2012 Brentwood City Summer Leisure Guide

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Summer 2012
Activities Guide
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Parks & Recreation Department
City of Brentwood Presents
Starry
Nights in
Brentwood
the return of
Summer Concert
Series 2012
City Park 7:00pm
June 15
June 22
June 29
July 6
July 20
July 27
August 3
August 10
Swing Fever (Big Band Swing/Jazz)
AJA VU (Music of Steely Dan)
Rodeo House (Country Rock & Pop)
David Correa and Cascada (Latin Guitar World Music)
The Hot Rods (50’s & 60’s Rock-n-Roll)
Six String (Classic Rock/Blues/Pop)
The All-American Boys Chorus (Salute to America’s Music)
Brentwood Concert Band
All patrons are asked to follow park rules before, during and after the concerts.
No Dogs • No Glass Containers • No Audio/Video Recording Devices
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City of Brentwood Parks and Recreation
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Active Adults
Summer 2012
June 1 through September 30, 2012
inside . . .
City Hall 150 City Park Way
4-7 Active Adults
Aquatics
(925) 516-5400
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
City Council
Programas para las
personas Mayores
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month, 7PM,
in the Council Chamber, 150 City Park Way
Robert Taylor, Mayor
Steve Barr, Vice Mayor
Robert A. Brockman, Joel Bryant, and Erick Stonebarger
11-14 Aquatics
Acuáticos
Parks & Recreation 35 Oak Street
11-14 Aquatic Fun
(925) 516-5444
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
Classes
19-23 Classes
26, 31 Clases
Parks & Recreation Staff
27-30 Sports
Director of Parks & Recreation – Craig Bronzan
Recreation Manager – Poldina Scherff
Recreation Supervisors – Olivia Alvarez, Sue Barry,
Deportes
Barbie Gary, and Mac Kaiser
Recreation Coordinator – Jackie Dwyer
Park Maintenance Manager – Roger Stromgren
Park Maintenance Supervisors – Mike Azamey,
8-10 Summer Camps
Campamentos de Verano
Barry Margesson, and Aaron Wanden
16-18 Parks and Facilities
24 Parques/Facilidades
25 Community Events
Eventos de la Comunida
Sports
Senior Park Maintenance Worker – Steve McLean
Park Maintenance Workers I & II – Derek Awa, Jason Coll,
Brian Johnson, Ben Murdock, and Felix Ruiz
20 & 21
Art and
Drawing
classes
Accountant II – Tina Clark
Management Analyst – Tammy Homan
Administrative Supervisor – Edie Keller
Administrative Assistants II – Michelle Inglis,
Elaine McGurk, Helena Pfeifer, and Linda Stadlbauer
Park & Recreation Commission
15 Registration
Información de Registro
Registration
Meets 4th Thursday of each month, 7PM,
in the Council Chamber
Alyssa Madden, Chairperson
Bruce Mulder, Vice Chairperson
Eileen Hofstadt, Blythe Lind, and Sandra Myers
Information
Brentwood Youth Commission
Disclaimer:
Class/Program schedules, fees, instructors, policies and procedures
are subject to change without notice.
All Brentwood Resident registrations start on May 10, 2012.
All Non-Resident registrations start on May 17, 2012.
www.brentwoodca.gov
Arts Commission
Meets 3rd Wednesday of each month, 7PM,
Donna Spencer, Chair
Jack Gaughan, Vice Chair
Juan Castillo, Danny Senn, and Barbara Koncher
B.A.N.C. Brentwood Advisory
Neighborhood Committee
Meets 2nd Wednesday of each month, 6PM,
in the Meeting Room at the Brentwood Community Center
“... adding joy to people’s lives”
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Parks & Facilities
Los horarios de las clases, costos de registracion, maestros, las reglas y los procedimientos
son sujetos a cambios. Para mas información sobre las clases, por favor llame al
Departamento de Parques y Recreaciones al (925) 516-5444.
Summer Camps
27 & 28 Youth Sports
Meets 1st Wednesday of each month, 7PM,
Megan Conder, Dakota Cushing, Madisun Marquez,
Kimberly Montes, Paige Ross, Allyson Spears,
Allison Strauss, Jack Strauss, Zachary Strauss, and
Veronika Wallace
Youth Commission Adult Advisors – Vince Kraeber and
Jimmy Theoc
Active Adults
Active Adults “Active Options for Older Adults!”
Welcome to Brentwood Senior Activity Center
alk through the doors at the Brentwood Senior Activity Center and you’ll
quickly become part of a dynamic community of individuals. With enrichment
classes, interest groups, themed parties, physical fitness activities, crafts, games, and
more, the Brentwood Senior Center meets a wide variety of interest for adults of all
ages, both before and after retirement. Whether you’re looking to pursue past
hobbies or develop new interests, you’ll experience a warm welcome from our
friendly Senior Ambassadors and program participants.
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Brentwood Senior Activity Center Senior Volunteer Ambassadors are
available to assist you with information at (925) 516-5380.
Senior Health/Fitness/Sports
Monthly Blood Pressure Checks
In partnership with John Muir Senior Services. A volunteer will be on
hand for blood pressure checks. Program is on a first come, first serve
basis and open to ages 50+. Just stop in.
FEE: Free
LOCATION: Brentwood Senior Activity Center (Class Room/ Lobby)
DAY
TIME
DATE
W
9:30-10:15AM
3rd Wednesday of each month
CC Café – Senior Nutrition Site
In partnership with Contra Costa Health Services and the City of
Brentwood, CC Café lunches provide 1/3 the recommended dietary
allowance (RDA) for healthy adults 60+. Food is prepared with no salt
added. Menus are planned with your health in mind and include good
sources of Vitamins A and C, fiber, and are low in fat. Reservations are
required and must be made between 10AM and 12:30PM the day before.
Call CC Café at (925) 634-5040 to make your reservation today.
FEE: Suggested donation $2 per person
CAFE MANAGER: Zel Ayres
LOCATION: Brentwood Senior Activity Center (Lunch Room)
DAY
TIME
DATE
M-F
9AM-1PM
Ongoing Activity
50+ Senior Fall Bocce League
This is our most popular social activity for our Active Adults. Team
registration packets are available at the Brentwood Senior Activity Center,
beginning July 2, for the Coed B League that is tentatively set to begin the
week of August 6. League play is generally offered Thursday mornings.
Teams consist of a minimum of four (4) players, maximum of ten (10). So
grab some friends and form a team. Deadline for team registration for the
2012 Fall League is 5PM, July 27. CLASS #12550
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Premiers Exercise Program
This popular class will offer stretching, light weights, and low impact
aerobics for our active older adults. Offered in partnership with Liberty
Adult Education. (Min: 10/Max: 85)
FEE: $25 (3 weeks)/$45 (8 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Ghiggeri
LOCATION: Brentwood Senior Activity Center (Main Hall)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
11984
M/W/F
10-11:30AM
6/11-6/29 (3 weeks)
12581
M/W/F
10-11:30AM
8/6-9-28* (8 weeks)
*No class 9/3.
Zumba Gold
Zumba Gold incorporates many of the dance/fitness routines set to Latin
and International rhythms but is performed at a lower intensity. Offered
in partnership with Liberty Adult Education. (Min:12/Max: 50)
FEE: $40 per session
INSTRUCTOR: Gallardo
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12579
T
8-9AM
7/31-9/25
Gentle Yoga Stretch
Yoga is for everyone! This supportive class will increase your
flexibility, tone your body, and improve breathing and balance.
Offered in partnership with Liberty Adult Education. (Min: 10)
INSTRUCTOR: Jansen
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12580
W
8:30-9:30AM
8/1-9/26
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Come Play Duplicate Bridge
Partners guaranteed. This activity is provided and supported by the
Brentwood Senior Club, Inc.
FEE: $6 per person/per session (Pay activity fee at location)
INSTRUCTOR: Carmen Meuter
LOCATION: Brentwood Senior Activity Center (Meeting Room)
DAY
TIME
DATE
W
6-9:30PM
Ongoing Activity
Drop-In Senior Pinochle
Drop-in and play some pinochle. We’ll even provide some instruction if
needed. This program is provided and supported by the Brentwood Senior
Club, Inc.
FEE: Senior Activity Card Required
DAY
TIME
DATE
T/TH
1-4PM
Ongoing Activity
Gin Rummy Club
Is one of the most popular card
games worldwide. Come and join the
club for a really good time. If you are
interested in playing call Ralph at (925)
626-7383 to make your reservations. This
program is provided and supported by the Brentwood Senior Club, Inc.
DAY
TIME
DATE
T
1-4PM
Ongoing Activity
Conversational Spanish
Learn basic Spanish for practical daily and travel use. This basic
introduction to Spanish vocabulary offers a pleasant approach to Spanish
language learning. Come have fun and learn. Offered in partnership with
Liberty Adult Education. (Min: 12)
INSTRUCTOR: Child
LOCATION: Brentwood Senior Activity Center (Class Room)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12582
TH
10-11:30AM
8/2-9/20
Basic Color and Design
Learn, have fun, save money on the newest mixing techniques. This
course is for everyone that uses color in their work, home or personal
interests. Offered in partnership with Liberty Adult Education. Supply list
will be discussed at the first class. (Min:12 students)
INSTRUCTOR: Rios
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12583
SA
9AM-12PM
8/4-9/22
www.brentwoodca.gov
Cooking Demonstration with Peggy
Active Adults
Senior Lifestyles and Learning
Learn how to prepare entrées and desserts that are quick and easy.
Helpful hints and shortcuts are also covered. Make cooking fun and
enjoyable as well as delicious! Register at Brentwood Senior Activity
Center Reception Desk. Menus posted at the Senior Activity Center.
FEE: $5 per session (1 day)
INSTRUCTOR: Peggy
LOCATION: Brentwood Senior Activity Center (Meeting Room)
DAY
TIME
DATE
W
2-4PM
6/27
W
2-4PM
7/25
W
2-4PM
8/29
W
2-4PM
9/26
Senior Social Activities
A Place to Paint
Oil Painting provides for self expression, learning new skills, and assists
with cultural competence. Come join our group and share your knowledge
of oil painting and techniques to make oil painting easy and fun. This
program is provided and supported by the Brentwood Senior Club, Inc.
DAY
TIME
DATE
M
2:30-4:30PM
Ongoing Activity
The “Oldies But Goodies” (OBG) Program
This program is specifically designed to offer fun, easy activities and
socialization for the frail elderly or adults who find themselves
homebound, isolated or alone. Active seniors are also welcome to enjoy
crafts, socializing, and helping other seniors. A snack is provided along
with weekly art and craft projects, music, field trips, guest speakers,
bingo, parties and more. Offered in partnership with Liberty Adult
Education.
FEE: $5 per session
INSTRUCTOR: Crosby & Joaquin
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12584
W/TH
1-4PM
6/6-8/9
12585
W/TH
1-4PM
8/15-10/18
Senior Club Book Banter Group
Join us each month as we discuss one of the literary delights selected by
the group. We meet on the third Tuesday of the month to discuss a variety
of books and topics. Book Banter increases memory skills, and allows
socializing with others. A list of upcoming books is available at the Senior
Center. This activity is provided and supported by the Brentwood Senior
Club, Inc.
DAY
TIME
DATE
T
1:30-2:30PM
3rd Tuesday of the Month
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Active Adults
UPCOMING SENIOR TRIPS
Discover, Explore and Have Fun!!!
Brentwood Senior Citizens Club Trip Activity Levels – Choose
your level carefully:
Level 1: Easy, sitting/little walking. Must be able to stand
10 minutes without assistance or bring your
walker or wheelchair.
Level 2: Small amount of walking
Level 3: Moderate to heavy walking
Level 4: Heavy amount of walking/standing
If you are not sure where you fit,
give us a call at (925) 516-5380.
Delta Cruise (Level 1)
Ecology Hot Lunch Senior Special
Cruise. Discover what makes the
Delta the Delta. Learn about the
flora and fauna of this special river
system in our own backyard. Lemon
Herb Chicken served with Rice Pilaf,
Brown Sugar Carrots, Gourmet
Salad, rolls with butter and
Chocolate Mousse Cake. Sail from 12-2PM. Leaving
Brentwood Senior Center at 11:15AM and returning at
approximately 3PM. Registration deadline: 6/8.
FEE: Club Member $50/Non-Club Member $55
TRIP # DAY DATE
TIME
12586 TH
7/11
11:15AM-3PM
Apple Hill (Level 2)
Join us for a wonderful adventure up to “High Hill Ranch,”
taking in the beauty of the El Dorado Countryside. Upon
arrival, we will enjoy a delicious hosted lunch in the Pie
House Dining Room. To top it off you will receive a slice of
Hot Apple Pie with Ice Cream. After Lunch we will be given a
tour of the history and development of Apple Hill. We will
wind down a country road filled with beautiful scenery and
fruit filled orchards. Bus will stop at two different apple
ranches. Registration deadline: 8/19.
FEE: Club Member $57/Non-Member $62
TRIP # DAY DATE
TIME
12588 TH
9/19
8:45AM-5:15PM
Upcoming Trips!
• Mare Island Vallejo (Level 2)
• Casino Trips to Cache Creek or
Red Hawk Casino (Level 1)
Senior Club Trip Refund Policy: When registration falls below the
minimum enrollment required, it may be necessary to cancel a trip. At the
time of cancellation, the City of Brentwood will initiate a full refund. Please
allow 4 weeks for refunds to be processed. Withdrawal and refund request
must be submitted at prior to the non refund dead line. You may elect to
receive a credit on your account or you may request a check refund.
Refunds cannot be given for any reason for trips designated NonRefundable. Trip prices are subject to change due to enrollment
changes. Please call the Brentwood Senior Activity Center for
more information on Senior Club Trips.
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Special Monthly Brentwood
Senior Citizen Club Luncheon (Ages 60+)
Join the Brentwood Senior Citizen Club, Inc. twice a month for
their special luncheon featuring a variety of catered meals from
CC Café. Enjoy a variety of entertainment such as entertainers,
guest speakers, bingo, and special raffles. Advance reservations
are required for these special luncheon and are made by calling
CC Café directly, weekdays between 8-11:30AM at (925)
634-5040 at least two days in advance.
FEE: $2 suggested donation per person
DAY
TIME DATE
F 11:30AM
Second Friday of the Month*
W 11:30AM
Last Wednesday of the Month*
*Subject to change without notice – call for more information.
Luncheon Themes
June 8: “Arabian Nights” Special Belly Dance Performance
July 25: “The Doo Wop Sock Hop” Best 50’s all fit contest and
Special Showing of the Rebels of Rydell High.
August and September – look for additional special
performances soon to be announced!
Volunteering Opportunities
Volunteers are changing the lives of seniors in our
community by reaching out with their time and talents. Last
year our dedicated volunteers gave over 2,000 hours to
help seniors at the Brentwood Senior Activity Center. Please
take a look at the following list of Volunteer Opportunities
to see how you can help (and if you have an idea that’s
not on our list, please let us know). Sign up to volunteer
today, make a lasting difference in someone’s life through
your generosity!
Areas to Consider
Office Administration: Front Desk Receptionist
(Ambassador Positions), Mailings, Special Projects
n Programs: Creativity Classes,
Health & Wellness, Tutoring
n Special Events: Public Relations,
Marketing, Creative
Professionals
n Event Committee: Special
Fundraising Event Planning, and
Support
n Brentwood Senior Citizen’s Club
Board: Serve as an officer or
become a committee member.
To Volunteer please contact Marianne Wiesen at
(925) 634-4734.
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Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Join our Family! The Brentwood Senior Citizens Club, Inc. provides great
opportunities to socialize with others and provides a link to a variety of resources,
trips and activities. The club is open to all adults, 50+ years of age. Club members
receive discounts on select programs, activities, and special events throughout the
year. Non-Members are also welcome to participate, but generally pay a higher fee
than club members. As a member, you receive our bi-monthly newsletter keeping you
up to date on what we are doing and what’s new in our programs. Cost of the
annual membership is $15. All are welcome.
Spotlight Guest Speaker Sessions
Special FREE Educational Sessions that address different topics
that are important to seniors, lead by professionals who
specialize in each topic presented. No registration required. Held
at the Brentwood Senior Activity Center from 1-3PM.
Peer Counseling – June 27
West Nile Virus – July 13
Dementia – August 10
A Tap Dancing Comedy
by Richard Harris
A rollicking comedy about the attempts of some fumbling amateurs
in an adult tap dance class who aspire to overcome their over
abundance of two left feet and triumph at a charity pageant. You
will stand up and cheer!!!
Friday June 1, 2012
6:30PM Performance
Doors Open at 6PM
SPECIAL EVENTS
Active Adults
Brentwood Senior Citizens Club, Inc.
Ice Cream
Social
Held at the
Brentwood Senior
Activity Center (Main
Hall). FREE to the first 100
Brentwood Senior Citizens
Club Members/$1 Non-Club
Members.
EVENT # DAY
12588 TH
DATE
8/23
TIME
1-3PM
Brentwood Senior Club
10 Year Anniversary
BBQ Picnic
Come and Join the Club
as they celebrate
their 10 year
anniversary with
an outdoor
BBQ picnic
at the Veterans
Park Picnic Area. Club
Member FREE/$5 Non-Club Members.
EVENT # DAY DATE
TIME
12589 SA
9/8
1-3PM
Upcoming Events
to look for this Fall!
Senior Resource Fair: Friends,
Food and Fun – September 29
Halloween Masquerade Ball –
October 26
Holiday Craft Fair – November 3
Senior Club Members $5
Non-Member $8
Brentwood Senior Activity Center
EVENT #12617
www.brentwoodca.gov
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Summer Camps
Jedi Master
Engineering (Ages 8-12)
Pre-Engineering with LEGO®
(Ages 5-6)
Create, Play, and Learn. Build a town, city or star base
with houses, buildings, pyramids, bridges, tunnels,
towers, and more. Build motorized cars, trains, buses,
and trucks; race them; crash them; repair them.
Explore the many possibilities of LEGO® building
systems while learning useful construction
techniques. (Min: 11/Max: 24)
FEE: $180 Res./$198 Non-Res. (1 week)
INSTRUCTOR: Play-Well TEKnologies Staff
LOCATION: Brentwood Community Center (MultiPurpose Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11916
M-F 9AM-12PM
6/18-6/22
Engineering FUNdamentals
Summer Camps
(Ages 7-12)
Discover the FUNdamentals of Engineering. Build
motorized creations beyond your wildest dreams all
while exploring the concepts of engineering, physics,
and architecture. This is a hands-on and minds-on
class suitable for LEGO® building system novices to
“maniac.” Returning students will work on new
projects and challenges. (Min: 11/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11917
M-F 1-4PM
6/18-6/22
Jedi Engineering
(Ages 5-7)
Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and
engineering principles right in front of them. Defeat
the Empire by designing and refining X-Wings, R2units, and settlements on far-flung edges of the
galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to
create motorized and architectural projects such as
energy catapults, shield generators and defense
turrets. (Min: 11/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11918
M-F
9AM-12PM 7/23-7/27
8
The Force is strong in this class. Build complex
machines and structures based on the best designs
from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include X-Wings,
AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud
Cities, settlements, and fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi
instructors reinforce key engineering concepts such as
gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric
motion and more as students tap into the powerful
forces of imagination and engineering. (Min: 11/
Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11919
M-F 1-4PM
7/23-7/27
My First Lab (Ages 4-5)
Become a junior Mad Scientist! This new camp is a
great introduction to science. Preschoolers explore
their sense of sight, sound, smell, taste and touch.
Children use a magnifying glass to discover the world
of creepy crawly creatures. Explore the science of the
sea and the fascinating creatures that live there.
Campers become paleontologists by searching for
fossils and participating in a mini dinosaur dig.
Finally, take an exciting mission with Mad Science to
explore the planets, moons and stars. Take-home
projects included each day! (Min: 8/Max: 16)
FEE: $189.40 Res./$208.30 Non-Res. (1 week)
INSTRUCTOR: Mad Science Staff
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11864
M-F 9AM-12PM
6/11-6/15
Secret Agent Camp (Ages 6-11)
The Mad Science Secret Agent Camp is a fun journey
into the world of detection, spy science, and
forensics. Campers will examine the science behind
the spy tools made famous by the world’s greatest
spies! We will reconstruct activities using scientific
methods and use the science of cryptology to send
and decode secret messages. Kids will get a chance to
see what can’t be seen by the naked eye and will
follow in Sherlock’s steps to learn what tracks can tell
us! Join the Mad Science Bureau of Investigations to
help foil a burglary using state-of-the art security
techniques! (Min: 12/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11866
M-F 9AM-12PM
6/25-6/29
Flight Academy (Ages 6-11)
Sign-up for Mad Science Flight Academy and explore
the fundamentals of flight. Learn characteristics of
the planets and discover the wonders of the Milky
Way. See how air and wind affect kites, hot air
balloons and parachutes. Discover the fundamentals
of rocketry, the stages of rocket flight and experiment
with huge water rocket launches. We each build our
own launchable rockets to take home. Take-homes
include the new Mad Science Skyblazer rocket, a
rubber band-powered airplane, a kite, a boomerang,
a mini flying disc, and more! (Min: 12/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11865
M-F 1-4PM
6/11-6/15
Inventor’s Academy (Ages 6-11)
Each day campers are given a series of challenges
they must overcome using basic materials, simple
machines, tips from world famous inventors and the
most important thing of all – their minds. The camp
involves a team-based approach to solving problems
but will also include projects like building your own
Light Saber, Rocket Launcher and more. Discover and
Create! Additional $15 lab fee paid to the instructor
the first day of class. (Min: 12/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11867
M-F 1-4PM
6/25-6/29
NASA: Journey into Outer Space
(Ages 6-11)
Mad Science and NASA’s
after school program is
now a summer camp!
From our atmosphere to
the outer reaches of our
solar system, this
hands-on program
sends campers on a
quest for exploration!
Comets, planets, stars
and more are all
waiting to be discovered. Learn about the four forces
of flight and the challenges of space travel. Camp
includes a take home every day. Join us for Earth and
Beyond, Astronaut-in-Training, Solar Launch, Eye on
the Sky, and Space Voyage! (Min: 12/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11868
M-F 9AM-12PM
7/16-7/20
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Kidz Love Soccer Camp
Crazy Chemistry (Ages 6-11)
We’ll explore and create exciting chemical reactions,
make colorful concoctions and bubbling brews.
Amaze yourself with magical temperature changing
baggie science or growing ghost crystals. Study the
chemistry involved in not-so-simple things like chalk
and soap, and even experiment with the chemistry
used by artists, spies and detectives! Chemists bring
home a project each day. (Min: 12/Max: 24)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11869
M-F 1-4PM
7/16-7/20
Tennis Spin 1 (Ages 5-13+)
A fun, athletic, instructional, comprehensive tennis
program for all ages. Come learn the game, further
your skills and enjoy others that share your interest in
the game.
FEE: (Ages 5-7) $15.70 Res./$20.70 Non-Res.
(1 hour clinic)
(Ages 8-Adult) $20.90 Res./$25.90 Non-Res.
(1.5 hour clinic)
INSTRUCTOR: Sandi Johnston, Tennis Pro, Future
Stars 2000’s
LOCATION: Heritage High School (Tennis Courts)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
Tot Level – Beginner (Ages 5-7)
11909
SA
9-10AM
6/16
Junior Level – Beginner (Ages 8-12)
11910
SA
10-11:30AM
6/16
Adults – Beginner (Ages 13+)
11911
SA
11:30AM-1PM 6/16
Tennis Spin 2 (Ages 5-13+)
Tot Level – Intermediate (Ages 5-7)
11912
SA
9-10AM
Level 1 (Ages 4.5-6)
11881
M-F
9AM-12PM
7/16-7/20
Level 2 (Ages 7-8)
11882
M-F
9AM-12PM
7/16-7/20
Level 3 (Ages 9-10)
11883
M-F
9AM-12PM
7/16-7/20
British Multi-Sports Camp
(Ages 6-13)
Challenger’s team of British coaches will provide boys
and girls with a week of nonstop action, fun and
competition, all with a British twist – a camp to
remember! Children will learn new British sports
including tag rugby, non-stop cricket, rounders,
5-aside soccer, kickball, British bull dogs and team
relays and obstacle courses. They will develop new
skills with team-building activities that include more
than just running, jumping, catching, kicking and
throwing! Campers will also learn about respect,
responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship and
leadership, while playing hard, having fun and
making new friends. Campers receive a camp T-shirt.
(Min: 12)
INSTRUCTOR: Challenger Sports Staff
LOCATION: Oak Meadow Park
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11915
M-F 9AM-12PM
6/11-6/15
Gymnastics Camp (Ages 4-12)
Children will be exposed to a variety of activities
while spending the week at gymnastics camp.
Children will have the opportunity to bounce on the
trampoline, jump in the fun foam pit, and play
games. Please be sure to bring a water bottle labeled
with child’s name and a snack will be provided daily.
(Min: 3/Max: 10)
INSTRUCTOR: Black Diamond Kids Center Staff
LOCATION: Black Diamond Kids Center (2015 Elkins
Way, Suite D)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11922
M-F 9:30AM-12PM 6/18-6/22
11923
M-F 9:30AM-12PM 7/9-7/13
Animation
Cartooning (Ages 5-7)
The participants will learn the fundamentals of
developing cartoon characters and creating a
storyboard with these characters, this is the
beginning of a cartoon. They will create an animatic
(filmed) storyboard, which is the first step in the
process of any major animated film. The class
introduces the participants to basic digital cartooning
software, basic animatic techniques in filmmaking,
character design and some of the fundamentals of
comic storytelling. All work is original to the
participants and the copyrights belong to the
creators. The final cartoons are posted on the Freshi
website at www.freshiacademy.com or can be
downloaded on a personal thumb drive by the
participants. (Min: 12/Max: 15)
INSTRUCTOR: Freshi Films Staff
LOCATION: Brentwood Community Center (Meeting
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11926
M-F 9AM-12PM
6/18-6/22
Filmmaking from Script
to Premiere (Ages 8-12)
This camp begins with a completed script. The
participants form small production groups of 6 to 8
filmmakers. From a book of scripts, the group decides
on the genre of film they want to produce: comedy,
drama, sci-fi, action adventure or horror. The group
begins with creating the storyboards for their film.
Using basic video cameras and editing software, they
produce the film, integrating simple special effects,
sound effects and a score. They will learn camera
angles, film etiquette and vocabulary and digital film
tools. The skills they learn should be able to translate
outside of the class to their home video camera and
computer so they can continue with their digital
storytelling after the class is over. Depending on the
group, they may bring costumes and props from
home but this is not required. The final class will be a
premiere of their movie for the benefit of family and
friends. The final film is posted on the Freshi website
at www.freshiacademy.com or can be downloaded
on a personal thumb drive by the participants.
(Min: 12/Max: 15)
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11927
M-F 1-4PM
6/18-6/22
6/23
Junior Level – Intermediate (Ages 8-12)
11913
SA
10-11:30AM
6/23
Adults – Intermediate (Ages 13+)
11914
SA
11:30AM-1PM 6/23
www.brentwoodca.gov
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Summer Camps
A fun, athletic, instructional, comprehensive tennis
program for all ages. Come learn the game, further
your skills and enjoy others that share your interest in
the game.
FEE: (Ages 5-7) $15.70 Res./$20.70 Non-Res.
(1 hour clinic)
(Ages 8-Adult) $20.90 Res./$25.90 Non-Res.
(1.5 hour clinic)
INSTRUCTOR: Sandi Johnston, Tennis Pro, Future
Stars 2000’s
LOCATION: Heritage High School (Tennis Courts)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
(Ages 4.5-10)
Spend a week enjoying the world’s most popular
sport in a fun, recreational environment. Learn and
practice soccer skills including: dribbling, passing,
receiving, shooting and age-specific defense.
Everyone is a winner as the week’s fun culminates in
an age-appropriate “World Cup” tournament. All
campers will receive a soccer ball and a Kidz Love
Soccer jersey. Campers should bring a full water
bottle, snack and must wear shin guards. Soccer
shoes and sunscreen are recommended. (Min: 8/
Max: 40)
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff
LOCATION: Oak Meadow Park
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
From Story to Screen (Ages 5-7)
This is a beginning digital filmmaking class. The class
begins with a well-known children’s story or nursery
rhythm. Together, the group chooses the story they
want to film and they learn to convert the story into
a visual storyboard series. Using fundamental
cameras and editing software, they are led through a
cinematic process from pre-production, production
and post-production and, at the end of the program,
they complete an original short film based on a
familiar children’s story. The final film is posted on
the Freshi website at www.freshiacademy.com or can
be downloaded on a personal thumb drive by the
participants. (Min: 12/Max: 15)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11928
M-F 9AM-12PM
7/9-7/13
Special Effects with Animation
(Ages 8-12)
Young filmmakers will be introduced to some of the
most basic “tricks” in filmmaking created with the
help of animation such as morphing, flying, disasters
and monsters. The participants work in small groups
of 4 to 6 to realize the special effects. This program
emphasizes technique and may not result in a
completed short film. All completed short film
projects will be posted on the Freshi website at
wwwe.freshiacademy.com or can be downloaded on
a personal thumb drive on the last day of the
program. (Min: 12/Max: 15)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11929
M-F 1-4PM
7/9-7/13
Summer Camps
Beginning Game Design
(Ages 8-12)
Beginning Game Developers work in pairs of two per
computer to learn the basics of computer
programming for games. Unlike other Game-learning
experiences, this program starts with a blank screen.
The programming is logic-based and does not require
previous experience with computer programming or
computer programming languages. Everything
created for the game is original to the team. In this
program, they will learn the fundamental elements
of a game and build a single platform game. On the
last day of the class they can download their game to
a personal thumb drive so that they can play the
game at home or with friends. The games are totally
original to the creative pairs and the copyrights are
owned by the creators. Their game will be posted on
the www.freshiacademy website where it can also be
shared. (Min: 12/Max: 15)
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11931
M-F 1-4PM
7/23-7/27
10
Introduction to
Game Design:
Paper Games (Ages 5-7)
This is the program that introduces the beginning of
the Game Design process. Working independently or
as a small group, the participants learn to create the
concept for a game, design the characters, design the
backgrounds and articulate the flow of the game
including how points are scored, what challenges
have to be overcome, what is won at each level and
how many advancing levels move the action of the
game forward. All work is original to the young Game
Designers and the copyrights are owned by the
creators. Finally, the participants begin to storyboard
the action of the game and prepare for beginning the
computer programming. (Min: 12/Max: 15)
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11930
M-F 9AM-12PM
7/23-7/27
Cartoon Camp (Ages 6-12)
Come have some serious fun designing and drawing
your own cartoons! Let your imagination run wild as
you invent characters, create their world and bring
them to life with jokes and storylines. Along the way
you’ll learn pencil and ink drawing skills, sequencing,
graphic lay-out and coloring techniques to add a
professional look to your work. Each day includes
projects, activities and a snack break. Plan to bring
your own snack and beverage. Students who’ve
worked with Nancy before will receive fresh
challenges to build on personal progress. A $10
materials fee is payable to the instructor on the first
day.
FEE: $83.80 Res./$92.20 Non-Res. (3 days)
INSTRUCTOR: Nancy Roberts
LOCATION: Brentwood Community Center (Art
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11977
T/W/TH 9AM-12PM
6/19-6/21
Fashion Camp (Ages 8-14)
Do you have amazing ideas for creative new clothing
designs? Learn how to turn your ideas into
professional-looking illustrations using a variety of
media, techniques and presentation graphics.
Projects cover drawing the face and figure, posing
your model, garment structure, and designing with
fabric, pattern and color. You’ll be inspired by fashions
from throughout history and around the world along
with current trends. Each day includes projects,
activities and a snack break. Plan to bring your own
snack and beverage. A $20 materials fee is payable to
the instructor on the first day.
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11979
T/W/TH 9AM-12PM
6/26-6/28
Sculpture Camp (Ages 6-12)
Bring your creative ideas to three-dimensional life!
In this exciting new camp you’ll sculpt and carve clay,
build with wood, model with papier-mâché and
design a colorful mobile. Along the way you’ll learn
about three-dimensional design, structure, balance,
space and texture. Each day includes projects,
activities and a snack break. Plan to bring your own
snack and beverage. A $20 materials fee is payable to
the instructor on the first day.
Room)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
11980
T/W/TH 9AM-12PM
7/10-7/12
Summer Dance Camp (Ages 4-8)
Beat the summer boredom and blues with one of our
exciting dance camps. Meet new friends and have
crazy fun while learning ballet, jazz, and hip-hop.
Each week hosts a new theme: I Want to be a Star,
Fun In The Sun, Camp Fun, and Dancin’ Days. Your
little one is guaranteed to have a blast. Snacks and
crafts will be supplied. Parents won’t want to miss
the Super Showcase held at the end of each camp
session.
INSTRUCTOR: Expressions Dance Academy, 640
Harvest Park Dr., #E
CLASS#
DAY TIME
DATE
12604
M-F 9:30AM-12PM 6/25-6/29
12605
M-F 9:30AM-12PM 7/9-7/13
12606
M-F 9:30AM-12PM 7/16-7/20
Horse and Pony Camps
(Ages 6-11)
Camp features riding daily, camp shows, camp
competitions, field trips, live presentations by equine
professionals, crafts and activities relating to horses,
horse history, and teamwork through teams and
peers, safety skills, mini show and so much more.
Students should wear sturdy shoes and pants. Class
includes workbook, all craft supplies, safety
equipment and snacks.
FEE: $196.60 Res./$216.30 Non-Res.
INSTRUCTOR: Melissa Madsen, K.C. Riding Academy
LOCATION: K.C. Riding Academy (Arena), 1450 Eden
Plains (entrance on Fisher)
CLASS #
DAY TIME
DATE
12515
M-F 9AM-12:30PM 6/18-6/22
12516
M-F 9AM-12:30PM 7/16-7/20
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Brentwood Family Aquatic Complex
195 Griffith Lane Brentwood, CA 94513 • (925) 516-5430 (recorded message)
www.brentwoodca.gov
hether through Swim Lessons, Lap
Swim/Masters Program, or Lifeguard
Certification classes, Aquatic Activities are a
great way to reach one’s fitness goals with a
low risk of injury to joints and your body in
general. Participation in Aquatic Activities
helps promote cardiovascular endurance,
strength, flexibility and range of motion.
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Aquatics
The City of Brentwood Parks and Recreation Department reserves
the right to refuse entry or eject individuals from the facility.
Lap Swim
Recreation Public Swim
Summer Lap Swim/Masters Program
Concessions provided by “Sticky Chicken & Ribs”
(Adults 18+ only except where noted)
Weekend Public Swim Hours
Note: All Lap Swim/Masters program hours will require the use of Lap
Swim passes only. Lap Swim passes may only be purchased at the Parks &
Recreation Administrative office, 35 Oak Street, Monday through Friday,
8AM-5PM. Through Friday, October 26, 2012.
Monday-Friday*
5:30-8AM
11AM-12:45PM
6:15-8:15PM (Adults & Teens, Ages 13+)
*NOTE: Lap Swim/Masters program will be closed on 5/28, 7/4, 9/3.
Saturday Special Lap Swim/Masters Hours
Enjoy Saturday morning lap swim through September 29 as an alternative
to your weekend exercise program.
Starting Saturday, May 5, 2012
Saturdays
9:30-11:30AM
May 5-September 30, 2012
Saturday and Sunday
12-6PM
Weekday Public Swim Hours
June 11-July 27, 2012
Monday-Friday
1-6PM
Special Holiday Hours
May 28, July 4, September 3 12-6PM
Saturday Family Lap Swim
(Ages 8+)
Fitness swimming for the entire family! Families can lap swim together
Saturdays only through September 29. Swimmers must swim continuous
laps, in the true tradition of lap swimming. Recreation swimming and
horseplay are prohibited. Note: All persons under the age of 12 must be
accompanied by someone 15 years of age or older.
Family Lap Swim Hours
Through Saturday, September 29, 2012
Saturdays
9:30-11:30AM
Lap Swim Admission
16 Swim Pass
$36.40 Res./$41.70 Non-Res.
Lap Swim Passes are not refundable, transferable, or
may be used for Recreation Swim.
www.brentwoodca.gov
Public Swim Fees
Single Entry (Ages 1+)
Monday-Friday (before 4PM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4
Saturday/Sundays (before 4PM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5
2@4! After 4PM, all days, Single Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2
Multi-Entry Passes
10 Entry Swim Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$38.30 Res./$43.50 Non-Res.
25 Entry Swim Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$81.70 Res./$90.30 Non-Res.
Recreation Swim Passes are not refundable, transferable, or valid for Lap
Swim/Masters.
2012 Season Pass
$366.30 Res./$402.90 Non-Res.
Get a 25% discount if purchased prior to June 1!
Valid for recreation swim admission for up to five
family members, May 5 through September 30.
Purchase at the Brentwood Family Aquatic
Complex during Public Recreation Swim or at
the Parks and Recreation Department, 35 Oak
Street. Family Passes are not refundable,
transferable, or valid as Lap Swim/Masters Passes.
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Aquatic Specialty Classes
All Aquatic Specialty Programs are held at the Brentwood Family Aquatic Complex.
Aquatics
Junior Lifeguard Camp
(Ages 12-14)
This camp covers water safety and basic rescue skills, the importance of
great customer service, facility operations, teamwork, leadership skills,
basic work skills, Introduction to First Aid and CPR. (Students do not
receive CPR/First Aid certification in this course.) Participants must be able
to swim six laps of front crawl (freestyle) and tread water for two
minutes. Please bring a lunch and/or snacks to eat. Fee includes
handouts, completion certificate, and T-shirt. Junior Lifeguards
encouraged after the completion of this program to assist with a pool
event and possibly assist lifeguards with patron surveillance for a day.
FEE: $111.20 Res./$121.80 Non-Res.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
11744
M-F
7:30AM-12:30PM
6/18-6/22
11745
M-F
7:30AM-12:30PM
7/9-7/13
Junior Water Safety Aide Camp
(Ages 12-14)
This camp covers learning and teaching basic swim instruction skills,
water safety, the importance of great customer service, facility operations,
teamwork, leadership skills, basic work skills, and introduction to First Aid
and CPR. (Students do not receive CPR/First Aid certification in this
course.) Participants must be able to swim six laps of front crawl
(freestyle) and tread water for two minutes. Please bring a lunch and/or
snacks to eat. Fee includes handouts, completion certificate, and T-shirt.
Junior Water Safety Aides encouraged after the completion of this
program to assist with a pool event and possibly assist a swim instructor
for a day.
FEE: $111.20 Res./$121.80 Non-Res.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
11746
M-F
8AM-12PM
6/25-6/29
11747
M-F
8AM-12PM
7/16-7/20
Summer Swim Lesson Levels
Parent and Child Lesson’s
(Ages 6 mos-4 yrs)
Note: These programs are a water exploration and
adjustment courses, not an actual swim lesson! The
goal of the class is to give an opportunity for parents
and children to bond and participate in several
guided practice sessions that help children learn
elementary skills including: bubble blowing, front
kicking, back floating, underwater exploration,
games, songs and more! The parent is the primary
instructor for their child and is required to be in the
water with them. The student/parent to teacher ratio
is 10:1)
FEE: $51.60 Res./$56.80 Non-Res. per pair
Ducklings: (6-18 months)
Froggies: (18 mos-3 years)
Turtles: (3-4 years) this class is designed for the
child who is not ready to participate in the PS1 swim
lesson independently.
Preschool Lessons
(Ages 3-5)
The skills taught in the preschool lessons are the
same progressions as the elementary age lessons.
Students who are proficient in the Level PS2b
(Fundamental Aquatic Skills) class skills may register
for Level PS3 or Level Y3 (Stroke Development) class
depending on the age of the student. For the
following levels, the participant must be willing to
work without a parent in the water. The student to
teacher ratio is 3:1.
FEE: $60.30 Res./$66.30 Non-Res.
Level PS1 (Introduction to Water Skills) swimmers
will focus on water adjustment skills; getting used to
being in the swimming pool in a class setting.
Level PS2a (Fundamental Aquatic Skills)
swimmers are willing to go all the way under water
and are not yet floating unassisted.
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Level PS2b (Fundamental Aquatic Skills)
swimmers are able to float by themselves and are
ready to front and back glide with kicking and arm
strokes.
Level PS3 (Stroke Development) swimmers are
able to make forward progress using flutter kicking
and arms. They will learn dolphin kicking and back
crawl as well as rhythmic breathing.
Elementary Age Lessons
(Ages 5-12)
FEE: $60.30 Res./$66.30 Non-Res.
Level Y1 (Introduction to Water Skills) swimmers
are working on water adjustment skills and becoming
comfortable going all the way under water, as well as
opening eyes underwater to retrieve objects. 3:1 ratio
Level Y2 (Fundamental Aquatic Skills) swimmers
are willing to go all the way under water and are
learning how to float and glide on their tummies and
backs unassisted, and will work on front and back
glides with kicking and arm strokes. 4:1 ratio
Level Y3 (Stroke Development) swimmers are able
to make forward progress using flutter kicking and
arms. They will learn dolphin kicking and back crawl
as well as rhythmic breathing. 5:1 ratio
Level Y4 (Stroke Improvement) swimmers can
swim front and back crawl, and know dolphin kick.
They will learn butterfly arms, breaststroke,
elementary backstroke, and work on treading water.
6:1 ratio
Level Y5 (Stroke Refinement) swimmers can
competently swim front and back crawl, butterfly,
breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke.
They will learn surface dives, flip turns, three types of
kicks for treading water, diving and swimming
underwater. 6:1 ratio. Classes available starting in the
second session beginning June 25.
Level Y6 (Fitness Swimmer) swimmers can swim
2 laps of front and back crawl and 1 lap of butterfly,
breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke.
They will work on endurance to double the number
of laps for each stroke. They will learn water safety
skills. 8:1 ratio. Classes available starting in the
second session beginning June 25.
Beginning Adult and
Teen Stroke Improvement
(Ages 13+)
FEE: $60.30 Res./$66.30 Non-Res.
Beginning swimmers are working on water
adjustment skills, going under water, float and glide
on their back and stomachs, basic forward progress
with specified strokes and kicks. Students eventually
progress into competently completing multiple laps
of front and back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke,
elementary backstroke, sidestroke, three types of
kicks for treading water, diving and swimming
underwater. 4:1 ratio
Private Swim Lessons
(Ages 5+)
FEE: $87.70 Res./Non-Res. $96.40
Instruction is available on a one-to one basis for both
children and teens. Private lessons are for those who
want more individualized attention or who may not
feel comfortable in a group lesson. Preregistration is
required.
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Summer Swim Lesson Program
Aquatics
Swimmers of all ages and abilities are welcomed into our program. Class times may be added or deleted
based on public demand. The City of Brentwood is an American Red Cross Authorized Service Provider for
our Swim Lesson Program!
NOTE: The following class offerings are subject to change.
Classes may be added or dropped based on demand.
Missed Lessons: It is essential that each lesson is attended to receive the full benefit of the class.
Please plan your schedule carefully. Sorry, there are no make-up lessons or credits for missed classes. If a
class or session is canceled by the Parks & Recreation Department, a credit will be issued to your
account.
GROUP LESSONS – SESSION 1 • June 18-28 • Monday-Thursday, 30 minute classes/8 classes
LEVEL
Ducklings
Froggies
Turtles
PS1
PS2a
PS2b
PS3
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
A&TSI
9AM
11635
—
—
11654
11663
11672
11681
11690
11699
11710
—
11720
—
11728
9:35AM
—
11648
—
11655
11664
11673
11682
11691
11700
—
11716
—
—
—
10:10AM
—
—
11652
11656
11665
11674
11683
11692
11701
11711
—
11721
—
11729
10:55AM
11636
—
—
11657
11666
11675
11684
11693
11702
—
11717
—
11725
—
11:30AM
—
11649
—
11658
11667
11676
11685
11694
11703
11712
—
11722
—
11730
12:05PM
—
11650
—
11659
11668
11677
11686
11695
11704
11713
—
—
11726
11731
6:15PM
11637
—
—
11660
11669
11678
11687
11696
11705
—
11718
—
—
—
6:50PM
—
11651
—
11661
11670
11679
11688
11697
11706
11714
—
11723
—
11732
7:25PM
—
—
11653
11662
11671
11680
11689
11698
11707
—
11719
—
11727
11733
8PM
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
11709
11708
11715
—
11724
—
—
GROUP LESSONS – SESSION 2 • July 2-12 • Monday-Thursday, 30 minute classes/7 classes
LEVEL
Ducklings
Froggies
Turtles
PS1
PS2a
PS2b
PS3
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
A & TSI
9AM
12033
—
—
12147
12187
12224
12255
12287
12326
12375
—
—
—
—
9:35AM
—
12124
—
12148
12188
12225
12256
12288
12361
—
12393
12407
—
—
(No classes July 4th
10:10AM
10:55AM
—
12034
—
—
12137
—
12149
12154
12189
12190
12226
12227
12257
12258
12289
12290
12362
12327
12377
—
—
12394
—
12408
12421
—
12438
—
– Fees are
11:30AM
—
12125
—
12155
12191
12228
12259
12291
12328
12376
—
—
—
12439
prorated)
12:05PM
—
12126
—
12156
12192
12229
12260
12292
12329
12378
—
12409
—
12440
6:15PM
12035
—
—
12178
12193
12244
12261
12293
12358
—
12395
—
—
—
6:50PM
—
12127
—
12157
12194
12230
12262
12294
12359
12379
—
12410
—
12441
7:25PM
12036
≈
12138
12158
12195
12231
12263
12295
12360
—
12396
—
12422
12442
8PM
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
12296
12330
12380
—
—
—
—
GROUP LESSONS – SESSION 3 • July 16-26 • Monday-Thursday, 30 minute classes/8 classes
LEVEL
Ducklings
Froggies
Turtles
PS1
PS2a
PS2b
PS3
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
A & TSI
9AM
12037
—
—
12176
12196
12232
12264
12297
12331
12381
—
—
—
—
www.brentwoodca.gov
9:35AM
—
12128
—
12177
12197
12233
12265
12298
12332
—
12397
12411
—
—
10:10AM
—
—
12139
12159
12198
12234
12266
12299
12333
12382
—
—
12423
—
10:55AM
12039
—
—
12160
12199
12235
12267
12300
12334
—
12398
12412
—
—
11:30AM
—
12129
—
12161
12200
12236
12268
12301
12335
12383
—
—
12424
12443
12:05PM
—
12130
—
12162
12201
12237
12269
12302
12336
12384
—
12413
—
12444
6:15PM
12038
—
—
12163
12212
12238
12270
12303
12337
—
12399
—
—
—
6:50PM
—
12131
—
12164
12213
12239
12271
12304
12338
12385
—
12414
—
12445
7:25PM
12040
—
12140
12165
12214
12240
12272
12305
12339
—
12400
—
12425
12446
8PM
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
12306
12340
12365
—
—
—
12447
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Aquatics
GROUP LESSONS – SESSION 4
July 30-August 9 • Monday-Thursday
30 minute classes/8 classes
LEVEL
Ducklings
Froggies
Turtles
PS1
PS2a
PS2b
PS3
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
Y5
Y6
A & TSI
6:15PM
12040
—
—
12166
12202
—
—
12307
12341
—
12401
12415
—
—
6:50PM
—
12132
—
12167
12203
12241
12273
12308
12342
12386
—
—
12426
12448
7:25PM
—
—
12141
12168
12204
—
—
12309
12343
—
12402
12416
—
12449
August 13-23 • Monday-Thursday
30 minute classes/8 classes
8PM
—
—
—
—
—
—
12274
12310
12344
12366
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Y6
A & TSI
August 27-30 • Monday-Thursday
30 minute classes/4 classes (Fees are prorated)
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Froggies
Turtles
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PS2b
PS3
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Y2
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A & TSI
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Would you like to register your child
for swim lessons, but can’t because of
limited funds? Partial financial
assistance may be available through
our Aquatic Scholarship Fund. Please
see page 18 under Youth Activity
Scholarship Assistance Program for
further information.
PRIVATE LESSONS • Monday-Thursday, 30 minute classes/4 classes – One week only!
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A Few Important Facility and Pool Rules
1. Children under the age of 12 must be
accompanied by a responsible,
actively supervising person 15 years of
age or older.
2. Lifeguard attention is spread among all
swimmers. Drowning may still occur.
Active, responsible supervision is
required.
3. Each patron entering the facility must
pay the Recreation Swim fee. This
includes non-swimmers.
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4. No street clothing may be worn in the
pool. All guests must wear a swimming
suit to enter the water. T-shirts, knit
clothing, cotton clothing of any type,
and jeans of any type
are prohibited in the
water. Rash guards or
board shorts may be
worn as long as they
do not have zippers,
buckles or metal pieces.
5. The City of Brentwood Parks and
Recreation Department reserves the
right to refuse entry or eject individuals
from the facility.
6. PLAY SAFE!
7. WEAR SUN SCREEN!
8. HAVE FUN!
Please visit our website at
www.brentwoodca.gov for
a complete list of our Facility
and Safety rules.
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Registration Information
All Brentwood Residents registration starts on May 10, 2012.
All Non-Residents registration starts on May 17, 2012.
There are 5 Easy Ways To Register . . .
Mail-in City of Brentwood
Parks & Recreation Department
35 Oak Street
Brentwood, CA 94513
Fax-in
(925) 516-5445
Online
www.brentwoodca.gov/eMotion
Call-in
(925) 516-5444
Walk-in
35 Oak Street
Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
General Information
Full payment is due at time of enrollment by cash, check, or
Visa/MasterCard/Discover. Checks are payable to the City of Brentwood.
Returned checks will be assessed a service charge of $13.43. Participants
must pre-register for all programs unless otherwise noted. It is the
participant’s responsibility to attend the activity or call to verify their
enrollment if a receipt is not received. Some programs and sports have
different registration dates. These separate registrations will be listed in
the guide.
Cancellations
Classes without minimum enrollment will be cancelled or combined. If
the activity, class, or trip is cancelled the City will issue a refund.
www.brentwoodca.gov
Youth Sports and Pre-School
Sports Activities Policy
Waitlists may be established once an activity has reached maximum
capacity or the registration period has closed. Waitlists will only be taken
up to five (5) business days after registration has ended. If a space opens,
you will be notified. Being placed on a waitlist does not guarantee
placement in an activity. If placed, an additional service charge of $23.20
will be added to the cost of the program. Once an activity has started,
waitlists will be discarded and waitlisted individuals will be notified that
they are no longer on the waitlist.
Youth Activity Scholarship Assistance Program
Would you like to register your child for an activity but can’t because
of a limited family budget? Partial financial assistance may be
available through our Youth Activity Scholarship Program. To be
eligible, you must meet the following requirements: Brentwood
resident (no other areas will be considered); under 18 years of age;
meet the income eligibility chart listed in the application; applicant
must fill out the application and provide some form of verification of
their yearly family income. These scholarships are funded through
community donations and can vary from year-to-year. A limit of $125
in scholarships per eligible family is available each fiscal year, as long
as funds are available. Scholarships subsidize 50% of the
class/sport/activity fee. Certain classes can not be repeated. For more
information call (925) 516-5444.
Early Bird Doesn’t
Always Get the Worm
In an effort to maintain fairness and uphold City policy, the
Parks and Recreation Department will hold all registrations
received prior to May 10 for residents and May 17 for nonresidents, and will not process them until 24 hours after the
official registration opens. If at that time the activity is full, the
Refund Policy will be followed. PLEASE NOTE: All payments
must be deposited on the date they are received.
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Registration
Refund Policy
Our department strives to provide you with high quality programs. Some
situations that occur are beyond our control. Withdrawals/refunds could
cause the class/activity/program to drop below the minimum required
attendance, which could cause the class/activity/program to be cancelled.
City reserves the right to cancel a program and refund under extenuating
circumstances. Should you be dissatisfied, contact us and staff will work
with you to the best of our ability.
• Refunds will be considered upon request to the Parks & Recreation
Department.
• Refund requests made no later than half way through a
class/activity/session may be subject to a partial refund. If applicable, a
uniform fee will be deducted from the refund.
• Refund requests made after the last class/activity/session will be
considered on a case-by-case basis.
• Refunds are processed within 30 days.
• Refund policies may vary for Adult Leagues, Aquatics, Senior Trips and
Facility Permits.
eMotion Online Registration
and Registration Forms
eMotion online registration is convenient and easy to use. Please visit our
website at www.brentwoodca.gov/eMotion, where you will find the
information needed to assist you. Some courses not available for online
registration, but you may download the general information page,
general registration form and Adult Sports league information packets
from the website. Simply click on “recreation forms” to locate the form you
need.
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Cortona Parks 366 Cortona Way
Creekside Park 1010 Claremont Drive
Curtis Park 105 Curtis Drive
Fruitwood Park 1807 Moreau Way
Garin Park 231 Lawrence Lane
Gemini Park 1149 Europena Drive
Glory Park 4680 Nunn Street
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Carmel Estates Park 576 Sungold Court
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Caboose Park 832 Marjoram Drive
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Brentwood Family Aquatic Complex 195 Griffith Lane
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Arbor View Park 817 Atherton Blvd.
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Apricot Park 1875 Spanish Trail
Blue Goose 1765 Adams Lane
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Apple Hill Park 1866 Central Blvd.
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Black Gold Park 2671 St. Regis Avenue
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King Park 1379 Bauer Way
Lake Park 401 Lakeview Drive
Loma Vista Park 1051 Meadowgate Way
Mallard Park 668 Ray Street
Marsh Creek Staging Area Central Boulevard
Marsh Creek Vista Park 48 Pasco Drive
McClarren Park 700 McClarren Road
Medallion Park 1108 Europena Drive
Miwok Park and Trail 1700 Regal Drive
Oak Meadow Park 180 Crawford Drive
Orchard Park 40 Griffith Lane
Palomino Park 2293 Black Stone Drive
Peach Park 2320 Indian Springs Drive
Rainbows End Park 1626 Marina Way
Rolling Hills Park 773 Waterville Drive
Rose Garden Park 2732 Cathedral Circle
Sage Glen Park 60 Rosano Street
Seedling Park 2180 Wayne Drive
Spirit Park 4600 Ford Street
Steeple Chase Park 1082 Steeple Boulevard
Stonehaven Park 1320 Stonehaven Drive
Summerset Commons 1511 Fairview Avenue
Summerwood Park 1159 San Jose Avenue
Sunset Park Athletic Complex 655 Sunset Road
Topaz Park 2162 Hilda Way
Veterans Park 3841 Balfour Road
Walnut Park 4655 Carnegie Lane
Wheatfield Park 2143 Gold Poppy Street
Windsor Way Park 1350 Windsor Court
Yokut Park 1840 La Fonte Drive
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Military Memorial
Athletic Fields, Bleachers,
Concession Buildings
Vineyard
Gazebo, Rose Garden
Batting Cage
Dog Area
Sorry, phone reservations are not
permitted; however, staff will be happy
to check availability. Picnic table rentals
are VERY popular, so book EARLY to
avoid disappointment.
Will be taken through October 28,
2012 and can accommodate all sizes
of fun, from 1 to 100 members and
everything in-between! Sites are
available at Apple Hill, Balfour-Guthrie,
Blue Goose, City Park, Oak Meadow,
Veterans Parks, the Brentwood Family
Aquatic Complex, Brentwood Skate
Park and Sunset Park Athletic Complex.
Please refer to the “Parks and Facilities”
matrix pages for park amenities and
locations.
Picnic Table Rentals
Facilities map.
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Parks & Facilities
CLASS LOCATION LEGEND
See center pages of guide for Parks & Facilities details.
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Bristow Middle School ........................ B
855 Minnesota Avenue, Brentwood
Douglas Adams Middle School ........... C
401 American Avenue, Brentwood
Brentwood City Hall
150 City Park Way, Brentwood
Edna Hill School Gym........................... D
235 Lawrence Lane, Brentwood
Brentwood Community Center
35 Oak Street, Brentwood
Heritage High School ........................... I
101 American Avenue, Brentwood
Brentwood Family Aquatic Complex
195 Griffith Lane, Brentwood
Liberty High School.............................. J
850 Second Street, Brentwood
Brentwood Senior Activity Center
Sunset Park Athletic Complex
655 Sunset Road, off Highway 4,
Brentwood
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Basic Dog Obedience
Animal Activities
haring our lives with animals can be an enriching
experience. They provide companionship and help
relieve tension and stress with a simple stroke. Their
care teaches responsibility and self-discipline which
boosts self-esteem.
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Horse and Pony Camp – see page 10!
Horsemanship Toddler Time
Offered for puppies ages 4-11 months, this course covers five basic on
leash commands (sit, down, come, wait and let’s go), and prevention and
correction for common behavioral problems such as, digging, barking,
chewing, mouthing, jumping and housetraining. First class is held at the
Brentwood Community Center. No dogs at the first class. Proof of DHPP
and Rabies vaccinations are required. (Min: 6/Max: 12)
FEE: $105.50 Res./$116.10 Non-Res. (6 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Ryan Tulchinsky, Alert K-9 Training
LOCATION: First Class – Brentwood Community Center (Art Room)
Class 2-6 – Brentwood Community Center (Parking Structure)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12544
TH
7:15-8:15PM
8/9-9/13
(Ages 3-6)
Puppy Imprinting Basic Obedience
This course, for 10-18 week old puppies, is designed to teach owners how
to properly socialize their puppy with others, as well as, imprinting basic
commands (sit, down, come, wait and let’s go) in a fun and motivational
way. Crate training and how to prevent common behavioral problems are
also covered. Puppy attends all classes. Proof of second DHPP vaccination
is required. (Min: 6/Max: 12)
INSTRUCTOR: Ryan Tulchinsky, Alert K-9 Training
LOCATION: Brentwood Community Center (Parking Structure)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12545
TH
6-7PM
8/9-8/23
Arts and Crafts
Classes
Toddler Time provides an experience that fosters both an appreciation for
animals, as well as, an opportunity to learn. Students learn about animals
through songs, obstacle courses, and visiting the people-friendly animals
at the ranch. Participants take turns riding horses and ponies. Children
who are not quite ready to ride on their own can participate in a session
of hand-guided fun. A waiting room is available for parents. Students
should wear sturdy shoes and pants. Safety helmets are provided for
protection.
INSTRUCTOR: Melissa Madsen, K.C. Riding Academy
LOCATION: K.C. Riding Academy (Arena), 1450 Eden Plains (entrance on
Fisher)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12513
M
4:30-5:30PM
8/6-8/27
12514
M
4:30-5:30PM
9/3-9/24
he arts are an important aspect of our basic quality
of life. They enrich our experiences and educate us
about the world we live in. Classes such as Cartooning
and Drawing can help develop hand-eye coordination
and control, while developing a sense of creativity and
self-expression.
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Art Camps – see pages 9 and 10!
Discovering Art
(Ages 5-7)
Big fun for little hands! Kids create beautiful, colorful original artwork
while exploring a wide variety of materials and themes. Projects include
drawing, painting, collage and more. Age-appropriate art skills and
concepts are introduced in a playful, encouraging setting. A $10 materials
fee is payable to the instructor on the first day.
LOCATION: Brentwood Community Center (Art Room)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12535
M
11AM-12PM
6/18-7/23
Fantasy Art
(Ages 6-12)
Design your own dragons, mythical creatures, superheroes, aliens and
fantastic landscapes! Using a variety of drawing, painting and collage
media, you’ll learn about light and shadow, perspective, anatomy and
composition to give your art a realistic, three-dimensional look. You’ll also
explore color and special effects to add drama and excitement to your
creations. A $10 materials fee is payable to the instructor on the first day.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12536
M
3:30-4:30PM
6/18-7/23
www.brentwoodca.gov
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Fine Art Studio
Art for Boys
(Ages 8-14)
Master new skills and express your creativity in this fun multi-media class!
Emphasis will be on fine art techniques and design concepts exploring a
different theme each week. Media will include pencil, pen, charcoal,
pastel, watercolor, tempera, acrylic paint on canvas and more. A $20
materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12537
M
5-6:30PM
6/18-7/23
Classes
Art Skills for Teachers
and Parents (Adults)
(Ages 6-12)
Draw and paint robots, aliens, dinosaurs, cars, sports and more! Fun and
creative projects introduce art skills and concepts as kids explore a variety
of materials and techniques. Students who’ve worked with Nancy before
will receive new challenges to build on personal progress. A $10 materials
fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12539
M
3:30-4:30PM
8/13-9/24*
*No class 9/3.
Fashion Portfolio
(Ages 8-14)
For classroom teachers, parents and adults who work with kids, this class
is designed to strengthen your own art skills, build your confidence, and
help you plan and lead successful art lessons with your students. Fun
weekly projects will give you lots of hands-on experience along with
insights into the skills and concepts involved. You’ll explore a wide variety
of materials and techniques, expressing your own creative spirit and
perhaps even drawing on the child within! With more than ten years’
experience as an art instructor, Nancy will share her lesson plans, art
resources and tips on controlling the chaos. A $20 materials fee is payable
to the instructor at the first class.
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DAY
TIME
DATE
12538
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7-8:30PM
6/20-8/1*
*No class 7/4.
For students who already have some fashion design experience, this class
takes your illustration skills to the next level. Projects will take your
design ideas from rough sketches through to drawing construction flats,
pen-and-ink renderings with a posed model, and finally full-color
presentation drawings. You’ll explore a variety of drawing and painting
media and techniques to find your personal style. By the end of the class
you’ll have designed a collection and created several portfolio-quality
illustrations. A $20 materials fee is payable to the instructor on the first
day.
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DAY
TIME
DATE
12540
M
5-6:30PM
8/13-9/24*
*No class 9/3.
Introduction to Jewelry Making
Basic drawing skills and concepts are introduced in manageable,
encouraging steps. Fun projects are designed to build hand-eye
coordination, creativity and confidence in budding young artists. A $10
materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12541
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3:30-4:30PM
8/14-9/18
(Ages 15+)
Always wanted to design your own jewelry but didn’t know where to
start? In this course you will learn the basic techniques you need to get
started. Learn how to consider color, size and shape when laying out your
design and which tools are appropriate for different jewelry making
techniques. Students will learn fundamental skills that they can then
build from and advance their jewelry making knowledge. Participants will
make beautiful beaded wire wrapped earrings, bracelet and necklace. No
prior experience necessary. All materials will be provided.
FEE: $90 Res./$99 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Amanda Emery, Shimmer Jewels
LOCATION: Brentwood Community Center (MPR-B)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12511
W
7-8:30PM
6/13-6/27
12512
W
7-8:30PM
8/15-8/29
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First Steps in Drawing
Paint Plus
(Ages 5-7)
(Ages 6-12)
Dive into the fun world of paint and design! Explore color mixing,
composition, light and shadow, three-dimensional form, space, texture
and brushwork. Projects will use watercolor, liquid watercolor, tempera,
acrylic, pastel, collage and printmaking media on a variety of paper and
canvas surfaces. Students who’ve worked with Nancy before will receive
new challenges to build on personal progress. A $20 materials fee is
payable to the instructor on the first day.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12542
T
5-6:30PM
8/14-9/18
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Fitness, Health
and Self-Defense
itness, Health, and Self-Defense classes help
develop new skills and maintain or improve ones
fitness, wellbeing and decision making skills and raises
awareness while boosting one’s confidence and selfesteem. Regular participation assists in flexibility,
improving strength, circulation and balance.
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Acrylic Painting for
Adults and Teens (Ages 16+)
Pilates
(Ages 13+)
Want to have more energy, strength, and look and feel better than you
have in years? Then Pilates is for you. This unique conditioning system
strengthens muscles you never knew existed as it lengthens and
strengthens muscles you've given up hope on. It realigns your spine,
flattens your stomach, and improves your posture – giving your body a
toned, streamlined look.
INSTRUCTOR: Skye Wetherbee
LOCATION: Get Fit Pilates Studio, 1890 Connor Way
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12590
M
6-7PM
6/11-7/16
12591
T
6-7PM
6/12-7/17
CPR and First Aid
Combination (Ages 13+)
Community CPR, AED, and First Aid.
This course emphasizes prevention and
preparation for medical emergencies
for the adult, child, and infant, basic
first aid skills and how to operate a
defibrillator (AED). This course is
perfect for educators, parents,
coaches, childcare providers, foster
care, or anyone wanting to learn the
skills of CPR. Course certification
approved by E.M.S.A. and OSHA.
Please indicate at time of registration
if you are or intend to become a
Childcare Provider. (Min: 6/Max: 12)
FEE: $79.20 Res./$87.10 Non-Res. (1 class)
INSTRUCTOR: CPR Fast Staff
LOCATION: CPR Fast Training Center, 144 Continente Ave., Suite 130
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATES
12592
SA
9AM-2:30PM
6/23
12593
SA
9AM-2:30PM
8/18
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www.brentwoodca.gov
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Classes
Acrylic is a wonderfully versatile medium that can be used like oil paint,
watercolor or both. For those new to acrylic, this class will introduce you
to the basics of handling the paint, mixing color, working with value,
understanding light and shadow and designing a strong composition.
More experienced painters will have the chance to build their skills and
work on personal goals. Subjects, demonstrations and individual help will
be tailored to the students’ interests. A list of suggested supplies is
available on the instructor’s website, www.NancyTeachesArt.com.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12543
W
7-8:30PM
8/15-9/19
American Heart Association
BLS for Healthcare Providers
(Ages 16+)
This is the American Heart Association course for Healthcare Providers.
This course is designed for those working in a healthcare setting or
student entering into these professions. In this course students will learn
1 and 2 rescuer CPR, how to operate an AED, and relief of airway
obstructions. (Min. 4/Max. 12)
FEE: $81.90 Res./$90.10 Non-Res. (1 class)
INSTRUCTOR: CPR Fast Staff
LOCATION: CPR Fast Training Center, 144 Continente Ave., Suite 130
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATES
12594
SA
9AM-3PM
7/14
12595
SA
9AM-3PM
9/15
Classes
Beginner Traditional Karate (Ages 3-13+)
Students will learn the basics of karate practice which include proper punches, kicks, blocks,
stances and basic forms. Self-defense will be taught which includes getting out of grabs and
holds. Class encourages self-defense, self-discipline, respect, honor and physical fitness taught in
a fun and non-aggressive environment. A uniform will need to be purchased at
the first class for $30.
FEE: $96 Res./$105.60 Non-Res. (8 classes)
$67.20 Res./$73.90 Non-Res. (prorated 7 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Bamboo Village Staff
LOCATION: Bamboo Village Studio, 8368 Brentwood Blvd.
CLASS
AGE
CLASS #
DAYS
DATE
Little Dragons
3-4
12551
M/W
6/4-6/27
Little Dragons
3-4
12552
M/W
7/9-7/30
Little Dragons
3-4
12553
M/W
8/6-8/29
Little Dragons
3-4
12554
M/W
9/5-9/26
Little Dragons
3-4
12555
T/TH
6/5-6/28
Little Dragons
3-4
12556
T/TH
7/10-7/31
Little Dragons
3-4
12557
T/TH
8/7-8/30
Little Dragons
3-4
12558
T/TH
9/4-9/27
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12559
M/W
6/4-6/27
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12560
M/W
7/9-7/30
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12561
M/W
8/6-8/29
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12562
M/W
9/5-9/26
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12563
T/TH
6/5-6/28
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12564
T/TH
7/10-7/31
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12565
T/TH
8/7-8/30
Tiny Tigers
5-7
12566
T/TH
9/4-9/27
Youth
8-12
12567
M/W
6/4-6/27
Youth
8-12
12568
M/W
7/9-7/30
Youth
8-12
12569
M/W
8/6-8/29
Youth
8-12
12570
M/W
9/5-9/26
Youth
8-12
12571
T/TH
6/5-6/28
Youth
8-12
12572
T/TH
7/10-7/31
Youth
8-12
12573
T/TH
8/7-8/30
Youth
8-12
12574
T/TH
9/4-9/27
Teen/Adult
13+
12575
M/W
6/4-6/27
Teen/Adult
13+
12576
M/W
7/9-7/30
Teen/Adult
13+
12577
M/W
8/6-8/29
Teen/Adult
13+
12578
M/W
9/5-9/26
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TIME
4:50-5:20PM
4:50-5:20PM
4:50-5:20PM
4:50-5:20PM
5:40-6:10PM
5:40-6:10PM
5:40-6:10PM
5:40-6:10PM
5:30-6:10PM
5:30-6:10PM
5:30-6:10PM
5:30-6:10PM
4-4:40PM
4-4:40PM
4-4:40PM
4-4:40PM
4-4:45PM
4-4:45PM
4-4:45PM
4-4:45PM
6:20-7:05PM
6:20-7:05PM
6:20-7:05PM
6:20-7:05PM
7:15-8:15PM
7:15-8:15PM
7:15-8:15PM
7:15-8:15PM
8 classes
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Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
School-Age Gymnastics
Gymnastics Activities
ymnastics Activities provide a fun social venue
where participants will learn new skills,
techniques, and moves which may assist in the
development of hand-eye coordination, large motor
skills, rhythm, coordination and memory. Participation in
these types of classes improves strength and balance,
increases flexibility, and develops a sense of creativity.
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Parent and Me Gymnastics
(Ages Walking-3)
Pre-School Gymnastics
(Ages 3-5)
This class is designed to help children develop a love for fitness and
movement at an early age. Children will develop a basic understanding of
gymnastics as well as experience the building of coordination and
balance, increasing of flexibility and kinesthetic awareness, and
strengthen their muscles. In addition to experiencing physical fitness,
students will also improve their cognitive and social skills. They will learn
to interact with a group of peers and develop skills necessary for school.
(Min: 3/Max: 6)
FEE: $65 Res./$71.50 Non-Res. (6 weeks)
$54.20 Res./$59.60 Non-Res. (5 weeks)
LOCATION: Black Diamond Kids Center, 2015 Elkins Way, Suite D
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATES
12523
T
11-11:30AM
6/12-7/24*
12524
SA
9:35-10:05AM
6/16-7/28*
12525
T
11-11:30AM
7/31-9/4
12526
SA
9:35-10:05AM
8/4-9/8**
12527
T
11-11:30AM
9/11-10/16
12528
SA
9:35-10:05AM
9/15-10/20
*No class 7/3, 7/7. **5 week class (no class 9/1).
www.brentwoodca.gov
Classes
Here is an opportunity for parents and their little ones to spend
uninterrupted time together in creative movement. The class offers ageappropriate developmental movement education which is important for
children. Our philosophy is to teach children to have fun while learning to
move and exercise. Children will learn to develop motor skills,
coordination, balance, and all around physical fitness in a positive
learning atmosphere. (Min: 3/Max: 10)
$54.20 Res./$59.60 Non-Res. (5 weeks)
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATES
12517
T
11-11:30AM
6/12-7/24*
12518
SA
9-9:30AM
6/16-7/28*
12519
T
11-11:30AM
7/31-9/4
12520
SA
9-9:30AM
8/4-9/8**
12521
T
11-11:30AM
9/11-10/16
12522
SA
9-9:30AM
9/15-10/20
(Ages Kindergarten-12)
Students will have the opportunity to
learn how to spring off the vault, bounce
on the trampoline, and tumble across the
floor. Students will also swing on the
bars, jump in the fun foam pit, and play
fitness games. Our curriculum not only
emphasizes correct technique in a
progressive manner, but also
encourages each student to achieve
success in a positive learning
atmosphere. (Min: 3/Max: 8)
$60 Res./$66 Non-Res. (5 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Black Diamond Kids Center
Staff
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATES
12529
T
5-5:45PM
6/12-7/24*
12530
SA
10:10-10:50AM
6/16-7/28*
12531
T
5-5:45PM
7/31-9/4
12532
SA
10:10-10:50AM
8/4-9/8**
12533
T
5-5:45PM
9/11-10/16
12534
SA
10:10-10:50AM
9/15-10/20
Gymnastics Camp – see page 9!
So Big Co-Op Preschool
At So Big
Preschool we
believe childhood
is a journey, not
a race. We are
the only parent
participation in East
Contra Costa County. Come in
for a visit and find out what makes our
school so special!
Open
nt
Enrollme
57 Years
of Helping Children Bloom . . .
T/Th: 9:00am-12:00pm
$132/month
M/W/F: 9:00am-12:00pm
$157/month
(925) 757-6474
www.sobigpreschool.org • sobigmembership@gmail.com
Director: Mary Halbasch
License #070200750
Bring in this ad and receive $10 OFF your registration fee.
New students only.
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FACILITY RENTAL
e invite you to take advantage of our beautiful facilities when
you are looking for a place to have a reception, special event,
or business or organization meeting. All sites feature convenient
locations and full support from our friendly, helpful staff who are
dedicated to doing everything possible to make your event a success.
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Brentwood Senior
Activity Center located at 193
Brentwood
Community Center located
Griffith Lane, serves as a multi-use
facility with auditorium, small stage,
dance floor, kitchen, meeting room, and
classroom areas. There is a maximum
auditorium seating of 300 and a serving
seating of 200. The Center features a
Main Hall/Multi-Purpose Room with a
stage, dance floor, kitchen and large
lobby area. A meeting/activity room is
also available to accommodate smaller
functions of up to 88 people. The
kitchen includes a gas range/oven,
refrigerator, freezer and ice maker. A
variety of additional amenities are also
available to enhance your event.
at 35 Oak Street. The 32,000 square
foot building offers maximum flexibility
for a variety of room sizes and layout
functions. A full commercial kitchen and
adjacent parking garage with 280 stalls
compliment the center making it the
perfect downtown location.
Conference Rooms
1,670 square foot at entirety
n Full capacity auditorium style seating
up to 238
May be divided into two separate
rooms
n
Art Classroom
1,138 square foot with natural
lighting
n Linoleum flooring
n
Commercial Kitchen
Commercial refrigerator and freezer
n Two convection ovens (stacked)
n One oven with six burner range
n One oven with griddle
n Dishwasher
n Ice maker with transport system
n
Parks & Facilities
Reservation
Information
Facility Rental Applications are
available at the Parks and
Recreation office and online at
www.brentwoodca.gov. Resident
Priority –Residents may reserve
dates up to 18 months in advance
of the released dates and NonResidents may reserve up to 12
months in advance of the released
dates. Sorry, phone reservations
are not permitted; however, staff
will be happy to check availability.
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Community Room & Lobby
5,009 square foot at entirety
up to 500, banquet seating up to
300
rooms
Opens directly to City Park for
indoor/outdoor events
n Lobby serves as a pre-function area
n
Multi-purpose Rooms
2,459 square foot at entirety.
up to 351, banquet seating up to
163
rooms
n
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Play Connects Us to Others
haring joy, laughter, and fun with others promotes bonding and strengthens a
sense of community. We develop empathy, compassion, trust, and the capacity
for intimacy through regular play.
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A great way to incorporate regular play is through Playport
to Fun!
Experience “play” in one of the many beautiful parks Brentwood has to offer. Visit our website at
www.brentwoodca.gov ; choose Parks and Recreation Department, Playport to Fun! to download free information, activities and picnic
recipes featuring Black Gold, City Park, Creekside, Garin, Mallard, Oak Meadow and
Rainbows End Parks and the trail system that specifically ends at
King Park. This year we are also featuring “Play Skills” pages that
teach good old fashioned playground games such as jacks,
hopscotch, jump rope, and four-square.
Mark your calendar for Brentwood’s
Annual Play Day event
on Friday, August 17 at the newly
refurbished City Park. Please watch for
additional Play Day information.
Play Teaches Us
Perseverance
The
rewards of
learning or
mastering a
new game
teach us that
perseverance is
worthwhile.
Perseverance is a trait
necessary to healthy
adulthood, and it is learned largely
through play. Perseverance and violence
are rarely found together.
City of Brentwood Youth Commission
“To create a safe, youth oriented environment that promotes
motivation, interaction and unity within the community.”
The City of Brentwood Youth Commission is an
advisory body to the City Council, dedicated to
promoting the youth voice in local government.
Founded in 1999, the Youth Commission is
made up of ten students of diverse
backgrounds who care about the
Brentwood community and have a drive
to make our community the best possible
place for youth. They advise the Parks
and Recreation Department and the City on
planning and implementing social and
community oriented activities. The Youth
Commission has organized youth-oriented
events such as dances, youth forums and also
participates in city events.
Youth Commission meetings are open to the public and held at
7PM on the first Wednesday of the month at the City Council Chamber.
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Dance and Creative Movement
Performing Arts
hroughout history people have used Dance, Music
and Theatre for self-expression, to tell stories,
celebrate traditional events and maintain community
bonds. Performing arts classes help develop creativity,
large and small motor skills, rhythm and coordination.
They provide participants with an opportunity to learn
self-discipline, increase memory, and may improve
concentration. Dance is a great way to exercise.
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Classes
Twinkle Toes Dance Classes
(Ages 3-8)
Ballet – Join us for a joy filled introduction to the world of classical
ballet. Boys and girls will learn the basics of ballet. Good posture, grace
and musicality are fostered. Young dancers will delight in attaining
achievable goals, building strength and confidence that lasts a life time.
Tap – An introduction to the basic steps of tap dance using age appropriate
music and songs. Participants will learn body control, concentration,
coordination, creativity and self-confidence, while having fun. Teacher has
new and gently worn dancewear ballet slippers and tap shoes.
INSTRUCTOR: Mary Lyons
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
Ballet (Ages 3-4)
12596
T
11:30AM-12PM
6/5-7/10
12597
T
3:30-4PM
6/5-7/10
Tap (Ages 3-5)
12601
T
12-12:30PM
6/5-7/10
12602
T
4-4:30PM
6/5-7/10
Ballet (Ages 4-5)
12598
T
12:30-1PM
6/5-7/10
12599
T
4:30-5PM
6/5-7/10
Ballet (Ages 4-8)
12600
T
5-5:30PM
6/5-7/10
Tap (Ages 4-8)
12603
T
5:30-6PM
6/5-7/10
Dancing Babies
(Ages 11-30 months)
Dance, music, movement and fun! You and your baby will sing and dance
to lively nursery songs. Enjoy organized play and dancing with hula
hoops, scarves, beanbags, tunnels, parachutes and much more! Children
must be walking to participate. Special note: Only registered children are
allowed in class. Please make arrangements for siblings.
INSTRUCTOR: Expressions Dance Academy Staff
LOCATION: Expressions Dance Academy, 640 Harvest Park Dr., #E
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12607
W
9-9:45AM
6/13-7/25
12608
W
9-9:45AM
8/15-9/19
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(Ages 2-5)
Children will learn basic dance skills such as skipping, marching, galloping
and much more. Classes include singing, dancing and the opportunity for
organized play. We focus on motor skill development using hula hoops,
scarves, beanbags, tunnels, parachutes and much more!
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12609
W
10-10:45AM
6/13-7/25
12610
W
10-10:45AM
8/15/-9/19
Hip Hop Dance
(Ages 5-13)
Increase your physical fitness, strength, flexibility, and motor skills while
making new friends and learning the basics of hip-hop. Hip-hop is a
structured form of dance that is often found in music videos and on
television. Each student receives individual attention and progresses at
their own pace in a warm and fun-filled environment. The program
includes an end of session showcase, for friends and family, that
highlights the student’s new dance skills.
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATES
Ages 5-8
12611
12612
W
W
6:15-7PM
6:15-7PM
6/13-7/25
8/15/9/19
W
W
7-7:45PM
7-7:45PM
6/13-7/25
8/15-9/19
Ages 9-13
12613
12614
Zumba Fitness
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly what the
Zumba® program is all about. It’s an exhilarating, effective, easy-tofollow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness-party™ that’s moving
millions of people toward joy and health.
FEE: $57.30 Res./$63 Non-Res. (6 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Teresa Humphreys
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12621
T
9-10AM
6/12-7/24*
12618
TH
7-8PM
6/14-7/26*
12619
TH
7-8PM
8/2-9/13*
12622
T
9-10AM
8/7-9/18*
12620
TH
7-8PM
9/27-11/1
*No class 6/26, 6/28, 8/28, 8/30.
Dance Camp – see page 10!
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Biddy Sports Flag Tag
Sports
ndividual and team sports are a great way to
compete, stay mentally active, practice sportsmanship
and develop lifelong friendships with fellow sports
enthusiasts. Sports are a way to test your prowess and
agility, measure your mental toughness and discipline,
and challenge your fitness and endurance. They are
also a great way to enjoy the outdoors.
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(Ages 4-6)
Boys and girls will participate at their own level and ability. While using
footballs and flags to play the non-contact game, children will learn the
basic fundamentals of “flag tag” and develop social skills. During the onehour class, children will participate in a fun group warm-up, practice with
their team, and play a game! Parents can get involved too by volunteering
to coach their child’s team. Learn. Play. Fun. Registration is ongoing
through 9/12. Fee includes T-shirt and award. (Min: 30)
LOCATION: Apple Hill Park
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12459
SA
9AM-12PM
9/22-11/10
Youth Sports
Biddy Sports Summer Basketball
(Ages 4-6)
Biddy Sports Indoor Soccer
(Ages 3-5)
Biddy Indoor Soccer is the perfect introduction to organized team sports
for your 3-5 year old. Your child will participate at their own level and
ability in a non-competitive format. Children learn the basic
fundamentals of soccer and develop social skills in a fun, safe, and familyoriented environment. During the one-hour class, children will participate
in a fun group warm-up, practice with their team, and play a game!
Parents can get involved too by volunteering to coach their child’s team.
Learn. Play. Fun. Registration is ongoing through 6/27. Fee includes Tshirt and award. (Min: 30)
LOCATION: Edna Hill Middle School Gym, 235 Lawrence Lane
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12458
SA
8AM-11AM
7/7-8/25
Youth Flag Football
(Boys and Girls Ages 6-13)
Flag Football provides the opportunity for boys and girls to experience the
fun of football and learn the sport. Flag Football offers non-contact,
continuous action. This program focuses on passing and no blocking.
Mouth guards are mandatory for participation. Games are played on
Saturdays and practices are held throughout the week. Parents will be
notified of their schedules, including practice dates and times after the
coaches meeting which will be held on 7/25. Registration is ongoing until
6/29. Evaluations will be held on 6/30, practice begins the week of 7/30
and game play starts on 8/11. Score is kept and playoffs only in Division
III. Parks and Recreation reserves the right to change division ages based
upon registration numbers. Late registration will not be accepted. We
always need volunteer coaches! Please let a Parks and Recreation
representative know if you are able to coach or assistant coach a team.
No games played 9/1.
LOCATION: Sunset Park Athletic Complex
Division I
Boys and Girls (Ages 6-7)
CLASS # 11802
Division II
Boys and Girls (Ages 8-10) CLASS # 11803
Division III
Boys only (Ages 11-13)
CLASS # 11804
Sign Up Early! Our programs fill up quickly, so don’t wait until the
last minute to sign up for a class, program or sport. Go online now to sign up!
www.brentwoodca.gov
www.brentwoodca.gov
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Sports
A non-competitive introduction to team sports, allowing your child to
participate at their own level and ability. We supply the equipment and
children learn the basic fundamentals of basketball while developing
social skills in a fun, safe, and family-oriented environment. During the
one-hour class, children will participate in a fun group warm-up, practice
with their team, and play a game! Parents can get involved too by
volunteering to coach their child’s team. Learn. Play. Fun. Registration is
ongoing through 6/27. Fee includes T-shirt and award. (Min: 30)
LOCATION: Edna Hill Middle School Gym, 235 Lawrence Lane
CLASS #
DAY
TIME
DATE
12457
SA
11AM-1PM
7/7-8/25
Kidz Love Soccer
On questionable weather days, please call the Kidz Love Soccer Rain-Out Hotline at
1-888-372-5803 to check on class status. Classes cancelled due to inclement weather
will be made-up at the end of the class session. Participants may purchase a KLS soccer
jersey for $10 at class.
Mommy/Daddy and Me Soccer
(Ages 2-3.5)
Introduce yourself and your toddler to the
“World’s Most Popular Game”! While
participating in our fun age-appropriate
activities, your child will be developing their
large motor and socialization skills. A variety of
activities designed around the game of soccer
will be played each week. (Min: 6)
Sports
Tot Soccer (Ages 3.5-4)
Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just
like the big kids! Encourages large motor skill
development through fun soccer games and
introduces small children to the group setting.
Shin guards are required after the first meeting.
(Min: 6)
CLASS
Mommy/Daddy & Me
Tot Soccer
Pre Soccer
Soccer 1
Skillz & Scrimmages
Mommy/Daddy & Me
Tot Soccer
Pre Soccer
Soccer 1
Skillz & Scrimmages
Mommy/Daddy & Me
Tot Soccer
Pre Soccer
Soccer 1
Soccer 1
Skillz & Scrimmages
Mommy/Daddy & Me
Tot Soccer
Pre Soccer
Soccer 1
Skillz & Scrimmages
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AGES
2-3.5
3.5-4
4-5
5-6
7-10
2-3.5
3.5-4
4-5
5-6
7-10
2-3.5
3.5-4
4-5
5-6
5-6
7-10
2-3.5
3.5-4
4-5
5-6
7-10
Pre Soccer (Ages 4-5)
Pre Soccer teaches the basic
techniques of the game and builds
self-esteem through participation
and fun soccer activities. Children
learn to follow instructions in a
nurturing, age-appropriate
environment. Shin guards are
required after the first meeting. (Min: 6)
Soccer Skillz & Scrimmages
Soccer 1 (Ages 5-6)
Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving,
shooting, and age-specific defense. Fun skill
games are played at every session and every
participant will have a ball at his or her feet.
Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced
gradually. Shin guards are required after the first
meeting. (Min: 6)
CLASS #
12460
12461
12462
12463
12464
12465
12466
12467
12468
12469
12470
12471
12472
12473
12474
12475
12476
12477
12478
12479
12480
DAY
T
T
T
T
T
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
T
T
T
T
T
T
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
DATE
6/26-8/14
6/26-8/14
6/26-8/14
6/26-8/14
6/26-8/14
6/30-8/18
6/30-8/18
6/30-8/18
6/30-8/18
6/30-8/18
9/11-10/30
9/11-10/30
9/11-10/30
9/11-10/30
9/11-10/30
9/11-10/30
9/15-11/3
9/15-11/3
9/15-11/3
9/15-11/3
9/15-11/3
(Ages 7-10)
Enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing
and shooting in a team play format. Each class
will focus on scrimmages that emphasize
application of finer technical points. All levels of
play are encouraged to come out and enjoy the
soccer fun! Shin guards are required. (Min: 6)
TIME
6:55-7:25PM
5-5:30PM
5:30-6:05PM
6:05-6:50PM
4:15-5PM
3:40-4:10PM
4:15-4:45PM
4:45-5:20PM
5:20-6:05PM
6:05-6:50PM
6:40-7:10PM
4:45-5:15PM
5:15-5:50PM
3:15-4PM
5:50-6:35PM
4-4:45PM
5:10-5:40PM
2:30-3PM
3-3:35PM
3:35-4:20PM
4:20-5:05PM
LOCATION
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Apple Hill Park
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
Adult Sports Leagues
Summer and Fall Sports are right around the corner!
Slow Pitch Softball
All leagues are open to ages 18 and older. Three divisions are available:
Recreational CO-ED for the casual and less experienced players and Men’s C
and D divisions for the avid and experienced softball player. All divisions are
governed by USSSA with House Rules. See chart below for registration and
game details. Adult Softball: Must be age 18+ to play.
Summer and Fall Sports League Registration Schedule
Summer Softball
Recreational Co-ed
Men’s C Thursday
Men’s C Friday
Men’s D Thursday
Men’s D Friday
Class #
Team
Fee*
Registration
Begins
Registration
Ends
League
Play Begins**
Game
Days
# of
Games
11768
11769
11771
11770
11772
$635
$635
$635
$635
$635
5/10
5/10
5/10
5/10
5/10
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/1
6/12
6/14
6/15
6/14
6/15
T
TH
F
TH
F
8
8
8
8
8
Brentwood Skate/BMX Park
Rainout Field
and Skate/
BMX Park
Conditions
Park Days and Hours of Operation
Skate Days: Odd days of the year
BMX Days: Even days of the year
June 8-July 30, 2012
Cloudy skies and
you don’t know if
games are on?
No problem!
Monday-Friday: 10AM–1PM and 5–8PM
Saturday and Sunday: 2–8PM
July 31-August 31, 2012
Monday-Friday: 3–8PM
Saturday and Sunday: 2–8PM
September 1-September 31, 2012
Monday-Friday: 3–7PM
Saturday, Sunday & School Holidays: 10AM–7PM
HOURS OF OPERATION ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO
WEATHER CONDITIONS, CITY OFFERED CLASSES/CLINICS OR SPECIAL EVENTS.
Rules are posted at the Skate Park/BMX Park. All users shall wear helmets, knee and elbow pads.
Any use of this facility is at your own risk. Attendant on duty. The City of Brentwood does not
assume any responsibility for injuries or theft. This facility is under 24-hour recorded video
surveillance. In case of emergency dial 911. For non-emergency assistance, call the Parks and
Recreation Department Office at (925) 516-5444.
www.brentwoodca.gov
7
7
7
7
7
Sports
Fall Softball
Recreational Co-ed
11785
$665
6/1
8/10
8/28
T
Men’s C Thursday
11786
$665
6/1
8/10
8/30
TH
Men’s C Friday
11789
$665
6/1
8/10
8/31
F
Men’s D Thursday
11787
$665
6/1
8/10
8/30
TH
Men’s D Friday
11790
$665
6/1
8/10
8/31
F
*NON-RESIDENT FEE: additional $11.60 per person. Subject to change after 7/1/2012 based on the CPI.
**There will be games on 7/3, 7/5, and 7/6. NO games played on 7/10, 7/12, 7/13 for Pony World Series.
Call the Rainout Hotline
at (925) 516-5315 or
view our website at
www.brentwoodca.gov,
choose Parks and
Recreation Department,
Rainouts for Sports to
view the site. Updates
available by 3PM on
questionable weather
days.
29
Tennis
Tennis Clinics – see page 9!
Sports
Beginning Tennis
This class is designed for first time players. Instruction will cover warm-up
and hand/eye coordination drills and games. Forehand, backhand, and
serves will be introduced along with teamwork skills.
FEE: (Ages 4-7)
$41.80 Res./$46.80 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
(Ages 8-12)
$59.60 Res./$65.60 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
(Ages 13-Adult) $59.60 Res./$65.60 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Sandi Johnston, Tennis Pro, Future Stars 2000’s
CLASS # DAY TIME
DATE
LOCATION
Tot Tennis – Beginners (Ages 4-7)
12481
M/W 4:30-5PM
6/4-6/20
Creekside Park
12482
M/W 4:30-5PM
6/25-7/16* Heritage HS
12483
M/W 4:30-5PM
7/23-8/8
Creekside Park
12484
M/W 4:30-5PM
8/13-8/29 Creekside Park
12485
M/W 4:30-5PM
Junior Tennis – Beginners (Ages 8-12)
12486
M/W 5-6PM
6/4-6/20
Creekside Park
12487
M/W 5-6PM
12488
M/W 5-6PM
7/23-8/8
Creekside Park
12489
M/W 5-6PM
12490
M/W 5-6PM
Teen/Adult Tennis – Beginners (Ages 13+)
12491
M/W 6-7PM
6/4-6/20
Creekside Park
12492
M/W 6-7PM
12493
M/W 6-7PM
7/23-8/8
Creekside Park
12494
M/W 6-7PM
12495
M/W 6-7PM
*No class on 7/4.
Calling All Instructors!!!
Interested in teaching a class? If you have a skill that you would
like to share or have experience teaching in one of these areas,
visit our Website at www.brentwoodca.gov, Parks and
Recreation
Department for
more information or
call the Parks and
Recreation
Department for a
course proposal
form at
(925) 516-5444.
30
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Tennis
Classes are designed for students who have some tennis experience.
Students should be comfortable with forehand, backhand, and volleys.
Warm-up and hand/eye coordination drills will be continued along with
further stroke instruction, which includes serves.
FEE: (Ages 4-7)
$41.80 Res./$46.80 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
(Ages 8-12)
$59.60 Res./$65.60 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
(Ages 13-Adult) $59.60 Res./$65.60 Non-Res. (3 weeks)
INSTRUCTOR: Sandi Johnston, Tennis Pro, Future Stars 2000’s
CLASS # DAY TIME
DATE
LOCATION
Tot Tennis – Advanced Beginners (Ages 4-7)
12496
T/TH 4:30-5PM
6/5-6/21
Creekside Park
12497
T/TH 4:30-5PM
6/26-7/12 Heritage High School
12498
T/TH 4:30-5PM
7/24-8/9
Creekside Park
12499
T/TH 4:30-5PM
12500
T/TH 4:30-5PM
Junior Tennis – Intermediate (Ages 8-12)
12501
T/TH 5-6PM
6/5-6/21
Creekside Park
12502
T/TH 5-6PM
12503
T/TH 5-6PM
7/24-8/9
Creekside Park
12504
T/TH 5-6PM
12505
T/TH 5-6PM
Teen/Adult – Intermediate (Ages 13+)
12506
T/TH 6-7PM
6/5-6/21
Creekside Park
12507
T/TH 6-7PM
12508
T/TH 6-7PM
7/24-8/9
Creekside Park
12509
T/TH 6-7PM
12510
T/TH 6-7PM
Phone 516-5444 • Fax 516-5445
ed2go Online Courses
Online Education
nline Education courses are activities that teach
us new skills at the convenience of our own time
schedule and location.
O
• Accounting Fundamentals
• Medical Terminology
• Designing Effective Websites
• Creating Web Pages
• SAT/ACT Preparation Part I and 2 • Intro to Microsoft Excel 2007
The Parks and Recreation Department and “ed2go” have teamed together
to offer over 250 exciting Online Courses such as: Instructor-facilitated
Online Courses are convenient, affordable, and effective, and can be taken
anywhere that is convenient for you.
Courses start as low as $95 and run for
six weeks. A two-week grace period is
available at the end of each session, if
needed. All courses feature expert
instructors, supplementary links, 24-hour
access, Online Discussion Areas, and are projectoriented and include lessons, quizzes, and hands-on
assignments.
Classes
How to Get Started
Visit our Online Instruction Center today:
www.ed2go.com/brentwood
Teen’s Online Driver’s Ed Course
(Ages 15+)
This course is an interactive, educational online course with the latest in
animation, video, and web technology. It sets the foundation for behindthe-wheel driver’s training and is in accordance with the guidelines set by
the CA Dept. of Motor Vehicles. Course material includes rules of the road,
freeway driving, motorcycle and pedestrian safety, major causes of traffic
collisions, drinking and driving and much more. This course is a
requirement for teens to obtain a learner’s permit and driver’s license.
Complete this course online, at your own pace and at your convenience.
FEE: $55
INSTRUCTOR: Safety ED
LOCATION: Internet
CLASS # DAY DATE
CLASS # DAY DATE
12623
M
6/4
12625
M
8/6
12624
M
7/2
12626
M
9/10
Contact the Parks and Recreation Department
for further information at (925) 516-5444.
NEW THIS SUMMER!
Are you a high school student that needs
to make up or retake a course?
Summer School Credit Recovery
The Department of Parks and Recreation would like to
thank all of our dedicated Youth Sports Coaches
for their generous support of our programs and
services. Without you youth sports would not be
possible!
www.brentwoodca.gov
Enroll in a credit recovery course to get on track to earn your
high school diploma!
• Flexible: Online courses are available anytime, anywhere
• Accredited: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
• Convenient: Work at your own pace on your schedule
Nine Courses Available:
Mathematics Science
•Algebra I
•Geometry
•Algebra II
Language Arts
•Biology
•English I •English II
•Chemistry •English III •English IV
One semester
course is
equivalent to 0.5
Carnegie unit
Call us or visit our website to learn more:
www.ed2go.com/brentwood
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Thank You . . .
for “Adding Joy”
to your community.
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2012 Brentwood City Summer Leisure Guide

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