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Activity Guide Recreation Services CITY OF PETALUMA PRE-PRSRD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PETALUMA, CA PERMIT NO. 255 www.cityofpetaluma.net/parksnrec FALL 2014 Adults Over 55 ... ... .. 3-4 Dance .. ... ... ... ... .. 5-6 Fitness . ... ... ... ... .. 7-8 Personal Enrichment ... 9 Preschool.. ... ... ... ... 10 Sports .. ... ... ... ... 11-13 How to Register .. ... ... 2 City of Petaluma Recreation Services 320 N McDowell Blvd Petaluma, CA 94954

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Ac t i v i t y Gu ideRecreation ServicesCITY OF PETALUMA

PRE-PRSRD U.S. POSTAGE

PAID PETALUMA, CA PERMIT NO. 255

www.cityofpetaluma.net/parksnrec

FALL 2014

Adults Over 55 ... ... ..3-4Dance .. ... ... ... ... ..5-6Fitness. ... ... ... ... ..7-8Personal Enrichment ... 9Preschool.. ... ... ... ...10Sports .. ... ... ... ...11-13

How to Register .. ... ... 2

City of Petaluma Recreation Services 320 N McDowell Blvd Petaluma, CA 94954

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Telephone 707-778-4380 Address 320 N McDowell Blvd Petaluma, CA 94954 Online www.cityofpetaluma.net Online Reg cityofpetaluma.net/register.html Graffiti 707-776-3606

~ STAFF ~Scott Brodhun, Assistant City ManagerDon Phoenix, Recreation SupervisorDrew Halter, Recreation Coordinator

Don Streeper, Recreation CoordinatorKara Vorhees, Recreation Coordinator

Donnie Frank, Administrative TechnicianLaurieGebhart,OfficeAssistantII

PUBLICWORKS/PARKSMAINTENANCERon DeNicola, Parks and Landscape Manager

707-778-4303Persons with disabilities are welcome to participate in any class or activity offered by the City of Petaluma, Recreation Services. All reasonable effort is made to ac-commodate the participants special needs so that they may enjoy the recreational opportunities offered by the department.

The City of Petaluma prohibits discrimination in all its programs, facilities and activities, on the

basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, and where applicable sex, marital status, familial status, pa-rental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic informa-tion, political beliefs, reprisal or because all or a part of an individuals’s income is derived from any public assis-tance program.

IfyoudonotliveinPetaluma, a $5 non-resident fee will be added

to your class registration.

~FACILITIES~CavanaghPool,778-4536

Petaluma Community Center, 778-4380Petaluma Marina, 778-4489

Petaluma Senior Center, 778-4399Petaluma Swim Center, 778-4410

General Department Information

FIVE EASY WAYS TO REGISTEROnline Fax Phone Walk-In MailTo register visit www.cityofpetaluma.net/register.html

Petaluma Community Center320 N McDowell Blvd., Petaluma, CA 94954 ph. 707-778-4380 fax 707-778-4473

Mail/Fax In Registration Form and Waiver: Petaluma Parks & RecreationAdult/Parent/Guardian Phone

Address/City/Zip

Alternate Contact Phone

EmailAddress: HOLDHARMLESS&RELEASEAGREEMENT:Inconsiderationofparticipationinthisprogram,theundersigned,onbehalfofhimself/herselfandonbehalfofanyminorchild enrolled in the program by the undersigned in his/her capacity as parent/guardian, agrees to indemnify and hold harmless,andtorelease,waive,anddischargetheCityofPetalumaanditsofficersandemployees,andanycommunityorganization co-sponsoring the program from any and all liability for any injury, including death or property damage, arising out of or in any way connected with participation by the undersigned or the enrolled child in this program, including injuries or propertydamageduetotheactiveorpassivenegligenceoftheCity,itsofficers,andemployees.IHaveReadtheAboveHoldHarmlessandReleaseAgreementandFullyUnderstandthatIAssumeallRisksforanyInjuriesand Property Damage Suffered.

Signature of Participant Date(if under 18, Parent or Guardian)

Class # Participant’s Name Date of Birth Class Name Session Dates Fee

Payment: Check:(payabletoCityofPetaluma) Credit:Wewillcallyouforthenumber(Visa,MC,AmEx)

General Information1. Classes may be canceled due to a lack of

enrollment. Please make every effort to register 2 weeks in advance so a class will not be canceled unnecessarily.

2.IfyoudonotliveinPetaluma-youwillpaya$5non-resident fee in addition to the class fees.

3.Ifyouhaveincludedyouremailaddresswewillemail you the receipt for your transaction.

Refund PolicyFull refunds will be given to cancellations received seventy-two(72)hourspriortothefirstclass,unlessotherwise noted in the program description. Failure to attend a program or ‘no shows’ will not be granted a refund. IfyoupaidbyCreditCard-yourrefundwillbereturnedtothecardyoupaidwith.IfyoupaidbyCashorChecka check will be mailed to you in 3-4 weeks.All refunds will be assessed a $10 processing fee.

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Petaluma Senior Center211 Novak Drive, Petaluma, CA 94954,

707-778-4399 www.cityofpetaluma.net/parksnrec

The Senior Center continues to offer new programs, groups and classes to enrich the lives of the participants. Don’t be shy! Come and join in the fun happening ev-ery day. Try something new - if you don’t like it - try something else. The point is to exercise your brain, you body and to experience the camaraderie that makes the center so popular.

Petaluma Senior Center Advisory Committee...meetings are open to the public and held the 2nd Thursday of every other month at the Senior Center. (Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept, Nov)

SENIOR MEDICARE PATROL - SMPFrom Senior Advocacy Services OmbudsmanProgramHICAP

Thursday,Sept18,3:00-3:45pm Valley Orchards Retirement Living

2100E.WashingtonSt RSVP778-6030

Wednesday,Sept24,11:00-11:45am Petaluma Senior Center, 211 Novak Drive

RSVP 778-4399Learn how to protect yourself from Medicare errors, fraud and abuse by attending an upcoming presentation. Protecting your personal informationisthebestlineofdefenseinthefightagainst health care fraud and abuse. Medicare loses billions of dollars each year to scam artists. You can make a difference.

SONOMA COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES For Tips to help protect yourself from Financial Abuse, Scams, and Frauds-• Organizeyourfinancesandkeeppersonalinfo

secure; shred documents before disposing• Make future planning a priority by completing

power of attorney and estate planning• Complete a background check and a formal

work contract when hiring a caregiver• Don’tmakefinancialdecisionsalone;consult

with a trusted family member, friends and professional

• Don’t engage with phone, door or online solicitation

• Don’tmakepurchasesorparticipateinfinancialtransactions you do not initiate

• Don’t allow a caregiver to handle your money without a formal agreement

Visit www.sceapc.org or (707)565-5950formoretips!

Sonoma County Adult Protective Services (707)565-5940/(800)667-0404

Ombudsman Program for Licensed Facilities (707)526-4108/(800)231-4024

adults over 55UPCOMING EVENTS & CLASSES

Hawaiian LuauSeptember,OutdoorBBQ,MusicalEntertainment,Great FoodThanksgiving LunchNovember, Turkey Dinner provided from Petaluma People ServicesHoliday LuncheonDecember

POPULAR CLASSESFall ProofA class to help improve movement and balance coordination.Evaluationrequiredbyinstructor.CallJohnJohnson707-338-5765Thurs•11:00am-3pm

Art ClassesTues,Wed,Fri•12:30-3:30pm

Chi Gong:Mon • 1-2pm • Kenilworth Tues•10:30-11:30am•SeniorCenter

Knitting ClassA class creating crocheted and knitted baby hats, blankets&bootiesfornewbornsforthelocalHospitals.Tues • 9am-12pm • Senior Center

Line DancingThurs•8:30-11:30•$4•SeniorCenter

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AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION HEARTSAVER CPR/AED Learn to recognize a cardiac emergency and respond immediately with the American Heart Association(AHA)HeartSaverCPR/AEDcourse,presentedbyHealthquestCPR/AED/FirstAid,anAHA authorized training center and a service of the Petaluma Health Care District. This course includesCardiacEmergencyRecognition,RescuerSafety and 911 activation, CPR with breaths andusingabarrierdevice,AEDuse,andchokesaving. HealthquesthasbeentrainingPetaluma’scommunityin these important life saving skills since 1980.

The course is approximately 2 hours and will come withatwo-yearcertificationfromtheAHA.

Wed•5-7pm•10/8•$40•PetalumaSeniorCenter

Register and pay online at www.phcd.org or phone usat(707)766-9226.

adults over 55

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For more information on the leading personal medical response service for more than 40-years call:

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A service of the Petaluma Health Care DistrictServing 6 counties

Local & personal No long-term contracts

FDA approved No equipment to buy

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION SEC PRESENTS

“WiseandSafeInvesting” Tuesday,October21,6:30pm

Petaluma Senior Center RSVP 778-4399

AndrewWeilbacherandEricBrooks,fromTheSecuritiesandExchangeCommissionwilltalkabouttheSECandwhattheagencydoestoprotect the investing public, the types of frauds that investors can encounter, common threats to senior investors, and how you can protect yourself from fraud.

“THE NOT ALWAYS GOLDEN YEARS” PRESENTED BY WENDY HARRISON

AuthorofTarnishedGoldenYears:AGuidetoParentingYourElderlyParent.

Wednesday,October15,6:30pm Petaluma Senior Center

RSVP 778-4399Denial, what we won’t face will hurt us. Before you and your family can deal with problems and challenges in aging, you must acknowledge that the problem(s) exist. Learn about resources for housing alternatives, transportation resources, coping with loss of independence. Fear regarding making decisions can make resolving aging issues draining. Delaying important decisions canbecomecostlyintheend.WendyHarrisonexplores how you and your children can overcome fear to make important decisions.

senior photography courtesy of Lynn Lofgren

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DANCE WITH PETALUMA SCHOOL OF BALLETLocation:PetalumaSchoolofBallet,110HowardStreet

The Petaluma School of Ballet’s staff have many years of professional performing and teaching experience.TheyhavestudiedwiththeSanFranciscoBallet,PacificNorthwestBallet,BerkeleyBalletTheater,andBalletWest.

Rhythm N’ 2’sAge2:Comedancewithusandletusshareourjoyofdancewithyouryoungster.Youryoungdancerwillbeintroducedtorhythmsandmovementthroughdanceandmime.Weusehand-heldinstruments,costumes and props to enhance motor development. Moms or Dads participate with their child for a wonderful sharing experience. (Please, Moms or Dads only) A wonderful beginning movement class for budding dancers. Clothing:Girls;pinkleotard(noattachedskirts),pinktightsandpinkleatherballetshoes.Boys;WhiteT-shirt, shorts, socks and black leather ballet shoes. Please, ballet shoes only. Classes are ongoing sessions.Note:Forthoseclassesthatarefull,registrationfornewstudentsstartsthe16thofeachmonthforthefollowingmonth.(Forexample:OnAugust16th,newstudentsforSeptemberwillbeaccepted, space allowing). 11175•Tu•9:30to10:15am•8/19-9/16•$55•5wks

11176•Tu•9:30to10:15am•9/23-10/21•$55•5wks

11177•Tu•9:30to10:15am•10/28-11/25•$44•4wks(noclass11/11)

11178•Tu•9:30to10:15am•12/2-1/13•$55•5wks

Teen/Adult Beginning-BalletAges16+:Haveyoualwayswantedtolearntodance?Thisclass is for those who have never had a chance to take ballet classes. Dancers are taught basic ballet movement from the verybeginning.Clothing:Anycoloredleotard,tightsorleggings,leatherballetshoes.Comfortableclothesformovement!11179•W•5:15to6:15pm•8/20-9/17•$65•5wks

11180•W•5:15to6:15pm•9/24-10/22•$65•5wks

11181•W•5:15to6:15pm•10/29-11/26•$65•5wks

11182•W•5:15to6:15pm•12/3-1/14•$65•5wks

Teen/Adult Beginning-BalletHaveyoualwayswantedtoreturntodance?Now’syourchance!Thisclassisforthosewhohavehadtrainingasachildorincollegeandhavealwayswantedtobeginagain!Clothing:Anycoloredleotard,tights,orleggings,leatherballetshoes.Comfortableclothesformovement!11183•W•6:15to7:45pm•8/20-9/17•$75•5wks

11184•W•6:15to7:45pm•9/24-10/22•$75•5wks

11185•W•6:15to7:45pm•10/29-11/26•$75•5wks

11186•W•6:15to7:45pm•12/3-1/14•$75•5wks

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Facility Rental InformationCall (707) 778-4380 for pricing and availability.

Petaluma Community CenterWhetheryoureventisfor3or300,wehaveaspace to meet your needs. Large commercial kitchen,wi-fi,multiplebanquetandmeetingrooms, and display space.

Kenilworth Recreation CenterLarge open room for up to 100 people. Fenced in patio and barbecue space. Situat-ed in a public park with playgrounds and sand volleyball court nearby.

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BALLET, TAP & JAZZ

Ballet, Tap & Jazz - BeginningThisisagreatintroductiontorhythmandmovement!Duringclasstheyounger students transform from tapping alligator to crawling caterpillars, gracefulcats&dogsandmanyotherfuncharacters.Wealsoplayavarietyofmusicalinstrumentsinourownparade.Childrenlovethesefunclasses!

9/3-10/1 10/8-11/5 11/12-12/17ages 2-3 W 12:45to1:30pm 11187 11213 11214 $60ages4-6 W 1:40to2:30pm 11188 11215 11216 $60ages 7-9 W 3:40to4:30pm 11189 11219 11220 $60

Ballet, Tap & Jazz - Intermediate This is a new class for those students that have already had a minimum of one year of all of these dance forms.It’stimetomoveontonewsteps!Instructorapprovalisrequiredbeforeregistration.RecitalDecember17,7:30pm.$20-$40costumefeepayabletoinstructor.Mustbeenrolledinall3sessionstoparticipate in recital.

9/3-10/1 10/8-11/5 11/12-12/17ages 5-7 W 2:40to3:30pm 11190 11217 11218 $60

ages 10-15 W 4:30to5:20pm 11191 11221 11222 $60Parentsarealwayswelcometoobserveclasses.Tapshoesareprovided!Pleasewearsocksortights.RECITAL:$20-$40CostumeFeepayabletoinstructor.FallrecitalDecember17,7:30pm.Forages4andup, child must be enrolled in all 3 sessions to participate in the recital.Instructor:JulieFayehasanextensivebackgroundintap,ballet,andjazzandhasbeenteachingforovertwentyyears. She has studied with many of the great tappers including Bunny Briggs and Gregory Hines. For more information please visit www.juliefaye.com

PRE-BALLETInthisclassicalballetclass,yourchildwilllearnessentialtechniqueandmusicalityasweactanddance stories and listen to and count the rhythms of classical music. They will learn how to stretch and balance, pretend, imagine and improvise while having lots of fun. Ms. Zoura’s goal is to inspire the loveofmovementtoyourchildthroughupliftinginstructionastheydiscovertheirownuniqueartistry.Attire:Girls-leotard,tightsandpinkballetslippers.Boys-shorts,t-shirt,anklesocksandblackballetslippers.

8/19-9/9 9/16-10/7 10/14-11/4 11/18-12/9ages 3-4 Tu 12:30to1:15pm 11124 11125 11134 11135 $44ages 4-5 Tu 1:30to2:15pm 11127 11136 11137 11138 $44ages5-6 Tu 3:30to4:15pm 11126 11139 11140 11141 $44

FALLRECITAL:TuesdayDecember9.3:30-5DressRehearsal,6:30performance.Additionalperformance/costume fee to be announced and paid directly to instructor.Instructor:ZouraO’Neillhastaughtdancefrompre-ballettopre-professionalsinSonomaCountyforovertwenty years. She has training from the San Francisco Ballet and was a member of Marin Ballet.

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CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP

Morning co-op preschool

Afternoon childcareExperienced staff with a low

adult to child ratio.

For information and enrollment call 707-763-1083

www.petalumachildrensworkshop/home

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GENTLE HATHA YOGA WITH MARY TAPPAN, OTR/LAges13+:ExperiencethebenefitsofGentleHathayogainourSaturdaymorningclasses!Increaseyourflexibilityandstrength,toneyourmuscles and organs and reduce stress with gentle traditional yoga poses. Mary’s training as an Occupational Therapist and Hatha Yoga instructor for more than 20 years enables her to modify posestomatchyourabilities.Eachclassendswith guided relation to help you start the weekend feelingcalmyetenergized.Learntechniquesyoucanuseinyourdailylifetofeelgreat!BeginningtoIntermediatelevelswelcome.Pleasebringanon-slip mat to class.11252•Sa•10to11:15am•9/6-9/20•$38•3wks

11253•Sa•10to11:15am•10/4-10/25•$50•4wks

11254•Sa•10to11:15am•11/1-11/22•$50•4wks

11255•Sa•10to11:15am•12/6-12/20•$38•3wks

Instructor:MaryTappanhasbeenteachingtraditionalHatha Yoga for almost thirty years. Her experience as an Occupational Therapist allows her to adapt poses so that each students is working within his/her physical abilities.

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ZUMBA for Christmas Cheer!

Saturday, Dec 6, 20149 – 10am

JOIN: Andrea Anderson, Venona Orr, Corrie WilliamsPlease bring: Suggested minimum $5 donation

And any of the following:Gently used coats or new unwrapped children’s toys

Canned food (no glass please)

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! ALL AGES!All net proceeds will be donated to Christmas Cheer to help create a happy holiday for families

and seniors in our communities.Petaluma Community Center, 320 N. McDowell Blvd.

For more info: Venona, [email protected] or Andrea, [email protected]

JOIN THE PARTY!!!

Sign Up Early!Ourprogramsfillupquickly,sodon’twaituntilthelastminutetosignupforaclassorprogram.Goonlinenowtosignup!

www.cityofpetaluma.net/register.html

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Zumba SaturdaysAges13+:ZUMBAisaFUNandexhilaratingwayto start off your Saturday. This fast paced cardio dance class will tone your entire body and help melt off inches. Dance to to American hits as well as Latin and other exciting international rhythms. Guaranteed to make you sweat and so easy to followyou’llbehooked!Jointheparty!11227•9/6&9/20•2days

11228•10/4&10/18•2days

11229•11/8&11/15•2days

11230•12/6&12/13•2days

LEBARREAges13+:LeBarreisabrandnewdimensioninbarrebasedfitnessprogramsthatuseaportableLeBertFitnessEqualizerbar.TheEQbarrewillbe used for ballet based training, boot camp and Pilates.It’sthenewesttrendinfitness.Thisisabarefootclass.Limitedavailability-signupfast!$10 to drop-in and try your 1st class.WEDNESDAY

11231•6:45to7:45pm•9/3-9/24•$40

11232•6:45to7:45pm•10/1-10/22•$40

11233•6:45to7:45pm•10/29-11/19•$40

11234•6:45to7:45pm•12/3-12/17•$40

FRIDAY

11235•10:15to11:15am•9/5-9/26•$40

11236•10:15to11:15am•10/3-10/24•$40

11237•10:15to11:15am•10/31-11/21•$40

11238•10:15to11:15am•12/5-12/19•$40

Instructor:AndreaAnderson

Total Body FitnessAges13+:Thisisanallencompassingprogram.Everyclassvariestoprovidecrosstrainingwithvariousequipment.Simplesteproutines,freeweights, resistance bands, kickboxing, stability balls and Pilates are incorporated to help you burn fat and kick up your metabolism. All levels offitnesswelcomeinafunandsupportiveenvironment. Please wear cross training athletic shoes.Bringawaterbottleandmattoclass!11223•9/2-9/26•4wks

11224 • 9/29 - 10/24 • 4 wks

11225•10/27-11/26•4½wks

11226•12/1-12/19•3wks

FITNESS WITH ANDREA ANDERSON

ZumbaAges13+:Zumbaisacardiobaseddanceworkout with sculpting exercises designed to tone theentirebody.InternationalLatinbasedmusiciscombined with fun, simple dance steps. All ages andfitnesslevelswelcome!11239 • 9/2 - 9/25 • 4 wks

11240 • 9/29 - 10/23 • 4 wks

11241•10/27-11/26•4½wks

11242 • 12/1 - 12/18 • 3 wks

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY9-10:15

TBF:Cardio/Tone&Firm/Stability Ball

9-10amZumba

9-10:15TBF:Cardio/Core-

Body/Sculpt

9-10amZumba

9-10:15TBF:CardioMix

5:30-6:30pmZumba

5:30-6:45pmTBF:Cardio/Tone&Firm/Stability Ball

5:30-6:30pmZumba

5:30-6:45pmTBF:Cardio/Core-

Body/Sculpt

7-8pmMat/Ball Pilates

7-8pmMat/Ball Pilates

Fees: session 1&2 3 41 time/wk $28 $31 $21 2times/wk $55 $60 $41 3times/wk $75 $81 $56 Unlimited $80 $86 $60FitPass:$8perclass,buy8-get1free

Mat & Stability Ball PilatesPilates develops core strength through integrative exercisesusingflexibility,properbodyalignmentandbalance.Alllevelswelcome-fastresults!Greatto help lower back and improve posture. Please wear comfortable clothes, be prepared to work barefoot. Bring mat and water.11246•9/2-9/26•4wks

11247 • 9/30 - 10/23 • 4 wks

11248•10/28-11/25•4½wks

11249 • 12/2- 12/18 • 3 wks

fitnessInstructor:AndreaAndersonisamemberofIDEA(InternationalDance&ExerciseAssociation),anationalcertifiedZumba,SentaoZumba,Pilates,PersonalTrainer,ACE(AmericanCouncilonExercise)andAFAAgroupfitnessinstructor.ShetrulyLOVEStohelppeoplelearntoexerciseregularly.

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CHILD AND BABYSITTER SAFETYAges11-16:Thisclassteachespracticalinformation to provide babysitter skills to handle anysituation.IncludeschildandinfantCPR.11130 • Sa • 9am to 1pm • 9/13 • $50 (1 day)

11132 • Sa • 9am to 1pm • 10/18 • $50 (1 day)

11133•Sa•9amto1pm•12/6•$50(1day)

Instructor:CPREtc,isinstructedbyCaroleGathman,an RN for 34 years, who has been instructing CPR since1996.Formoreinformationvisitwww.cpr-etc.com

BEGINNERS’ SURVIVAL ITALIANAges15+:FastandeasywaytolearnthisexpressivelypoeticlanguageforyourItalianvacationorjustforfun!Itisflexible,romantic,anduseful.Emphasisonpracticalconversation(nobooks, no tests, no grades), with helpful travel advice. Learn correct pronunciation, easy phrases for hotels, transportation, shopping, and eating outforaBuonViaggio!Coursepackettobepurchasedonfirstdayfrominstructor($12).11245•Sa•10am-12:30pm•9/6-10/11•$88(6wks)

Instructor:NancyChien-EriksengraduatedMagnaCum Laude from UCLA and studied at the University ofPaduainItaly.ShehastaughtpracticalItalianfortwelve years.

JUMPSTART WRITINGAges18+:Wewriteforavarietyofreasons:tonarrate our personal stories, to tell a tall tale, to inform.InJumpstart,itdoesn’tmatterwhyyouare writing. Bring a notebook and a fast-moving pen.Wewilltravelonajourneyofexplorationanddeep writing through inspirational prompts. Our mottoisJustWrite.Wewelcomeandencourageall writers.11128•Tu•9:30-11:30am•9/9-9/30•$60(4wks)

11129•Tu•9:30-11:30am•11/4&11/18•$30(2wks)

11251•Tu•9:30-11:30am•12/2-12/16•$45(3wks)

Instructor:MarleneCullenisacheerleaderforwriters,apublishedauthor,founderofWritersForumofPetalumaandamemberofRedwoodWriters,abranchoftheCaliforniaWritingClub.

personal enrichment

SAFE, OUTDOOR SPACESBASEBALL ● BASKETBALL ● LACROSSE

BOCCE ● CHEERLEADING ● GOLFVOLLEYBALL ● DODGEBALL ● SOCCERSOFTBALL ● TENNIS ● FLAG FOOTBALL

PLAY

HEALTHY MOVEMENTADULT LAP SWIM ● JUDO ● AIKIDO

YOGA ● DANCE CLASSES ● PILATES TOTAL BODY FITNESS ● ZUMBAAQUA THERAPY ● AQUA ZUMBA

EXERCISE

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TINY TOTS PRESCHOOLThe program provides a safe nurturing environment to grow and learn. Your child is offered the opportunity to learn social skills, gain self-confidence, form friendships and gain thenecessary skills to prepare them for kindergarten. In an age appropriate environment, they willdevelopfine&grossmotorskillsandexpressivelanguage.Educationalpresentationsandfieldtripsare also provided. Child must be potty-trained.Choose the schedule (2 or 3 days) that works for you and your child.Age: 3-5yearsold(mustbe3by9/1/14) Days: Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday Time: 9am-12noon Fee: 2days/wk•$127/month 3 days/wk • $188/monthKINDERREADY

This class is designed for 4yr olds who will be entering Kindergarten the following fall. The program offers integrated learning focused on children’s cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development. The curriculum provides learning opportunities for language development, reasoning,science,math,fineandgross-motorskills. Children work in whole-class and small groups with their teachers.Age: 4yearsold(mustbe4by9/1/14) Days: MondayandFriday Time: 9am-12noon Fee: $127/month

TEENY TINY TOTSAges 18month - 2 years: This program

gives your tot a chance to engage with other children in a safe, stimulating, and creative environment. They will enjoy circle time, arts and crafts, singing and music, and games focused on enhancingmotordevelopmentskills.Weaskthatone parent or adult accompany each child (please no additional older or younger siblings).Days: Tu/Th Time: 9am-10am Sessions:Monthlysessionsbeginning10/4 Fee: 2days/wk•$66/month 1 day/wk • $38/month DropIn•$10/session

preschool

NEW!

Back to School Meet & Greet - August 28, 9-11amVisit the classroom, meet the teachers, and make some new friends.

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FENCING FOR KIDSAges7-12:Forhundredsofyears,fencing has captured the imagination of generation after generation of young people.Whohasn’timaginedthemselveswith sword in hand, fending off hordes ofenemieswithaquickanddaringblade?Fencingforkidsisanintroductiontothefinesportoffencing.Withanemphasis on fun, kids learn the basics of the sport; discipline, respect, honor and theimportanceofphysicalfitness.Allequipmentisprovidedforfree.11192•M•4:30-5:30pm•9/8-9/29•$50

11193•M•4:30-5:30pm•10/27-11/17•$50

Instructor:JamesLiebichhasbeenfencingfor15 years and coaching for 9 years. He holds a Moniteur degree from the French Fencing Association.

JUDO Location:KenilworthRecCenter, 150 Fairgrounds DrAges6+:JudoisaMartialArtthatwasdevelopedin Japan from Jujitsu in the late 19th century. Judotranslatestothe“gentleway”andteachestheprincipleofflexibilityintheapplicationoftechnique.Thisincludestheefficientuseof balance, leverage, and movement in the performance of Judo throws and other skills. Learnskill,technique,andtiming,ratherthanthe use of brute strength to overcome a stronger opponent. All students must register with USJA orUSJF.Thisisanannualmembershiprequiredfor all students to compete in tournaments, promotions, and insurance. Promotions will be based on student’s commitment and ability andwillnotberequiredtotakeany“tests”butbased on the traditional method of promotion as practicedinJapan.JudoGisarerequiredandcanbe purchased from the instructor. Fee: $50• 1 participant $85 • 2 participants $100 • 3 or more participants11199 • Tu/Th •5:30to8:30pm• 9/2 - 9/3011200 • Tu/Th •5:30to8:30pm• 10/2 - 10/3011201 • Tu/Th •5:30to8:30pm• 11/4 - 11/2711202 • Tu/Th •5:30to8:30pm• 12/2 - 12/30Instructor:HenryKakuhasablackbeltfromKodokanJudo and has over 45 years of Judo experience and over six years of teaching experience. He has competed in High School Nationals, AAU National, and Collegiate Judo tournaments, placing in the top 3 numerous times. Henry is a member of USJA and USJF.

The date, time, and location of activities published in this guide are correct at the time of publication. Due to unforseen circumstances the information published may be changed at any time.Allclasseshaveaminimumregistrationrequirement.Ifenoughpeoplearenotregisteredthe class may be canceled.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS HOLIDAY SPORTS CAMPSLocation:CavanaghGymnasium

Ball Handling & Shooting ClinicAges7-13:Thisonedayclinicwillmakeyouabetterbasketball player. Perfect for players in preparation of their upcoming league play, this program is designed tomakeyoumoreconfidentwiththebasketball.Ballhandling drills, shooting fundamentals and many other skill based instructional programs will be combined with games and other small side competitions. VETERANSDAY 11256•Tu•9am-3pm•11/11•$59

BLACKFRIDAY 11258 • F • 9am-3pm • 11/28 • $59

Basketball CampAges7-13:IfyoulikebasketballthenyouwillloveourHOOPITUPCamps!Thisprogramisdesignedtomakeyouabetterbasketballplayer.Whetheryouarea beginner or advanced player, the drills taught at this camp will help you improve your game. Come work on thecorefundamentalsofyourgame:footwork,passing,ball-handling and defense. Participants will enjoy fun challenges, games and daily competitions in a positive and energetic environment.1/2 day (9-12) and full day (9-3) optionsTHANKSGIVINGBREAK 11257•M-W•9am-3pm•11/24-26•$90(1/2day)$119(full)

WINTERBREAK 11259•M-W•9am-3pm•12/22-24•$90(1/2day)$119(full)

New Years Break All Sports CampAges7-13:Agreatwaytointroduceyouryoungsterstotheworldofsports,teamworkandathletics!Thiscampwill help to build your child’s motor control, hand-eye coordination, agility, and many other sports related skills. Your child will have a blast playing games with other childrenincluding:Tball,basketball,soccer,flagfootball,capturetheflag,relayandobstacleracesandawholelot more. This camp will feature different activities so that by the end of the week your child will be familiar with a variety of athletic activities.1/2 day (9-12) and full day (9-3) options11260•M-W•9am-3pm•12/29-31•$90(1/2day)$119(full)

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HIGH PERFORMANCE JR CLINICAges14-18:Designedforhighschoolplayersand aspiring high school players, this hour-and-a-half drop-in clinic combines 45 minutes of drills and instruction with 45 minutes of head-to-head competition. Students will work on all aspects of the game including strokes, strategy, shot selection, footwork and keys to mental toughness.TUESDAY/THURSDAY

11167•4to5:30pm•8/26-9/11•$105

11168•4to5:30pm•9/16-10/2•$105

11169•4to5:30pm•10/7-10/23•$105

11170•4to5:30pm•10/28-11/13•$105

11171•4to5:30pm•11/18-12/4•$105

11172•4to5:30pm•12/9-12/23•$105

SATURDAY

11173•3to4:30pm•8/30-9/13•$60

11194•3to4:30pm•9/20-10/4•$60

11195•3to4:30pm•10/11-10/25•$60

11196•3to4:30pm•11/1-11/15•$60

11197•3to4:30pm•11/22-12/6•$60

11198•3to4:30pm•12/13-12/27•$60

Instructor:KeithHayes

BeginnerAges8-11:Playerslearnthebasicsoftennisusingsofter,slowerballsonamodified60-footcourt.Kidshavefunanddeveloptechniquewithage and skill appropriate games and drills.

8/25-9/10 9/15-10/1 10/6-10/22 10/27-11/12 11/17-12/3 12/8-12/24Beginner M/W 3:30to4:30pm 11149 11150 11151 11152 11153 11154 $60Swingers M/W 3:15to4pm 11143 11144 11145 11146 11147 11148 $60Players M/W 4:30to5:30pm 11155 11156 11157 11158 11159 11160 $60Players Sa 4to5:30pm 11161 11162 11163 11164 11165 11166 $45

SwingersAges5-7:Playerslearntorallybackandforthusingsofter,slowerballsonamodified36-footcourt.Kid-sizedcourtsandequipmentequalmorefun,lessfrustrationandimmediateresults!

PlayersAges10-13(orbyinvitation):Playerslearntennis on a full-sized court. This course will introduce young players to competition, strategy andimprovedtechniqueusingageandskillappropriate games and drills.

ADULT TENNISLocation:Leghorns Instructor:JerryMehcizAdult Adv. Beginner/IntermediatesAges15+:Playingstrategiesandmatchplayforthemoreseasonedplayer.11210•M/W•7to8:30pm•9/15-10/1•$108

11211•M/W•7to8:30pm•10/6-10/22•$108

11212•M/W•7to8:30pm•10/27-11/12•$108

Adult BeginnersAges14+:Allthebasicsarecoveredtolearnthegameofalifetime...allyouneedisaracketandtennisshoes.11207•M/W•6to7pm•9/15-10/1•$78

11208•M/W•6to7pm•10/6-10/22•$78

11209•M/W•6to7pm•10/27-11/12•$78

ADULT ROUND ROBINAges14+:Atwohourdrop-inRoundRobineverySaturday. All levels are welcome as long as you know howtoplay.Thefirst16playerswhoshowup,getin...show up early to guarantee a spot. Cost is $8 and you can purchase a punch card at the Petaluma Community Center prior to playing. A great way to meet local players.11203•Sa•8:30to10:30am•9/6-9/27

11204•Sa•8:30to10:30am•10/4-10/25

11205•Sa•8:30to10:30am•11/1-11/29

11206•Sa•8:30to10:30am•12/6-12/27

Instructor:USPTA-CertifiedinstructorKeithHayeshasbeenteachingtennistoplayersofallagessince1983.AfterworkingatexclusiveresortsandclubsinCarmelValley, Malibu, and Marin County, CA. Keith began teaching for the City of Petaluma in 2001. As head coach of the Marin Catholic High School varsity girls’ team, Keith’s teamwontwoNorthCoastSectionDivisionIItennistitlesin‘08and‘09

JUNIOR TENNIS at Leghorns Park

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Sport Season RegistrationADULT(18+)SLOWPITCHSOFTBALL

Fall mid Sept - mid Dec August 4-28 Men’s(Tu:2leagues)(W:2leagues)(F:2leagues)Co-Rec(Sunpm)(Th:2leagues)Over 40 (Sun am)

$525 men’s teams (10 games) $425co-rec&over40

Spring/Summer late April - mid Aug March Men’s, Co-Rec, over 40 Men’sADULTVOLLEYBALL

Fall Sept - Nov August Mon:BB,Bco-recleagues, Wed:Women’sleagues:2divisions

$436(10matches)

Spring March - May Dec - Feb1 Women(2leagues),Co-Rec(BB,B)MEN’SBASKETBALL(30+)+OpenLeagues

Nov - Mar mid Sept- mid Oct $769unless otherwise noted, fees above are per team

OPEN GYM (18+)CavanaghRecreationCenter•4268thStreet

$3 per participant

VolleyballA/BB • F • 7-10pm B/C • Su • 10am - 1pm B/C•Tu&W•7-10pm

BasketballTh • 7-9pm Sa • 7-9am

Contact us at:

(707) 766-9226 or www.phcd.org

Helping our community become a heart safe community!

CPR/AED & First Aid Training CenterA Service of the Petaluma Health Care District

Supportive, quality training from experienced American Heart Association Instructors for Basic Life Support from Health Care Professionals to the Lay Person.Private or monthly community classes available for individuals and businesses.

Save a Life – Learn CPR!

CPR | AED | First Aid | AED Sales & Service

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BEAUTY AND SERENITYSHOLLENBERGER PARK DAVID YEARSLEY RIVER

HERIGAGE CENTER ● ADOPT A PARKLYNCH CREEK TRAIL ● COMMUNITY

GARDENS ● PAULA LANE OPEN SPACE

NATURE

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OUR 25TH ANNUAL ARTISAN

Holiday CRAFTFAIRpresented by

Petaluma Parks and Recreation

For More Information Call 707-778-4380

NOV 9&10SATURDAY & SUNDAY

10:00AM TO 5:00PM

Petaluma Community Center320 N. McDowell Blvd.Petaluma, CA 94954

ADMISSION FREE

Beautiful & Unique Crafts for Sale, Entertainment, Food, Prizes and Holiday Photos with Santa!

OUR 25TH ANNUAL ARTISAN

Holiday CRAFTFAIRpresented by

Petaluma Parks and Recreation

For More Information Call 707-778-4380

NOV 9&10SATURDAY & SUNDAY

10:00AM TO 5:00PM

Petaluma Community Center320 N. McDowell Blvd.Petaluma, CA 94954

ADMISSION FREE

Beautiful & Unique Crafts for Sale, Entertainment, Food, Prizes and Holiday Photos with Santa!

OUR 26TH ANNUAL ARTISAN

Holiday CRAFTFAIRpresented by

Petaluma Parks and Recreation

For More Information Call 707-778-4380

NOV 8&9SATURDAY & SUNDAY

10:00AM TO 5:00PM

Petaluma Community Center320 N. McDowell Blvd.Petaluma, CA 94954

ADMISSION FREE

OUR 25TH ANNUAL ARTISAN

Holiday CRAFTFAIRpresented by

Petaluma Parks and Recreation

For More Information Call 707-778-4380

NOV 9&10SATURDAY & SUNDAY

10:00AM TO 5:00PM

Petaluma Community Center320 N. McDowell Blvd.Petaluma, CA 94954

ADMISSION FREE

Beautiful & Unique Crafts for Sale, Entertainment, Food, Prizes and Holiday Photos with Santa!

Interested in becoming a vendor?

Contact us today!

FREE - TIME FUNDAY CAMPS ● MOVIES IN THE PARK

TINY TOTS PRESCHOOL SENIOR CENTER ● PETALUMA MUSEUMPARKS ● FARMERS MARKET ● MARINA

COMMUNITY EVENTS

POSITIVESPACES

VALUED TODAY & ALWAYSBABYSITTER SAFETY ● TENNIS

JUMPSTART WRITING ● COOKING YOUTH COMMISSION ● MUSIC

SWIM LESSONS ● DANCE

FOREVER

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1 Anna’s Meadows 1153 Daniel Drive x 0.4 x2 Arroyo Park 1827 Village East Drive x 5.79 x x B x3 Bond Park 261 Banff Way x 5.69 x x x x B x4 Cavanagh Landing 150 Weller Street x 0.1 Cavanagh Pool 426 8th Street x x x Reservations Avail. Cavanagh Recreation Ctr 426 8th Street x x x Gymnasium5 Center Park 3 Petaluma Blvd N. x 0.196 Cherry Valley Park 899 Cherry Street x 0.33 x B7 Country Club Open Space 1058 McNear Ave x 0.96 x8 Del Oro Park 1697 Del Oro Circle x 3.44 x x x x x x9 Denman Reach 1075 Industrial Ave x 63 x10 Eagle Park 550 Almanor x 3.98 x x11 Fox Hollow Park 375 Windmill Lane x 4 x x x12 G St River View Park end of G Street x13 Glenbrook Park 1648 Lancaster Drive x 4.65 x x14 Grant Park 1123 E. Sunnyslope Dr x 1.05 x x15 H St River View Park end of H Street x Helen Putnam Park 411 Chileno Valley Road 216 x B x x x Historical Library Museum 20 Fourth Street x16 Kenilworth Park 150 Fairgrounds Drive x 3.48 x B/R x x Kenilworth Recreation Center 150 Fairgrounds Drive x x Reservations Avail.17 LaTercera Park 1645 Peggy Ln x 1.86 x x B x18 Leghorns Park 690 Sonoma Mtn. Parkway x 9.37 L x B/R/E x x x L x Gazebo19 Lucchesi Park 320 N. McDowell x 29.83 x x x L B/R/E x x x L x synthetic turf20 Mannion Knoll 941 Elm Drive x 16.19 x x x x21 McDowell Meadows 939 Woodsorrel x 0.97 x22 McDowell Park 1418 McGregor Ave x 4 x x x x23 McNear Park 1008 G Street x 7.66 x x x B/R/E x x x L24 Meadow View 1611 Yarberry Drive x 3.64 x25 Miwok Park 1012 St. Francis Drive x 1.56 B x26 Oak Hill Park 411 Howard Street x 4.43 x x x x x Petanque, Labyrinth 27 Paula Lane Open Space Paula Lane x 11.25 x28 Penry Park 226 Kentucky Street x 1.26 x Petaluma Community Center 320 N. McDowell Blvd x x x Reservations Avail. Petaluma Marina 781 Baywood Drive x x x Reservations Avail. Petaluma Senior Center 211 Novak Drive x x x Reservations Avail. Petaluma Swim Center 900 E. Washington St x x x x Reservations Avail.29 Prince Park 2301 E. Washington St x 22.26 x x L x x x30 Putnam Plaza 129 Petaluma Blvd N. x 0.28 x31 Rocky Memorial Dog Park 2204 Casa Grande Rd x 7.83 x32 Shollenberger Park 1400 Cader Lane x 16 x x x33 Southgate Park 1745 Southgate Drive x 1.36 x x x x34 Steamer Landing end of Copeland St x 1.93 x River Heritage Ctr35 Sunrise Parkway 637 Maria Drive x 7.12 x x36 Sunset Park 391 Lakeville Hwy x 0.47 B Tolay Lake Regional Park 5869 Lakeville Hwy 1737 x37 Turnbridge 1407 Liverpool Way x 3.07 x x38 Train Depot x x x Art Center39 Walnut Park 201 4th Street x 1.46 x B/R/E x x Gazebo40 Westhaven Park 5 Westhaven Way x 2.38 x x x41 Westridge Open Space 156 Westridge Drive x 10.41 x x x42 Wickersham Park 502 4th Street R 2.17 x43 Wiseman Airport Park 2175 St. Augustine Circle x 21.61 x x x x x

Groups of 20+: Reservation Required = city facility or non-city owned property

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SOCIALIZING & LEARNINGCOMMUNITY CENTER ● SWIM CENTER

CAVANAGH POOL ● TENNIS COURTS TINY TOTS PRESCHOOL ● MARINA

SENIOR CENTER ● PETALUMA MUSEUM

GATHERINGPLACES