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A Message from the Director
2 - Directors Message
Do you want to have a cool summer? Join the City of Temecula
Community Services Department for lots of cool things to do during
the summer months in Temecula.
There are many fun recreation activities lined up for your
enjoyment this summer. Camps, F.A.M., Summer Concert Series,
Moonlight Movies in the Park, special events, excursions,
recreation classes and more!
With thirty-eight parks and recreation facilities, there is always
something to do in Temecula. Sports parks, skate parks, dog parks,
tennis courts, museums, libraries, aquatic centers, recreation
centers and a performing arts theater! There are endless
opportunities for you and your family to have a great summer.
If our staff can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to
contact the Community Services Department at (951) 694-6480.
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU!
Sincerely,
Herman D. Parker
Director of Community Services
Look for the following symbols:
Indicates new classes and activities added this issue.
Indicates classes and activities available for
online registration at the City’s website
www.cityoftemecula.org
Register Online at:
New Refund Policy
Prior to registration please review our new Refund Policy listed on Pg. 41
On the Cover: The City of Temecula is proud to announce
the opening of the Wolf Creek Park located at 45850 N. Wolf
Creek Drive. This beautiful public park consists of a large
children's play area, picnic shelters and a unique rock water
feature. We invite all Temecula residents to visit the newest
addition to the Temecula park system.
Board of Directors
Jeff Comerchero..........................................................................President
Chuck Washington..............................................................Vice-President
Maryann Edwards ........................................................................Director
Mike Naggar ..................................................................................Director
Ronald H. Roberts ........................................................................Director
City of Temecula
Shawn Nelson ......................................................................City Manager
Aaron Adams ........................................................Assistant City Manager
Bob Johnson ........................................................Assistant City Manager
Grant Yates ..............................................................Deputy City Manager
Community Services Commission
Felicia Hogan..........................................................................Chairperson
Thomas W. Edwards ................................................................Vice-Chair
Charolette Fox ....................................................................Commissioner
Michael McCracken ............................................................Commissioner
James Meyler......................................................................Commissioner
Community Services Department
Herman D. Parker ..........................................................................Director
Phyllis Ruse........................................................................Deputy Director
Martin Betz ........................................................Cultural Arts Administrator
Kevin Harrington............................................Maintenance Superintendent
Cathy McCarthy ..............................Development Services Administrator
Julie Pelletier ..................................................Recreation Superintendent
Community Services Department Staff
Dawn Adamiak............................................Senior Recreation Coordinator
Candice Adkisson-Flohr ..........................................Recreation Supervisor
Bea Barnett ..................................................Patron Services Coordinator
Bruce Beers ....................................................Theater Services Manager
Robin Gilliland ................................................Museum Services Manager
Jeff Lawrence ........................................................Recreation Supervisor
Tracy Masters ........................................................Recreation Coordinator
Wendell Ott ....................................................Museum Services Manager
Barbara Smith ................................................Senior Management Analyst
Bruce Wedeking ..................................................Maintenance Supervisor
Matt Wiechec ......................................................Maintenance Supervisor
Gwen Willcox ..............................................................Aquatics Supervisor
James Willcox ........................................................Recreation Supervisor
Todd Zeo ................................................................Recreation Coordinator
Commission Meetings
The Community Services Commission meets the 2nd Monday of each
month at 6:00 pm in City Hall Council Chambers, 43200 Business Park
Drive, Temecula, CA 92589-9033.
Americans with Disabilities Act
The City of Temecula understands its obligation to provide access to
public service to those qualified individuals with disabilities. Please call
951-694-6480 with any requests for accommodation at least one week
prior to an activity or class.
The Temecula Community Services Department
Mission Statement
To provide high quality parks and recreation facilities
and services that our community can be proud of.
The City of Temecula Community Services Presents
The 1st Annual
Table of Contents

3 - Community Services Expo

Community Services Expo 2 Directors Message
4 Special Events
6 Summer Camps
8 Youth Enrichment
Games Crafts
9 Performing Arts
Prizes Giveaways
12 Visual Arts
Jumpers Batting Cage
14 Crafts
Face Painters Speed Pitch
15 Personal Enrichment
Balloon Artist Entertainment 16 Health & Fitness
17 F.I.T. Program
18 Adult Sports & Sports League Information
21 4th of July Extravaganza
Don’t miss the 1st Annual City of Temecula Community 22 Old Town Temecula Community Theater
Services Expo. Learn about all the exciting classes and 23 Gallery at the Merc
programs offered in this Summer/Fall Guide to Leisure 24 Imagination Workshop
Activities. Enjoy live entertainment, crafts, games and
26 Temecula Valley Museum
28 Summer Concert Series & Movies in the Park
free fun for the entire family. Meet the TCSD staff, class
29 Special Events & Programs
instructors and receive valuable information about the
30 Temecula Teens
many activities and services offered by the Community
31 Temecula Skate Park
Services Department and at the following City Facilities:
32 Mary Phillips Senior Center
Community Recreation Center Imagination Workshop 35 High Hopes & Shining Stars
Temecula Community Center Temecula Valley Museum 36 Aquatics
Old Town Temecula Community Theater Temecula Public Library 39 Swim Registration Form
Gallery at the Merc Mary Phillips Senior Center 40 Activity Registration Form
41 Online Registration
42 City Facilities & Places of Interest
When: Sat. May 31st, 10am-2pm
43 Facilities Map
Where: Temeku Hills Park, 31367 La Serena Way 44 Community Services Information
Fee: FREE 45 Facility Rentals
46 Temecula Public Library
Bring the family to this fun-filled event and see all that
Community Services has to offer. The Benefits are Endless!

Early Bird Registration!

Registration for activities in this guide will take place at Expo.
Don’t Miss Out!
Registration after event begins June 4th.

For more information call the City of Temecula Community Services Department at 951-694-6480 or visit www.cityoftemecula.org
 Family Fun Nights
4 - Special Events

Pizza and Movie Night

Make a personal- sized pizza to enjoy while
watching Shrek the Third. Pre-registration
is required for pizza making.
Location: CRC

Activity# Date Day Time Fee

8102.201 Aug 8 Fri 6:00pm $3

Hula Night
Come experience a touch of authentic Polynesian
culture. Watch the show and then learn the moves.
Don’t forget your Hawaiian attire!
Pre-registration is required.
Location: CRC
Family Activities on Monday
Activity# Date Day Time Fee Looking for a fun way to spend time with your family this summer?
8102.202 Sep 26 Fri 6:00-7:30pm $3 Join us every Monday in July and August for a FREE family event!
Location: CRC Time: 6:30-8:30pm
July 7- Family Karaoke Night
Get your voice ready for a night of family singing
July 14- Family Feud
Families of Temecula, It’s time to play the Feud!
July 21- Snack Shack
Peltzer Pumpkin Farm
Have some Fall fun at Peltzer
Learn to make yummy and healthy snacks the whole family will enjoy.
Pumpkin Farm. Enjoy goats,
July 28- Skate Night
sheep, & pigs, go crazy in the
Strap on your skates and join us at Margarita Community Park Roller
Mound-o-Hay, ride the 8 passenger
Hockey Arena. Skates will not be provided.
train, and watch the pig races.
August 4- Groovy 70’s Nite
Location: Peltzer Pumpkin Farm
Wear your grooviest clothes, make a tie-dye t-shirt and disco the night away.
(39925 Calle Contento, Temecula)
August 11- Temecula’s Got Talent
Play a musical instrument, sign a song… show us your best talent!
Activity# Date Day Time Fee
August 18- Pizza & Movie Night
8102.203 Oct 10 Fri 6:00-8:00pm $5
Enjoy 2 slices of cheese pizza and a movie, Ratatouille. $1 for 2 slices.
August 25- Family Olympics
Grab your sneakers and join us for some fun Family Olympics.

Camp Fire Night

Activity# Date
8102.204 Nov 14
Aglow in the Park
Come enjoy a fun family night at the park.
Listen to live music, crafts for
kids, food vendors, hot air
balloon glow at dusk and a
movie, Surf’s Up. Dress in
your best surfer gear.
Date: Friday, July 11
Location: Ronald Reagan Sports Park
Time: 5:30-10:00pm
Join us for some camp fire fun.
Games, prizes and a special camp fire
treat. Pre-registration is required.
City of Temecula
Day Time Fee Traveling Arts Carnival 2008
Fri 6:00-7:30pm $3 Can you imagine waking up Saturday morning with the Traveling Arts
Carnival coming through your neighborhood and heading for the
nearest park! Step right up and see amazing acts, create art projects,
see puppet shows, listen to story tellers and great music. All of this in
one show, and it’s FREE!
Ronald Reagan Sports Park
Saturday, June 7th
1:00-4:00pm Gazebo Area
30875 Rancho Vista Road
Temeku Hills Park
Saturday, June 14th
1:00-4:00pm 31367 La Serena Way
Saturday, June 21st Harveston Community Park
1:00-4:00pm 28582 Harveston Drive
 September
September 11th Remembrance- Halloween Family Carnival
Calling all pumpkins,

5 - Special Events
The September Concert
goblins and Super Heroes!
Join Temecula residents Join us for an old-

11
to remember the events fashioned family carnival.
Dress in a costume and

th
of 7 years ago. Light a
candle to be placed in enter the costume contest.
the pond, write a special Enjoy the carnival games,
message in our keepsake face painting, tattoo artist,
fun jumps and more. Get
We Will Always Remember
journal, and listen to the
sounds of the Great Oak your voice ready for the
High School Band. screaming contest!
Date: Friday, October 24
Date: Thursday, September 11 Time: 5:00-9:00pm
Time: 6:00-7:30pm Location: Ronald Reagan Sports Park Roller Hockey Arena
Location: Temecula Duck Pond Fee: $5/unlimited wristband (excludes food vendors)

11th Annual Christmas

Tree Lighting Ceremony
Come spend the evening with us at the beautiful
Temecula Duck Pond to light up the sky and mark
the beginning of the holiday season. This annual
event promises to be filled with festive live
entertainment, refreshments and holiday fun for
the entire family!
Date: Thursday, December 4th
Time: 7:00-8:00pm

Santa’s Electric Light Parade

Join us for “Christmas Around the World” as we celebrate the 16th annual
Santa’s Electric Light Parade. The
parade will travel along Jefferson Ave
on Friday, December 5th at 7:00pm.
Entry forms will be available beginning
Monday, October 6th on the City’s
website, www.cityoftemecula.org.
Deadline to enter is Tuesday,
November 4th at 5:00pm. Remember,
all entries need to have lights.
For more information please call 694-6480.
Location: Jefferson Ave. traveling north from Del Rio Rd to Overland Dr.
Date: Friday, December 5th
Time: 7:00pm Step Off
Holiday Lights & Festive Sights
Does your home light up the neighborhood around the holidays? Do people
flock to your house to look at your Christmas lights? Then we want you to enter
the City’s annual Holiday Lights & Festive Sights Home Decorating Contest.
You can enter as an individual residence or as a neighborhood. City officials
and dignitaries will judge all entries Monday, December 8th. Entry forms will be
available on the City’s website, www.cityoftemecula.org beginning on Monday,
November 3rd. Bring some holiday spirit to Temecula this year!
Applications available: November 3rd
Deadline to enter: December 3rd

Breakfast with Santa and Santa’s Workshop Holiday Lights Bus Tour
Don’t miss out on one of Temecula’s most Join us to view the winning homes in the Holiday Lights & Festive Sights Home
anticipated holiday events! Share a special Decorating Contest. Check out the new themed nights this year. Get your
moment with your child as Santa visits family and friends together for this fun event! Pre-registration is required.
Temecula. Eat a delicious breakfast, enjoy live Buses will depart from the Community Recreation Center.
entertainment and visit Santa’s Workshop. Fee: $5/person
Space is very limited, so please register early! Activity #: Date: Day: Time:
Parents don’t forget your cameras. 4449.201 Dec 10 Wed 6:00-8:00pm
Date: Saturday, December 13th 4449.202 Dec 11 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Happy Holidays
Location: CRC 4449.203 Dec 12 Fri 7:00-9:00pm (Teen Night)
Fee: $5/person 4449.204 Dec 13 Sat 5:30-7:30pm (Kid’s PJ Night)
(Free for infants under the age of 12 months and not requiring a seat.)
Activity#: Time:
4448.201 8:00am
4448.202 9:00am
4448.203 10:00am
4448.204 11:00am
 Complete Tennis Camp for Kids Football Skills/Conditioning Camp
6 - Summer Camps
Ages: 7 - 13 Years Ages: 6 - 18 Years
The CTC for Kids is designed to keep the fun in tennis while The EMH Sports Football
working on the “fun”damentals. The camp activities include Skills/Conditioning Camp is structured
stroke and strategy drills, fun games and mini-tournament to teach football skills and techniques
competition. Kids of all abilities and experience are welcome. from the grass roots level.
Instructor: Leander, U.S.P.T.A. Development Coach Experienced and first year players will
Location: TVHS Tennis Courts both receive various levels of
Fee: $95/Camp, includes Camp T-shirt instruction during our camp. Our
Class# Class Dates Day Time conditioning drills will help increase
1410.102 Jun 16-Jun 20 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm speed, quickness, power and agility.
1410.103 Jun 23-Jun 27 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm This is a non-contact camp. All
1410.201 Jul 7-Jul 11 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm equipment will be provided. Each
1410.202 Jul 14-Jul 18 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm participant should bring a water bottle,
sunscreen, and wear cleats or a gym-
Beginning Golf Camp type shoe.
Instructor: EMH Sports
Location: Temeku Hills Park
Ages: 8 - 12 Years
Looking for a great activity for your child during the summer? Look no further!
Fee: $75/Camp
This exciting camp will teach your child the fundamentals of golf in a fun
Beginning Ages: 6 - 12 Years
atmosphere by PGA Professional Steve Adamiak and his
trained staff. Golf clubs will be provided or can be Class# Class Dates Day Time
purchased on site. Please wear comfortable shoes and 1820.201 Jul 14-Jul 18 Mon-Fri 10:00am-12:00pm
don’t forget your sunblock! Intermediate Ages: 10 - 18 Years
Instructor: Steve Adamiak Class# Class Dates Day Time
Location: Redhawk Golf Course 1821.201 Jul 14-Jul 18 Mon-Fri 8:00am-10:00am
Fee: $69/Camp
Class# Class Dates Day Time Multisport Camp
1505.103 Jun 23-Jun 27 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00am-11:00am
1505.201 Aug 5-Aug 8 Tue/Thu/Fri 9:00am-11:00am
Ages: 6 - 18 Years
The EMH Multisport Camp is designed for both the all around players who want
to improve their skills in basketball, soccer, football, dodgeball, kickball,
volleyball, and baseball, and also for the beginner who wants to sample all
Register Early at the
seven sports. Participants should bring a water bottle, sunscreen, a gym-type

Expo
shoe, and soccer shin guards.
Community Services Instructor: EMH Sports Location: Temeku Hills Park Fee: $50/Camp
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1825.201 Jul 28-Aug 1 Mon-Fri 8:30am-10:30am
1825.202 Aug 11-Aug 15 Mon-Fri 8:30am-10:30am
See page 3 for details.
Kids Culinary Camp Skateboard Design
Ages: 7 - 11 Years Ages: 10 - 17 Years
Become a chef at Culinary Camp! Your child will Design your own original graphics for your skateboard. Students learn deck
learn how to safely cook and bake nutritious and design, layout, stenciling, painting, and application techniques. Deck, trucks,
delicious foods. They’ll have fun with friends as they wheels, bearings, and grip tape are included. This class meets Monday through
learn to read and follow recipes and prepare foods Friday. Friday date optional for students who need more time for their design.
from different cultures. Instructor: City Staff Fee: $75
Materials Fee: Additional $10 due to instructor. Class# Class Dates Day Time Location
Instructor: Jill Foster Location: Harveston 1148.201 Jul 14-Jul 18 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm HCR
Community Room 1148.202 Jul 28-Aug 1 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm TCC
Fee: $50/Camp
Class# Class Dates Day Time Bigfoot’s Crazy Cartoon Camp
1560.201 Jul 21-Jul 25 Mon-Fri 9:00am-11:00am Ages: 7 - 13 Years
After a completely full Spring Camp, Bigfoot was
Singing Stars Group Voice Camp asked to bring his awesome Cartoon Camp back
Ages: 5 - 10 Years for a fun-filled summer session! Campers will
Group Voice Camp will focus on individual singing skills taught in a group watch cartoons, draw cartoons and play cartoon
setting. Fun singing activities will be introduced daily. Group singing and solos themed games. All supplies and a snack will
will be a part of our end of camp recital. Bring a water bottle and a light snack be provided daily. Our crazy activities may get
each day. Note: No additional charge for the recital. a bit messy, so make sure your camper dresses
Materials Fee: Additional $10 due to instructor. accordingly. Sunscreen and tennis shoes are
Instructor: Esther Dernbach Location: OTTCT Rehearsal Room required. This is the first camp of it’s type, so sign up
Fee: $95/Camp now! Your young cartoonist is in for a creative and fun time.
Class# Class Dates Day Time Materials Fee: Additional $10 due to instructor. Fee: $80/Camp
1355.201 Jul 21-Jul 24 Mon-Thu 9:30am-11:30am Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: Harveston Community Room
1355.202 Jul 28-Jul 31 Mon-Thu 9:30am-11:30am Class# Class Dates Day Time
1444.201 Aug 4-Aug 8 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm
Jr. Detective Camp Backyard Explorers

7 - Summer Camps
Ages: 7 - 12 Years Ages: 5 - 10 Years
Become a Mad Science Jr. Detective and take a Join us as we take a walk on the
fascinating journey into the world of detection, wild side and discover the
forensics and classified information. Learn code amazing ways animals adapt to
language to send secret messages. Go their environments. Get up close with
undercover and decode messages from other creepy, crawling creatures and build a
agents. Investigate a pretend crime scene and sift bug house to explore the world of
through clues to crack the case. Follow Sherlock’s insects. Get your hands dirty as we discover
footsteps to learn what tracks and trails can teach how to track down an animal and use its “footprints” to learn how it lives. Learn
us. Take home projects include a detective kit, about birds of prey and how they survive in the tree tops. Projects include a bug
secret decoder, fingerprint kit and more! house, animal track, sundial, solar cooker, mini-skeleton and more!
Instructor: Mad Science Scientists Instructor: Mad Science Scientists Location: Harveston Community Room
Location: TCC Fee: $110/Camp
Fee: $110/Camp Class# Class Dates Day Time
Class# Class Dates Day Time 1800.203 Aug 11-Aug 15 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm
1800.201 Jul 21-Jul 25 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm
My First Lab
NASA Space Academy Ages: 4 - 5 Years
This camp is a great introduction to science. Preschoolers explore their sense
of sight, sound, smell, taste, and
Ages: 6 - 11 Years
Mad Science and NASA have teamed up to
bring you the excitement and wonder of touch. Use a magnifying glass
space. Explore the science involved in to discover the world of
rocket construction as you build and launch creepy crawly creatures.
your own rocket. Watch an amazing rocket Explore the science of
launch and use teamwork to complete an the sea and the
important space mission. Explore the fascinating creatures
farthest reaches of our solar system and that live there.
create a lunar eclipse in our planetary tour. Campers become
Projects include Skyblazer II Rocket, Shuttle paleontologists
Copter, Lightning Launcher and more! by searching for fossils and participate
Fee: $130/Camp in a mini dinosaur dig. Take an exciting mission to explore
Instructor: Mad Science Scientists the planets, moons and stars. Projects include a rainbow catcher, binoculars,
Location: Harveston Community Room bug box, T-Rex tooth model and more!
Class# Class Dates Day Time Instructor: Mad Science Scientists Location: TCC Fee: $110/Camp
1800.202 Jul 28-Aug 1 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Class# Class Dates Day Time
1800.204 Aug 4-Aug 8 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm

Wonders of Science: Wonders of Science:

50 Incredible Super Substances
Hands-On Experiments and Stunning Shows!
Ages: 5-17 Years Ages: 5-17 Years
This science camp will be hands-on fun from Join us on a fascinating journey exploring wonders of
beginning to end! Students will perform over 50 science while performing incredible science
terrific experiments and learn why amazing things experiments! You will see such things as the
happen. Build your own electric motor, do wild fascinating properties of -100 degree dry ice and -
expansion/contraction experiments, make an octopus 300 degree liquid nitrogen. Discover the delicious
that rises and falls on command, create a mini- truths about your taste buds. Make liquids bounce.
camera, make launchers that will soar over a building, Concoct incredible slimes and experiment with
put together amazing slimes and super-balls, design super-power magnets. Make sticks “talk”, liquids
invisible inks, create amazing colored crystals, fire change colors instantly, and enjoy 50 other great
rocket cars, and much more! This camp will enrich experiments! Don’t miss this exciting Wonders of
your child’s thirst to know more about the world Science week!
around them! Instructor: Don & Josh Miller
Instructor: Don & Josh Miller Location: HCR
Location: HCR Fee: $145/Camp Fee: $145/Camp
Class# Class Dates Day Time Class# Class Dates Day Time
1885.201 Jul 7- Jul 10 Mon-Thu 1:30-4:30pm 1880.201 Jul 21-Jul 24 Mon-Thu 1:30-4:30pm
 Little Tot Chef School Etiquette Survival
8 - Youth Enrichment
Ages: 2 - 5 Years Ages: 5 - 13 Years
There’s more to cooking than great taste. Your little “Nobody’s polite anymore, why should I be?” Sound familiar? All of us want to
one will learn colors, shapes, measuring, be liked and accepted. It is in our best interest to make our manners a
numbers, fine motor skills and the five contributing element to our relationships and successes. We will provide your
senses as they enjoy making different child with the skills to feel self-assured and confident in any situation. They will
foods each week. Our veteran preschool learn the following:
administrator and author of “Creative proper table manners;
Cakes Anyone Can Make” will make manners at home and
cooking and baking fun as your away; telephone
children learn to enjoy good foods. manners; honesty;
Each week your child will leave integrity; giving and
with hands-on learning, recipe receiving; getting
cards and activity pages. along with others; self-
Parent participation is required. esteem; compassion.
Materials Fee: An additional $10 due to the instructor Our entertaining and
Instructor: Jill Foster Location: TCC interactive classes
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee include role-playing
1550.101 Jun 2-Jun 30 Mon 9:00am-10:30am $50/5 Wks exercises, multi-media materials, and comprehensive lesson plans so students
1550.102 Jun 2-Jun 30 Mon 11:00am-12:30pm $50/5 Wks learn the value of proper social behavior, self-respect and self-confidence. All
1550.201 Jul 7-Jul 11 Mon-Fri 9:00am-10:30am $50/1 Wk while having fun and making new friends.
Proper dress required. No shorts or T-shirts.
Parent-N-Me Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: CRC Fee: $49/4 Wks
Ages: 5 - 9 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time
Ages: 2 - 5 Years
Looking for something fun to do with your child or grandchild? Participate in
simple arts and crafts, music, story-time, and other activities designed to 1019.201 Oct 27-Nov 17 Mon 4:00-5:00pm
develop skills, awareness and socialization for your preschooler. Please bring a Ages: 10 - 15 Years
snack for the two of you. *Class Skip Date: Oct 24, Nov 7, Nov 14, Nov 28 Class# Class Dates Day Time
Instructor: City Staff Location: CRC Fee: $3/Session 1020.201 Sep 8-Sep 29 Mon 5:15-6:15pm
Class# Dates Day Time 1020.202 Oct 27-Nov 17 Mon 5:15-6:15pm
Drop-in Sep 5-Dec 19* Fri 9:00-10:30am

Creative Beginnings for Parent & Me

Ages: 2 1/2 - 4 Years
Children participate in creative activities in a preschool setting with their
parents. Children will be introduced to colors, shapes, letters, numbers and
music while experiencing quality time with their parents and peers. Parents
attending each class must participate in the children’s activities. Enrollment is
recommended each session for continuing class development. Space is limited,
so sign up early. Note: Please bring a large towel and a paint shirt to each
class. All refund requests must be made on or before the first class date, or no
refund will be given.
Materials Fee: An additional $20 due to the instructor
Instructor: Mary Anne Russo Location: TCC
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
1115.201 Sep 2-Oct 21 Tue 10:00am-12:30pm $100/8 Wks
1115.202 Oct 28-Dec 9* Tue 10:00am-12:30pm $70/5 Wks
*Class Skip Date: Nov 11, Nov 25
Good Morning Sunshine
Ages: 6 Months - 18 Months
Share precious time with little one while
Tiny Tots
Ages: 3 - 5 Years enhancing and stimulating motor skills and
Hey Parents! It’s time again to get ready for language development for baby. This
the Tiny Tots program. This popular class explores a variety of
structured recreational program emphasizes developmental activities; from sign
socialization and fun through a variety of language, to musical instrument play, to
educational programs and activities. Your movement and dance activities. Parents and
child will enjoy music, crafts, storytelling and caregivers, enjoy participating in a fun and
many other fun and exciting activities. Mail-in educational experience with baby.
registration will be available for City of Note: Please bring a large towel to each class.
Temecula residents. Non-residents may Materials Fee: An additional $10 due to the instructor
participate in the program as space allows. A Instructor: Marianne Masino Location: HCR Fee: $80/8 Wks
detailed program information flyer and Class# Class Dates Day Time
registration form will be available for pick-up 1400.201 Aug 21-Oct 9 Thu 10:00-10:45am
at the Community Recreation Center (CRC), 1400.202 Oct 16-Dec 11* Thu 10:00-10:45am
30875 Rancho Vista Road. For dates and *Class Skip Date: Nov 27
more information, call 694-6410.
Enchanted Dance Beginning Ballet

9 - Performing Arts
Ages: 2 - 5 Years Ages: 5 - 7 Years
Does your little girl love to dress-up as her favorite Students will learn basic ballet steps in a fun,
princess or fairy? This class provides an outlet not hands-on environment. Pink leotard and
only for all of our little princesses to dance and pink ballet shoes are required. Hair should
play. It is also a creative way to begin be in a bun.
exploring movement, an introduction to dance, Instructor: Cathy’s Dance Staff
a fun way to stay fit, and healthy social Location: Cathy’s Dance
interaction in a positive environment. Parents Fee: $90/8 Wks
are welcome to participate. Bring your Class# Dates Day Time
princess, fairy or favorite costumes and jewelry 1301.201 Aug 22-Oct 10 Fri 5:30-6:15pm
for this fun-filled class. There will be extra to 1301.202 Oct 17-Dec 12* Fri 5:30-6:15pm
borrow for those who need it. Wear comfortable *Class Skip Date: Oct 31
shoes or dance shoes and stretchy clothing.
Instructor: Tish Rylov Location: OTTCT Ballet Folklorico
Class# Dates Day Time Fee
1250.201 Jul 14-Aug 25 Mon 9:30-10:30am $35/7 Wks
Ages: 4 - 15 Years
Learn the beautiful and traditional folk dances of Mexico. Some dances require
1250.202 Sep 8-Oct 27 Mon 9:30-10:30am $40/8 Wks
special dresses to be performed traditionally and the cost for these is optional.
1250.203 Nov 3-Dec 22 Mon 9:30-10:30am $40/8 Wks
All students will need to have a practice skirt. This class is for boys and girls.
Instructor: Lorena Hancock Location: TCC Fee: $25/4 Wks
Pre Dance Class# Dates Day Time
Ages: 3 - 4 Years 1580.201 Jul 7-Jul 28 Mon 4:45-5:45pm
This class is designed for the first time dancer. Fairy wings 1580.202 Aug 4-Aug 25 Mon 4:45-5:45pm
and wands will be used to teach basic tap, ballet and jazz 1580.203 Sep 8-Sep 29 Mon 4:45-5:45pm
steps. Tap and ballet shoes required. Fairy accessories will 1580.204 Oct 6-Oct 27 Mon 4:45-5:45pm
be provided. This is a fun class for the little ones! 1580.205 Nov 3-Nov 24 Mon 4:45-5:45pm
Instructor: Cathy’s Dance Staff
Location: Cathy’s Dance All Star Cheer & Dance
Fee: $90/8 Wks
Class# Dates Day Time
Ages: 4 - 16 Years
Learn cheerleading and song leading
1300.201 Aug 23-Oct 11 Sat 11:00-11:45am
skills all in one class! Students will
1300.202 Oct 18-Dec 13* Sat 11:00-11:45am
learn the basics in cheerleading and
*Class Skip Date: Nov 29
dance, fun cheers, and routines
choreographed to Disney music.
Musical Theatre Students will have the opportunity to
Ages: 6 - 11 Years participate in two parades, perform in
Musical Theatre class is designed for the student who both loves to sing and an All Star Jamboree to receive a
dance. Students will be taught basic voice control and simple theatre dance trophy and dance down Main Street,
movements. Comfortable shoes and clothing should be worn. U.S.A. in a parade at Disneyland.
Instructor: Cathy’s Dance Staff Participation in these events is optional and may require an additional fee.
Location: Cathy’s Dance Optional Materials Fees: Pom Poms $25/ Performance Costume $60.
Fee: $90/8 Wks Instructor: Young Californians Staff Location: CRC
Class# Dates Day Time Ages: 4 - 7 Years
1305.201 Aug 20-Oct 8 Wed 3:45-4:30pm Class# Dates Day Time Fee
1305.202 Oct 15-Dec 10* Wed 3:45-4:30pm 1225.201 Sep 8-Oct 27 Mon 6:00-6:45pm $50/8 Wks
*Class Skip Date: Nov 26 1225.202 Nov 10-Dec 15* Mon 6:00-6:45pm $35/5 Wks
Ages: 8 - 16 Years
Class# Dates Day Time Fee
Let’s Get Movin’ 1230.201 Sep 8-Oct 27 Mon 6:45-7:30pm $50/8 Wks
1230.202 Nov 10-Dec 15* Mon 6:45-7:30pm $35/5 Wks
*Class Skip Date: Nov 24
Ages: 2 - 5 Years
This class is designed to introduce boys and
girls to creative movement and dance. This is
a fun interactive way to stay fit, improve Hip Hop Dance
coordination, boost self-confidence and get
healthy socialization in a positive environment.
Ages: 5 - 11 Years
Students will learn latest moves to pop and rock songs. Casual dance clothes
Parents are welcome to participate. Wear and tennis shoes or dance sneakers required. Boys and girls both welcome.
comfortable stretchy clothing. Instructor: Cathy’s Dance Staff Location: Cathy’s Dance Fee: $90/8 Wks
Instructor: Tish Rylov
Location: OTTCT
Ages: 5 - 7 Years
Class# Dates Day Time
Class# Dates Day Time Fee 1302.201 Aug 22-Oct 10 Fri 6:30-7:15pm
1255.201 Jul 14-Aug 25 Mon 10:30-11:30am $35/7 Wks 1302.202 Oct 17-Dec 12* Fri 6:30-7:15pm
1255.202 Sep 8-Oct 27 Mon 10:30-11:30am $40/8 Wks
1255.203 Nov 3-Dec 22 Mon 10:30-11:30am $40/8 Wks
Ages: 8 - 11 Years
Class# Dates Day Time
1303.201 Aug 22-Oct 10 Fri 5:30-6:15pm
1303.202 Oct 17-Dec 12* Fri 5:30-6:15pm
*Class Skip Date: Oct 31
 Youth Tribal Belly Dance
10 - Performing Arts
Ages: 5 - 14 Years
This class is an introduction to American Tribal Style, and Tribal fusion Belly
Dance. In this class you will learn proper stretching techniques, arm motion
techniques, isolation's, muscle control, choreography, and A.T.S. Improve
vocabulary in addition to developing a positive body image, self confidence,
coordination, and healthy social interaction in a positive atmosphere. The skills
learned here will enable you to move to the next level of this style of dance.
Wear comfortable stretchy clothes. Coin belts available to borrow in class.
Instructor: Tish Rylov Location: OTTCT Ballroom Dance Lessons
Ages: 5 - 9 Years
Class# Dates Day Time Fee
Ages: 12 Years - Adults
A good dancer is a definite plus to social occasions. Learning to ballroom dance
1260.201 Jul 14-Aug 25 Mon 4:00-5:00pm $35/7 Wks
will help you make many new friends as you learn a lifetime social skill that will
1260.202 Sep 8-Oct 27 Mon 4:00-5:00pm $40/8 Wks
provide years of enjoyment and a good workout too! These classes are tailored
1260.203 Nov 3-Dec 22 Mon 4:00-5:00pm $40/8 Wks
to the beginner, so sign up today and join in on one of our nation’s favorite
Ages: 10 - 14 Years pastimes.
Class# Dates Day Time Fee Instructor: John Irwin Location: TCC
1265.201 Jul 14-Aug 25 Mon 5:00-6:00pm $35/7 Wks Wednesday’s
1265.202 Sep 8-Oct 27 Mon 5:00-6:00pm $40/8 Wks Class# Class Date Day Time Fee Theme
1265.203 Nov 3-Dec 22 Mon 5:00-6:00pm $40/8 Wks 3200.201 Jul 9-Jul 30 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Salsa
3200.202 Aug 6-Aug 27 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Cha-Cha
Belly Dancing 3200.203 Sep 3-Sep 24 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Tango
3200.204 Oct 1-Oct 22 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Waltz
3200.205 Nov 5-Nov 19 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks Fox-Trot
Ages: 14 Years - Adults
Dance to the hypnotic music of the Middle East. Improve muscle tone and
develop a more positive body image while having fun in this class. Learn 3200.206 Dec 3-Dec 17 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks East Coast Swing
movements to compliment the various Arabic drum rhythms. There is an extra Thursday’s
workshop on musical styles, costuming and cultures of the region. Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee Theme
Instructor: Kathy Stradley Fee: $48/8 Wks 3400.201 Jul 10-Jul 31 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Salsa
Beginning - Wednesday’s 3400.202 Aug 7-Aug 28 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Cha-Cha
Class# Class Dates Day Time Location 3400.203 Sep 4-Sep 25 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Tango
3000.201 Jul 9-Aug 27 Wed 6:15-7:15pm CRC 3400.204 Oct 2-Oct 23 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Waltz
3000.202 Sep 24-Nov 19* Wed 6:00-7:00pm CRC 3400.205 Nov 6-Nov 20 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks Fox-Trot
Beginning - Thursday’s 3400.206 Dec 4-Dec 18 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks East Coast Swing
Class# Class Dates Day Time Location
3002.201 Jul 10-Aug 28 Thu 7:10-8:10pm OTTCT Ballroom Dances
3002.202 Sep 25-Nov 20* Thu 7:10-8:10pm OTTCT
Intermediate/Advanced - Wednesday’s
Ages: Adults
Ballroom dancing has come to town. It’s time to put your dance skills to work
Class# Class Dates Day Time Location and have fun too! Dance Waltz, Fox-Trot, Swing, Latin, Polka & Hustle to
3001.201 Jul 9-Aug 27 Wed 7:30-8:40pm CRC danceable music. Bring your own drinks and snacks (no alcohol). Door prizes
3001.202 Sep 24-Nov 19* Wed 7:10-8:20pm CRC awarded at intermission.
*Class Skip Date: Oct 8, 9 Instructor: John Irwin Location: TCC Fee: $7/at the door
Class# Dates Day Time
3201.201 Jul 12 Sat 7:30-10:00pm
3201.202 Aug 9 Sat 7:30-10:00pm
Singing Stars
3201.203 Sep 13 Sat 7:30-10:00pm
Ages: 5 - 12 Years
Group voice instruction will focus on
3201.204 Oct 11 Sat 7:30-10:00pm
individual singing skills taught in a
3201.205 Nov 8 Sat 7:30-10:00pm
group setting. A great opportunity to
3201.206 Dec 20 Sat 7:30-10:00pm
master an audition or talent show
song and build performance skills
with a sound system. A recital Modern Square Dance Lessons
will be held on the last day of Ages: 7 Years - Adults
class. There will be no Square Dancing is the American Folk Dance. Enjoy an activity that couples do
additional cost for recital. together…a family activity where even children get involved. This is a great
Materials Fee: Additional $10 due to instructor place for singles to meet. Square Dancing is easy to learn, inexpensive, and it
Instructor: Esther Dernbach Location: OTTCT Fee: $75/6 Wks gets you off the couch and provides mental and physical exercise. These
classes are for returning dancers and those who have completed Beginning
Modern Square Dancing. Please call 951-926-6292 for details.
Ages: 5 - 7 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1153.201 Sep 8-Oct 13 Mon 5:30-6:00pm Instructor: Grapestompers Location: TCC
1153.202 Oct 27-Dec 1 Mon 5:30-6:00pm Class# Dates Day Time Fee
3219.201 Jul 7-Jul 28 Mon 7:00-9:00pm $18/4 Wks
3219.202 Aug 4-Aug 25 Mon 7:00-9:00pm $18/4 Wks
Ages: 7 - 12 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1154.201 Sep 8-Oct 13 Mon 6:15-7:00pm 3219.203 Sep 8-Sep 29 Mon 7:00-9:00pm $18/4 Wks
1154.202 Oct 27-Dec 1 Mon 6:15-7:00pm 3219.204 Oct 6-Oct 27 Mon 7:00-9:00pm $18/4 Wks
3219.205 Nov 3-Nov 24 Mon 7:00-9:00pm $18/4 Wks
3219.206 Dec 1-Dec 15 Mon 7:00-9:00pm $14/3 Wks
Note: Drop-in is available at $5/per person at the door,
family of 3 or more: $10/week.
 Music for Toddlers

11 - Performing Arts
Ages: 18 - 36 Months
Hearing, feeling, moving, singing, sharing and
playing MUSIC...children absorb and store
musical patterns and concepts for enjoyment and
growth in all of their musical endeavors. These
classes promote your child’s discovery of music
through singing, listening and playing simple
Hawaiian Tahitian Dance
Ages: 5 Years - Adults rhythm instruments. Parent involvement in each
Polynesian Dance instruction for fun and enjoyment! Come join us and learn lesson is required.
basic movements of the graceful Hawaiian Hula, the fun Maori poi balls and the Instructor: Susan Miyamoto
exciting Tahitian Dance. Intermediate/Advanced classes are designed for Location: Miyamoto Music Studio
returning/continuing dancers. Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
Materials Fee: $10 additional/optional fee for poi balls if needed. 1125.201 Jul 12-Aug 9 Sat 10:00-10:30am $40/5 Wks
Instructor: Aileen Manalili Location: OTTCT Dance Studio 1125.202 Jul 7-Aug 4 Mon 10:00-10:30am $40/5 Wks
Beginning Keikis Ages: 5 - 11 Years 1125.203 Sep 10-Oct 22 Wed 10:00-10:30am $54/7 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1125.204 Sep 11-Oct 23 Thu 10:00-10:30am $54/7 Wks
1200.201 Jul 24-Sep 11 Thu 4:15-5:00pm $45/8 Wks 1125.205 Nov 5-Dec 17* Wed 10:00-10:30am $47/6 Wks
1200.202 Sep 18-Oct 30 Thu 4:15-5:00pm $40/7 Wks 1125.206 Nov 6-Dec 18* Thu 10:00-10:30am $47/6 Wks
Beginning Teens & Adults Ages: 12 Years - Adults *Class Skip Date: Nov 26, Nov 27
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1201.201 Jul 24-Sep 11 Thu 6:00-6:50pm $45/8 Wks Music for Young Children
1201.202 Sep 18-Oct 30 Thu 6:00-6:50pm $40/7 Wks
Intermediate Keikis Ages: 5 - 11 Years
Ages: 3 - 4 1/2 Years
Children will explore the world of
Class# Class Dates Day Time music while developing skills in
1202.201 Jul 23-Sep 10 Wed 4:15-5:00pm $45/8 Wks listening, beginning music reading
1202.202 Sep 17-Oct 29 Wed 4:15-5:00pm $40/7 Wks and ensemble playing. They will
Advanced Keikis Ages: 5 - 13 Years experience pitch and rhythm through
Class# Class Dates Day Time singing, play glockenspiels and
1203.201 Jul 23-Sep 10 Wed 5:00-5:50pm $45/8 Wks rhythm instruments. Come and
1203.202 Sep 17-Oct 29 Wed 5:00-5:50pm $40/7 Wks join the fun!
Intermediate Teens & Adults Ages: 12 Years - Adults Instructor: Susan Miyamoto
Class# Class Dates Day Time Location: Miyamoto Music Studio
1204.201 Jul 24-Sep 11 Thu 5:00-5:50pm $45/8 Wks Fee: $75/7 Wks
1204.202 Sep 18-Oct 30 Thu 5:00-5:50pm $40/7 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time
Advanced Teens & Adults Ages: 14 Years - Adults 1126.201 Sep 9-Oct 21 Tue 10:00-10:40am
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1205.201 Jul 23-Sep 10 Wed 6:00-6:50pm $45/8 Wks Music for Little Mozarts
1205.202 Sep 17-Oct 29 Wed 6:00-6:50pm $40/7 Wks Ages: 4 - 6 Years
Young children will be introduced to musical and pre-piano skills with Beethoven
Monologues for Young Actors Bear and Mozart Mouse through singing, movement and pre-reading games. A
Ages: 8 - 18 Years great way to start piano lessons or to see if your young child is ready for them.
A trained actor educated at one of the areas top Materials Fee: Additional $10 due to instructor
universities will provide one-on-one guidance Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio
for these young actors and walk them from the Fee: $65
basics to advanced test analysis and in-depth Class# Class Dates Day Time
character study of their pieces. This is an 1127.201 Jul 7-Jul 24 Mon/Thu 10:00-10:40am
intensive course and students will be 1127.202 Nov 4-Dec 9 Tue 10:00-10:40am
expected to memorize their pieces quickly.
Please come and join this fun and exciting experience. Piano Your Teachers Never Taught You
Materials Fee: Additional $20 due to instructor
Instructor: Joseph Arreola Location: OTTCT Fee: $100/6 Wks
Ages: Adults
Todd Walker has taught more than 30,000 students
Class# Class Date Day Time
from beginners to those with years of lessons to play
1750.201 Jul 11-Aug 22* Fri 5:00-6:30pm
the piano in just one day. See why his students
1750.202 Oct 4-Nov 8 Sat 10:00am-12:00pm
proclaim “I’ve learned more in three hours than I did
*Class Skip Date: Jul 25
in three years of lessons”. You will learn
72 chords, 156 hand positions and how
to read music from lead sheets and
fake books. Learn how to play any
Register Early at the
popular song in any key and master the

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technique by using the exclusive audio CD and study
Community Services book. If you can read notes, C, D, E, F, G, A ,B you know enough to enroll.
Materials fee: Additional $25 due to instructor.
Instructor: Todd Walker Location: MPSC Fee: $42/Workshop
Class# Class Date Day Time
See page 3 for details. 3106.201 Jul 16 Wed 6:00-9:00pm
 Creative Hands Art School Beginning Watercolor Painting
12 - Visual Arts
Ages: 4 1/2 - 10 Years Ages: 16 Years - Adult
This program will build on your children’s Learn dynamic watercolor painting
love of art by expanding on their artistic techniques from award-winning artist
ability. A certified art educator teaches all David Musser. All levels of expertise are
classes. welcome. Each student begins and
Materials Fee: $50 is due to completes a different watercolor painting
instructor at first class. at each class.
Instructor: Jennifer Livingston Materials Fee: Additional $5 fee due to
Location: TCC instructor at each class.
Fee: $90/8 Wks Instructor: David Musser
Aspiring Artists Ages: 4 1/2 - 6 Years Location: MPSC Fee: $30/class
This class will introduce children to basic art terms and famous artists. Students Class# Dates Day Time
will experiment with various art materials and create artwork for an art show 3300.201 Jul 12 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
held at the end of the session. 3300.202 Aug 9 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
Class# Class Dates Day Time: 3300.203 Sep 13 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
1116.201 Sep 13-Nov 1 Sat 9:00-10:00am 3300.204 Oct 18 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
Junior Masters Ages: 7 - 10 Years 3300.205 Nov 8 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
This great program teaches children about famous artists, art history and art 3300.206 Dec 13 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
techniques while using various materials. All art work will be matted and
displayed at an art show held at the end of the session. Acrylic Painting Techniques
Class# Class Dates Day Time:
1117.201 Sep 13-Nov 1 Sat 10:15-11:15am
Ages: 13 Years - Adults
Learn to paint like a pro, even if you can’t
draw, utilizing this fool-proof and time tested
painting method, taught by a world famous
artist! Replicate the photo of your choice
with amazing accuracy, taught in a non-
Cartooning with Bigfoot
competitive, individual based environment.
Ages: 7 - 13 Years
The Valley’s premier This fast and easy painting technique is
cartoon workshop suitable to any age group and all ability
celebrates begins it’s levels. Don’t miss this class!
second decade in the Instructor: Don Roth Location: MPSC Fee: $90/3 Wks
Valley! Your child will Class# Class Dates Day Time
have tons of fun drawing 1150.201 Aug 5-Aug 19 Tue 6:00-9:00pm
cartoons and using 1150.202 Sep 9-Sep 23 Tue 6:00-9:00pm
his/her imagination. 1150.203 Oct 7-Oct 21 Tue 6:00-9:00pm
Each session is 1150.204 Nov 4-Nov 25* Tue 6:00-9:00pm
completely different, so 1150.205 Dec 2-Dec 6 Tue 6:00-9:00pm
students are invited to *Class Skip Dates: Nov 11
come again and again.
Bigfoot is great with
children and all they’ll Pencil Portrait Drawing
need is a large white drawing pad, some pencils, a sharpener and an eraser to Ages: 13 Years - Adults
unleash their wonderful creative energy. Learn to create beautiful, hand
Sign up now…these popular sessions fill up quickly! drawn portraits in pencil, from
Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: MPSC Fee: $50/4 Wks your favorite photographs
Class# Class Dates Day Time Theme with perfect accuracy. This
1140.201 Jul 9-Jul 30 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Desert Creatures time tested method is virtually
1140.202 Sep 10-Oct 1 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Emotions fool-proof and no prior drawing
1140.203 Oct 15-Nov 5 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Funny Families experience is required. With
1140.204 Nov 19-Dec 10 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Anime & Manga the tools and techniques taught
in this class anyone can replicate
a photo with a near perfect
likeness, completing their drawing
during the workshop.
Instructor: Don Roth
Build Your Own Website in 3 Hours!
Location: MPSC
Ages: 16 Years - Adults
This hands on class will give you the ability to create your own website. Leave Fee: $45/Workshop
this one-day class with a fully functional, working site that is live on the internet. Class# Class Dates Day Time
Learn to add pictures, text, and contact forms. Software is included in the 1155.201 Aug 26 Tue 5:00-9:30pm
materials fee along with one month free hosting. 1155.202 Sep 30 Tue 5:00-9:30pm
Materials Fee: Additional $40 due to instructor 1155.203 Oct 28 Tue 5:00-9:30pm
Instructor: Kurt Wyman Location: CRC Fee: $39/Workshop 1155.204 Dec 30 Tue 5:00-9:30pm
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1120.201 Sep 11 Thu 6:00-9:00pm
1120.202 Oct 4 Sat 1:00-4:00pm
Graphic Design Basics Visual Storytelling for Teens

13 - Visual Arts
Ages: 11 - 17 Years Ages: 13 - 17 Years
Students interested in turning their love for art into functional graphic design Learn to tell a story from beginning to end with photographs. Explore the
should register now for this amazing class! Local professional designer Tony various aspects of storytelling, how a story develops, what is missing, and what
Moramarco, of Bigfoot Graphics will walk your child through step-by-step the story means. Weekly projects will allow plenty of time for experimentation.
instruction on turning drawings, photos & words into logos, posters, ads, Participants must provide their own camera and should come prepared with the
websites & more. Materials Fee: Additional $20 due to instructor knowledge of how their camera works.
Instructor: Tony Moramarco Fee: $50/4 Wks Location: CRC Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $85/5 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time Class# Class Dates Day Time
1142.201 Aug 5-Aug 26 Tue 5:00-6:30pm 1147.201 Jul 24-Aug 21 Thu 6:30-7:45pm
1142.202 Oct 14-Nov 4 Tue 5:00-6:30pm
Exploring Manga & Anime
Basics of Digital Imaging Ages: 11 - 17 Years
Ages: 18 Years - Adults Manga and Anime are Japanese art forms that have taken America by storm!
This class teaches beginning There evidence is everywhere from our comics, our movies & our video games.
photographers how to improve Students will share their love for this popular art form and draw new characters,
their photographic techniques as well as their favorites. Instructor Tony Moramarco will walk them through
and produce impressive step-by-step techniques.
digital images. You will Materials Fee: $20 is due to instructor at first class.
learn shooting strategies, Instructor: Tony Moramarco Fee: $50/4 Wks Location: CRC
creative composition, and use The History of Anime
of natural and artificial lighting. Class# Class Dates Day Time
Participants must provide their own camera and 1143.201 Jul 8-Jul 29 Tue 5:00-6:30pm
should come prepared with the knowledge of how their camera works. Exploring Manga
Materials Fee: Additional $15 due to instructor Class# Class Dates Day Time
Instructor: Mandis Razavi 1143.202 Sep 9-Sep 30 Tue 5:00-6:30pm
Location: MPSC
Fee: $92/5 Wks Teen Art Club
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1146.201 Aug 12-Sep 9 Tue 6:30-8:30pm
Ages: 11 - 17 Years
Teen Art Club is the creative outlet for area teens! Projects from the worlds of
1146.202 Oct 16-Nov 13 Thu 6:30-8:30pm
photography, modern art, graphic design & Manga will be presented to tailor-fit
the interests of our young artists. All supplies included and a snack is provided
at each meeting. Sign your teen art enthusiast up today!
Materials Fee: $20 is due to instructor at first class.
Register Early at the
Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: CRC Fee: $50/4 Wks

Expo
Community Services
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1141.201 Nov 18-Dec 16* Tue 5:00-6:30pm
*Class Skip Dates: Dec 2

See page 3 for details.

Basics of Digital Photography Digital Photography for Teens

Ages: 18 Years - Adults Ages: 13 - 17 Years
This class will cover the basics of using a digital camera. Participants must Learn to get the most out of your digital camera. Learn creative shooting
provide their own camera and should come prepared with the knowledge of how strategies, composition, natural and artificial lighting, and being ready to shoot
their camera works. Materials Fee: Additional $15 is due to instructor when the decisive moment occurs. Weekly projects will allow plenty of time for
Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $92/5 Wks experimentation. Participants must provide their own camera and should come
Class# Class Dates Day Time prepared with the knowledge of how their camera works.
1145.201 Jul 8-Aug 5 Tue 6:30-8:30pm Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $85/5 Wks
1145.202 Oct 14-Nov 18* Tue 6:30-8:30pm Class# Class Dates Day Time
*Class Skip Dates: Nov 11 1144.201 Jul 9-Aug 6 Wed 6:30-7:45pm
 Edible Art Club Kids Concoctions
14 - Crafts
Ages: 6 - 8 Years Ages 8 - 10 Years
Do your kids like to play with their
food? Grab an apron, get ready Basic ingredients become treasures!! Kids
and let’s start creating!! This will measure, mix and mold to make some
class will give your kids some wacky recipes. From Bubble Art to Funny
fun ideas, and you’ll be Putty and Treasure Stones. Space is limited
surprised to see them and pre-registration is required
eat their own creations. Instructor: City Staff
Space is limited and pre- Location: CRC
registration is required. Fee: $5/Class
Instructor: City Staff Location: CRC Kitchen Fee: $5/Class Class#: Class Dates: Day: Time:
Class#: Class Dates: Day: Time: 1005.201 Aug 4 Mon 4:00-5:00pm
1004.201 Jul 9 Wed 4:00-5:00pm 1005.202 Sep 8 Mon 4:00-5:00pm
1004.202 Aug 6 Wed 4:00-5:00pm 1005.203 Oct 20 Mon 4:00-5:00pm
1004.203 Sep 17 Wed 4:00-5:00pm
1004.204 Oct 29 Wed 4:00-5:00pm
1004.205 Nov 19 Wed 4:00-5:00pm

Kinder Kitchen
Ages 6 - 8 Years
Come join in the fun as we make yummy treats
to eat and learn kitchen safety as well. Some
treats can be taken home along with the recipes
for you to make at home for your friends and
family. Pre-registration is required.
Instructor: City Staff Location: CRC Kitchen
Fee: $5/Class
Class Class Dates Day Time
1002.201 Jul 15 Tue 4:00-5:00pm
1002.202 Aug 5 Tue 4:00-5:00pm
1002.203 Sep 9 Tue 4:00-5:00pm
1002.204 Oct 21 Tue 4:00-5:00pm

Crafty Kids
Ages: 6 - 12 Years
Let your child’s imagination run free. Kids have fun and meet new friends while Woodcarvers
making exciting craft projects to take home.
Limited space, pre-registration is required.
Ages: Adults
The Temecula Valley Woodcarvers meet weekly at the Temecula Community
Instructor: City Staff Location: CRC Fee: $5/Class Center. Beginners are welcome and our more experienced carvers are happy
Class#: Class Dates: Day: Time: to help you develop your woodcarving skills.
1006.201 Jul 10 Thu 4:15-5:15pm Day Date Time Location
1006.202 Aug 7 Thu 4:15-5:15pm Friday Weekly 12:00 -3:00pm TCC
1006.203 Sep 18 Thu 4:15-5:15pm
1006.204 Oct 23 Thu 4:15-5:15pm

Seasons of Sweets
Decorate Cakes, Cookies & Cupcakes!
Ages: 8 Years - Adults
Learn how to decorate cakes, cookies, and cupcakes like the pros! You’ll
create delicious sweets in just minutes with the quick and simple way of
decorating. Jill Foster, author of “Creative Cakes Anyone Can Make” will
show you how to turn ordinary baked goods into extraordinary creations!
Materials Fee: Additional $10 due to instructor
Instructor: Jill Foster Location: CRC Fee: $50/4 Wks
Ages: 8-12 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1160.201 Sep 8-Sep 29 Mon 7:00-8:30pm
Ages: 13-Adults
Class# Class Dates Day Time
1160.202 Oct 6-Oct 27 Mon 7:00-8:30pm
1160.203 Nov 3-Nov 24 Mon 7:00-8:30pm
CPR & First Aid Parenting with 1-2-3 Magic

15 - Personal Enrichment
Ages: 10 Years - Adults Ages: Adults
This course provides information on adult, child, and infant CPR, including This award winning, evidence based program created by Dr. Thomas Phelan will
recognition and emergency resuscitation techniques for heart attack, stroke and help you raise kids who are responsible, respectful and fun to be around! This
choking; prevention of injuries and cardiac arrest; and use of barrier devices. entertaining workshop will teach you how to manage difficult behavior without
First Aid will provide information on how to manage illness and injuries in the arguing, yelling or hitting. 1-2-3 Magic meets Riverside County Court requirements
first few minutes of an emergency until professional help arrives. 2-year for parenting classes. Parenting guidance for children ages 2-12 years.
certification card received after successful completion of each class. Instructor: Katherine Knight Location: CRC
Materials fees for textbooks due to instructor. Class# Dates Day Time Fee
Please Note: This is not a healthcare provider CPR class. 1080.201 Jul 21-Jul 28 Mon 6:30-8:30pm $15/2 Wks
Instructor: Tyree Richards Location: MPSC Day: Saturdays 1080.202 Oct 11 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm $15/1 Wk
CPR/First Aid Combo CPR First Aid
Fee: $60 Fee: $35 Fee: $35 Temperament as a Tool for Parents
Materials Fee: $20 Materials Fee: $15 Materials Fee: $15
Time: 9:00am-3:30pm Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Time: 12:30-3:30pm
Ages: Adults
What naturally motivates your child? What risks is your child vulnerable to due
Dates Class# Class# Class#
to their temperament? How you can help them be most successful.
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Understanding the role of temperament is a powerful tool for parents to motivate
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kids in the right direction. This class will benefit all parents, but particularly
Sep 6 3205.203 3206.203 3207.203
those with children over age 7. Each participant will complete their own
Oct 4 3205.204 3206.204 3207.204
temperament profile. Materials Fee: Additional $5 due to instructor
Nov 1 3205.205 3206.205 3207.205
Instructor: Katherine Knight Location: CRC
Dec 6 3205.206 3206.206 3207.206
Fee: $10/Workshop
Class# Dates Day Time
Notary Public Seminar 1090.201 Aug 9 Sat 9:00-12:00pm
Ages: 18 Years - Adults 1090.202 Sep 20 Sat 9:00-12:00pm
This intensive seminar is designed to prepare you to become a knowledgeable
Notary Public. Learn the procedures for proper notarization; how to start your English as a Second Language (ESL)
Notary career; understanding the law and how it affects the way you notarize;
how to perform 5 different notarial acts; 5 must-follow rules for every
Ages: Adults
Mt.San Jacinto College is pleased to be offering English as a Second Language
notarization; the essential ID features; 7 entries in your journal required by law
(ESL) classes. Call 694-6469 for information. Registration will take place in
for every notarization; when to refuse to notarize; how to pass the test, which
August at the first class meeting
must be taken every 4 years; safekeeping of the Notary journal and seal;
Dates Days Time Location
notarizing out-of-state documents. Materials Fee: Additional $40 materials fee
August-December Mon-Fri 9:00-1:00pm TCC
due to instructor. The State Exam will be given after seminar. A $40 check
August-December M/T/Th 5:30-8:30pm MPSC
payable to the Secretary of State is required with proper photo ID and a 2”x2”
passport photo.
Instructor: Marylyn Jones Location: MPSC Fee: $72/Workshop Immigration and Citizenship
Class# Class Date Day Time Ages: Adults
3102.201 Oct 18 Sat 8:15am-5:30pm This course is designed for the prospective U.S. citizen to prepare for
citizenship.For course details call, 694-6469.
Dates Days Time Location Fee
August-December Tue/Wed 6:00-9:00pm TCC FREE
Basic Dog Obedience
Ages: 11 Years - Adults
This class starts with the basics and moves into intermediate
dog training. We show you how to teach your dog 16 Make Your Resume Work For You!
commands including sit, down, stay, come, walking on a Ages: 16 Years - Adults
leash without pulling, and more! Besides learning Your resume is your personal ambassador into the job market – it should
obedience commands, we will be covering problem present you at your most professional, secure your interview, and keep you at
behaviors like jumping, digging, chewing, barking and the forefront of the hiring process. Participants in this hands-on workshop will
more. Toward the end of the class we will be training learn how to create effective, competency-based resumes for today’s
with distractions. It is common for the dogs in class increasingly competitive hiring standards. Participants should bring previous
to be learning to stay on a 30’ leash with other resumes, cover letters, and/or job descriptions. Each participant will receive
dogs and people walking past and with toys personalized recommendations.
bouncing around them. For more Instructor: Erica Myers-Russo Location: CRC
information please contact It’s A Fee: $48/Workshop
Dog’s World at (909) 548-3150 or Class# Dates Day Time
visit their website at www.itsadogsworld.biz 1750.201 Jul 19 Sat 9:00am-12:30pm
Instructor: It’s A Dog’s World Staff Fee: $125/7 Wks 1750.202 Aug 23 Sat 9:00am-12:30pm
Location: RRSP (on grassy area near Skate Park) 1750.203 Oct 18 Sat 1:00pm-4:30pm
Class# Class Dates Day Time
3202.201 Jul 15-Aug 26 Tue 6:30-7:30pm
3202.202 Sep 23-Nov 4 Tue 6:30-7:30pm Register Early at the

Expo
Community Services

See page 3 for details.

 Kids Fitness Cardio Pilates
16 - Health & Fitness
Ages: 3 - 8 Years Ages: 14 Years - Adults
This class offers a 60-minute cardio A toning workout designed for the beginner, intermediate, and advanced
workout on child size stationary bikes student. This class strengthens, tones, and increases flexibility in a comfortable
and treadmills. During class the group setting. Please bring a pilates mat and light weights.
instructor shares a fun approach in an Instructor: Katrina Miles Location: Harveston Community Room
interactive an energetic way to eat right Fee: $30/4 Wks
and staying active. At the end of each Class# Class Dates Day Time
class, the instructor introduces fresh 3510.201 Aug 4-Aug 27 Mon/Wed 5:00-5:50pm
fruits and veggie samples. This exciting 3510.202 Sep 8-Oct 1 Mon/Wed 5:00-5:50pm
class is a great way for children to learn 3510.203 Oct 6-Oct 29 Mon/Wed 5:00-5:50pm
about a healthy lifestyle and to meet new 3510.204 Nov 3-Nov 26 Mon/Wed 5:00-5:50pm
friends! Please bring bottled water, wash
cloth and wear comfortable clothes and Temecula Fit Camp
shoes. Parents please advise instructor
of any known food allergies.
Ages: 18 Years - Adults
Come participate in our unique and exciting
Instructor: Margie Garcia Location: Harveston Community Room
“Outdoor Fitness Camp”. Because we know
Fee: $47/4 Wks
your time is valuable, Fit Camp is designed to
Class# Class Date Day Time
get anyone of any fitness level a phenomenal
1450.201 Jul 8-Jul 29 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
full-body workout in just one hour. You choose
1450.202 Aug 5-Aug 26 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
which days of the week and how many days
1450.203 Sep 9-Sep 30 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
you want to workout. Classes combine
1450.204 Oct 7-Oct 28 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
resistance & cardiovascular training, strength,
flexibility, are high energy and lots of fun! Don’t
Cardio Kick Boxing want to wait to until the beginning of the month
Ages: 14 Years - Adults to start? Call Community Services at 694-6480
A higher impact setting that all may acclimate to; this class is a challenging to see about starting this program now! Don’t
cardio workout that also includes toning for the arms, legs, and core. Workouts put off getting in shape any longer – Come
will vary to include circuit, interval, and boot-camp training as well. Required Sweat With Us! For more information on this
Materials: Cross training shoes, a mat, and if desired, light hand weights. incredible new program visit www.fitlife1.com.
Instructor: Katrina Miles Location: Harveston Community Room Instructor: Gordon & Kelly Kent Location:Harveston Community Park
Fee: $30/4 Wks Days: Mon-Fri Time: 9:30am-10:30am
Class# Class Dates Day Time 2 Days/Week 3-5 Days/Week
3500.201 Aug 4-Aug 27 Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm Fee: $160/Month Fee: $200/Month
3500.202 Sep 8-Oct 1 Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm Class# Sessions Class# Sessions
3500.203 Oct 6-Oct 29 Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm 3050.201 July 3055.201 July
3500.204 Nov 3-Nov 26 Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00pm 3050.202 Aug 3055.202 Aug
3050.203 Sep 3055.203 Sep
Family Nutrition Made Simple 3050.204 Oct 3055.204 Oct
3050.205 Nov 3055.205 Nov
3050.206 Dec 3055.206 Dec
Ages: Adults
As parents we know the importance of feeding our children healthy food and
even eating it ourselves. However this strong message of “Eat Healthy” is
seldom accompanied with the “How To,” Karate
resulting in lasting change. Join Amy Quinn
(former picky eater), credentialed teacher
Ages: 5 Years - Adults
Shorin-Ryu Shorinkan is a system of unarmed combat which can be traced
and mother, as she shares the tips, back over 1000 years from Okinowa, Japan. This class will provide students
resources, and recipes that transformed the with a strong foundation of respect, honor, discipline, kindness, compassion
health of her family. Inspired by the Sears and a tradition of principles. Materials Fee: Optional $25 fee for uniform
family of pediatricians, Amy will empower Instructor: Julio Miranda Location: Harveston Community Room
parents with the knowledge to become Fee: $55/6 Wks
educated consumers, proficient label
readers, and confident cooks of fast and
Ages: 5 - 8 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time
easy homemade meals. Participants will
3600.201 Jul 10-Aug 14 Thu 6:00-6:45pm
take home a packet of healthy recipes, a
3600.202 Aug 21-Sep 25 Thu 6:00-6:45pm
shopping list, and receive ongoing support in
3600.203 Oct 2-Nov 6 Thu 6:00-6:45pm
healthy lifestyle. Dr. Sears’ book, The
Healthiest Kid in the Neighborhood, will be
Ages: 9 - 12 Years
referenced during the workshop and participants may want to purchase the Class# Class Dates Day Time
book before class. 3601.201 Jul 10-Aug 14 Thu 7:00-7:45pm
Location: Harveston Community Room Fee: $20/includes materials 3601.202 Aug 21-Sep 25 Thu 7:00-7:45pm
Class# Class Date Day Time Topic 3601.203 Oct 2-Nov 6 Thu 7:00-7:45pm
1350.201 Aug 9 Sat 12:00-2:00pm Healthy Lunches & Snacks Ages: 13 Years - Adults
1350.202 Oct 11 Sat 12:00-2:00pm Healthy Dinners Class# Class Dates Day Time
1350.203 Dec 13 Sat 12:00-2:00pm Healthy Holidays & Desserts 3602.201 Jul 10-Aug 14 Thu 8:00-8:45pm
3602.202 Aug 21-Sep 25 Thu 8:00-8:45pm
3602.203 Oct 2-Nov 6 Thu 8:00-8:45pm
 17 - F.I.T.
GET HEALTHY…STAY HEALTHY…
ONE STEP AT A TIME…

City of Temecula Community Services Department Presents:

“Temecula – Walking Circles Around the World”
Back by popular demand! Here is your chance to get healthy, stay healthy, and learn to become a healthier person. This exciting twenty-four
week program is designed to promote a healthier lifestyle for citizens of all ages that want to be active and FIT. Whether you chose to walk or
run, maintain your weight, lose a few excess pounds, or just have fun in a safe environment….this program is for you, your family, and your
friends. This program will run through Friday, November 21, 2008.

Ages: All Ages Days: Monday through Friday Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Harveston Community Park Ronald Reagan Sports Park

28582 Harveston Drive 42569 Margarita Road
(Recreation Building) (Near Skate Park)

A fitness tracking card will be made available for each program participant to track their individual weekly progress. Additional nutritional and
healthy living information will be provided at each session.

F.I.T. Program for special needs will be held at the Harveston Community Park
Ages: All Ages Days: Monday & Wednesday Time: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
* All special needs participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian

Prizes will be awarded to participants who complete milestones in the program.

For more information, please contact the Community Services Department at 951-694-6410.

Sponsored By:

3rd Annual Run for Fitness 5K/10K Walk-Run

The City of Temecula understands the benefits of overall health and wellness and wishes to encourage citizens
to participate in this annual Run For Fitness 5K/10K Walk-Run.
Date: Sunday, September 14th
Time: 8:00am
Location: CRC, 30875 Rancho Vista Road
Fees: Adults - $25 (Youth free with paid adult)
Youth - $10 (W/O paid adult)
 Kidz Love Soccer, Inc. JR. Sports
18 - Sports
Ages: 2 - 12 Years Ages: 3 - 5 Years
Kidz 2-12 years of age learn the Participants will play soccer, basketball, tee-ball, flag football and track n’ field.
world’s most popular sport Our coaching philosophy is to give participants a foundation in each sport by
from professional incorporating rules into modified games that are appropriate for each age group
coaches trained in and most importantly a lot of fun. Class shirt included. Each season there is a
the Kidz Love new giveaway!
Soccer method; a Instructor: Master Sports Coaches Location: Pauba Ridge Park
session experience includes Fee: $90/8 Wks
age-appropriate activities: skill Monday’s
demonstrations, fun games, and Class# Class Dates Day Time
instructional scrimmages conducted in a non- 1860.201 Sep 29-Nov 17 Mon 10:00am-10:50am
competitive, recreational format. Kidz Love Soccer: “Where the score is always 1860.202 Sep 29-Nov 17 Mon 11:00am-11:50am
fun to fun!” Log onto www.kidzlovesoccer.com for more information. Tuesday’s
Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer Staff Class# Class Dates Day Time
Location: Long Canyon Creek Park 1870.201 Sep 30-Nov 25* Tue 10:00am-10:50am
(Take Margarita Road to N. General Kearney) 1870.202 Sep 30-Nov 25* Tue 11:00am-11:50am
Materials Required: Shin guards required after first class meeting. Saturday’s
In case of rain-outs: call the KLS Field Hot-Line at 1-800-399-8111 Class# Class Dates Day Time
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer Ages: 2 - 3.5 Years & Parent 1880.201 Oct 4-Nov 22 Sat 9:00am-9:50am
Introduce yourself and your toddler to the “World’s Most Popular Game”! As 1880.202 Oct 4-Nov 22 Sat 10:00am-10:50am
you and your child participate in our fun age-appropriate activities, your child will 1880.203 Oct 4-Nov 22 Sat 11:00am-11:50am
be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. A variety of *Class Skip Date: Nov 11
activities designed around the game of soccer will be played each week. The
fun happens on the field, and in Mommy/Daddy Soccer, you won’t have to Beginner Baseball League
watch from the sidelines.
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
Ages: 4 - 5.9 Years
This league is designed for children who miss
1600.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 9:00-9:30am $82/8 Wks the age cut off date for little league. It is non
1601.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 9:35-10:05am $82/8 Wks –competitive where the score is not kept.
1600.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 9:00-9:30am $92/9 Wks Children will hit off a tee (no pitching).
1601.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 9:30-10:00am $92/9 Wks There are no outside practices and
Tot Soccer Ages: 3.5 - 4 Years parents are encouraged to participate in
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee classes. The goal of this league is to have
1602.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 10:50-11:20am $82/8 Wks fun, develop new skills, enjoy wearing a
1603.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 5:35-6:05pm $82/8 Wks hat, uniform and being part of a team for the
1604.201 Jun 21-Aug 16 Sat 9:00-9:30am $82/8 Wks very first time. Hat, team shirt, trophy and
1604.202 Sep 20-Nov 15 Sat 9:00-9:30am $92/9 Wks team picture included. Participant must turn 4
1602.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 10:50-11:20am $92/9 Wks by Dec 1, 2008. The first two weeks are
1603.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 5:35-6:05pm $92/9 Wks designated spring training and the last six
Pre-Soccer Ages: 4 - 5 Years weeks are games. Games will change times
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee week to week depending on the amount of
1605.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 10:15-10:50am $82/8 Wks teams formed.
1606.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 3:15-3:50pm $82/8 Wks Instructor: Master Sports Coaches
1607.201 Jun 21-Aug 16 Sat 9:30-10:05am $82/8 Wks Location: Pauba Ridge Park
1607.202 Sep 20-Nov 15 Sat 9:30-10:05am $92/9 Wks Fee: $120/8 Wks
1605.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 10:15-10:50am $92/9 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time
1606.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 3:15-3:50pm $92/9 Wks 1860.201 Oct 4-Nov 22 Sat 1:00-2:00pm
Soccer 1 Ages: 5 - 6 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
1608.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 3:50-4:35pm $82/8 Wks
1609.201 Jun 21-Aug 16 Sat 10:05-10:50am $82/8 Wks Register Early at the

Expo
1609.202 Sep 20-Nov 15 Sat 10:05-10:50am $92/9 Wks
1608.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 3:50-4:35pm $92/9 Wks Community Services
Soccer 2 Ages: 7 - 8 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
1610.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 4:35-5:20pm $82/8 Wks
1611.201 Jun 21-Aug 16 Sat 10:50-11:35am $82/8 Wks See page 3 for details.
1611.202 Sep 20-Nov 15 Sat 10:50-11:35am $92/9 Wks
1610.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 4:35-5:20pm $92/9 Wks
Soccer 3 Ages: 9 - 12 Years
Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
1612.201 Jun 20-Aug 15* Fri 4:35-5:35pm $82/8 Wks
1613.201 Jun 21-Aug 16 Sat 10:50-11:50am $82/8 Wks
1613.202 Sep 20-Nov 15 Sat 10:50-11:50am $92/9 Wks
1612.202 Sep 19-Nov 14 Fri 4:35-5:35pm $92/9 Wks
Tennis Junior Golf Clinic

19 - Sports
Ages: 7 - Adults Ages: 6 - 17 Years
Tennis is a sport for the entire family and a PGA Professional Steve Adamiak and his experienced staff offer a wonderful
sport for life. Experience the fun and introduction to the game of golf. Every student will learn the proper skills in a
fundamentals of the game. Lessons fun, entertaining atmosphere. Golf clubs will be provided if needed or can be
include strokes, serve, and volley, rules purchased on site.
and game strategy. All levels and ages are Instructor: Steve Adamiak Location: Redhawk Golf Course
welcome. Take advantage of the Family Class#: Class Dates Day Time Fee
Rate; Family Rate applies to couples, 1500.201 Jul 10-Jul 31 Thu 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks
parents, brothers and sisters only! 1500.202 Aug 6-Aug 27 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks
Instructor: Leander, U.S.P.T.A. 1500.203 Sep 10-Oct 1 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks
Development Coach 1500.204 Oct 8-Oct 29 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks
Location: TVHS Tennis Courts 1500.205 Nov 5-Nov 19 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $38/3 Wks
Beginning Juniors Ages: 7 - 13 Years 1500.206 Dec 3-Dec 17 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $38/3 Wks
Fee: $55/6 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time Women’s Golf Clinic
1405.201 Jul 10-Aug 14 Thu 5:30-6:30pm
1405.202 Sep 4-Oct 9 Thu 5:30-6:30pm
Ages: 16 Years - Adults
PGA Professional Steve Adamiak and his experienced staff offer a wonderful
1405.203 Oct 30-Dec 11* Thu 5:30-6:30pm introduction to the game of golf. Each student will learn proper Fundamentals,
Beginning/Intermediate Juniors Ages: 7 - 13 Years swing techniques, and course skills. Golf clubs will be provided if needed or
Fee: $55/6 Wks can be purchased on site.
Class# Class Dates Day Time Instructor: Steve Adamiak Location: Redhawk Golf Course
1406.201 Jul 10-Aug 14 Thu 6:30-7:30pm Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
1406.202 Sep 4-Oct 9 Thu 6:30-7:30pm 1502.201 Jul 9-Jul 30 Tue 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks
1406.203 Oct 30-Dec 11* Thu 6:30-7:30pm 1502.202 Aug 6-Aug 27 Tue 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks
Beginning/Intermediate Adult Ages: 14 - Adults 1502.203 Sep 10-Oct 1 Tue 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks
Fee: $60/6 Wks 1502.204 Oct 8-Oct 29 Tue 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time 1502.205 Nov 5-Nov 19 Tue 9:00-10:00am $38/3 Wks
1407.201 Jul 10-Aug 14 Thu 7:30-8:30pm 1502.206 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 9:00-10:00am $38/3 Wks
1407.202 Sep 4-Oct 9 Thu 7:30-8:30pm
1407.203 Oct 30-Dec 11* Thu 7:30-8:30pm
*Class Skip Date: Nov 27
Seniors Golf Clinic
Ages: 50+
PGA Professional Steve Adamiak and his experienced
Competitive Tennis staff offer a wonderful introduction to the game of golf.
Ages: 10 - 18 Years Each student will learn proper Fundamentals, swing
Take your tennis to the next level in this class that specializes in playing tennis techniques, and course skills. Golf clubs will be provided
competitively. Open to all juniors meeting the following criteria: completed if needed or can be purchased on site.
minimum of 2 Beginning Junior sessions with Coach Leander or equivalent classes, Instructor: Steve Adamiak Location: Redhawk Golf Course
competes in the USTA Jr. League or Tournaments, or on a high school team. Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee
Instructor: Leander, U.S.P.T.A. Development Coach 1502.201 Jul 9-Jul 30 Wed 7:30-8:30am $40/4 Wks
Location: TVHS Tennis Courts 1502.202 Aug 14-Aug 28 Thu 9:00-10:00am $30/3 Wks
Fee: $55/6 Wks 1502.203 Sep 11-Oct 2 Thu 9:00-10:00am $40/4 Wks
Class# Class Dates Day Time 1502.204 Oct 9-Oct 30 Thu 9:00-10:00am $40/4 Wks
1408.201 Sep 4-Oct 9 Thu 6:30-7:30pm 1502.205 Nov 6-Nov 20 Thu 9:00-10:00am $30/3 Wks
1408.202 Oct 30-Dec 11* Thu 6:30-7:30pm 1502.206 Dec 4-Dec 18 Thu 9:00-10:00am $30/3 Wks
*Class Skip Date: Nov 27

Beginning Basketball Skills Clinic Intermediate Basketball Skills Clinic

Ages: 5 - 13 Years Ages: 10 - 18 Years
While your child practices ball-handling, dribbling, and shooting, your child will This clinic is designed to introduce the player to the competitive realm of the
also learn about good sportsmanship, teamwork, and the value of fair play. Our sport of basketball. Game situations and strategies are introduced.
outstanding coaches take an individual interest in each child regardless of his Participants in this class should have a good understanding of basketball
or her ability on the court. Games will be played during each class to reinforce fundamentals. EMH’s goal is for each participant to leave the clinic with an
lessons taught. Participants will be divided into age-appropriate groups. understanding of what coaches are looking for in a player. Games will be played
Instructor: EMH Sports Coaches Location: CRC Gym Fee: $30/4 Wks during each class to reinforce lessons taught. Participants will be divided into
Class# Class Dates Day Time age appropriate groups.
2400.201 Jul 1-Jul 22 Tue 4:30-5:30pm Instructor: EMH Sports Coaches Location: CRC Gym Fee: $40/4 Wks
2400.202 Aug 5-Aug 26 Tue 4:30-5:30pm Class# Class Dates Day Time
2400.203 Sep 9-Sep 30 Tue 4:30-5:30pm 2500.201 Jul 1-Jul 22 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
2400.204 Oct 7-Oct 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm 2500.202 Aug 5-Aug 26 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
2400.205 Nov 4-Dec 2* Tue 4:30-5:30pm 2500.203 Sep 9-Sep 30 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
*Class Skip Date: Nov 11 2500.204 Oct 7-Oct 28 Tue 5:30-6:30pm
2500.205 Nov 4-Dec 2* Tue 5:30-6:30pm
*Class Skip Date: Nov 11
 General Information: City facilities are maintained year-round and offer high CRC Open Gym
quality community park sites. The facilities include lighted and unlighted
20 - Adult Sports and Sport League Information

softball/baseball diamonds, soccer/football fields, indoor basketball/volleyball

Basketball & Volleyball
The Community Recreation Center offers special open basketball and volleyball
courts, roller hockey arena, tennis courts, tot lots and barbecue areas. The
gym time for teens, adults, seniors and special needs groups/individuals. Dates
fields and courts are available for youth and adult leagues, tournaments and
and times may change for holidays, special events, and maintenance of the
public use. If you are interested in one of our facilities or would like information
facility. A monthly calendar of operating hours can be obtained from the CRC.
about leagues and tournaments, please call the Community Recreation Center
Fee Type Fee Amount
during normal office hours at 694-6410.
Required Resident Card $1/Annually
Sports Fields are available at these locations:
Required Non-resident Card $1/Annually
Park Name Address
Resident Entrance FREE
Pala Community Park 44900 Temecula Ln
Non-resident Entrance $3/Per Visit
Paloma Del Sol Park 32099 DePortola Rd
Ronald Reagan Sports Park 30875 Rancho Vista Rd
Temecula Middle School 42075 Meadows Pkwy
Margarita Community Park 29119 Margarita Rd Senior Softball League Ages: 55+
Harveston Community Park 28582 Harveston Dr Attention Seniors: Are you looking to play softball in the City of Temecula? The
Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park 32380 Deer Hollow Way City of Temecula is starting a 55 and over senior softball league. If you would
like to be placed on an individual list or have a team, contact the City of
Temecula for more information at 694-6480.
2008 Summer/Fall Adult Sports Leagues
Information packages regarding rules and procedures are available at the
CRC for pick-up, or for more information you may call 694-6410. Persons
interested in participating in City league sports, but who do not have a team,
may place their name on an eligibility list by calling the CRC. Every effort will
be made to place interested players on a team, but placement is not Youth Sports Organization Directory
guaranteed.
The following organizations are not affiliated with the City of
Temecula Community Services Department. Please contact
these organizations directly regarding youth sports.
Non-Resident Fee Policy
Non-residents are defined as those who reside outside the city limits of
Temecula. These non-residents are required to pay an additional fee of $10.00 Baseball/Softball
per person, per league, per session. Temecula National Little League (North of Rancho Cal) 694-6852
2008 Summer/Fall Registration Information
Temecula Valley American Little League ..........................302-1936
League Start Date Reg Date Mgr Mtg Temecula Valley Central Little League ..............................303-6794
Adult Softball Aug 4 Jun 24 Jul 28 Temecula Valley Girls Softball Assoc. ..............................894-2403
Temecula Youth Baseball (PONY) ....................................541-0994
Basketball
Temecula Youth Basketball ........................................699-9307
Adult Softball Leagues
Fee: $450/Team, additional $10 non-resident fee
per non-resident player National Junior Basketball ..................................714-541-4450
Day League Start Date Time Location
Mon Womens/Mens IV Aug 4 6:00-10:00pm PHBSP Football
Tue Mens III Aug 5 6:00-10:00pm PHBSP Temecula Valley Pop Warner ....................................302-3304
Wed Mens II Aug 6 6:00-10:00pm PHBSP
Thu Mens I & IV Aug 7 6:00-10:00pm PHBSP Hockey
Fri Co-ed Aug 8 6:00-10:00pm PHBSP Temecula Valley In-line Hockey Assoc. ....................461-3547
Judo
Adult Softball Tournaments Temecula Valley Judo Club ........................................698-4297
Location: PHBSP Fields Fee: $225
Tournament: Day: Date: Time: Reg Deadline: Swim
Turkey Trot Sat Nov 22 TBA Temecula Teams: Nov 4 Temecula Swim & Water Polo Club ..........................699-5526
Non-Res Teams: Nov 5
Toys for Tots Sat Dec 13 TBA Temecula Teams: Dec 2 Soccer
Non-Res Teams: Dec 3 Temecula Valley Youth Soccer Assoc. ......................676-5425
Temecula United Soccer Club ..................................694-3254
Attention Coaches Southwest Soccer Club ............................................699-7972
Are you looking for additional players? Call the CRC at 694-6410 to request
names of individuals waiting to play in organized competition. Track & Field
Temecula Valley Time Machine ................................894-6362
YMCA
Basketball & Flag Football ........................................677-9622
Field Closures
If you would like to be notified of all field closures, please visit the city website at
www.cityoftemecula.org to be placed on an email distribution list.
 Star Spangled 4th of July Parade
Begins at 10:00 am (NEW Parade Route!)
Old Town Front Street • Traveling North between Second Street and Moreno Road

Family Fun at the Ronald

Ronnal Reagan Sports Park
Begins at 2:00 pm
Food, Fun & Entertainment
Ronald Reagan Sports Park • 30875 Rancho Vista Road

Fireworks Show
Begins at 9:00 SHARP!
Musical simulcast by KATY 101.3 (bring your radio)
Ronald Reagan Sports Park • 30875 Rancho Vista Road

•Motor homes are not permitted in the established parking lot areas.
•Alcoholic beverages and glass containers are strictly prohibited.

For
For more
more information,
information,
call
call 951-694-6480
951-694-6480
 The 357-seat Old Town Temecula Community Theater is a contemporary, state-of-the-art proscenium
theater in the heart of Old Town Temecula. The theater complex includes the Merc, which houses the
22 - Old Town Temecula Community Theater
Gallery at the Merc, Club at the Merc, and the Ticket Office.
Location: 42051 Main Street
Ticket Office Hours: Wed-Sat 2pm to 6 pm with extended hours on performance dates
(two hours prior to curtain through 30 minutes after curtain.)
For more information and tickets,

Upcoming Performances at the Old Town Community Theater

visit www.TemeculaTheater.org or call 1.866.OLD.TOWN (1.866.653.8696)

July - December 2008

Performance Presenter Date Time
Jazz @ the Merc Sherry Berry Music Every Thursday JUL-DEC 7:30 pm
LIVE @ the Merc Full Value Entertainment Every Friday JUL-DEC 8 pm
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Inland Valley Classical Ballet JUL 5 2pm & 7pm
JUL 6 1pm & 4pm
Temecula Valley International Jazz Festival Musician’s Workshop
James Tormé (Opening Night Gala) JUL 10 7:30pm
The Saxaphone Titan’s JUL 11 7:30pm
Richie Cole & Jimmy Mulidore
With Special Guest Sal Marquez
Opening Act: Al Williams Jazz Society
Gerald Wilson Big Band Orchestra with Herb Jefferies JUL 12 7:30pm
Henry “Skipper” Franklin Quintet
Opening Act: Henry “Skipper” Franklin Quintet
More TVIJF JUL 13 TBD
Cathy’s Dance Showcase Recital Cathy’s Dance JUL 16, 17, 18 7pm
JUL 19 12pm, 3pm, & 6pm
Lost In Yonkers Fine Arts Network JUL 19, 20, 26, 27 2pm
(performed on the Mercantile Stage) JUL 19 & 26 8pm
Summer Camp Performance Fine Arts Network JUL 20 2pm
Cabaret Fine Arts Network JUL 25, 26, 27 TBD
AUG 1, 2, 3 TBD
Les Miserables (Student Edition) Fine Arts Network AUG 15 & 22 7:30pm
AUG 16 & 23 2pm & 7:30pm
AUG 17 & 24 2pm
Damn Yankees Temecula Valley Players AUG 28 Preview @ 8pm
AUG 29, 30, & SEP 5, 6, 7,12 8pm
AUG 30, 31 & SEP 6 2pm
Curtain Up Temecula Presents SEP 13 7:30pm
and the California Chamber Orchestra
Matthew Fagan Temecula Valley Arts Council SEP 14 2pm
The Crucible Fine Arts Network SEP 18 TBD
Youth Media Arts Festival City of Temecula SEP 19, 20, 21 TBD
Gospel and Music Festival Oak Grove SEP 26, 27 TBD
Elvis Crusin’ Oldies Concerts SEP 28 2pm
Johnny Winter Temecula Presents OCT 3 8pm
Don McLean Temecula Presents OCT 4 8pm
Quilters Show Valley of the Mist Quilt Guild OCT 4 TBD
(in the Theater Courtyard and throughout Old Town) and the City of Temecula
Beyond Our Borders Bellydance Extravaganza & Bizaar The Baakari Foundation, Inc. OCT 5 3pm & 7pm
Temecula Valley Master Chorale Temecula Valley Master Chorale OCT 7 TBD
Limón Dance Company Temecula Presents OCT 10 & 11 8pm
Debbie Voltura Debbie Voltura OCT 12 TBD
Sweeny Todd Temecula Performing Arts Company OCT 25, 26 TBD
NOV 1 & 2
Erle Stanley Gardner Mystery City of Temecula NOV 8 7pm
Get Your Kicks with the All Star Big Band and Sherry Williams Temecula Presents and OnStage Musicals NOV 9 2pm
Reagan Boggs Temecula Presents NOV 14 8pm
Instrument and Voices Temecula Presents NOV 15 7:30pm
and the California Chamber Orchestra
Big Band Holts Orchestra NOV 16 2pm
A Christmas Carol Temecula Valley Players NOV 28, 29, 30 TBD
DEC 5, 6, 12, 13, 14
Winter Concert Southwest Women’s Chorus DEC 6 7pm
DEC 7 2pm
Candlelight Classics (Performed on the Mercantile Stage) Temecula Presents DEC 7 4:30pm & 7:30pm
and the California Chamber Orchestra
Nutcracker Fine Arts Network DEC 18 thru 24 TBD
Festive Music of the Season (Performed on the Mercantile Stage) Temecula Presents DEC 28 2:30pm
and the California Chamber Orchestra
Opera Fundraiser Fine Arts Network DEC 31 TBD

All programs and artists are subject to change. Please consult www.TemeculaTheater.org for most current performance details.
We’ll see you at the Theater!
 ANNOUNCING THE Gallery at the Merc Exhibits

23 - Old Town Temecula Gallery at the Merc

Durre Wasseem
May 9-June 22
Born in Pakistan, Wasseem was
recognized as an exceptionally
talented young artist. Before
2008-2009 SEASON relocating to Corona California,
she was an art professor at
Punjab University. She has shown
Have you her work nationally and internationally.

Lyndon Travers
experienced
your Temecula
Theater yet? June 27-August 10, 2008
Temecula Presents brings unique Born in Chicago, raised in Florida and
and talented artists from all over residing in Southern California,
Travers has the unusual ability to
capture a moment and evoke pure
the world to our community
emotion. His photographs reflect his
stage, thus creating a series of
varied artistic expression for long experience in visual
audiences to enjoy close to communication and display a unique
home. quality in composition and mood.

Paul Price
The 2008-2009 Season will
begin in September so be sure
to get on our mailing list by August 15- October 5, 2008
emailing pr@TemeculaTheater.org with SIGN ME UP! in the subject line to Paul J. Price has been involved in the world of art, anthropology,
preservation, and scholarship for the past forty years. This exhibition
will premier a ground-breaking new series of works that has evolved
have this beautiful, full-color, descriptive brochure mailed to you.
over the past few years.

Textures
October 10 December 7, 2008
Textures, the second annual Quilts exhibition highlights works by
regional artists and quiltmakers.

Main Stage The Merc Visual Expressions

We have established a tradition of quality performances at the December 12-January 11, 2009
This annual exhibition is sponsored by the Artists Council of Temecula
Valley. The juried exhibition highlights the best and most innovative
Temecula Theater and this Season will be no exception.
talent in the region. Photo: Lee Stout

Gallery at the Merc

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit The Gallery at the Merc is
exhibit space incorporated into
the entrance of the Old Town
www.TemeculaTheater.org or call 1.866.OLD.TOWN (1.866.653.8696).
We'll see you at the Theater! Temecula Community Theater
located in the historic Mercantile
Building. Exhibits feature local,
regional and national artists.
For more information on current
and upcoming exhibitions, call
the Cultural Arts Administrator
at 694-6480.
42051 Main Street,
 Imagination Workshop
Temecula Children’s Museum
24 - Imagination Workshop Children’s Museum

Home of Professor Phineas T. Pennypickle, Ph.D., scientist, time traveler and inventor of wacky and wonderful contraptions that amaze, delight and educate
children and adults alike. Every surface of wall, ceiling and furniture is occupied by pulleys, gears, cables, notes, blueprints and stuff. There are secret
passageways and puzzles, machines and gizmos. Children must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older. For more information, call (951) 308-6370.

Year Round Schedule:

Location: 42081 Main Street
Fee: 2 yrs and younger – Free
3 to 103 yrs - $4.50 Days Session Time
Group Rate (25 or more, reservations required) - $3.50 Tue-Sat Session 1 10:00am-12:00pm
Session 2 12:30-2:30pm
Professor Pennypickle and his faithful little mouse friend Beaker Session 3 3:00-5:00pm
have lots of fun activities planned for you every month. Be sure to Fri Only Session 4 5:30-7:30pm
check the Professor’s website at www.pennypickles.org for the Sun Session 1 12:30-2:30pm
latest information. Session 2 3:00-5:00pm

Children’s Matsuri
Sunday, June 1 Location: Old Town Temecula Community Theater.
The Children’s Matsuri event honors our sister city relationship with Daisen, Japan and promotes awareness and appreciation for Japanese customs, arts, heritage,
and way of life. You’ll enjoy various performances, activities, and entertainment. For information visit www.temeculasistercityassociation.org.

Beaker Loves the American Flag

Flag Day, Saturday, June 14
All kids visiting the Imagination Workshop on Flag Day will receive a free Beaker-size mini flag!

Hurray for Dads!

Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15, every session
All fathers and grandfathers receive free admission when accompanied by a child.

Beaker’s Little Birthday

Sunday, August 10, every session
Professor Pennypickle had a huge birthday bash – but Beaker is more comfortable with just a miniature birthday bash – and
that means LITTLE. Help celebrate in Beaker’s mini style with lots of teeny tiny fun and surprises. Tickets are $5 per person.
RSVP early as space will be limited – call 951-308-6376 or visit www.pennypickles.org to purchase tickets online.

Museum Gone Mad!

Month of October
October is a month of spine-tingling amusements for children of all ages as the Imagination Workshop is taken over by mad science
and crazy experiments – don’t miss the Haunted Museum for teens and older. You’ll definitely want to enter the Professor’s Mad
Scientist Robot Contest... see www.pennypickles.org for details.

Winter Wonderland
Friday, December 12
A night for families to have fun and make memories... this event will become one of your favorite holiday traditions! See
www.pennypickles.org for more information and to purchase tickets in advance.

New Year’s Eve at Noon Party

Wednesday, December 31, 11:00 am-12:30 pm
Celebrate the New Year Pennypickle-style... at noon instead of midnight! You
won’t want to miss the Professor’s VERY special party for those too young to
stay up late. Join the fun on December 31 from 11:00 am-12:30 pm as the
Imagination Workshop closes to the general public for this fun-filled
celebration. Tickets are $5 per person – be sure to reserve your spot early!
Call 951-308-6376 or purchase tickets online at www.pennypickles.org
 Friday Night at the Museum

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Fridays - 5:30-7:30 pm
Register for the following events at: Register for the following events at:
www.cityoftemecula.org www.pennypickles.org
Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social - Friday, July 11 Secrets of the Senses - Friday, July 18
Make your own ice cream and try some of the Professor and Beaker’s favorite Discover how smell, hearing, taste, sight, and touch can help you perceive the
toppings... yummy! world – this will be an evening of experiments that will engage ALL your
Activity #: 4000.201 Fee: $5/person senses. Be sure you don’t miss this night!

Super Summer Safari - Friday, July 25
Professor Pennypickle knows that you love animals as much as he does.
Tonight you’ll get to explore their habits and habitats – and maybe an animal
or two will join the fun!
Activity #: 4000.202 Fee: $5/person
Pennypickle’s Roman Holiday - Friday, August 8
The Professor loved his recent visit to Ancient Rome and so will you! Find out
about inventions of the Roman Empire, like aqueducts. See how a volcano
destroyed Pompeii, and make some cool centurion masks and shields. (Please
don’t wear a toga!)
Activity #: 4000.203 Fee: $5/person
Hot “Starry” Nights - Friday, August 15
The night sky will be the star during this exploration of constellations – there’s
a New Moon on this evening to add to the fun. (Maybe you’ll need to buy some
Astronaut Ice Cream – the Professor’s favorite treat - from the gift shop!)
Activity #: 4000.204 Fee: $5/person
“Pirates 3: At Summer’s End” - Friday, August 29
Ahoy... the one you’ve been waiting for... the final chapter of Professor
Pennypickle’s Science of Pirates. You can’t miss it, maties.
Activity #: 4000.205 Fee: $5/person
The Science of Bicycles - Friday, August 1
Have a “Playdate with the Mayor” as Mayor Mike Naggar shares his favorite
interest - bike riding. Find out how bicycles work and how your body works
when you ride one! Learn how to maintain your bike if something breaks, and
check out the bikes that will be on display. Bring your decorated bike tonight
for a chance to win a prize – the craziest one will win!
Crystals and Gemstones - Friday, August 22
Discover the earth’s crystals and gems – you’ll get to learn the properties of
these many colored beauties while you experiment, identify, and fall in love
with them!
Food Science: Chocolate - Friday, September 12
Beaker talked the Professor into this study... he wants you to learn about the
process of making chocolate (but most of all, he wants you to eat it!). So bring
your sweet tooth tonight. (Better make your reservations early for this one!)
Studying Bugs and Reptiles - Friday, September 19
The Professor is so fascinated by bugs AND reptiles that he can’t choose between
them – so you get to learn about both! Be prepared for a really interesting night
with maybe some live critters... don’t forget to get your tickets early.
Pennypickle’s Science Night - Friday, November 7
Messy? Gooey? Astonishing? Naturally! That’s what the Professor’s special
science night is all about! Phineas’ assistants will demonstrate scientific wonders
during an evening of discovery and laughter-filled learning for all ages.

Have your birthday

Pennypickle Pals Membership
Pennypickle Pals Membership
Can’t get enough of party at the
the fun? Receive free Professor’s house!
admission for a family of
four for one year (additional
family members $20 each), With four different party packages available and the
free or discounted admission Professor and Beaker’s help, you are bound to have
to ACM member Children’s an unforgettably fun celebration! Call Pennypickles
Museums (there are about Gift Shop at 951-308-6376 for more information and to
270 across the U.S.!), a 10% reserve your party date.
discount at Pennypickles
Toys & Gifts, and all for only
$100 per year! (Sorry, special
events do not qualify for free
admission since they are held for
fundraising purposes.)
 The Temecula Valley Museum offers wonderful opportunities for children and Wilkinson Collection - Highlights
adults to learn about the history of the Valley. Our permanent collection and
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July 19 - October 26, 2008
changing exhibits introduce local and period history, concepts, characters, and This exhibition will
continuous learning experience for people of all ages. provide a preview of the

Photo: Vail Dam, Ca. 1980, courtesy Sandy Wilkinson

most important collection
We offer a number of programs and activities, including guest lecturers, creative of historical artifacts,
workshops, reenactments of history, museum tours and walking tours of Old photographs, and many
Town Temecula. documents from the Vail
Ranch archives. Vail
Reservations are required for guided exhibit tours, historical walking tours of purchased most of the
Old Town Temecula, and museum workshops / activities. A minimum of eight or four large land grants
more individuals are required for the tours. spreading over Temecula
and Murrieta. From 1904
Location: 28314 Mercedes Street, Temecula, CA 92590 until 1964 the Vail Ranch,
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pm, Sunday 1 – 5 pm encompassing more than
Admission: $2 Suggested Donation 87,000 acres of local
Information: 951-694-6450 land, was the dominant factor for life in the Valley. The items in the exhibition
are selected from a major collection to be presented to the Temecula Valley
Museum. These include photographs, documents, maps and surveys from the
Temecula Valley Museum Tour Docent Program 1870s to the 1960s.

Our docent program offers a fine blend of opportunities and rewards for Erle Stanley Gardner – Days on the Delta
participants. Docents have the opportunity to gain an insightful background into November 8 - January 4, 2009
local history through our Docent Training Program and the rewards are making The world-famous creator of Perry Mason was a dedicated camper, explorer
a difference in the life and mind students and the public at large. and traveler. In addition to murder mysteries, he loved to write about his travels
and explorations. The special Erle Stanley Gardner exhibition this year will
No advance knowledge or training is required, just the desire to learn and the focus on his adventures
willingness to share your knowledge. If you are interested in becoming a Tour on the Sacramento Delta.
Docent at the Temecula Valley Museum please give us a call at (951) 694-6450. From a collection of his
own photographs, the
Location: 28314 Mercedes Street, Temecula, CA 92590 Days on the Delta exhibit
Photo: Erle Stanley Gardner

Information: 951-694-6450 is based on three of his

books: The World of
Water, 1964; Gypsy Days
on the Delta; and Drifting
Temecula Valley Museum Special Exhibits
Down the Delta.
CONTEMPORARY DESERT PHOTOGRAPHY:
The Other Side of Paradise
April 19 - July 6, 2008
Temecula Valley Museum Gallery Talks
Photo: Terry Falke, Stub End, Trona Line, California,

Gallery Talk: Katherine Hough

2002Collection of the Palm Springs Art Museum

Thursday, May 29, 6:00 pm

Discussion of the “Contemporary Desert Photography”
exhibit by the Chief Curator of the Palm Springs Art Museum.

Gallery Talk: Anne Miller

Thursday, September 4, 6:00 pm
Mapping the Southern Emigrant Trail
This lecture is in conjunction with the museum’s exhibition
“Wilkinson Collection - Highlights”.

Gallery Talk
Thursday, October 2, 6:00 pm
This exhibition, organized by the Palm Springs Art Museum, features work by Cattle Ranching in Southern California
twenty-six outstanding American photographers who deliberately push the
visual boundaries of contemporary desert photography in surprising new
directions. Representing a broad range of desert environments in the United A Walking Tour of Old Town
States, the exhibition explores new artistic interpretations while addressing the
impact of man’s presence on the land—raising the question: whose paradise is
September 20, Saturday 10 am
Ages: All Fee: $2
this and why?
Start off your weekend by joining us on a historical guided Tour of Old Town
Organized into three major themes: Land/Sky, the Environment, and Living, the Temecula, a fun and a unique day for the entire family. The tour will begin from
exhibition loosely suggests a visual narrative that begins with the Temecula Valley Museum in Sam Hicks Park and go through Temecula of the
photographer’s journey through the land into distant panoramic views. early 1900’s.
Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
 Flea Market

27 - Temecula Valley History Museum

Located in Sam Hicks Monument Park this
June 14, Saturday
Rent a space, set-up your booth and sell your wares. The annual Flea Market
fundraiser benefits the Temecula Valley Museum. Come by and find that one- historic chapel offers a charming setting for
of-a-kind treasure. Weddings and Memorials.
Call (909) 926-6400 for reservations.
Erle Stanley Gardner Mystery Weekend
November 7-8, Friday & Saturday
Photo: Erle Stanley Gardner Mystery Weekend

Join in the events and activities for the 7th Annual Erle Stanley Gardner Mystery
Weekend. It begins with a preview
opening reception of the new
Gardner exhibition “Days on the
Delta” at the Temecula Valley
Museum. The weekend offers a
challenge to solve a who-done-it
contest for awards and prizes. In
addition, there is also a writing
contest, lectures and workshops for
mystery writers. One of the most
popular activities is “Uncle Erle’s Campfire,” a celebration of Erle’s camping
adventures with music, songs and poetry.
TVM Summer Explorers Camp
July 14 - August 8, Ages: 8-10 Years
Let your kids develop a deeper understanding of local, natural and social history
at the Temecula Valley Museum. The Museum offers half-day week-long
summer camps. Each week students
will explore a different time period and
Photo: Summer Explorers Camp
Temecula Valley Museum Workshops
Tales of old Temecula
July 19, Saturday, 10 am
Come to the opening of the Wilkinson Exhibit the largest collection of local
history. Sit down with local “old-timers” telling stories about Old Temecula. Learn
about your own city’s past and the colorful characters that inhabited Temecula
during bygone days.
Where’s The Beef
September 6, Saturday, 10 am
Ages: All Fee: $2
Since the 19th century, cattle ranches put the beef on America’s dinner table.
Life out on the range was rougher and tougher for the cowboys who herded the
cattle. In the environment in which they lived, the cowboy had to adapt to the
tough conditions of his environment by creating his own specialized and
portable meat snack: beef jerky. Learn how beef jerky is made today and
discover the many products this simple Western snack has spawned.

a variety of topics. Students will learn Leather

about historic preservation, handle
museum artifacts, meet historians,
October 4, Saturday, 10 am
Ages: All Fee: $2
geologists and anthropologists, make Learn the basics of working with leather and leather making tools.
take-home crafts, and participate in
group activities, period games and
historical field trips. Campers should
Seasonal Family Day Activity
bring lunch, a snack, and bottled water December 6. Saturday, 10 am
from home. Fee: $65/Camp Ages: All Fee: $2
Each day from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Bring the entire family down to the History Museum for a day of seasonal family fun.
Week One - Exploring Natural History #1050.201
Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Monday, 7/14 Day One Theme - Weather
Tuesday, 7/15 Day Two Theme - Bugs & Insects
Wednesday, 7/16 Day Three Theme - Minerals, Rocks, & Fossils
Thursday, 7/17 Day Four - Ecology , Animals and plants in the region High Country Magazine
Friday, 7/18 Day Five - Field Trip to area museum
Week Two - Exploring Native American Heritage #1050.202
High Country is a high-quality 48 page publication
produced by the Temecula Valley Museum and is filled
Monday, 7/21 Day One Theme - Customs, lifestyle with southwest California history
Tuesday, 7/22 Day Two Theme - Rock Art & Storytelling articles and photographs.
Wednesday, 7/23 Day Three Theme - Visit from Native American Artist
Thursday, 7/24 Day Four Theme - music & dance Subscription is $25 a year
Friday, 7/ 25 Day Five Theme – Field Trip to Pechanga
Week 3 - Exploring New World Influences #1050.203
(2 issues) and includes
Monday, 7/28 Day One Theme - Mission Era, Farming & Design History
postage.
Tuesday, 7/29 Day Two Theme - Journey by Ship, Maps, Flags & Coins
Wednesday, 7/30 Day Three Theme - Adobe Bricks & Weaving Blanket
Send check or money order
Thursday, 7/31 Day Four: Theme - Mexican fiesta
made payable to the Temecula
Friday, 8/1 Day Five Theme - Field Trip Mission San Luis Rey
Valley Museum to:
Week 4 - Exploring Pioneer Life #1050.204
Monday, 8/4 Day One Theme - Oregon Trail
Temecula Valley Museum,
Tuesday, 8/5 Day Two Theme - Gold Rush, Panning gold
High Country Subscription,
Wednesday, 8/6 Day Three Theme - field trip to Vail Ranch
28314 Mercedes Street,
Thursday, 8/7 Day Four Theme - Blacksmith demonstrations
Temecula, CA 92589
Friday, 8/8 Day Five - Old Town Tour
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Summer Sunsets Concert Series 2008
28 -- Summer

The City of Temecula Community Services Department, along with

California Coast Credit Union, is proud to present the annual
“Summer Sunsets Concert Series” held at the Temecula
Amphitheater located at the Community Recreation Center, 30875
Rancho Vista Road.
Summer Movies

All concerts begin at 7:00pm and end at 8:30pm.

Free fun for the family all summer long!

Dates Day Time Performance Fee

July 10th Thu 7-8:30pm The Mardels ~ San Diego County’s Best Party Band FREE
July 17th Thu 7-8:30pm The Answer ~ Great American Classic Rock FREE
July 24th Thu 7-8:30pm Hot August Night ~ “A Tribute to Neil Diamond” FREE
Movies in

July 31st Thu 7-8:30pm The Sam Morrison Band ~ “A Tribute to Bob Seger” FREE
August 7th Thu 7-8:30pm Bella Donna ~ “A Tribute To Stevie Nicks” FREE
August 14th Thu 7-8:30pm Super Freak ~ Disco Funk Band FREE
August 21st Thu 7-8:30pm Aunt Kizzyz Boyz ~ Award Winning Blues Band FREE
For more information please call (951) 694-6480 or
visit us on the web at www.cityoftemecula.org.
Venue subject to change.
in the
the Park

2008 Moonlight Movies in the Park

The City of Temecula Community Services Department and California Coast Credit Union present
the “2008 Moonlight Movies in the Park Series”.
Park

Activities begin at 6:30pm.

**Low back lawn chairs only**

Dates Day Time Movie Location Fee

July 11th Fri 6:30 Surf’s Up (PG)* Ronald Reagan Sports Park FREE
July 18th Fri 6:30 Bee Movie (PG) Temeku Hills Park FREE
July 25th Fri 6:30 Madagascar (PG) Harveston Community Park FREE
August 1st Fri 6:30 Little Big League (PG) Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park FREE
August 8th Fri 6:30 Shrek The Third (PG)** Temecula Amphitheater FREE
August 15th Fri 6:30 Matilda (PG) Temeku Hills Park FREE
August 22nd Fri 6:30 Aladdin (PG) Temecula Duck Pond FREE

*July 11th Special Event ~ “Aglow in the Park” Live Music by the “Surf City Allstars”, Food, Games,
Hot Air Balloons and more! Call (951) 694-6480 for more information

**August 8th Family Fun Night Event ~ “Make your own Pizza” ~
(Reservations for Family Fun Night is required, Movie is Free)

The Community Services Department has confirmed movies are PG.

For additional information please call (951) 694-6480
or visit us on the web at www.cityoftemecula.org.

Harveston Park Summer Concert Series

The City of Temecula Community Services Department is hosting four great music nights at the
Harveston Park Amphitheater on Wednesday evenings during the month of August. This lovely
amphitheater overlooks Harveston Lake. Don’t miss this great free family event!
Dates Day Time Performance Fee
Aug 6 Wed 6:30-8:00pm Little Willie G – Oldies FREE
Aug 13 Wed 6:30-8:00pm Guilty Conscience – Contemporary FREE
Aug 20 Wed 6:30-8:30pm John Leclerc – Blues FREE
Aug 27 Wed 6:30-8:30pm Highway 91 – All request show FREE

A Special Evening
with Local Singer and Songwriter
Larry Robinson
June 28, 2008 7:00-10:00pm
Location: Gallery at the Merc Tickets: $15
29 - Film Festival & S.M.A.R.T.
2nd Annual City of Temecula
Youth Media Arts Festival
September 19 & 20, 2008
The Festival is open to youth 18 and younger
Activity#: 4300.201
Submission deadline: June 30, 2008

Larry is a former member of the Things to Come, opening for such bands as
Submit your best
The Byrds, Cream, Traffic, and Taj Mahal. The band was a mainstay in the Short, Action Sport Short, Super Short,
L.A. music scene. Living locally for the past 17 years he is well known in the
area. Larry will be playing his original songs from his latest solo release “Old
Music Video, Public Service Announcement,
California Town”. Educational or Experimental Film.

For more information on Festival guidelines

or to obtain an entry packet contact:
The City of Temecula Cultural Arts Division
951-694-6480
culturalarts@cityoftemecula.org
www.cityoftemecula.org

Hosted by The City of Temecula

S.M.A.R.T. 2008 Special Event Schedule:

Day: Time & Location:
Wed, Jun 18 10:00am-2:00pm, Temecula Duck Pond
Ages: 7 - 15 Years
It is that time of year again, SUMMER and summer should = FUN! That is
Wed, Jul 2 10:00am-2:00pm, Temeku Hills Park
why this year the S.M.A.R.T. program is going mobile! This exciting fun-filled
Wed,Jul 16 10:00am-2:00pm, Crowne Hill Park
drop-in* summer recreation program for youth ages 7-15 will be traveling
Wed, Jul 30 10:00am-2:00pm, Harveston Community Park
through town providing FREE supervised group activities that will include a
* No SMART on July 4th
variety of arts and crafts, sports, water games, special themed events and lots
of summer fun! Note: This is not a childcare program. Although staff will
provide supervised activities during the times indicated, participants are free S.M.A.R.T. Excursions
to come and go as they wish. In addition to the park sites, S.M.A.R.T. also offers excursions! The fee
Start Date: Jun 16 includes admission and transportation. Participants must purchase their own
lunch. A “new” S.M.A.R.T excursion t-shirt is required for all participants. All
Weekly Traveling Schedule: excursions will leave from the TCC, 28816 Pujol St., at their stated times.
Day Time Location T-shirts
Mon 10:00am-12:45pm Crowne Hill Park 8300.200 SMART Logo T-Shirt Fee: $8/each
Mon 1:15pm-4:00pm Wolf Creek Park Activity # Date Destination Time Fee
Tue 10:00am-12:45pm Temeku Hills Park 8300.201 Jun 25 Boomers in Vista* 9:00am- 4:30pm $50
Tue 1:15pm-4:00pm Harveston Community Park 8300.202 Jul 9 San Diego Padres 10:00am- 6:00 pm $50
Thu 10:00am-12:45pm Pala Community Park 8300.203 Jul 23 Wild Animal Park 8:00am- 4:30pm $50
Thu 1:15pm-4:00pm Ronald Reagan Sports Park 8300.204 Aug 6 Knott’s Berry Farm 8:00am- 9:00pm $50
Fri 10:00am-12:45pm Temecula Duck Pond (*Boomers includes unlimited play on all attractions and 15 game tokens).
 Everyday Happenings at the Teen Room Teen Excursions
Come on over to the CRC Teen Room and hang out with your friends after
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school. You can stop in and play pool, Playstation 2, N64, foosball, XBOX, or
just watch TV on the big screen.

Day Activity Time Fee Location

Monday Xbox Tournament 3:00pm FREE CRC
Tuesday Guitar Jam 3:00pm FREE CRC
Wednesday Pool Tournament 3:00pm FREE CRC
Friday Friday Night Movie 6:00pm FREE CRC

Teen Council Recruitment

Raging Waters
The City of Temecula would like to invite all Temecula teens to Raging Waters.
Ages: 12 - 18 Years
We are currently seeking Temecula Teens to become Teen Council members! If
you live in Temecula, attend any of the local middle schools or high schools, and What better way to stay cool this summer than to spend the day at a water park.
are interested in planning activities and programs for the teens of the The fee includes admission and transportation, space is limited so sign up today!
community, here’s your opportunity! Activity# Date Day Time Fee
The Council meets twice a month (every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at 2300.201 Jul 16 Wed 9:00am-9:00pm $30
6pm) to discuss programs the City offers for the teens. For more info please
call the CRC at 694-6410. Teen Beach Trips
The City of Temecula invites all Temecula teens to join us on bi-weekly trips to
Trail Clean up Oceanside. The fee includes transportation and a small snack. Remember to
bring swim suit, towel, sunscreen and any beach accessories. Sorry no
surfboards. Pre registration required. Must register one week before trip!
Ages: 12 - 18 Years
The Teen Council has adopted a trail along the Santa Gertudis Creek and we
are inviting all Temecula teens to come out and join us for our quarterly clean Activity # Date Day Time Fee
up. You can earn community service hours and you do not need to be a council 2300.202 Jun 25 Wed 9:00am-4:00pm $5
member to participate. Please remember to bring water and be sure to wear 2300.203 Jul 9 Wed 9:00am-4:00pm $5
attire appropriate for the weather, because we will be out there come rain or 2300.204 Jul 23 Wed 9:00am-4:00pm $5
shine. We meet at Nakayama Park and work down to Nicolas Road Park. 2300.205 Aug 6 Wed 9:00am-4:00pm $5
Permission slips can be picked up three weeks prior to the event.
Instructor: City Staff Knott’s Scary Farm
Date Day Time Fee Drop off/Pick up Knott’s Berry Farm is haunted with ghosts and goblins and becomes Knott’s
Sept 6 Sat 9:00-11:00am FREE Nakayama Park/Nicolas Park Scary Farm. There is special entertainment and scary mazes along with a few
Nov 1 Sat 9:00-11:00am FREE Nakayama Park/Nicolas Park other surprises lurking around corners. This will be a frightening evening so you
must be at least 13 years old. Fee includes admission and transportation.
Middle School Dances Space is limited so sign up today.
Activity# Date Day Time Fee
2300.206 Oct 18 Sat 5:30pm-3:00am $40.00
Ages: Middle School
If you are a Temecula Middle School student we’ve got the dance for you! The
Drop off/Pick up for all excursions: CRC
Temecula Teen Council will be hosting several dances, but due to growing
popularity space is limited to 200 students. Pre-registration is a great way to
guarantee a spot for you and your friends. Summer Pool Parties
Remember to bring your school ID. Ages: 12 - 18 Years
Fee: $3 The Temecula Teen Council would like to invite all Temecula Middle School and
Dates Day Time High School students to come to the CRC pool for a party. There will be a DJ
June 20 Fri 6:30-9:00pm on deck so grab your friends and your swimsuit and come on down!
Aug 1 Fri 6:30-9:00pm Don’t forget to bring proof of residency. Fee: $3
Sept 19 Fri 6:30-9:00pm Date Day Time
Dec 5 Fri 6:30-9:00pm June 28 Sat 6:00-8:00pm
July 19 Sat 6:00-8:00pm
Summer Concert Series Aug 9 Sat 6:00-8:00pm
Ages: 12 - 18 Years
The Temecula Teen Council would like to invite all local teen bands to play at TV Anchor & Reporting for Teens
our summer concert series. These shows will be only $3 for Temecula Teens Ages: 13-17 Years
so bring your friends and support some local bands! Hey Teens! Have you ever thought about being on television, introducing your
Dates Day Time own fashion show, cooking show or being a News Anchor? In this three-day
July 25 Fri 7:00-9:00pm workshop, you will learn important on-camera techniques to make your best
Aug 15 Fri 7:00-9:00pm television appearance! Each student will learn how to write and read a variety
of script styles from a Hollywood News Station and perform them on tape for in-
class critique. Topics include interview techniques, news-writing and anchoring
techniques. Each student will receive a personalized DVD showcasing their
best work from the class! Materials Fee: Additional $70 due to instructor.
Instructor: Don Howze Location: OTTCT Rehearsal Room
Fee: $175/Workshop
Class # Dates Day Times
1290.201 Aug 1-3 Fri-Sun 11:00am-11:30am
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Temecula Skate Park
General Information: The City of Temecula offers a state-of-the-art Skate Park located at 42569 Margarita Road. The entire park includes a concrete skateboard
facility, an official size roller hockey arena, picnic facilities, restroom/snack bar, equipment rental and plenty of parking. This one-acre skate park offers the
ultimate skateboarding and in-line skating experience. The park consists of a competition 60-foot diameter bowl and ramp entry. A 10-foot wide apron connects
the upper bowl with a street plaza skate area. The street plaza boasts a pyramid, fun box, curbs, ramps, stairs and a 20-foot handrail. The park is staffed and
open to the public for various sessions per day, 7 days a week. Special beginner sessions are also offered. The facility is lighted for night skating and can
accommodate a maximum of 30 skaters at one time.

All participants must have a signed waiver form prior to park entry!

APPROPRIATE SAFETY GEAR REQUIRED!

If you do not have safety gear, you may rent it at the skate park

Admission
A resident/non-resident card is required. Each card is $1 annually.
Type Fee
Resident FREE
Non-Resident $5/session

Rental Items & Fees

Appropriate safety gear is required to use Skate Park.
Item Fee
Hand/Wrist Guards $2/pair
Helmet $2
Elbow Pads $1/pair
Knee Pads $1/pair
Everything $5

Scheduled Closures:
Date Day Sessions Open Sessions Closed
Jul 4 Fri None All
Oct 31 Fri None All
Dec 25 Thu None All

Fall Skaters Challenge

Join the City for an awesome day to show your boarding skills. Only amateur
boarders are eligible. No sponsored, pro or competitive skaters. This
competition will include challenges from ollies to flip tricks. Space is limited.
Sign up at the Skate Park on the morning of the event, or for more information
call the CRC at 694-6410. All safety equipment is required and is available for
Skate Park Hours of Operation
rent. Day Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4
Date: Time: Fee: Location: Sun 1:00pm- 4:00pm-
TBA TBD FREE Temecula Skate Park 3:30pm 6:30pm
Mon-Fri 4:00pm- 7:00pm-
Roller Hockey Arena 6:30pm 9:30pm
The regulation size (180 foot by 85 foot) roller hockey arena accommodates Sat 10:00am- 1:00pm- 4:00pm- 7:00pm-
roller hockey enthusiasts of every age. In addition to regularly scheduled open 12:30pm 3:30pm 6:30pm 9:30pm
skate time, the arena is used extensively by local non-profit youth hockey
leagues and hosts a variety of roller hockey tournaments.
Community Open Skate
Summer Hours (Jun 20 - Aug 29)
Day: Time: Day Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4
Mon-Fri 8:00am-3:45pm Sun 1:00pm- 4:00pm-
3:30pm 6:30pm
Mon-Fri 10:00am- 1:00pm- 4:00pm- 7:00pm
12:30pm 3:30pm 6:30pm 9:30pm
Sat 10:00am- 1:00pm- 4:00pm- 7:00pm-
12:30pm 3:30pm 6:30pm 9:30pm
*Non-School Days/Holidays: Hours are based on the TVUSD schedule for both middle schools
and high schools; the skate park will operate the same as the Saturday schedule.
 General Information: The City of Temecula Community Services Department Senior Excursions
offers a wide variety of services and activities at the Mary Phillips Senior Center
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(MPSC). This beautiful facility is located at 41845 Sixth Street, and is equipped
Ages: 55+ Seniors
General Information: Community Services proudly offers some exciting
with four pool tables, a library, classrooms and auditorium with stage. The
excursions just for our senior community. Registration will be taken on a first-
center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm. Stop by and pick up our
come, first-served basis until the excursion is filled. A 20% cancellation fee will
monthly calendar of activities and other information on senior programs and
be charged for all refunds.
services.

Senior Nutrition Program

Ages: 60+ and Spouses
Meals On-Site: The Community Services Department, in cooperation with
Riverside County Office on Aging and Sodexho Corporation, offers a lunch
program for seniors age 60+ and their spouses. Meals are served in a
congregate setting at the Senior Center. If you are unable to keep your
reservation for any reason, please call the same number to cancel.
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 11:30am
Reservations: Call Nutrition Program at 694-6465 from 9:00am-1:00pm.
Required 24 hours in advance.
Suggested donation: $3.00 for seniors; $5.00 for non-seniors.
Home Delivered Meals: The Nutrition Program offers home-delivered meals to
homebound and frail seniors in our community. Hot meals are delivered at
lunchtime Monday through Friday, with frozen meals delivered for the weekends
at the same time.

Open House Aquarium of the Pacific

You are invited to a celebration! Come to the Aquarium of the Pacific where you can get in touch with nature,
The Mary Phillips Senior Center marine life, touch sharks, feed lorikeet birds and watch the sea otters play. Over
is turning 15 years young! Join 12,500 animals await you. Lunch is on your own.
us for an “Open House” Activity # Date Day Time Fee
Thursday, September 25th from 4100.201 Aug 11 Mon 8:00am-5:00pm $30
10:00am-2:00pm. We will walk
down memory lane reflecting on
the last 15 years of friends, fun
Bowers Museum
The Bowers Museum is located in Santa Ana, featuring historical artifacts from
and service. A celebration
all over the world. Special exhibits include California, Ancient China, and other
ceremony will begin at 10:30am. Refreshments will be served.
natural history exhibits.
Activity # Date Day Time Fee
4100.202 Sep 9 Tue 9:00am-5:00pm $30

2nd Annual The Living Desert

“Fall into Step with your Health Needs!” The Living Desert is a 1200 acre wildlife and Botanical Park featuring rare
plants in 10 ecosystems and 152 animal species from the world’s deserts.
Health Fair Among the animals are big horn sheep, zebras, camels, leopards, and much
more. Lunch is included.
Activity# Date Day Time Fee
Saturday, October 11, 2008 4100.203 Oct 13 Mon 7:00am-5:00pm $35
9:00am - 12:00pm
Welk’s: An Irving Berlin Musical
Don’t miss this wonderful performance that features music and lyrics by Irving
Berlin. You won’t want to miss this unforgettable show full of songs by
Free screenings, health care information, prize
America’s most popular song writer. We know you won’t be disappointed.
drawings, entertainment, refreshments and much Buffet lunch provided.
more. For more information or to participate as a Activity# Date Day Time Fee
4100.204 Nov 6 Thu 10:30am-5:00pm $60
vendor call the Center at 694-6464.
Mission Inn Christmas Lights
Mission Inn reflects California mission architecture. Buildings and courtyards
brim with antique bells, stained glass, paintings and gardens. During the
holiday season the Mission is decorated with many lights and is truly a sight to
see! Dinner is on your own.
Activity# Date Day Time Fee
4100.205 Dec 8 Mon 1:00pm-9:00pm $25
 Monthly Special Events Attention Seniors:
Are you looking to play softball in the City of Temecula? The City of Temecula
Event Date Day Time

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is starting a 55 and over senior softball league. If you would like to be placed on
Independence Day Party Jul 3 Thu 10:30am
an individual list or have a team, contact the City of Temecula for more
Hawaiian Luau Aug 5 Tue 10:30am
information at 694-6480.
15 Year Anniversary Open House Sep 25 Thu 10:30am
Halloween Party Oct 31 Fri 10:30am
Thanksgiving Feast Nov 20 Thu 10:30am Senior Swing Sensation
Holiday Party Dec 18 Thu 10:30am Seniors, don’t sit home! Come out for a night of dancing to the sounds of Sam
DeFazio and the “Good Time Band”. Bring a partner or come stag (we do
mixers) and have a swinging good time. Event now held at the Senior Center.
Fee: $7/per person
Birthday Celebration
Join us on the second Wednesday of your Date Day Time Theme
birthday month for a celebration honoring Sep 19 Fri 7:00-10:00pm Fall Harvest
all the people born during that month. Let Oct 17 Fri 7:00-10:00pm Halloween Party
our staff know your birth date, and we’ll Dec 19 Fri 7:00-10:00pm Holiday Dance
put your name on the birthday banner.
Dates Day Time Fee
Monthly 2nd Wed 11:30am FREE

Choral Group
Join your friends in a sing-along with a choral director and pianist! This group
has gone out into the community to sing for nursing home patients and
hospitals, and they’re planning more fun performances. You don’t need to be a
Pavarotti to join, just come and enjoy the music!
Dates Day Time Fee
Weekly Tue 10:00-11:00am FREE

Fit, Fun & Fabulous

This is a very energizing class. A variety of stretching, strengthening and
endurance moves are incorporated in every class and the instructor is a great
motivator!
Instructor: Lindi Abacherli Location: MPSC
Class# Dates Day Time Fee
4200.201 Jul 1-Jul 31* Mon-Fri 9:00-9:45am $33.00/Month Seniors Golden Years of Temecula
4200.202 Aug 1-Aug 29 Mon-Fri 9:00-9:45am $31.50/Month The Seniors Golden Years is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the
4200.203 Sep 2-Sep 30* Mon-Fri 9:00-9:45am $31.50/Month improvement of the lives of Temecula Valley Seniors. The club sponsors trips,
4200.204 Oct 1-Oct 30 Mon-Fri 9:00-9:45am $34.50/Month fundraisers and co-sponsors several monthly activities.
4200.205 Nov 3-Nov 26* Mon-Fri 9:00-9:45am $25.50/Month Meetings Dates Day Time Location
4200.206 Dec 1-Dec 31* Mon-Fri 9:00-9:45am $33.00/Month Board meetings Monthly 2nd Wed 11:00am MPSC
Please Note: Walk-ins available at $2.50 per class. General Meetings Monthly 2nd/4th Wed 12:45pm MPSC
*Class Skip Dates: Jul 4, Sep 1, Sep 25, Nov 11, Nov 27, Nov 28, Dec 25
Golden Years Bingo
Come on down and play a fun game of bingo! Cards are only $1 and ten games
“Staying in Touch” with
Temecula Seniors will be played. All money taken in will be given out in prizes.
S.I.T. Program Day Time Fee Location
This program is designed to 4th Wed 2:00-4:00pm $1.00/Card MPSC
keep in touch with those
Temecula seniors who are Golden Years Seniors Potluck
living alone or are homebound. The potluck is open to all seniors. Please bring a dish to share (which serves 6-
Volunteers will call weekly to 8 people), and your own place setting. The club supplies coffee, tea and ice.
chat, listen and keep in touch Join this group for a sociable meal on the 1st Wed. of each month at 4:00pm.
with our older Temecula Day Time Fee Location
residents. If you are a Temecula 1st Wed 4:00pm FREE MPSC
senior and would like to be
placed on our list to be called or Golden Years Excursions
to become a S.I.T. program volunteer Please check with Esther, the Seniors Golden Years representative at 694-6466
please call 694-6464. between 9:00am-12:00pm for more information.

Mary Phillips Senior Center

The Place Friends Meet
 Duplicate Bridge Club (ACBL Sanctioned) Grandparents Support Group
Our Duplicate Bridge game on Thursday afternoons draws players from The City of Temecula, in conjunction with the Office of Aging, is committed to
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throughout the Temecula Valley. If Duplicate Bridge is your game, come try your helping grandparents, relatives, caregivers and children in developing,
skills against theirs! maintaining and strengthening the family.
Instructor: Campbell Dates Day Time Fee
Dates Day Time Fee Monthly 3rd Thu 10:00am-12:00pm FREE
Weekly Thu 1:00-4:30pm $6.00/Person
Social Security Information
Bridge 4 Fun/Duplicate Bridge Club A representative from Social Security will be at the Center to answer your
Master Points are awarded for each game and there is a nominal table fee. Zero questions, replace lost social security cards and set up appointments for
tolerance policy strictly enforced. Duplicate can be fun! Free classes; call for retirement. First-come, first-served basis. If you cannot come during the
complete information or check the web site at www.bridge4fun.net or email: designated time, you can get more information 24 hours a day by calling Social
Bridge-4-Fun@yahoo.com or call (951) 302-2614 or (951) 805-5172. Security's toll-free number, 1-800-772-1213.
Instructor: Schramm Dates Day Time Fee
Dates Day Time Fee Monthly 1st Thu 1:00-2:30pm FREE
Weekly Wed 10:30am-4:30pm $6.00/Person
Weekly Sat 10:30am-4:30pm $6.00/Person Health Insurance Counseling
The Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) is here to
Care Connexxus Inc. help you sort through the confusion about Medicare and health insurance. A
(Caregiver’s Support Group) qualified HICAP counselor will provide free counseling information on Medicare
If you are caring for a loved one who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease or any and other forms of health insurance. Information on insurance scams also
other disability, then come and share your difficulties with people who can help. provided. Appointments are needed. For appointments, call Sheila at (951) 697-
This group offers lots of support, information and help for caregivers. 6565 ext. 242.
Dates Day Time Fee Dates Day Time Fee
Monthly 1st Tue 10:00-11:30am FREE Monthly 1st Wed By Appointment FREE
Monthly 3rd Thu By Appointment FREE
Blood Pressure Checks
The Seniors Golden Years organization provides free blood pressure checks. If
Senior Transport Program
you need to monitor your blood pressure, come in and take advantage of this Don’t sit inside…call us for your next ride...to the Mary Phillips Senior Center!
free service. The Senior Transport Program offers door-to-door round-trip transportation to
Dates Day Time Fee Center. For more information call 694-6464.
Bi-Monthly 2nd/4th Wed 10:30-11:30am FREE Days: Monday through Friday
Pick-up Time: 9:00-10:30am
Return Time: 1:30-3:30pm
AARP Reservations: Call 694-6464 at least 24 hours in advance
American Association of Retired Persons. This senior citizen’s advocacy group Fee: $.50/Resident; $1.00/Non-resident
is very active in senior issues and welcomes new members.
Dates Day Time Fee
Monthly 2nd Mon 10:00am FREE
RTA Riverside Transit Authority
RTA is offering a reduced fare for seniors (60 and above) and persons with
disabilities on a fixed bus route service program. General fares are normally
55 Alive Driver Program $1.25. However, you can purchase a photo ID card for $2.00. This will reduce
AARP sponsors a driver improvement class that may entitle you to a reduction the cost of your fare to 60 cents. The card is valid for 3 years. An RTA customer
in your auto insurance premiums, as well as refreshing your knowledge of the service specialist will be on hand for questions and assistance.
rules of the road. This is an eight-hour class. Pre-registration is required. Dates Day Time Fee
Payment is made directly to AARP. Monthly 4th Wed 10:00am-12:00pm FREE
Dates Day Time Fee
Every Other Month 3rd Wed/Thu 12:15-4:15pm $10.00
Visiting Nurses Assoc. of Inland Counties
Offering monthly information and discussions on understanding Medicare,
hospice services and palliative care with special guest speakers and topics.
Dates Day Time Fee
Monthly 1st Mon 10:00-11:30am FREE

Health Net
A representative from Health Net will be available to answer any questions or
information needed. A Doctor will be speaking on a new topic each month.
Dates Day Time Fee
Monthly 4th Thu 10:00-11:30am FREE

Picking up the Pieces, Bereavement Support Group

Hospice of the Valleys provides a weekly bereavement support group at the
Senior Center. These groups are supportive gatherings focused on the normal
and unique responses following the death of a loved one. For information
regarding services call Hospice of the Valleys at (951) 672-1666.
Dates Day Time Fee
Weekly Tue 1:00pm FREE
TEMECULA HIGH HOPES PROGRAM Music Therapy

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Ages: 18 Years - Adults Ages: 16+
The Temecula High Hopes Program enables our special needs adults, ages 18 Come join us for a new music therapy class. Class will consist of basic drum skills
years and older to socialize and interact with peers while participating in group and the instructor will introduce the participants to the fundamentals of guitar.
activities and events. The program meets at the Temecula Community Center Instructor: Matt Kelly
(TCC) 28816 Pujol Street on the first and third Fridays of each month from 6pm Star Date Day Time Location
– 9 pm. Check out the following calendar for upcoming activities. For Jun 5 - Aug 14 Thu 3:30-4:30 pm TCC
information call the TCC at 694-6469. (No class Jul 10 , 17)

High Hopes Choir & Bells

Ages: 16+
Do you love to sing? Come join us this fall for the High Hopes Choir and Bell
class program. Learn a variety of old favorites and new hit songs. Come test
your talent and learn how great you sound. Participants will also learn the skill
of playing bell chimes. Sponsored by the Vineyard Valley Women’s Club.
Dates Day Time Location
Sep 9 - Dec 4 Tue 3:00-4:30 pm TCC
(No class Nov 25)

Home Economics
Do you love to cook and sew? Then you will want to join our summer Home
High Hopes Calendar Summer/Fall 2008
Date: Event:
Economics class. We will be cooking up a lot of great treats and snacks. And
Jul 4 NO High Hopes – 4th of July Extravaganza
while the food is in the oven you will spend time sewing or creating a take-home
July 18 High Hopes Family Swim Night with the City of Temecula
project. Don’t miss out! Come enjoy the fun!
Chaparral High School 6:30pm – 8:00 pm (NO Potluck)
Dates Day Time Location
Aug 1 Game Night (Potluck)
Jun 3 - Aug 12 Tue 3:00-4:00 pm TCC
Aug 15 Movie Night (Temeku Hills Park)
(No class Jul 8, 15)
(Potluck – Call TCC for Details & Times – “Matilda”)
Sept 5 Mulligan’s Family Fun Center
(NO Potluck) (Meet at Mulligan’s 6pm) Fall Arts & Crafts
($16 per person – Pizza, Drinks, Unlimited Rides, Golf) Ages: 16+
Sept 19 9th Anniversary Celebration (NO Potluck - Dance) This program is designed to inspire the creative person in you! Participants will
Pre-registration is required. Call 694-6469. learn the fundamentals of color and design in their own signature art works.
Oct 3 Fall Harvest Dance (Potluck) Projects will consist of watercolor, charcoal drawings, stained glass and a
Oct 17 Halloween Party – Wear Your Costume! (Potluck / Dance) special array of holiday crafts to take home.
Nov 7 Movie Night (Potluck) (Bring your Pillows) Dates Day Time Location
Nov 21 Turkey Day Celebration Sep 11 - Dec 4 Thu 2:00-3:30 pm TCC
(Potluck / Dance – Call TCC for Details) (No class Nov 27)
Last Names: A – G: Mashed Potatoes/Stuffing & Gravy
H – M: Salads
N – S: Vegetables
T – Z: Rolls
Dec 5 NO High Hopes – Santa’s Electric Light Parade
Dec 19 Holiday Party & Dance (NO Potluck - Call TCC for details)
Pre-registration is required. Call 694-6469.
Please note: 2008 Calendar of events is subject to change.

CRC OPEN GYM FOR HIGH HOPES AND

OUR SPECIAL NEEDS CITIZENS
M/W/F 9:00 – 11:00 am CRC Gym
(This schedule is subject to change without notice.
Contact the CRC at 694-6410 for information.)

New Day! Shining Stars

High Hopes Dance program (special needs 16+)
Dance, Dance, Dance! If you always wanted to dance and move your feet to the
Arts & Crafts program for youth Ages 11-16
This program is an arts & crafts program designed just for our special needs
hip hop beat? Here is your chance to join in on the fun and dance, dance, youth population in the community at no cost to the participants. Participants will
dance. The High Hopes Dance program is a great way for you to socialize, get learn watercolor, collage drawing and much more!
fit and participants will have a chance to strut their stuff at one of our annual Instructor: Staff
High Hopes programs. Summer session
Instructor: Blythe Baker Dates Day Time Location
Summer Session: Jun 5 - Aug 14 Thu 4:30 - 6:00pm TCC
Start Date Day Time Location (No class Jul 10 & 17)
Jun 3 - Aug 14 Tue 2:15-3:00pm TCC Fall session
(No High Hopes Jul 8, 15) Sep 18 - Dec 4 (No class Nov 27)
Fall session begins: Sep 9 - Dec 4 (No High Hopes Nov 11, Nov 27)
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Aquatics
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General information: Dates and times may change due to

Ages: 12 Years - Adults
This is a non-instructional program established for individuals who have a
holidays, special events, swimmer safety and maintenance of the desire to swim for fitness or therapeutic purposes. A lifeguard will be present at
facility or participation levels. all times. (Program subject to change upon participation level)
Fee: $1/Resident; $5/Non-resident
Locations:
Location: CRC Pool
CRC Pool Dates Day Time
Location: 30875 Rancho Vista Road Ongoing Mon-Fri 5:30am-8:30am
Amenities: 25 Yard Heated Pool May 19-Aug 29 Mon-Fri 11:15am-12:15pm
Depth Range of 3 1/2 ft - 12 ft Begins Sep 2 Mon-Fri 11:00am-12:45pm
Diving Board - Water Slide - Indoor Showers Ongoing Sat 7:00am-9:00am
Dressing Rooms & Lockers (locks not provided)
CHS Pool Public Swim
Location: Chaparral High School, 27215 Nicolas Road
Amenities: 25 Yard Heated, 8 Lane Competition Pool
Ages: All
Children, ages seven years and younger, must be accompanied by an adult (18
Recreational Pool with Diving Board years or older) in the pool. Children of all ages may be required to swim
Zero Depth Spray Play Area overhand crawl stroke while breathing side to side the width of the pool before
Dressing Rooms & Lockers (locks not provided) being allowed to use the diving board and/or dive. Due to safety concerns,
TES Pool masks, fins and snorkels are prohibited. Only “Coast Guard Approved” life
Location: Temecula Elementary School, 41951 Moraga Road jackets will be permitted. All patrons wearing life jackets must be accompanied
Amenities: 25 Yard Heated Pool by an adult. (For emergency training purposes, staff will periodically conduct
All-shallow pool with depths ranging from 3-4 1/2 ft emergency drills that will require patrons to vacate the pool area for 15-20
minutes.)
Safety Concerns Fee: Free/Resident; $5/Non-resident
• Due to safety concerns masks, fins and snorkels are prohibited at all times. Location: CRC Pool
• Patrons requesting to use floatation devices may only wear “Coast Guard Dates Day Time
Approved” life jackets. All youth wearing life jackets must be accompanied Jun 16 - Aug 15 Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pm
by an adult in the water. May 6 - Sep 27 Sat-Sun 1:00-5:00pm
• Shirts are prohibited on the waterslide and in deep water. Location: CHS Pool
• The pools are subject to closure if the weather is severe and presents a Dates Day Time
hazard to swimmers. Jun 16 - Aug 15 Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pm
• Swim diapers are required for all infants. Jun 14-Aug 17 Sat-Sun 1:00-5:00pm
The Temecula Community Services Department will not assume any *May be extended as weather permits
responsibility for any personal property. Please do not bring valuables!
Holiday Hours
Dates Day Time
Jul 4 Fri 11:00am-3:00pm
Non - Resident Fee Policy
Please be mindful that non-residents include, but are not limited to, residents of:
Wine Country, Winchester, Murrieta, Menifee, Canyon Lake, Lake Elsinore, Sep 1 Mon 11:00am-3:00pm (CRC Pool ONLY)
Anza, De Luz, Silverhawk, French Valley and other nearby communities.
Masters Program
Ages: 18 Years - Adults
Swim Lesson Refund Policy We are excited to announce a new Masters Swimming Program coming to the
Refunds must be requested 5 business days prior to the first class start date. A City of Temecula Aquatics. This program is
20% cancellation fee will be applied to all approved refunds. designed to help swimmers improve fitness
and/or train for specific goals, and to offer
support for a healthy lifestyle through
friendship and camaraderie. We went
Adult Learn to Swim
Ages: Adults you to feel welcome, whether you’re
This class is designed for adults who desire swim instruction. All skill levels will a long-time competitor or a
be accommodated from swimming basics to stroke technique. Class will be 40 beginner looking for a fun way to
minutes per day, one day a week, for 4 weeks. This course is taught by certified exercise. All workouts will be
American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. Participants should be in a coached by a certified USA
swimsuit and ready for class at class time. Swimming Coach and workouts are
Instructor: City Staff Location: CRC Pool designed to meet different fitness levels. All
Fee: $45/Resident; $55/Non-resident Masters Participants must complete a USA
Class# Dates Day Time Masters registration form and pay the yearly dues
5001.201 Jul 5-Jul 26 Sat 9:00-10:00am of $40 in order to participate. A USA Masters form is
5001.202 Aug 9-Aug 30 Sat 9:00-10:00am available at the TES pool during practice times.
5001.203 Sep 13-Oct 4 Sat 9:00-10:00am Fee: $30/per month
Date Day Time Location
May 5-Jun 13 Mon/Wed/Fri 5:30-7:00am CRC Pool
Jun 16-Aug 15 Mon/Wed/Fri 5:30-7:00am CHS Pool
Aug 18-TBA Mon/Wed/Fri 5:30-700am TBA
Water Aerobics/Aqua Exercise

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Ages: 12 Years - Adults
A complete forty-five minute workout using the water as resistance to firm, tone
and increase cardio-respiratory endurance. This is an ongoing class so you can
join at any time. Please note: Classes scheduled at TES Pool will be shallow
water only. For shallow water class, participants should be comfortable moving
around in 3 to 4 feet of water. The ability to swim is not required. For classes
held at the CRC Pool, Tuesday’s class will be a shallow water class and
Thursday’s a deep water class. (See Deep Water class for description). It is not
required that you participate in both class dates.
Instructor: Hinton/Woolstenhulme Fee: $4/Resident; $5/Non-resident
(pay at pool)
Dates Day Time Location
Jun 3-Aug 14 Tue/Thu 8:00-8:45am TES Pool
Aug 19-Nov 20 Tue/Thu 10:00-10:45am CRC Pool
Class Skip Dates: Nov 11

Deep Water Aerobics

Ages: 12 Years - Adults
A non-impact aerobics workout in deep water. Wearing a belt creates “neutral
buoyancy” allowing participants to work muscles in the limbs and core against
the water’s resistance, resulting in increased cardio-respiratory and muscular
endurance. Other benefits are increased overall strength, flexibility and range
of motion. Participants should be comfortable in deep water wearing a belt.
Bring your own belt or purchase from the instructor. This is an ongoing class so
you can join at any time. Materials Fee: An optional $25 for a belt which can Swim Lesson Level Descriptions
be purchased from instructor. Parent N’Me Ages: 6 Months - 3 Years
Instructor: Hinton Fee: $4/Resident; $5/Non-resident (pay at pool) This course is designed for parent/child interaction. Emphasis is on water adjustment,
Dates Day Time Location water entry, bubble blowing, underwater exploration, front glide, front kick, arm
movement, back float, rolling over, rescue breathing and safety skills. NOTE: Infants
Jun 7-Aug 30 Sat 9:00am-10:00am CHS Pool
must wear plastic pants under their suits while in the water. Swim diapers ONLY, no
regular diapers please.
Scuba Diving Lessons Toddler Ages: 3 - 5 Years
This course is designed for those students between the ages of 3-5 years. Students
must be able to listen and follow directions. Skills taught include water adjustment,
Ages: 10 Years - Adults
Discover the fun and excitement of SCUBA diving. The Scuba Center bubble blowing, underwater exploration, introduction to front crawl stroke, back float
Temecula instructors, with over 45 years of combined experience are ready to and front float with support, kicking and alternate arm strokes.
teach you to explore our underwater world and L1 - Level 1 Water Exploration Ages: 5 Years +
certify you in as little as 2 weeks. In this course, students will learn elementary aquatic skills. Skills taught include bubble
Classroom instruction will take place at blowing, underwater exploration, introduction to front crawl stroke, back float and front
float with support, kicking and alternate arm strokes.
Scuba Center Temecula and pool
L2 - Level 2 Primary Skills Ages: 5 Years +
instruction will take place at the Participant must have mastered Level 1 skills before entering this class. The objective
CRC. Open-water dives will be of this course is for the students to successfully learn fundamental skills. The student
conducted either on Catalina will learn to float without support, and to recover to a vertical position. Other skills to be
Island or La Jolla Shores. taught are glides, front arm motion, back arm motion, flutter kicks and rhythmic
Participants must provide their breathing. This level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills and adds to self-help
and basic rescue skills.
own mask, snorkel, boots, fins
L3 - Level 3 Stroke Readiness Ages: 5 Years +
and gloves. Each class session Participant must have mastered Level 2 skills before entering this class. This course
consists of classroom and pool will teach the combined skills of front arm motion and rhythmic breathing, diving from
instruction and two ocean dives. the side of pool, back crawl and elementary backstroke kick. These skills are moving
For a breakdown of the schedule for your child into the field of true aquatics.
each session or for further L4/5 - Level 4 Stroke Development/Level 5 Stroke Refinement Combo
information call 951-506-0252. Level 4: Participant must have mastered Level 3 skills before entering this class. This
course develops confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other
Please note: In order to be certified you aquatic skills. New skills introduced will be elementary backstroke, breaststroke and
must participate in open-water dives, which sidestroke. Students increase their endurance by swimming greater distances.
the instructor will discuss at the first class meeting. Level 5 Stroke Refinement: Participant must have mastered Level 4 skills before
Materials Fee: An additional $55.20 materials fees is due to instructor. entering this class. At this level the student will have the good basic stroke skills. The
Instructor: Scuba Center Staff Fee: $120/Session objective is to coordinate and refine key strokes. Butterfly, open turns and springboard
Class # Class Dates diving will be introduced at this time.
L6 - Level 6 Personal Water Safety/Fundamentals of Diving
3801.201 Jun 7-Jul 27 Participant must have mastered Level 5 skills before entering this class. The objective
3801.202 Jul 21-Aug 10 of Level 6 is to polish strokes so students use them with more ease, efficiency, power
3801.203 Aug 4-Aug 24 and smoothness over greater distances. Personal safety survival swimming and self-
3801.204 Aug 25-Sep 14 rescue skills are introduced. Springboard diving fundamentals are also taught in this
3801.205 Sep 8-Sep 28 class. Swimming endurance is greatly increased during the course.
3801.206 Oct 6-Oct 26
Youth Swim Lessons Schedule and Registration
3801.207 Nov 3-Nov 23 information on Page 38.
3801.208 Dec 8-Dec 28
 Youth Swim Lessons Lesson Fees: Resident $45.00; Non-resident $55.00
General Information: Due to many requests for those desiring to participate in
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this program, the City of Temecula will once again be offering an expanded
youth swim lesson program through the months of May, June, July, August, and
September. Lessons will be provided at the Community Recreation Center,
Chaparral High School Pools, and Temecula Elementary School Pool. Please
read the information below and refer to page 39 for further instructions and the
“Mail-In Swim Registration Form”.

Non - Resident Fee Policy

Please be mindful that non-residents include, but are not limited to, residents of:
Winchester, Murrieta, Menifee, Canyon Lake, Lake Elsinore, Anza, De Luz,
Silverhawk, French Valley and other nearby communities.

Swim Lesson Refund Policy

Refunds must be requested 5 business days prior to the first class start date. A
20% cancellation fee will be applied to all approved refunds.

How to Register
Residents:
Summer Swim Lessons Mail - In Registration: We are proud to offer mail-in registration for City of
Open Registration: Residents will be given an opportunity to request one swim Temecula residents only. It is important to keep in mind that mail-in registration
lesson per child for any of the listed Summer Sessions during open registration will be accepted only during the weeks specified for the session indicated.
May 5-11. Session 1 registration takes place during this time period as well. Residents who use mail-in registration will be given first priority.
Once open registration has been completed, the other sessions will be available Walk - in Registration: Walk-in registration will be available for residents who
for mail-in registrations on the dates listed below. do not wish to use the mail-in process, and for non-residents, should class
Summer Registration Dates space be available. Proof of residency will be required at time of registration.
Session Lesson Dates Days Mail-in Reg Walk-in Reg Walk-in registration will be held at the CRC located at 30875 Rancho Vista Rd.
Session 1 Jun 16-Jun 27 Mon-Fri/2 Wks N/A N/A from 4:30-6:30pm on the dates indicated below. Please remember that
Session 2 Jun 30-Jul 11 Mon-Fri/2 Wks Jun 16-Jun 20 Jun 26 residents using mail-in registration will receive priority over walk-in registrations.
Class Skip Date: July 4 (Please note that the same fee will apply for this session)
Session 3 Jul 14-Jul 25 Mon-Fri/2 Wks Jun 30-Jul 5 Jul 10
Session 4 Jul 28-Aug 8 Mon-Fri/2 Wks Jul 14-Jul 18 Jul 24
Non-Residents:
Walk - in Registration: Walk-in registration will be available for non-residents
Session 5** Aug 11-Aug 22 Mon-Fri/2 Wks Jul 28-Aug 1 Aug 7 should class space be available. Walk-in registration will be held at the CRC
** Session 5 - Afternoon/Evening classes only available located at 30875 Rancho Vista Rd. from 4:30-6:30pm on the dates indicated.
Please be aware that residents who did not utilize the mail-in process will be
given priority at walk-in registration.

Summer Swim Lesson Schedule

Please note: Classes/levels may be combined due to low enrollment.
CRC Pool AM Classes CHS Pool AM Classes TES Pool AM Classes TES Pool PM Classes
Class: Time Age: Class: Time Age: Class: Time Age: Class: Time Age:
Parent N’Me 9:40-10:10am 6 Mos-3 yrs Parent N’Me 9:40-10:10am 6 Mos-3 yrs Parent N’Me 11-11:30am 6 Mos-3 yrs Parent N’Me 5:10-5:40pm 6 Mos-3 yrs
Parent N’Me 10:20-10:50am 6 Mos-3 yrs Toddler 9-9:30am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 9-9:30am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 4:30-5pm 3-5 Yrs
Toddler 9-9:30am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 9:40-10:10am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 9:40-10:10am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 5:10-5:40pm 3-5 Yrs
Toddler 9:40-10:10am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 10:20-10:50am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 10:20-10:50am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 5:50-6:20pm 3-5 Yrs
Toddler 10:20-10:50am 3-5 Yrs Level 1 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Toddler 11-11:30am 3-5 Yrs Toddler 6:30-7pm 3-5 Yrs
Level 1 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 1 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 1 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Toddler 7:10-7:40pm* 3-5 Yrs
Level 1 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 1 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 1 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 1 4:30-5pm 5 Yrs +
Level 1 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 2 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 1 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 1 5:10-5:40pm 5 Yrs +
Level 2 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 2 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 1 11-11:30am 5 Yrs + Level 1 5:50-6:20pm 5 Yrs +
Level 2 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 2 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 2 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 1 6:30-7pm 5 Yrs +
Level 2 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 3 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 2 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 1 7:10-7:40pm* 5 Yrs +
Level 3 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 3 9:55-10:25am 5 Yrs + Level 2 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 2 4:30-5pm 5 Yrs +
Level 3 9:55-10:25am 5 Yrs + Level 4/5 9-9:45am 5 Yrs + Level 2 11-11:30am 5 Yrs + Level 2 5:10-5:40pm 5 Yrs +
Level 4/5 9-9:45am 5 Yrs + Level 4/5 9:55-10:40am 5 Yrs + Level 3 9-9:30am 5 Yrs + Level 2 5:50-6:20pm 5 Yrs +
Level 4/5 9:55-10:40am 5 Yrs + Level 6 9-9:45am 5 Yrs + Level 3 9:40-10:10am 5 Yrs + Level 2 6:30-7pm 5 Yrs +
Level 6 9-9:45am 5 Yrs + CHS Pool PM Classes Level 3 10:20-10:50am 5 Yrs + Level 2 7:10-7:40pm* 5 Yrs +
CRC Pool PM Classes Parent N’Me 4:25-4:55pm 6 Mos-3 yrs Level 3 4:30-5pm 5 Yrs +
Parent N’Me 4:25-4:55pm 6 Mos-3 yrs Toddler 3:45-4:15pm 3-5 Yrs Level 3 5:50-6:20pm 5 Yrs +
Toddler 3:45-4:15pm 3-5 Yrs Toddler 4:25-4:55pm 3-5 Yrs Level 3 6:30-7pm 5 Yrs +
Toddler 4:25-4:55pm 3-5 Yrs Level 1 3:45-4:15pm 5 Yrs + Level 3 7:10-7:40pm* 5 Yrs +
Level 1 3:45-4:15pm 5 Yrs + Level 1 4:25-4:55pm 5 Yrs + Class Level Descriptions
Level 1 4:25-4:55pm 5 Yrs + Level 2 3:45-4:15pm 5 Yrs + Available on pg. 37 *Session 1-4 Only
Level 2 3:45-4:15pm 5 Yrs + Level 2 4:25-4:55pm 5 Yrs +
Level 2 4:25-4:55pm 5 Yrs + Level 3 3:45-4:15pm 5 Yrs +
Level 3 3:45-4:15pm 5 Yrs + Level 3 5:10-5:55pm 5 Yrs +
Level 4/5 3:45-4:25pm 5 Yrs + Level 4/5 3:45-4:25pm 5 Yrs +
Level 6 3:45-4:25pm 5 Yrs + Level 4/5 5:10-5:55pm 5 Yrs +
Level 6 3:45-4:25pm 5 Yrs +
 Swim Mail-In Registration Form
• Mail-in registrations will be accepted for City of Temecula residents only. Please be mindful that non-residents include but are not limited to residents of:
Winchester, Murrieta, Anza, De Luz, Silverhawk, French Valley and other nearby communities.
• Mail-in registration forms will only be accepted during the mail-in registration dates indicated on the previous page. All registration forms must be
postmarked on the dates indicated for each session. Any forms received postmarked before or after the appropriate dates will be returned unprocessed.
• A confirmation receipt with your class level, time and pool location will be mailed to you once your registration form is received and processed. Due to popular demand,
please make sure that you have selected a first, second, and third choice on the registration form. Staff will do their best to accommodate first choice requests.
• One registration form per participant is necessary. Additional forms may be copied, picked up at the Community Recreation Center during regular business hours Monday-
Friday, 8am - 5pm, or downloaded from www.cityoftemecula.org
• All swim lessons for Temecula residents are $45 each. One form of payment (check, money order, credit card purchase) per participant is required. Single payments for multiple
requests (i.e. sibling groups) will not be processed. Cash may be used at walk-in registration only. Do not mail in cash. Make checks payable to the City of Temecula.
If paying by credit card the payee’s name must match the name as it appears on the card.
• If you would like to request placement with a sibling or other participant, please send all forms in the same envelope and we will try to accommodate your request.
• The City may combine classes due to low enrollment.
• Please mail the form below with your choice of payment to CSD, Swim Lesson Registration, P.O. Box 9033, Temecula, CA 92589-9033.
CITY OF T E M E C U L A - S W I M L E S S O N M A I L - I N R E G I S T R AT I O N F O R M
Participant Information
First Name Last Name Date of Birth Gender
M F

Choice Session (Circle One) Summer Pool Location (Check One) Level* (Check One) Time

1st Choice Summer Lessons: 2 3 4 5 ❑ CRC ❑ CHS ❑ PNM ❑ TOD ❑ L1 ❑ L2 ____:____ am/pm
❑ TES ❑ Any Location ❑ L3 ❑ L4/5 ❑ L6 ❑ Any Available
2nd Choice Summer Lessons: 2 3 4 5 ❑ CRC ❑ CHS ❑ PNM ❑ TOD ❑ L1 ❑ L2 ____:____ am/pm
❑ TES ❑ Any Location ❑ L3 ❑ L4/5 ❑ L6 ❑ Any Available
3rd Choice Summer Lessons: 2 3 4 5 ❑ CRC ❑ CHS ❑ PNM ❑ TOD ❑ L1 ❑ L2 ____:____ am/pm
❑ TES ❑ Any Location ❑ L3 ❑ L4/5 ❑ L6 ❑ Any Available
Payee Information
First Name Last Name Date of Birth Gender
/ / M F
Address City State Zip

(H) Phone (W) Phone Cell Phone/Pager

Form of Payment
Payment Type Credit Card No. / Check No. Expiration Card Issuer
❑ Check ❑ Credit Card ❑ Money Order / / ❑ Visa ❑ Master Card
Print name as it appears on card Signature

Billing Address (Street, City, State, Zip)

*See page 37 for level descriptions **Please note: There must be one check or money order per participant and mailed in the same envelope
• Should one of the three choices listed above be unavailable, may an available class be appointed? Yes_____ No_____ • Sorry, no specific instructor may be requested.
• Although a registration form and payment must be completed for each participant, please list any other sibling/s requesting swim lessons along with mailing in the same envelope ______________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
• Every attempt will be made to grant one of the choices above. Should sibling groups not be accommodated, do you still desire to take the swim lessons identified above? Yes_____ No____
• Special Needs/Additional Requests: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
• Swim Lesson Refund Policy - Refunds must be requested 5 business days prior to class start date. A 20% cancellation fee is applied to all approved refunds.
LIABILITY WAIVER:
I realize every precaution is taken to eliminate any injuries or hazards, and a competent supervisor is present; however, in the event of any injury, I hereby waive, release and hold harmless from any liability for damages
for personal injury including accidental death, as well as from claims for property damage which may arise in connection with the above named activity, against the supervisor, the City of Temecula, its officers, agents, employees
and volunteers. I further permit the use of activity/event photography and/or video for media promotion.
In case of accident or other emergency, personnel of the Community Services Department and/or its agents are hereby authorized to secure medical care deemed necessary as a result of accident or injury for the participant.
I further agree to pay any and all costs incurred as a result of said treatment.

Adult/Guardian Signature: Date:

 Temecula Community Services Department
ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM
40 - Activity Registration Form

Please Print & Fill Out Completely

Payee/Parent/Guardian:
First Name: Last Name:
Address:
City: State: Zip Code:
Home Telephone: Work Telephone:
Emergency Telephone: Cell Phone:
E-mail Address:
Please check this box if you do NOT want to be informed via e-mail of all the great special events and classes provided by Temecula Community Services Department

Participant
Class# Class Name First Name / Last Name Birth Date Gender Fee:
/ / M/F $
/ / M/F $
/ / M/F $
/ / M/F $
/ / M/F $
/ / M/F $
Payment CHECK Payable to:
City of Temecula MONEY ORDER SUBTOTAL $
Mastercard / Visa
$10 Minimum
Expiration I hereby authorize use of my credit card for above listed activities.

Signature:

Billing Address:

How did you hear about this program?

City Website Recreation Guide Program Flyer Other_______________

LIABILITY WAIVER:
I realize every precaution is taken to eliminate any injuries or hazards, and a competent supervisor is present; however, in the event of any injury, I hereby waive, release and hold harmless from
any liability for damages for personal injury including accidental death, as well as from claims for property damage which may arise in connection with the above named activity, against the
supervisor, the City of Temecula, its officers, agents, employees and volunteers. In case of accident or other emergency, personnel of the Community Services Department and/or its agents are
hereby authorized to secure medical care deemed necessary as a result of accident or injury for the participant. I further agree to pay any and all costs incurred as a result of said treatment.

I further permit the use of activity/event photography and/or video for media promotion.

Refund Policy: All activities and excursions must meet a minimum number of participants to be held. If the City must cancel a class/excursion, participants may transfer to another class/excursion
or receive a full refund. Refunds must be requested 5 business days prior to the first class start date. A 20% cancellation fee will apply for all refunds requested by the payee I further
understand that if by paying by credit card, the refund will be returned as a credit to the card used for original payment. All other refunds will be payable by check and are payable within 30 days.
By signing this waiver I am verifying that I understand and am aware of the refund policy set forth by the City of Temecula.

Participant/Parent/Guardian of Minor (under 18)

Signature: Date:

Mail This Form to: CSD Activities or Fax: (951) 694-6488

PO Box 9033 (For VISA or Mastercard only)
Temecula, CA 92589
 Online Registration

41 - Online Registration
The City of Temecula Community Services Department is excited to share with you our new online registration
system that gives you the flexibility to register for classes and activities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! The
best part is there is no charge to utilize this service. The online registration system is a simple, secure and
convenient program which allows you to browse a listing of City classes and activities and update your personal
account. You can enroll in recreational activities and make payments by credit card anytime. With just a few clicks
you will be ready to experience Online Registration and all the benefits it has to offer.

Visit the City Website at: www.cityoftemecula.org to get started!

New Users
Type www.cityoftemecula.org/registration/ in the internet address bar.
Click on the button NEW USER
Enter you information (fields with * are required) and click SUBMIT
Select CONTINUE at the ACCOUNT CONFIRMATION screen

User Account
Your online account is a powerful tool. It allows you to view activity information, change personal
information, add family members to your account, register for classes and make payments.
To log in: Type www.cityoftemecula.org/registration/ in the internet address bar.
Click on the button LOGIN
Enter USERNAME and Case-sensitive PASSWORD
Click Continue

Finding a Class
Finding classes available for online registration is simple. Here are some hints on searching:
Click on the button SEARCH FOR CLASSES
Narrow the search list by changing the LOCATION or CATEGORY
Use ADVANCED SEARCH to locate a class by a keyword like JAZZ (searches are not case
sensitive)

Selecting Your Class

Once you have made your class selection it is time to add them to your shopping card.
Click on the activity name of the class you have selected
In the ACTIVITY DETAIL screen confirm class information is correct
Select ADD TO CART

Checking Out
Click on the button CART
Verify all information in the SHOPPING CART then select CHECKOUT
Click CONTINUE at the PARTICIPANT INFORMATION screen
Click CONTINUE at the CONFIRM PRICES screen
Provide credit card information on the PAYMENT INFORMATION screen
click CONTINUE to complete order

Please review our new refund policy prior to

Registration can also be mailed or completed registering for classes or activities.
in person at the following locations:
Refund Policy
Mail-In: • A full refund will be given for activities cancelled by the City of Temecula. If the dates
• Mail a completed and signed Activity Registration Form to: or times of an activity are changed by the City and the participant is unable to attend
PO Box 9033, Temecula, CA 92589-9033. a full refund will apply.
• Payment may be made by check, money order, Mastercard or Visa. • All requests for transfers or refunds must be requested 5 business days prior to the
• Make checks payable to “City of Temecula”. first class start date.
• A 20% cancellation fee will be deducted from all approved refunds.
Walk-In: • If original payment was made by a credit card the refund will be credited back to the
Register in person using cash, check, money order or credit card at the credit card. All other refunds will be issued by check and may take up to 2 weeks
following locations: to receive.
• If participant is dissatisfied with a class they must contact the Community Services
Location Day Time Recreation Coordinator at 694-6480 prior to the 2nd class to request a credit that
Community Recreation Center (CRC) Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:45pm can be used to retake the class or be applied to another class in the future.
City Hall Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm • If participant is unable to continue with a class after the class has begun due to an
Temecula Community Center (TCC) Mon/Wed 8:00am-9:00pm illness or health issue a medical excuse from a doctor must be provided to obtain a
Tue/Thu/Fri 8:00am-5:00pm credit that can be used to retake the class or be applied to another class in the
Sat 9:00am-1:00pm future. Charges for classes attended will be deducted from all approved credits.
 City Facilities and Places of Interest
42 - Parks & Facilities Information

Marker Park Name Address

Park Locations City Facilities
Marker Park Name Address
1 Bahia Vista Pk. 41566 Avenida de la Reina A Chapel of Memories 41970 Moreno Rd.
2 Butterfield Stage Pk. 33654 De Portola Rd.
B City Hall 43200 Business Park Dr.
3 Calle Aragon Pk. 41621 Calle Aragon
Hours: 8am - 5pm (Mon-Fri) Phone: (951) 694-6480
4 Crowne Hill Pk. 33203 Old Kent Rd.
5 Harveston Community Pk. 28582 Harveston Dr.
C Community Recreation Center (CRC) 30875 Rancho Vista Rd.
6 Harveston Lake Pk. 29005 Lake House Rd.
Hours: 8am - 4:45pm (Mon-Fri) Phone: (951) 694-6410
7 John Magee Pk. 44656 Corte Veranos
9am - 8:45pm (Sat)
8 Kent Hintergardt Mem. Pk. 31465 Via Cordoba
1pm - 5pm (Sun)
9 Loma Linda Pk. 30877 Loma Linda Rd.
10 Long Canyon Creek Pk. 40356 N. Gen. Kearny Rd.
D Gallery at the Merc (MERC) 42051 Main Street
11 Margarita Community Pk. 29119 Margarita Rd.
12 Meadows Pk. 43110 Meadows Pkwy.
E Harveston Community Room (HCR) 28582 Harveston Dr.
13 Nakayama Pk. 30592 Nicolas Rd.
14 Nicolas Rd. Pk. 39955 Nicolas Rd.
F Imagination Workshop (IW) 42081 Main St.
15 Pablo Apis Pk. 33005 Regina Dr.
Hours: See page 22 Phone: (951) 308-6370
16 Pala Community Pk. 44900 Temecula Ln.
17 Paloma Del Sol Pk. 32099 De Portola Rd.
G Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC) 41845 6th St.
18 Paseo Gallante Pk. 32455 Camino San Dimas
Hours: 8am - 5pm (Mon-Fri) Phone: (951) 694-6464
19 Patricia H Birdsall Sports Pk. 32380 Deer Hollow Way
20 Pauba Ridge Pk. 33405 Pauba Rd.
H Old Town Temecula Community Theater (OTTCT) 42051 Main Street
21 Redhawk Community Pk. 44747 Redhawk Pkwy.
Box Office Hours: 12pm - 6pm (Wed-Sat) Phone: (866) 653-8696
22 Riverton Pk. 30950 Riverton Ln
23 Ronald Reagan Sports Pk. 30875 Rancho Vista Rd.
I Temecula Community Center (TCC) 28816 Pujol St.
24 Rotary Pk. 28816 Pujol St.
Hours: 8am - 5pm (Mon/Wed/Fri) Phone: (951) 694-6469
25 Sam Hicks Monument Pk. 41970 Moreno Rd.
8am - 9pm (Tue/Thu)
26 Serena Hills Pk. 40747 Walcott Ln.
9am - 1pm (Sat)
27 Stephen Linen Jr. Mem. Pk. 44935 Nighthawk Pass
28 Sunset Pk. 32155 Cam. San Jose
J Temecula History Museum (THM) 28314 Mercedes St.
29 Temecula Creek Trail Pk. 33662 Channel St.
Hours: 10am - 5pm (Tue-Sat) Phone: (951) 694-6450
30 Temecula Duck Pond 28250 Rancho California Rd.
1pm - 5pm (Sun)
31 Temecula Skate Pk. 42569 Margarita Rd.
32 Temeku Hills Pk. 31367 La Serena Wy.
K Temecula Public Library (TPL) 30600 Pauba Rd.
33 Vail Ranch Pk. 32965 Harmony Ln.
Hours: 10am - 9pm (Mon-Thu) Phone: (951) 693-8900
34 Veteran's Pk. 30965 La Serena Wy.
10am - 6pm (Fri)
35 Voorburg Pk. 39960 Nicolas Rd.
10am - 5pm (Sat-Sun)
36 Winchester Creek Pk. 39950 Margarita Rd.
37 Wolf Creek Linear Pk. 45454 Wolf Creek Dr.
38 Wolf Creek Pk. 45850 N. Wolf Creek Dr.
Off-Site Class Locations
Marker Off-Site Class Address
Places of Interest:
L Cathy's Dance Studio 28780 Old Town Front St, Ste B-7
• “Letters Home” - A Veteran’s Memorial M Chaparral High School Pool 27215 Nicolas Rd.
• Japanese Friendship Garden,
a gift from Sister City Nakayama, Japan
N Miyamoto Music Studio 28780 Old Town Front St, Ste C-1
• “Singing in the Rain” September 11th Memorial,
O Redhawk Golf Course 45100 Redhawk Pkwy.
a gift from Sister City Leidschendam-Voorburg,
P Scuba Center Temecula 28860 Old Town Front St, Ste. A-9
The Netherlands Q Temecula Elem. School Pool 41951 Moraga Rd.
Location: Temecula Duck Pond Park, 28250 Rancho California Rd.
R Temecula Middle School 42075 Meadows Pkwy.
(Refer to #30 on the map at Intersection B3)
S TVHS Tennis Courts 31555 Rancho Vista Rd.
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Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs

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 Recycling and Trash Services
44 - Community Services Information
Household Batteries
Did you know that you can no longer throw your
batteries into your trash bin? As of February 6, 2006,
household batteries, such as ones in your children’s
toys, CD players and flash lights are now banned from
the landfill. Household batteries have been labeled as
“Universal Waste” which is subject to disposal
restrictions.
What can you do with your batteries?
The City of Temecula has provided 6 permanent
opportunities to properly dispose of your batteries at the following locations:
1. Lobby at City Hall located at 43200 Business Park Drive
2. Temecula Community Center (TCC) at 28816 Pujol Street
3. Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC) at 41845 6th Street
4. Community Recreation Center (CRC) 30875 Rancho Vista Road
5. Temecula Public Library located at 30600 Pauba Road
6. Grace Mellman Library located at 4100 County Center Drive
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)
Riverside County also offers weekly anitifreeze, vehicle and household
batteries, oil (and filters), and paint (latex only) collections:
WHEN: Every NON-holiday Saturday (Subject to closure during inclement weather)
TIME: 9:00am until 2:00pm
WHERE: 25315 Jefferson Avenue in Murrieta (North of Murrieta Hot Springs)
Maximum chemical load: 5 gallons or 50 lbs. (per trip). Some restrictions
apply; contact Riverside County Waste Management at (951) 486-3200 for
additional information.
Recycling
The City of Temecula strongly encourages all residents and businesses to
recycle. Residents can call CR&R to request an extra recycling container at no
charge. Discounted rates are provided for businesses that request a “recycled
materials only” bin. For more information, contact CR&R at (800) 755-8112.
Bulky Item Pick-Up
Reminder! City of Temecula residents are allowed two FREE bulky item pick-
ups, including e-waste annually. Please call CR&R at (800) 755-8112 and make
arrangements in advance for the pick-up of these items.
Street Sweeping
Please be a good neighbor and remember not to park on residential streets on
trash pick-up day and street sweeping day. Residential streets are swept the
day after trash pick-up day. Keeping vehicles off the streets on these days
allows efficient trash collection and street sweeping. Observing this simple
request helps keep all of Temecula’s neighborhoods looking their best!
City Wide Clean Up
(Citywide Clean-up and Oil Collection)
CR&R Inc. and the City of Temecula will be co-sponsoring the bi-annual
Community Clean Up Day and Citywide Clean-up and Oil Collection tentatively
scheduled for one Saturday in the Spring & Fall. All City residents may dispose
of e-waste, used motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, green waste as well as bulky
items. This service is free to Temecula residents. (ID is required) The event will
be held at Chaparral High School parking lot between 8am and 2pm. For more
information, please contact Janet Kitchel or Barbara Smith in Community
Services at 694-6480.
Holiday Schedule Trash Pick-Up
Holidays are: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving and Christmas. Following a holiday, your trash collection will be
delayed one day. If your normal trash day is Friday, your trash will be collected
on Saturday. Holidays will also affect the street sweeping schedule. If the
holiday occurs on Saturday or Sunday, your collection & street sweeping
services may not change.
Park Rangers and Park Rules
General Information: The City of Temecula currently has two Park Rangers
monitoring its many park sites and facilities throughout the City. Since
incorporation, the City’s park system has experienced extraordinary growth and
the number of citizens and their guests using the park system continues to
increase. Therefore, as a community outreach and customer service program the
Park Rangers continue to support the Community Services Department by directly
assisting citizens in understanding and maintaining the safety rules and
regulations established within the park system.
All Neighborhood parks not listed below close at dusk.
All Special Use Parks listed below close and lights out by 10:00pm.
Harveston Community Park
Harveston Lake Park
Margarita Community Park
Paloma Del Sol Park
Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park
Ronald Reagan Sports Park
Temecula Skate Park
Park Rules:
• Use caution and drive slowly while driving in all parking areas.
• Loitering in City parks is not permitted.
• Help keep our parks clean, please do not litter.
• Appropriate use of handicapped parking stalls will be monitored.
• Fire Lanes must remain open at all times.
• Dogs must be on a leash at all times.
• Please clean-up after your dogs.
• Consumption of alcohol in the park system is prohibited.
• Flying balloon, planes, rockets and fireworks are not permitted.
• Party jumps must be pre-approved. Call 694-6410 for information.
• Selling merchandise or providing services in City park sites or
recreational facilities without approval is prohibited.
• Overnight parking is prohibited at all park sites and facilities.
• For safety purposes body contact and the use of private boats,
powered model boats or watercraft of any kind is prohibited at the
Temecula Duck Pond and Harveston Lake Park.
Multi-Use Trails and Bikeways
To report hazards on the trails or bike lanes please contact Public Works at
694-6411. For comments or suggestions that will help the City provide a
better trail and/or bikeway system please contact Barbara Smith in
Community Services at 694-6480. Both Public Works and Community
Services can be contacted via the city’s website at: www.cityoftemecula.org.
CSD Maintenance Division
The Maintenance Services Division is committed
to ensuring an aesthetically pleasing and
healthy City by providing safe, clean public
areas. The Maintenance Services Program
provides effective landscape and facility
maintenance services to parks, slopes,
medians, recreation facilities, and City
Administration Offices. TCSD Maintenance
Division also oversees the repair and
maintenance of arterial and neighborhood
streetlights. If you have a streetlight out in your
neighborhood, you may call the Community
Services Department at 694-6480, or use our
web page at www.cityoftemecula.org
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Looking for that special place for a memorable wedding reception, family reunion, or company picnic? Do you need space to hold a seminar, meeting or banquet?

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Temecula Community Services Department has just the place for you. We also have park picnic shelters with barbecue areas that can be reserved for groups. Call
the Community Services Department at 694-6410 to schedule an appointment to tour our facilities or make a reservation.

Community Recreation Center (CRC)

30875 Rancho Vista Road
The perfect setting for special events! The multipurpose room is ideal for banquets,
receptions, concerts and plays. The facility has a full-service kitchen and can
accommodate groups from 15 to 300 with banquet seating for 250. The outdoor
amphitheater is perfect for concerts. The center features a stage with professional
lighting and stereo sound system. Please call 694- 6410 for more information.

Temecula Community Center (TCC)

28816 Pujol Street
An ideal spot for groups needing a room to hold meetings, parties or receptions.
The facility has a full-service kitchen and can accommodate 200 people. Please
call 694-6469 for more information.

Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC)

41845 6th Street
An ideal spot for groups needing a room to hold meetings, parties or receptions.
The facility has a partial kitchen, meeting room and a multipurpose room that
can accommodate 100 people. Please call 694-6464 for more information.

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Reservations: Accepted during office hours at the Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista Rd., 694-6410

Harveston Community Park Picnic Shelter

28582 Harveston Drive
Located at the new Harveston Community Park, features one large picnic shelter
with a tot lot, built-in barbecues, and picnic tables.

Ronald Reagan Sports Park Picnic Shelter

30875 Rancho Vista Road
Located at the northeast corner of the park, the picnic shelter has two built-in
barbecues, four picnic tables and a playground the kids will enjoy.

Pala Community Park Picnic Shelter

44900 Temecula Lane
Another great place for your group picnic, outing or birthday party. The picnic
shelter has a built-in barbecue, four picnic tables and playground. Tennis,
basketball and sand volleyball is also available in the park on a first-come, first-
served basis.

Margarita Community Park Picnic Shelter

29119 Margarita Road
The picnic shelter has a built in barbecue, picnic tables and playground. Hockey
and tennis are also available in the park on a first-come, first served basis.

Temeku Hills Park Shelter

31367 La Serena Way
Enjoy our park with a castle and ship play structure for your little princes and
princesses to play on! The picnic shelter has a built-in barbecue, three picnic tables
and a playground. Basketball is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Temecula Community Services Department also rents sports fields for practices,
picnics and tournaments.
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Boasting 21st century technology, the Temecula Public Library serves the community with
64 high-speed Internet computers, wireless Internet access, video-conferencing and radio
frequency security. The facility offers multiple meeting room spaces, Technology Homework
Center and a large children’s library. Patrons have access to over three million books through
the library’s membership with the Riverside County library system. This wonderful facility
offers many programs for children, adults and families. Come by and see us soon! For more
information, call 693-8900 or visit the library website at: www.temeculalibrary.org
This isn’t your ordinary library – check it out today!
Location: 30600 Pauba Road
Hours of Operation: Mon-Thu 10:00am-9:00pm
Come to the new library
Fri 10:00am-6:00pm
Sat 10:00am-5:00pm
today and get your very
Sun 1:00pm-5:00pm own Temecula Public
Library Card!

Family Programs
Space is limited – Please arrive early to best ensure seating. Parking is limited…please carpool.

Goodnight Moon Pajama Storytime Goodnight Moon Pajama Storytime

“Back to School Stories” “Dinosnores!”
Monday, Sep 8 7:00 pm Ages: All Monday, Nov 3 7:00 pm Ages: All
Grab your backpack & slippers and cozy up for some silly school stories! How DO dinosaurs say goodnight? Do they wear bunny slippers and sleep with
teddy bears? Join us for “dinomite” bedtime tales in the Story Balloon.
Fun With Form Drawing
Wednesday, Sep 10 4:00 pm Ages: 5 - 12 Years Asha’s Baba
Discover how to turn fun & interesting shapes into fantasy animals. You’ll have Wednesday, Nov 5 4:00 pm Ages: All
so much fun, you won’t even know you are learning cursive handwriting. Children and adults alike will be enchanted by Asha’s Baba as he creates
**Space limited to 60 children. magical music on the kora, an ancient 21-string West African harp, and shares
**Required registration begins Wednesday, Sep 3 at 4:00 pm delightful family stories in the Jaliyaa tradition. A unique cultural encounter for
all ages!
The Lizard Wizard
Wednesday, Sep 24 4:00 pm Ages: All Terrific Turkey Craft
Don’t miss this hands-on look into the fascinating world of reptiles, amphibians Wednesday, Nov 19 4:00 pm Ages: 3 - 12 Years
& arachnids. Make a terrific looking turkey to fill with treats for Thanksgiving.
All materials provided. **Space limited to 60 children.
Goodnight Moon Pajama Storytime **Required registration begins Wednesday, Nov 12 at 4:00 pm
“Halloween Haunts”
Monday, Oct 6 7:00 pm Ages: All Gingerbread House Program
Come in your pjs or Halloween costume for unspooky bedtime tales about Monday, Dec 1 7:00 pm Ages: 6 - 12 Years
pumpkins, chocolate chip ghosts & who knows what! ‘Tis the season to create your very own Gingerbread House to take home for
the holidays. All materials provided. **Space limited to 80 children.
Swazzle Puppets: Required registration begins Monday, Nov 24 at 7:00 pm
The Magical Misadventures of Walnut the Wizard
Wednesday, Oct 15 4:00 pm Ages: All Christmas Tree Craft Program
It seems Walnut the Wizard can’t do anything right until a great challenge puts Tuesday, Dec 2 10:00 am Ages: 3 - 5 Years
his magical abilities to the test. The Swazzle puppet masters return with Preschoolers will love creating their own edible tree to take home. All materials
another magical round of hilarity & high jinx! provided. **Space limited to 80 children.
Required registration begins Tuesday, Nov 25 at 10:00 am
Tales From the Crypt
Wednesday, Oct 29 4:00 pm Ages: All A Twisted Christmas Carol
Encounter real animals and creepy crawlies from the tombs of ancient Egypt! Wednesday, Dec 10 4:00 pm Ages: All
You will be fascinated and intrigued by these spooky critters from the land of the Because every balloon tells a story, join us for a slightly irreverent, impractical
pharaohs. & unusual adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol, told in Annie
Bananie’s true balloon storyteller style. You will leave this loopy adaptation of
this famous story thinking “Was this really what Mr. Dickens had in mind?”

Programs sponsored by Friends of the Temecula Libraries, The Albertsons Foundation and The Verizon Foundation
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Space limited. Please arrive early to best ensure seating. Parking is limited…please carpool.

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Baby Sign Storytime La Hora del Cuento Bilingual Storytime
Babies to 23 months (Spanish/English) Ages: 3 - 8 Years
Tuesdays at 10:00 & 11:00 a.m. September 9 - November 4 Fridays at 4:00 p.m. September 12 - November 7
An interactive, on-the-lap storytime for babies under age 2 with stories and Stories, fingerplays & songs in Spanish & English.
sign language. Discover how babies can communicate about their world long
before they have mastered verbal speaking skills. Paws to Read
on Saturday mornings
Preschool Storytime Budding young readers can practice their reading skills by reading to a licensed
Ages: 3 - 5 Years therapy dog. Please call (951)693-8980 to schedule an appointment to read to
Wednesdays at 10:00 & 11:00 a.m. September 10 - November 5 one of our furry friends!
An introductory independent group activity designed to introduce preschool age
children to storytelling and to build a foundation for reading readiness. Book Buzz Club
Ages: 9 - 12 Years
Toddler Storytime 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 6:00 p.m.
Ages: 24 - 35 months Sept. 2, Sept. 16, Oct. 7, Oct. 21, Nov. 4, Nov. 18
Thursdays at 10:00 & 11:00 a.m. September 11 - November 6 Catch the buzz & chat with friends about cool books you’re reading!
An on-the-lap storytime designed to introduce two year olds and Register by phoning (951)693-8980. Space limited to 25.
their parents to stories, rhymes and activities that
stimulate a toddler’s developing vocabulary.

Teen Programs
Carpooling is encouraged for all programs.

Practice SAT Horror @ the Library

September 15, Wednesday 4:00pm - 8:00pm October 30, Thursday, 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Take a full-length practice SAT given under the same testing conditions as the Gross! What on Earth am I eating? And “Know Your Monsters!” Can you name
actual exams. You'll learn about the endurance and skill needed to score high the monster or the movie where the character is seen? Two exciting contests
on the SAT. Register by calling Princeton Review at (951) 788-5992. Space is for teens. Try for a prize.
limited to 75 students. This is a free program.
Cartoon and Anime Workshop
Temecula Library Teen Council Meeting November 12, Wednesday 4:00pm - 5:00pm
September 25, Thursday: 4:00pm - 5:00 pm Step-by-step hands on learning!
Meet new friends. Share your opinions about TeenZone. Make suggestions
about what materials and programs the library offers to teens. Earn community Temecula Library Teen Council Meeting
service hours. November 20, Thursday: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Meet new friends. Share your opinions about TeenZone. Make suggestions
Scoreback (SAT strategy session) about what materials and programs the library offers to teens. Earn community
September 29, Wednesday: 4:00pm - 5:00pm service hours.
How well did you do? Get your SAT results and get a personalized score report
that shows your strengths and weaknesses and how you can improve. Parents Teen Holiday Craft
are welcome! Returning students from SAT practice test. Sign up at the
Reception Desk.
December 11, Thursday 4:00pm - 5:00-pm

Temecula Teen Idol

October 9, Thursday: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Think U Can Sing? Not a Good Singer? An amusing competition of good and
not so good singers. Join the fun, no talent required!

Celebrate Teen Read Week

October 12 - 18

Temecula Library Teen Council Meeting

October 23, Thursday: 4:00 - 5:00pm
Meet new friends. Share your opinions about TeenZone. Make suggestions
about what materials and programs the library offers to teens. Earn community
service hours.
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