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CELEBRATE THE CALABASAS SENIOR CENTER’S FIRST BIRTHDAY WITH US!

We’re having a celebration for the Calabasas Senior Center’s First Birthday!

You’re invited to the party on Saturday, June 24th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Popular stand-up comedian and KNBC-TV weathercaster Fritz Coleman will headline the event and entertain us with his humorous and timely presentation. We will begin the celebration in Founders Hall, located behind the Calabasas Library.

City of Calabasas dignitaries, staff and volunteers will gather together to blow out the candles on our First Birthday cake, guide visitors through the Calabasas Senior Center, and describe the many classes, lectures, excursions, and special interest clubs off ered at the facility. Stay and play billiards, ping pong, games and enjoy the patio and putting green.

We hope to see you at our celebration. Join us for an entertaining program, dessert and an opportunity to meet and mingle with others in the community. If you are unable to join us for the entertainment in Founders Hall, please do stop by the Calabasas Senior Center between 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm for birthday cake.

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Spaces are limited for Fritz Coleman’s presentation so please reserve your spot online.

Code is 0624.201.

SPRING / SUMMER 2017 CITY OF CALABASAS | 33SPRING CLASS SUMMER CLASS

LECTURES/DEMONSTRATIONS ................... PG

America's First Ladies – Resilience with Grace .............................................................................35Brain Health .......................................................................................................................................................36Breast Cancer Detection A to Z – What Every Woman Needs to Know .....................36Can You Stomach It? A Holistic Approach to a Healthy Gut – the Key to Overall Health ................................................................................ 34Celebrate the Art of the French Riviera............................................................................................ 36Cosmic Universe, The .................................................................................................................................. 37Cyber Security .................................................................................................................................................. 34Don't Waste Your Breath! Pulmonary Care 101 ............................................................................35Folklore and Friends – Stories About San Fernando Valley and its Residents ........36Great Total Eclipse of 2017, The .............................................................................................................. 37Happiness for Quality of Life ................................................................................................................... 34Life of Charlie Cooke, The ......................................................................................................................... 34Medication Side Effects and Other Stories ....................................................................................36New Health Rules, The ................................................................................................................................ 37Rise of the Drones, The ................................................................................................................................35Rising Costs of Prescription Drugs and Insurance..................................................................... 34Science of Past Lives, and Dreams ...................................................................................................... 37Spring and Summer Night Sky ...............................................................................................................35Steve Springer – Sports Writer for the L.A. Times for Over 25 Years ............................. 37Strategies for Healthy Eating: 10 Goals to Boost Your Nutrition and Reduce Your Risk of Chronic Disease ..................................................................................... .37Technology and the Future of Work and Jobs ............................................................................ 37That Pesky Bladder and What You Can Do About It .................................................................35Twitter Usage: Why & How ........................................................................................................................37War on Terror 2001–2007, The ................................................................................................................ 34What Did We Get for Our Money From NASA? ........................................................................... 36When Mountain Lions are Neighbors: the Wildlife Crossing at Liberty Canyon ....35

CLASSESENTERTAINMENTBest of Everything, The .............................................................................................................................. 38Calabasas High School's A'Cappella Ensemble ........................................................................... 38Down Memory Lane .................................................................................................................................... 38George Burns Alive Again and In Concert ..................................................................................... 38Great American Songwriters – Part 1, The .....................................................................................38Music of the Language of Love .............................................................................................................39Our 1960's – Part 3 .........................................................................................................................................39Violin Artistry & Entertainment #2 .......................................................................................................38Violin and Entertainment Artistry of Bob Ryman, The ........................................................... 38

FITNESSAb Lab/Stretch .................................................................................................................................................40Dancing Chair Yoga Therapy ..................................................................................................................40Dance Express ..................................................................................................................................................40Gentle Yoga for Seniors ..............................................................................................................................39gTonnicks Gold ................................................................................................................................................40It's All About Alignment .............................................................................................................................39Savvy Senior Fitness .....................................................................................................................................39Savvy Senior Stretching .............................................................................................................................40Yogalates for Seniors ....................................................................................................................................40Zumba® Gold ....................................................................................................................................................39

COOKINGChocolate Dipped Fun ............................................................................................................................... 41Cooking and Baking at Chez Annick ................................................................................................. 41Cooking the Costco Way ........................................................................................................................... 41Cooking with Trader Joe's ........................................................................................................................ 41Effortless Tandoori Cooking .................................................................................................................... 41EZ Steps to Flavorful Kofta Curry.......................................................................................................... 41Spring Appetizers .......................................................................................................................................... 41Summer Sides for BBQ ................................................................................................................................ 41

TECHNOLOGYIntro to Pinterest ............................................................................................................................................. 42iPhone/iPad – Get the Most out of your iOS10 Devices ........................................................ 42iPhone Photography .................................................................................................................................... 42Online Dating for Over 50 ......................................................................................................................... 42Protecting Yourself and Your Data on the Computer in the 21st Century ................ 42

MUSICBeginning Ukulele ......................................................................................................................................... 43Great Classical Masterpieces of the Romantic to Modern Periods ................................. 42Intermediate Ukulele ................................................................................................................................... 43Opera and the Voice .................................................................................................................................... 43Savvy Seniors – Let's All Sing! ................................................................................................................ 42

FINE ARTSAmerican Art: 50s, 60s, 70s Part 1&2 .................................................................................................. 43"Symbolism: Art, Ideas and Emotions" Part 1&2 ......................................................................... 43

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTAlexander Technique, The ........................................................................................................................ 45Beginning French ........................................................................................................................................... 45Breathe with Ease with Shula ................................................................................................................. 45Can You Hear Me Now? ..............................................................................................................................44Chapter III: Time for Change ...................................................................................................................46Conversational Spanish ..............................................................................................................................44Creative Visualization ...................................................................................................................................46Develop & Control Your Psychic Ability ...........................................................................................46Get Hip to Hypnosis and Guided Imagery ..................................................................................... 45Income Savvy – Turning Your Assets into Retirement Income ........................................ 45Mandala Meditation – How to Color and Meditate with Mandalas ..............................46Meditation for Everyone ............................................................................................................................46Mindfulness and Meditation Series – Inner Imagery .............................................................. 47Reiki Energy Healing..................................................................................................................................... 45Tai Chi for Better Balance ...........................................................................................................................44UCLA Memory Training Program ......................................................................................................... 45Working With Your World Part 1...........................................................................................................46Working With Your World Part 2...........................................................................................................46

HOBBIES & INTERESTSActing for Fun ................................................................................................................................................... 47Advanced Mah Jongg Strategy ............................................................................................................48Ballroom Dancing ..........................................................................................................................................48Canasta (Beginners) ......................................................................................................................................48Canasta (Continuing) ...................................................................................................................................48Container Gardening ...................................................................................................................................48Country Line Dancing ................................................................................................................................. 47Greeting Cards .................................................................................................................................................48Hot Topics/Current Events Discussion Group .............................................................................. 47Mah Jongg, Introduction to ....................................................................................................................48Modern American Canasta ...................................................................................................................... 47Small Spring Floral Arrangements ...................................................................................................... 47

ARTS & CRAFTSAbstraction: Painting and Drawing ....................................................................................................50Acrylic Painting ................................................................................................................................................ 49Advanced Mixed Water-Media ..............................................................................................................49Beginning and Intermediate Level Watercolors ......................................................................... 49Beginning Drawing 1 – Line Drawing ..............................................................................................50Beginning Drawing 2 – Shading ..........................................................................................................50Beginning Mixed Water Media .............................................................................................................. 49Beginning Oil Painting ................................................................................................................................ 49Colored Pencils for Continuing Students ....................................................................................... 49Experimenting with Colored Pencils .................................................................................................50

EXCURSIONSAnnie Get Your Gun at the Glendale Center Theatre .............................................................. 52Calabasas Historical Society Red Trolley Tour, The ................................................................... 51Citrus Singers' "Cinemagic" Citrus College ....................................................................................52Culinary Arts Institute Mission College Tour and Four-Course Gourmet Lunch ... 51Downtown Discovery Walking Tour .................................................................................................. 52Drum Barracks Civil War Museum Tour ............................................................................................ 53Flower Fields at Carlsbad, a Tucker Tour .......................................................................................... 51Glendale Theatre Featuring "Footloose" ......................................................................................... 53July 4th Fireworks Spectactular with Pentatonix ...................................................................... 52LAPD Edward Davis Training Facility .................................................................................................. 51Music of Yesteryear ....................................................................................................................................... 51Polo and Tour Will Rogers State Park ................................................................................................. 53Santa Anita Racetrack – A Day at the Races ..................................................................................52Santa Barbara Landshark Tour................................................................................................................ 53Senior Day at the Ventura County Fair .............................................................................................. 53Tour of the Adamson House and Garden.......................................................................................52

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SENIORS – 50+For registration information please see page 54.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION YOU MAY CALL 818-224-1777.

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CAN YOU STOMACH IT? A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO A HEALTHY GUT – THE KEY TO OVERALL HEALTHA healthy GI tract can play a vital role in sustaining health. Join Dr. Marvin Singh, UCLA Health Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine, Board Certified in both Internal Medicine/Gastroenterology and a current fellow in integrative medicine at the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, as he discusses the digestive tract, gut imbalance, the age related changes to the GI tract and how to restore overall digestive health through integrative medicine.

Presenters: Dr. Singh and Dr. Andrew Weil

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7004.201 2:00–3:30pm F 4/21 Free $2.00

Location: Founders Hall located behind the Calabasas Library

THE LIFE OF CHARLIE COOKEDr. Mary Contini Gordon, writer of local histories, will talk about the long lasting impact in Southern California of Indian leader, Charlie Cooke, and some of his cohorts who lived in the locality and worked with leadership of many communities including Calabasas’ founding mayor, Dennis Washburn. She will tell of the collaborative leadership of this cowboy, truck-driver, and war veteran on behalf of Indian heritages, ancient sites, modern-day national and state parks, and promotion of conservation efforts at sites throughout Southern California. Dennis Washburn will add to the story with many specifics about Charlie, also known as the Chumash Chief TIQ SLO’W, in his quest to revitalize Native American culture, to encourage responsible development, and to save areas that became park sites in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation area which stretches from Griffith Park to Point Mugu. Photos and specially prepared maps will be part of the presentation.

Presenters: Dr. Mary Contini Gordon & Dennis Washburn

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7005.201 10:00am–12:00pm T 4/25 $2.00 $3.00


RISING COSTS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND INSURANCEThe rising costs of prescription drugs and insurance, especially Medicare Part D will be discussed, include will be the latest information on co-pay, deductibles, excluded drugs and how to lower your out of pocket expenses.

Presenter: Brenda Johnson, Registered Pharmacist

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7007.201 2:00–3:00pm Th 4/27 $2.00 $3.00


CYBER SECURITYThe news is continuously full of horrors from the NSA leak to the Target data theft to the virus that shut down the Iranian nuclear enrichment program and, to people who want to steal your identity and your money. We will discuss how real and serious this problem is and what we might do to protect ourselves.

Presenter: Burt Sigal



THE WAR ON TERROR 2001–2017A survey of the War of Terror from 2001 to today, based on the personal stories of CIA cases officers, US Navy SEALS, private military contractors, and others who have participated in it and I have worked with. We will discussed my books.

Presenter: Ralph Pezzullo, Author of Jawbreaker, Inside SEAL Team Six and more.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7002.201 10:00–11:30am F 4/7 $2.00 $3.00


HAPPINESS FOR QUALITY OF LIFEArthritis, loss of mobility and muscle strength, heart health and other factors have contributed to the loss of quality of life for many Americans. This lecture is intended to pass on information that combats the degradation of the human biology throughout all stages and seasons of life. Simple lifestyle applications can drastically prevent and reverse osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and prevents the onset of chronic stress and inflammation. This 45 mins - 1 hour lecture will inform, empower, and bring understanding for the basis of an Alkaline body free of ailments and disabling conditions. References, resources, recipes, guides, and simple steps are broken down for easier understanding that promotes general well-being and health.

Presenter: Carlos Charney



SINGLE SESSION LECTURES/DEMONSTRATIONS

SENIORS – 50+ (CONTINUED) CITY OF CALABASAS SPRING / SUMMER 2017


THE RISE OF THE DRONESFrom radio controlled model airplanes and boats, to the Rovers on Mars, to guided surveillance vehicles in Afghanistan and Yemen, to smart guided bombs, to Google and autonomous cars, "drones" are becoming almost ubiquitous. What do they mean for safety and privacy? What are the ethical implications? We will overview the latest in commercial and military drones. Are these a "new kind of Big Brother"?


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7008.201 2:00–3:30pm M 5/1 $2.00 $3.00


SPRING AND SUMMER NIGHT SKYWhat is there to see in the spring and summer sky? The night trek team will be discussing great sights to see this time of year, how to see the planets, the international space station, and much more with the naked eye. We will help you plan where to see the “great total eclipse of 2017.” We will also look at what new plans NASA has.

Presenter: Neill G. Simmons

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7009.201 7:30–9:00pm W 5/3 $6.00 $7.00


THAT PESKY BLADDER AND WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT ITAccording to the Center for Disease Control over 50% of people over 65, both men and women, have problems with their bladders, including overactive bladder, urge incontinence, as well as urinary retention. This problem can be feel embarrassing and significantly affect people’s quality of life (how many people do you know who can point out every bathroom on the way home?). Bladder health should start early and non-pharmacological methods of bladder control should be the bedrock of treatment. We will cover how our bladder changes with age, the worrisome symptoms that should be checked out right away, common treatments and preventative care to lessen the effect of bladder problems on our quality of life.

Presenter: Dr. Magda Lenartowicz (MD), Geriatric Medicine, trained physician with a sub-specialty in Geriatrics (UCLA), and a social scientist with training in Gerontology (McMaster)



WHEN MOUNTAIN LIONS ARE NEIGHBORS: THE WILDLIFE CROSSING AT LIBERTY CANYONJoin Beth Pratt-Bergstrom, a lifelong advocate for wildlife, who will present the plight of landlocked mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains. The animals are in desperate need to find a safe way to cross the 101 and 405 freeways so they can expand their territory into the Simi Hills, Santa Susana Mountains and beyond. Learn how to be a good neighbor to a mountain lion and join the campaign to build the largest wildlife crossing in the country at Liberty Canyon. This is sure to be an informative and fascinating class!

Presenter: Beth Pratt-Bergstrom, California Director of the National Wildlife Federation



AMERICA’S FIRST LADIES – RESILIENCE WITH GRACEThrough her private and personal stories, of the First Ladies Jacqueline Berger shares the passion that has inspired her life since Kennedy was assassinated when she was a young girl. Decades of research revealed a common thread among this unique sorority of women, each was or became a leader of vision and influence.

Presenter: Jacqueline Berger, “ The First Ladies Lady”



DON’T WASTE YOUR BREATH! PULMONARY CARE 101Not as much attention is paid to the lungs and most people aren’t quite sure what a lung doctor is or what they help treat. Join Dr. Cynthia Kim, UCLA Pulmonary and Critical Care Physician, as she talks about when you should think of seeing a Pulmonologist, the latest research in lung cancer screening, changes that can happen with aging/disease.

Presenter: Dr. Cynthia Kim, Member of American Thoracic Society (ATS) and American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP)



SINGLE SESSION LECTURES/DEMONSTRATIONS (CONT.)



SENIORS – 50+ (CONTINUED)

CELEBRATING THE ART OF THE FRENCH RIVIERAThe brilliant light of the Riviera inspired artists to create their most colorful and soulful work. Van Gogh dreamed of an art colony in the South, Matisse found God and jazz in Nice while Chagall dedicated his joyous efforts to the sublime verses of the Torah. Renoir painted nudes from his wheelchair as Picasso played hedonistically with ceramics by the funny beaches of Vallauris. Dynamic speaker John Paul Thornton delivers a glorious presentation of the Modern Art and personalities which define this intoxicating region along the Mediterranean.

Presenter: John Paul Thornton



WHAT DID WE GET FOR OUR MONEY FROM NASA?Since its inception, NASA-sponsored research has led to thousands of discoveries and inventions that have been commercialized in Information Technology, medicine, earth sciences, materials, software and other key focus areas that have changed our lives. Some key examples are GPS software, medical instrumentation, computer and internet technology, etc. An overview of some of these key contributions will be discussed and the impact of the budget cuts which started in 2008.


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7015.301 2:00–3:30pm T 6/6 $2.00 $3.00


BRAIN HEALTHA look at how to boost your brain health by developing a higher purpose in life plus supporting your brain from aging too quickly.

Presenter: Steve Pomerance, Health & Wellness Consultant/ Integrative Pharmacist


Location: Calabasas Senior Center Multipurpose Room



MEDICATION SIDE EFFECTS AND OTHER STORIESDid you know that adverse effects of medications are the 4 th leading cause of death in the country, account for over 1 million ER visits a year, and are two times more likely in people over 65? Did you know that many falls resulting in bone fractures are a result of medication effects? Dr. Magda is a Geriatric Medicine specialist who will present some of the most commonly prescribed drugs and the side effects you want to watch out for. Many people do not know that as we get older, our bodies and the ways in which pharmaceuticals affect them, change, yet few medications are adjusted with this in mind. The goal of this talk is to arm you with the information you need when talking with your physicians, so you can take charge of your health.

Presenter: Dr. Magda Lenartowicz (MD), Geriatric Medicine, trained physician with a sub-specialty in Geriatrics (UCLA), and a social scientist with training in Gerontology (McMaster)



FOLKLORE AND FRIENDS – STORIES ABOUT SAN FERNANDO VALLEY AND ITS RESIDENTSSince the San Fernando Valley was founded, there have been stories and colorful characters which have shaped the Valley. From pioneers to movie stars, come hear some folklore and fiction about the places and people that have embodied our local communities. (Part two of “Off the Beaten Path, SFV”).

Presenter: Bronwyn Ralph, Published Author CODE

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7018.301 10:00–11:30am Th 6/15 $2.00 $3.00


BREAST CANCER DETECTION A TO Z – WHAT EVERY WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOWBreast cancer is predominantly a disease of older women. In fact, studies show older women are more likely to develop cancer than any other age group. Early detection is the best way to fight breast cancer. Join Dr. Jane Dascalos, UCLA Health physician board certified in Diagnostic Radiology, as she discusses her breast cancer screening methods, risk factors and latest technology.

Presenter: Dr. Jane Dascalos, Breast Imaging Radiology Physician, Director at the Santa Clarita UCLA Imaging Center






THE GREAT TOTAL ECLIPSE OF 2017Where will be the best place to see the “total eclipse” in August of 2017? We will review new discoveries by NASA of the sun. After our lecture, a special solar telescope will be set up to safely view the sun.




STEVE SPRINGER – SPORTS WRITER FOR THE L.A TIMES FOR OVER 25 YEARSMr. Springer has been a sportswriter for 34 years, including 25 at the L.A. Times, covering everything from Olympics to Super Bowls, NBA Finals, Stanley Cups, World Series, a quarter century of championship boxing matches and also did investigative reporting. Steve has written 13 books and a recipient of the Nate Fleischer Award, Steve’s presentation will include an overview of his career,a spotlight on some of the most memorable people he has covered in sports, journalism as I've experienced it from 1974 to today, from typewriters to tweets, the ethics of sport writing profession, the fascinating and sometimes dangerous world of investigative reporting, and finish with question and answers.

Presenter: Steve Springer



THE NEW HEALTH RULESA new manifesto for how to eat well, feel good and live long or simple changes to achieve whole body wellness.

Presenter: Steve Pomerance, Health & Wellness Consultant/ Integrative Pharmacist



STRATEGIES FOR HEALTHY EATING: 10 GOALS TO BOOST YOUR NUTRITION AND REDUCE YOUR RISK OF CHRONIC DISEASELearn how you can make 10 simple changes to improve your health and reduce the risk of chronic disease such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity and high blood pressure. Learn how "changing what you eat" is the most important way for you to take control of your health, improve your energy and manage your weight. Healthy eating is your best medicine!

Presenter: Diane Nepa, Registered Dietitian

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7023.301 10:00–11:00am T 7/11 $2.00 $3.00


THE COSMIC UNIVERSEWe inhabit an almost inconceivably vast and ancient universe. Yet our telescopes and theories are able to probe the dawn of time, before the Earth existed, when the observable universe was tiny, hot, and dense. We will explore the origin of space and time, mass and energy, the atoms in our bodies, the compact objects where matter can end up, and the planets and moons where life may flourish. We will touch on 'what happened', how things evolved and changed a little of 'what's next'.


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7024.301 2:00–3:30pm F 7/14 $2.00 $3.00


TWITTER USAGE: WHY & HOWOrdinary people are now tapping into new options available on Twitter. You will learn how to ‘tweet” and discover its many uses.

Presenter: Lorraine Mabbett



TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF WORK AND JOBSTechnological change, starting with the Industrial Revolution up through the computer, the Internet and Artificial Intelligence has changed the way we live and work as well as the nature of the work itself. A constant fear has been that these changes will cause massive job losses and economic hardship. But it hasn't happened. Why? We will explore some of these changes, their impacts and explore the variety of positive and negative 'unintended consequences' and conjecture about what might lie ahead.




SCIENCE OF PAST LIVES, AND DREAMSIn this workshop explore the studies done by universities, the military, and research centers over the last 50 years. Come hear the amazing results of their findings and may help you understand your own experiences.






ENTERTAINMENT


CALABASAS HIGH SCHOOL’S A’CAPPELLA ENSEMBLEThe Unstrumental are Calabasas High School’s premiere co-ed a cappella ensemble that in 2015 traveled to New York to perform at Carnegie Hall, and were invited on a 19 day, 5 city tour of China. Founded in 2001, perform all types of music. We are the reigning Southern California ICHSA Champions and have won awards for Outstanding Soloist, Outstanding Vocal Percussion, and Outstanding Choreography.

Presenter: Haley Mark, Student Director



DOWN MEMORY LANEWe enthusiastically look forward to another afternoon with Rick Jarrett. He will take us on a musical journey with his songs. His shows stay alive because of the variety of genres he covers: smooth jazz, soul, country, pop and musical theater. Come and enjoy this upbeat and entertaining experience.

Presenter: Rick Jarrett



THE VIOLIN AND ENTERTAINMENT ARTISTRY OF BOB RYMANMusic lovers, get ready to swing, sing and tap your feet. Bob Ryman is back in town for only one afternoon this spring. The fun and memories are about to begin. Mixed with a little humor, his stellar solo violin melodies will warm your heart and delight your ears. Whether he's crooning or fiddling, Bob is a captivating performer and entertainer.

Presenter: Bob Ryman



THE BEST OF EVERYTHINGCenter Stage Opera brings “The Best Of Everything” to Calabasas Savvy Seniors, a tuneful program with something for every musical taste. The program will feature soprano Shira Renee Thomas and tenor Dylan F. Thomas singing favorites from opera, Broadway and jazz standards, with narration and accompaniment by CSO General Director Jerry Brown. Ms. Thomas has delighted audiences in numerous diverse leading roles at opera houses across the country.

Presenter: Center Stage Opera



GEORGE BURNS ALIVE AGAIN AND IN CONCERTEveryone loves George Burns! Join Broadway and film actor Duffy Hudson as he takes you on a stroll along memory lane. George Burns sings, dances, and tells stories like only George Burns could. This 75 minute, one-man, musical, comedy performance of our beloved George Burns is sure to delight the entire family!

Presenter: Duffy Hudson

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7105.301 3:00-4:15pm Th 6/1 $12.00 $14.00


THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGWRITERS – PART 1Lecture Saul H. Jacobs and pianist Bob Lipson return with another entertaining and informative multimedia series, this time with songs, stories, sing-alongs, videos and photos about “The Great American Songwriters – Part One”: “From Penniless Immigrant to American Icon: Irving Berlin” featuring memorable standards including Blue Skies, Easter Parade, This Is The Army, Cheek to Cheek and God Bless America; “He Wove a Silver Lining: Jerome Kern” with beautiful favorites including They Asked Me How I Knew, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Yesterdays, A Fine Romance, Make Believe & Ol’ Man River, “An Age of Wit & Sophistication: Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart” featuring American Songbook classics My Funny Valentine, Blue Moon, Thou Swell, Lover, Manhattan, The Lady Is a Tramp and more; “They Re-Invented The Broadway Musical: Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II” featuring hit songs from their blockbuster Broadway shows Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, King & I, Sound Of Music, and the movie State Fair. (4 classes).

Presenters: Saul H. Jacobs and Bob Lipson

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7106.301 2:00–3:30pm M 7/10–7/31 $30.00 $36.00


VIOLIN ARTISTRY & ENTERTAINMENT #2This class features the sensational artistry and entertainment of Bob Ryman – known far and wide as “America’s Fiddle Virtuoso. ”Bob is unique among entertainers. Not only is he a master of the violin, but he explodes onto the stage with singing and comedy in an act that can be best described as pure excitement. Bob takes his audience on a musical journey with a repertoire that includes Jewish, Italian, Irish and Gypsy tunes, as well as Doo-Wop hits from the ‘50s and ‘60s.

Presenter: Bob Ryman




ENTERTAINMENT (CONT.) FITNESS (CONT.)


MUSIC OF THE LANGUAGE OF LOVECenter Stage Opera Co-Artistic Directors Shira Renee and Dylan F. Thomas return to sing some of the greatest love songs of all time. From opera to popular music, no subject has inspired more moving solos and duets than L’amour. Jerry Brown will be at the piano, and will provide the (sometimes surprising) story behind these romantic classics. From puppy to passionate to unrequited to lost, it will be an afternoon for love in all its many-splendored forms, as we heed Shakespeare’s immortal command: “If music be the food of love, play on!”

Presenter: Center Stage Opera



OUR 1960’S – PART 3Lecturer Saul H. Jacobs and audio-visual D.J. Don Digirolamo return with another multimedia program on artists and songs of the 1960’s, a decade of music for everyone! Enjoy songs, stories and sing-alongs including country, blues, R&B, Motown and rock entertainers of the era such as Sonny and Cher, Simon & Garfunkel, Johnny Cash, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Herb Albert, Marvin Gaye, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Jim Morrison.

Presenters: Saul H. Jacobs & Don Digirolamo



FITNESSGENTLE YOGA FOR SENIORSA class designed especially for you and your own personal abilities. Yoga will decrease your stress, align your body and bring relaxation and rejuvenation into your life. A yoga mat is required. (9 classes). No class 5/24, 5/29, 5/31, 7/3 & 7/5.

Instructor: Ann Monahan

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7201.201 10:00-11:00am M 4/3–6/5 $60.00 $72.00

7201.202 10:00-11:00am W 4/5–6/14 $60.00 $72.00

7201.301 10:00-11:00am M 6/19–8/21 $60.00 $72.00

7201.302 10:00-11:00am W 6/21–8/23 $60.00 $72.00


SAVVY SENIOR FITNESSThis is a fun and challenging workout to “oldies” style music. It is a strength conditioning class using weights and bands which will increase your strength and endurance as you burn calories. It will also improve your posture, bone density and balance. *Please bring 1-4 lb. hand weights and a mat. The bands will be provided by the instructor. (10 classes). No class 5/29.

Instructor: Trissa Nicholson

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7202.201 11:15am–12:15pm M 4/3–6/12 $60.00 $72.00

7202.202 11:15am–12:15pm W 4/5–6/7 $60.00 $72.00

7202.301 11:15am–12:15pm M 6/19–8/28 $60.00 $72.00

7202.302 11:15am–12:15pm W 6/21–8/23 $60.00 $72.00


ZUMBA® GOLDNot sure if Zumba® is good for you? Gold is the low impact “flavor” of Zumba®! Enjoy the same great Latin and international music and rhythms but, less stress on your joints. Gold is for all ages and perfect for people just getting into fitness or for those who have gotten away from working out. You don’t have to jump, but you can still get a fun, sweaty workout! (8 weeks). No class 5/5, 5/29, & 7/3.

Instructor: Del Herrera, Certified Zumba Instructor


7203.301 6:30–7:30pm M 6/19–8/14 $75.00 $90.00

7203.202 12:30–1:30pm F 4/7–6/2 $75.00 $90.00

7203.302 12:30–1:30pm F 6/23–8/11 $75.00 $90.00


IT’S ALL ABOUT ALIGNMENTBe alive with complete alignment. It’s all within you. Physical, mental, emotional and spiritual alignment will enable you to live your life fully. This class will provide answers through pressure point massage, reflexology, self-massage of ears, feet, hands, and head. It will also demonstrate your own ability to heal yourself through stretching and relaxation. It’s the time of your life…Live! Wear loose clothing. Bring 3 ring binder and yoga mat to class. (10 classes). No class 5/29 & 7/3.



7204.301 11:00am–12:00pm M 6/19–8/28 $60.00 $72.00




FITNESS (CONT.)


DANCE EXPRESSHave fun rocking to easy-to-follow dance fitness routines: Latin, Old School Hip Hop, Bollywood, African, Country Line Dancing and more! These classes will rev-up your metabolism, keep your heart healthy, increase bone density and foster flexibility! Kick up your heels, pick up a few hot dance moves, groove to the music and feel great! I’ll share my playlist and videos of our routines for your convenience. (8 classes).

Instructor: Shannon Vergun, Certified Fitness Instructor

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7205.201 10:00–11:00am M 4/3–5/22 $75.00 $90.00

7205.202 10:15–11:15am Th 4/6–5/25 $75.00 $90.00


SAVVY SENIOR STRETCHINGStretching and conditioning are practiced in this beneficial class through core and strengthening movements. From the refreshing perspective of a dedicated,and experienced instructor, you will be guided to move and exercise your entire body while enjoying cool background music. (8 classes). No class 4/11, 4/25, 5/9 & 5/30.

Instructor: Deanne Wenger

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7206.201 9:30–10:30am T 4/4–6/20 $60.00 $72.00


YOGALATES FOR SENIORSYogalates combines core and back strengthening exercises with the relaxation of yoga stretches. This class is done on a mat and will be designed for the needs and abilities of each individual. Bring a mat, wear loose clothing and watch your strength and alignment improve. (9 classes). No class 5/24, 5/31 & 7/5.


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7207.201 9:00–10:00am W 4/5–6/14 $60.00 $72.00

7207.301 9:00–10:00am W 6/21–8/23 $60.00 $72.00


AB LAB/STRETCHStrong abdominals, good core strength, and flexibility are crucial for our general overall well-being! A strong mid-section and good flexibility are the key ingredients to maintaining an active life style, preventing injuries, and having good posture! This class offers the best of both worlds!! You will go through a wide variety, including passive to moderate to advanced styles, of ab exercises to tone and strengthen the mid-section (aka ABS). Then you will take a gentle and relaxing journey of full body stretches for your reward!!! The first 25 minutes will consist of all levels of various abdominal exercises which are all very “back friendly”. No full sit ups allowed! The last 30 minutes of the class will offer relaxing and gentle stretches to get the kinks out. Kind of like hitting the “re-start” button for the body! Your instructor prides herself in being able to adjust all the exercises to your level and is able to offer modifications as needed to the individual student. Please note to bring your own yoga mat. It is required that you are able to lie down on the floor. (5 classes).

Instructor: Deborah Heumann, Certified Fitness Instructor

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7208.201 1:30–2:30pm W 4/5–5/3 $55.00 $66.00


DANCING CHAIR YOGA THERAPYDo you want better balance, strength, and range of motion? Are you afraid of falling or do you have mobility issues keeping you from trying yoga? Don’t be afraid! Try low impact Dancing Chair Yoga! It combines the abundant benefits of stretching and dancing in a safe, seated practice. Rather than push your tight muscles too far, we’ll move within your comfort level. This class is for seniors and anyone who wants to bring joy and fun back into exercise. (8 classes).

Instructor: Jenny Suzdaltsev


7209.301 2:00–3:00pm W 6/21–8/9 $64.00 $77.00

Location: Calabasas Senior Center Art Room

GTONNICKS GOLDGTonnicks Gold is a class focused on fall prevention, balance practice, posture improvement, muscle toning and gentle stretching, all the while having fun doing it! This class provides a full-body workout for strength and balance with precise, focused, simple moves to follow. Everybody can do it and everybody is welcome. Chair exercise modification will be offered if needed. Come on out and give it a try. (4 classes).

Instructor: Deborah Heumann, Certified Fitness Instructor

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7210.201 9:00–9:45am Th 4/6–4/27 $40.00 $48.00




COOKING


COOKING WITH TRADER JOE’SNew recipes for each class, easy recipes with all ingredients from Trader Joe’s! Trader Joe’s is such an amazing grocery store with fresh produce and pre-made items which can make your life easier! We will share our favorites, teach you shortcuts and help you create the best dishes for entertaining.

Instructors: Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum & Susan Bernstein


7301.301 2:00–4:00pm W 6/7 $55.00 $66.00

7301.302 2:00–4:00pm W 8/9 $55.00 $66.00


COOKING THE COSTCO WAYCostco is not just a big warehouse filled with jewelry, clothes and bulk food; it's actually a great way to shop at a discount with high quality cuts of meat and vegetables. This class will teach you not only how to shop for a small family but how to prepare for a large group gathering. This is a unique class and one not to be missed.



7302.301 2:00–4:00pm W 6/28 $55.00 $66.00


COOKING AND BAKING AT CHEZ ANNICKParisian Cook Annick Harrison will share her skills and techniques in preparing healthy, easy and simple recipes, with a French-Mediterranean twist. Recipes include salade de choux frise +epinard, veloute d’asperges, un roti du poulet et cigares aux amandes pour dessert. Students will have the opportunity for hands-on experience.

Instructor: Annick Harrison



SPRING APPETIZERSCome to class ready to eat and learn easy, delicious and appetizer recipes to prepare for your next gathering. Patty and Susan will be making some of their all-time favorite appetizers to help take the burden off of you.




CHOCOLATE DIPPED FUNLearn to impress your family and friends with delicious chocolate dipped fruit and edible gifts. Hands-on experience and you get to bring the dipped treats home.

Instructor: Stacie Cayne



SUMMER SIDES FOR BBQKick off your shoes and let’s have some fun with sides. Patty and Susan will be making some of their easy sides perfect for a hot summer day.




EZ STEPS TO FLAVORFUL KOFTA CURRYPerfect for a fun summer meal…or anytime of the year. This curry is rich in tomatoes with a side of Aloo Gajjar (vege) curry and Basmati rice Palau.

Instructor: Farhana Sahibzada

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7307.301 9:30–11:30am Sat 7/29 $55.00 $66.00


EFFORTLESS TANDOORI COOKINGMaster the secrets to flavorful seekh kabobs-make them in your backyard or see the secrets to making them indoors with ease!

Instructor: Farhana Sahibzada





TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY (CONT.)


iPHONE/IPAD – GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR iOS10 DEVICESWhether you’re new to the iPhone or need a refresher, this course is a great way to learn new features and pick up helpful tips and tricks, including web browsing, emailing, texting, photos, camera, Siri, iCloud, and more! Bring your iPhone and/or iPad. Requirement: iOS10 (operating system). (3 classes).

Instructor: Tracie Karasik



PROTECTING YOURSELF AND YOUR DATA ON THE COMPUTER IN THE 21ST CENTURYThe Internet offers so many opportunities to explore, create, and collaborate. To derive the most benefit from the web, it’s important to keep yourself safe and secure at all times. Whether you’re a new Internet user or an expert, this presentation will offer you advice and tools that will help you navigate the web safely and securely. Among other things, you will learn how to strengthen your passwords, sign in and out to different online accounts, check your email settings, use secure networks, lock your device, recognize and avoid online scams, and keep your device free of harmful malware.

Presenter: Stacie Cayne


7402.301 10:00–11:30am F 8/4 $2.00 $3.00

Location: Calabasas Senior Center

INTRO TO PINTERESTYou've been hearing about it everywhere – Pinterest – but what is this crazy new website that has everyone buzzing? The simple answer is that Pinterest is a virtual inspiration board and people who are already "pinning" know that it's far more than that. Let me walk you through the ins and outs of jumping on the Pinterest bandwagon. Please bring your smartphone and/or tablet to this class.


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7403.201 10:00–11:30am F 4/28 $20.00 $24.00

7403.301 1:30–3:00pm F 7/21 $20.00 $24.00

Location: Calabasas Senior Center Conference Room

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHYSometimes you only have one chance to capture the moment. Learn tips, tricks, and composition technicians from a professional photographer on how to take and edit photos with your iPhone. Bring your iPhone. Requirement: iOS10 (operating system). (3 classes).

Instructor: Tracie Karasik

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7404.301 10:00–11:30am W 6/21–7/5 $39.00 $47.00


ONLINE DATING FOR OVER 50Are you single and ready to start dating? In this class we will discuss how to safely meet someone online and how to create an online profile that will stand out from all the rest. You will learn how to filter through your prospects to find someone of interest to you. (3 classes).


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7405.301 2:00–3:30pm F 8/11–8/25 $50.00 $60.00


MUSICSAVVY SINGERS – LET’S ALL SING!Sing your heart out while learning proper vocal techniques. Anyone can experience the joy of singing! Exercises, team work and stage fright will be addressed along with the secrets of what makes for great group singing. (8 classes).

Presenter: Mary Crescenzo

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7501.201 3:00–5:00pm T 4/4–5/23 $109.00 $131.00


GREAT CLASSICAL MASTERPIECES OF THE ROMANTIC TO MODERN PERIODSJames Domine, Music Director and Conductor of the San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra, brings his vast knowledge and repertoire to his class. He will focus the discussion on such greats as Paganini, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Schumann, Liszt, Verdi, Borodin and Brahms. (9 classes).

Instructor: James Domine




BEGINNING UKULELEThis class will get non-musicians and musicians playing this fun little instrument that has regained popularity. By the end of the course the participants will be able to strum a few simple chords and play a melody or two. No previous experience is necessary, but your own instrument is required. Please contact the instructor for suggestions on purchasing an inexpensive Ukulele at [email protected]. (8 classes).

Instructor: James Swing



INTERMEDIATE UKULELETake it to the next level and enhance your ukulele skills. Learn to finger-pick, and play some Island strums. Must have taken Introduction to Ukulele class first. (8 classes).

Instructor: James Swing



OPERA AND THE VOICEThe art form which we know as “opera” highlights some of the greatest voices ever experienced in human history. We review these voices, in their many categories and their beauty: 4/6 – The Soprano Voice, 4/13 – The Tenor Voice, 5/4 – The Base Voice, 5/11 – The Mezzo Soprano Voice, 5/25 – The Baritone Voice, 6/1 – Great Choral Music, 6/8 – Musical Multiples. (7 classes). No class 4/20, 4/27 & 5/18.

Presenter: Steve Kohn

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7505.201 9:30–11:00am Th 4/6–6/8 $10.00 $12.00



MUSIC (CONT.) FINE ARTS


AMERICAN ART: 50S, 60S, 70S PART 1&2American Art from the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s comes to life in this exciting lecture series. Relive the baby-boom, the cold war, the social movements and cultural revolutions which changed our nation and inspired Abstract Expressionism, Pop-Art and new consciousness about spirituality, feminism and concern for political activism. You lived through these years, now experience it all again! (6 classes). No class 5/5 & 6/9.


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7450.201 10:00am–12:00pm F 4/14–5/26 $30.00 $36.00

7450.301 10:00am–12:00pm F 6/2–7/14 $30.00 $36.00


“SYMBOLISM: ART, IDEAS AND EMOTIONS” PART 1&2Nineteenth Century Symbolist art explored themes of imagination, sensuality and beauty. In France, England, Belgium and Russia a new “decadent” approach to painting and sculpture charted the depths of the human condition, while yearning for spiritual truth. Join dynamic speaker John Paul Thornton for this visually stunning lecture series. (6 classes). No class 7/3.



7455.301 5:30–7:00pm M 6/5–7/17 $30.00 $36.00



PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTCAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? Three individual classes. You can take all 3 classes or the ones that you prefer.

Instructor: Iris Stone, Audiologist

Hearing and Communication 101 – How to Identify My NeedsThis session is for a ‘beginner’ to learn about how to know if you have a hearing loss or communication deficit, where to go, what to expect and how to choose the appropriate professional to find a solution for your individual needs. At the end of this session, you will know how to determine if you need to be tested, what is covered by insurance, what types of professionals to go to, what to expect from the visit, how to interpret and understand your test results and where to find the solutions.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7603.201 10:00–11:00am M 4/3 Free $2.00


Hearing Technology 102 – What Technology Options are AvailableThis session is designed for someone who has already attended session 1 or have been seen by a doctor. This session will address the various options available once a hearing or communication deficit is identified, where to go, what is covered by insurance and how to decide what’s best for your individual situation. We will cover the various technology from hearing aids, to telephones, to assistive devices to accessories. We will cover the different sizes, styles, options on hearing aids, Bluetooth devices, telephones etc. and where to find your best solution. Prices, financing and insurance options will be reviewed.



Hearing Troubleshooting 103 – How to Make the Most of My TechnologyThis session is designed for someone who has already attended session 2 and/or has already been fitted with hearing devices. This session will assist you in learning how to get the maximum benefit from the technology you are using – You have already invested in hearing aids or assistive devices in your home. Are you doing well? If not, what can you do to be sure that your devices are working up to specifications, what your audiologist or hearing aid dispenser can help you with and what the manufacturers of the devices can offer.



TAI CHI FOR BETTER BALANCEThe class will introduce Tai Chi developed in ancient China as a means of strengthening and improving the health of students while refining their self-defense skills. The 3 instructional goals for this class are to learn the 24 movements of the Yang Style Tai Chi routine, integrate the basic abdominal breathing cycle with each movement, and experience the flow of Chi energy. through the body’s many channels and understand how this energy is applied for healing and martial arts purposes. (8 classes). No class 7/3.

Instructor: Bruce McDonald

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENTBEGINNER

7601.201 3:30–4:30pm M 4/3–5/22 $40.00 $48.00

7601.301 3:30–4:30pm M 6/19–8/14 $40.00 $48.00

INTERMEDIATE

7601.202 2:30–3:30pm M 4/3–5/22 $40.00 $48.00

7601.302 2:30–3:30pm M 6/19–8/14 $40.00 $48.00


CONVERSATIONAL SPANISHLearn basic grammar concepts, vocabulary and practice speaking the Spanish language. (10 classes). No class 5/29.

Instructor: Angel Lerma





PERSONAL DEVEL. (CONT.)


BEGINNING FRENCHHave you always wanted to speak French? Now is you opportunity. We will learn conversation, culture, reading and writing. We will learn how to have a basic conversation vocabulary and grammar. Let’s have fun! (8 classes) No class 7/3.

Presenter: Elisabeth Boghosian


7604.301 5:30–7:30pm M 6/19–8/14 $95.00 $114.00


UCLA MEMORY TRAINING PROGRAMCan’t remember where you parked? Forgot why you walked into the room? During these four brain-stimulating, fun-filled weeks learn about developing good memory habits and techniques to improve your memory. Methods are based on research and proven to be beneficial long term. Space is limited, register early! (4 classes).

Instructor: Bonnie Shoemaker


7605.202 1:00–3:00pm W 5/10–5/31 $55.00 $66.00

7605.301 1:00–3:00pm W 6/21–7/12 $55.00 $66.00

7605.302 1:00–3:00pm W 7/19–8/9 $55.00 $66.00


GET HIP TO HYPNOSIS AND GUIDED IMAGERYThis is a very unique workshop. In the first class, you will discover what hypnosis and guided imagery are and how they can help you when confronted with big changes…including the transition to your senior years. You will learn about the subconscious mind and how it controls your conscious decisions when trying to adjust to retirement and other unfamiliar experiences at this stage of life. The following classes deal with subjects such as relationships, loss of identity, sleep, pain, stress, loss relationships and more. Each class will end with a 15-minute relaxing guided imagery journey. You definitely won’t want to miss this interesting and useful workshop! (4 classes).

Instructor: Cher Bodner, C Ht. Certified Hypnotherapist

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7606.201 1:00–2:30pm Th 4/6–4/27 $56.00 $67.00


REIKI ENERGY HEALINGReiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that promotes healing. Energy flows within the physical body through pathways called the chakras, also known as aligned meridians. This class promotes Natural Holistic Healing and will help you mentally & physically rejuvenate. Bring your own yoga mat to class. (4 classes).

Instructor: Donna Schechter, Master Level Practitioner & Reiki Healer

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7607.201 10:00–11:30am Sat 4/8–4/29 $48.00 $58.00


INCOME SAVVY – TURNING YOUR ASSETS INTO RETIREMENT INCOMEAre you curious about what challenges you need to be prepared for or how you can generate income from your savings and investments. Learn from Edward Albrecht how to get started.

Instructor: Edward Albrecht

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7608.201 10:00-11:30am T 4/11 $5.00 $6.00

7608.301 10:00-11:30am T 6/20 $5.00 $6.00


THE ALEXANDER TECHNIQUEThe Alexander Technique helps you solve daily movement situations that cause discomfort by transforming stress and tension into ease and lightness. Class activities include explanations, demonstrations and personal guidance to enhance walking, bending, sitting, driving and playing a musical instrument. Bring a mat to lie down on for constructive rest. (7 classes). No class 5/29 & 7/3.

Instructor: Shula Sendowski


7609.301 10:00–11:30am M 6/26–8/14 $30.00 $36.00

Location: Founders Hall Multipurpose Room located behind the Calabasas Library

BREATHE WITH EASE WITH SHULALearn a new breathing pattern to remove interfering tension and to help your breath flow. We’ll practice breathing while sitting, standing, walking, or lying down, demonstrations, explanations, self-observations, and individual guidance will be included. Based on the Alexander Technique's. Bring a yoga mat. (6 classes). No class 7/3.

Instructor: Shula Sendowski


7610.301 12:00–1:15pm M 6/26–8/7 $40.00 $48.00

Location: Founders Hall Multipurpose Room located behind the Calabasas Library



PERSONAL DEVEL. (CONT.)


WORKING WITH YOUR WORLD PART 1This class includes meditation instruction as well as sessions on meeting the world as it shows up, confidence, fearlessness, gentleness, unlocking creativity, emotional well-being, accommodating relationships, and how we bring all of this back into the world around us. (4 classes).

Instructor: Ron Schultz, Certified Meditation Instructor



MANDALA MEDITATION – HOW TO COLOR AND MEDITATE WITH MANDALASLearn an ancient form of meditation while coloring your own beautiful mandala. This class will delight your soul. Mandalas are sacred geometrical shapes used in many traditions around the world as tools for meditation. They are considered to be the highest form of spiritual art. Mandala Meditation is an effective way to relax, destress and have FUN. NO experience necessary. All materials will be provided. (6 classes). No class 5/10.

Instructor: Alina Shalev



MEDITATION FOR EVERYONECome learn, enjoy, and experience the benefits of different meditation and mindfulness techniques with Linda. Science has proven that meditation and mindfulness evoke a state of physiological relaxation, benefiting and insuring your good health or your return to good health. Your brain learns to give your body messages to change your thoughts, emotions and behavior. Each class begins with a brief discussion followed by a different type of meditation. Bring your own mat and pillow. (6 classes).

Instructor: Linda Feder



DEVELOP & CONTROL YOUR PSYCHIC ABILITYCarrie Shubert is a world renowned Clairvoyant, Psychic and Medium. This workshop is for anyone and everyone no matter what level of ability – or if you think you have none! Exercises include meeting your spirit guides, psychic healing and protection, and interactive/experimental ‘tuning in’ to people and animals who are living and those who have ‘crossed over.’ Dress in layers as room temperatures may vary. Bring a snack and beverage.

Presenter: Carrie Shubert, Renowned Clairvoyant, Psychic, Medium, Author and Teacher


7614.301 1:00–5:00pm F 7/21 $55.00 $66.00


CHAPTER III: TIME FOR CHANGEIn this unique 2 hour workshop you will learn to rewrite your own life script for living your best life after retirement. Learn why fear gets in the way when adjusting to changes in health, relationships, finances, and loss of loved ones. Understand past negative programing and change them to new positives to move productively through your golden years.

Presenter: Cher Bodner, Certified Hypnotherapist



WORKING WITH YOUR WORLD PART 2Working with Your World Part Two furthers and deepens instruction from Part One. We more fully explore aging well in a challenging world, dealing with relationships and interdependence, extreme emotions, and charting your life forward. (4 classes).

Instructor: Ron Schultz, Certified Meditation Instructor



CREATIVE VISUALIZATIONMinimize stress, improve relaxation, and achieve higher performance. Enhance your health by using the senses and learn the difference between right and left brain functions. This interactive class will encourage serenity, peacefulness and emotional well-being using a mind-body approach for maximum relaxation. (4 classes).

Instructor: Marilyn Stolzman, PhD


7617.301 2:30–4:00pm Th 6/22–7/13 $60.00 $66.00




PERSONAL DEVEL. (CONT.) HOBBIES & INTERESTS (CONT.)


MINDFULNESS AND MEDITATION SERIES – INNER IMAGERYGroup meditations will be primarily guided imagery supported by customized sound tracks and occasionally singing bowls.The later part of the series will introduce silent meditation which will be practiced in short segments. Loose comfortable clothing is recommended. (6 classes). No class 7/3.

Presenter: Barbara Teller



HOBBIES & INTERESTSMODERN AMERICAN CANASTACanasta is a card game of luck, skill, and diverse strategies. The game is played with 4 players, 2 teams of 2. It is challenging and social. Modern American Canasta is played with 2 decks of cards, teams forming melds and canasta earning necessary points to win. Learn Canasta in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. (6 classes).

Instructor: Wendy Koblick



HOT TOPICS / CURRENT EVENTS DISCUSSION GROUPAn open discussion of current and generally important domestic and international issues selected by the participants. A lively open interactive discussion is encouraged and diversity of opinion is respected. (9 classes). No class 7/4.

Moderator: Howard Somberg


7702.301 3:30–5:00pm T 6/6–8/8 $10.00 $12.00

Moderator: Scott Miller



ACTING FOR FUNLet’s do skits, improvisations, pantomimes, and acting games. Feel confident expressing and creating while in a supportive and exciting environment. All that is required is your presence and ability to have fun in what you do. (8 classes). No class 7/4.

Instructor: Anita Jackman

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7703.201 3:00-4:30pm T 4/4–5/23 $60.00 $72.00

7703.301 3:00-4:30pm T 6/20–8/15 $60.00 $72.00


SMALL SPRING FLORAL ARRANGEMENTSLearn to do spring flower arrangements in different kinds of containers for holidays, showers, and other celebrations.

Instructor: Madeline Coopersmith

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7704.201 10:00am–12:00pm W 4/5 $45.00 $54.00

7704.202 10:00am–12:00pm W 4/26 $45.00 $54.00


COUNTRY LINE DANCINGCome learn easy Country Line Dancing while having great fun and meeting new friends! Perfect exercise and good for all ages. Mike is an award-winning dancer and instructor with over 35 years of experience. (9 weeks).

Instructor: Mike Bendavid


7705.301 3:30–4:30pm W 6/21–8/16 $80.00 $96.00




HOBBIES & INTERESTS (CONT.)

BALLROOM DANCINGAnyone can learn to dance. Come join Irit, an enthusiastic and popular instructor, as she teaches various forms of dance including cha cha, swing, and tango, just to mention a few. Couples and singles are welcome to enjoy this fun & easy opportunity to exercise. And who knows? Maybe someday you’ll appear on Calabasas’ Dancing with the Stars! (7 classes).

Instructor: Irit Barak


7706.301 1:00–2:00pm Th 6/22–8/3 $40.00 $48.00


CANASTA (BEGINNERS)Canasta will be taught as a partner’s game with four at a table. We will follow an American set of rules using 4 decks of cards. After each set of hands, the partners will switch to other partners. This is a low-switch, fun, socializing game that easily develops into a regular gathering group. Join us, make new friends, and exercise our card talents. A sheet of rules, card point counts, and strategies will be sent to each registered person prior to the beginning class. Please familiarize yourselves with the rules before the first class. (4 classes).

Instructor: Hansel Pollack


Location: Calabasas Senior Center Card Room

INTRODUCTION TO MAH JONGGCome learn the fun and popular game of Mah Jongg. Helaine has successfully taught over 300 people this sociable and challenging game. Class is limited to 7 students. (4 classes).

Instructor: Helaine Gesas

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7708.201 10:00am–12:00pm Th 4/13–5/4 $80.00 $96.00


ADVANCED MAH JONGG STRATEGYImprove your Mah Jongg skills and learn to play more defensively in two - 2 hour sessions taught in a friendly atmosphere. Class is limited to 7 students. Register early! (2 classes).

Instructor: Helaine Gesas


7709.202 1:00–3:00pm Th 4/27–5/4 $40.00 $48.00


CONTAINER GARDENINGThese classes will focus on making creative container gardens. Each class includes supplies for one planting project. Types of plants used: succulents, annuals, perennials and herbs.

Instructor: Shar Lugo

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7710.201 3:00–5:00pm T 4/18 Mushroom Topiary $10.00 $12.00

7710.202 3:00–5:00pm T 5/16 Spring Garden $10.00 $12.00

7710.301 3:00–5:00pm T 6/20 Salsa Garden $10.00 $12.00

7710.302 3:00–5:00pm T 7/18 Top Hat $10.00 $12.00

7710.303 3:00–5:00pm T 8/22 Freeform Pots $10.00 $12.00

Location: Calabasas Senior Center

GREETING CARDSDon’t buy greeting cards…let’s create them! Bring your scissors and a ruler for 2 ½ hours of fun. All other materials are provided by the instructor. Each of the 3 cards that you will create will be truly one a kind. You will amaze the friends who receive your cards.

Instructor: Kathie Pettit



CANASTA (CONTINUING)Members of the last sessions of Canasta lessons are being offered a two week continuation course to strengthen then their skills. (2 classes).

Instructor: Hansel Pollack





ARTS & CRAFTS


BEGINNING OIL PAINTINGA fun class for learning basic fundamentals of painting in oils. Still life and landscape will be explored. Those wanting to brush up on their skills are welcome. Non-toxic practices will be used. A list of materials will be provided. (8 weeks). No class 5/29.

Instructor: Liz Blum



BEGINNING MIXED WATER MEDIAIntroduction to various water media will include using transparent watercolor, gouache, acrylic, ink and more. Subject matter will range from the realistic to the abstract. Students will discover a variety of techniques to create exciting special effects. Please bring a pencil, sketch pad and any watercolor supplies you have to the first class. (8 classes). No class 7/4.

Instructor: Deborah Swan-McDonald


7802.301 12:30–3:00pm T 6/20–8/15 $78.00 $94.00


ADVANCED MIXED WATER-MEDIABring out your creative self and join Otis Art Institute’s “Teacher of the Year” in this water media class that will nurture your creativity. Students will combine watercolor paints with other paints and materials. You will learn many techniques includingmaking textures, collaging with rice paper and pouring paint. Materials list will be given at the first class. Please bring a pencil, sketchpad and any watercolor supplies you have to the first class. (8 classes). No class 7/4.

Instructor: Deborah Swan-McDonald

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7803.201 9:30am–12:00pm T 4/4–5/23 $78.00 $94.00

7803.301 9:30am–12:00pm T 6/20–8/15 $78.00 $94.00


BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE LEVEL WATERCOLORSThrough this course you will learn the fundamentals and enhanced techniques of painting with watercolors. Each student will work from their own subject material: personal photos or printed copies of other paintings or photographs. Instruction will be both at group level and individually through a critique of your work. A list of materials needed will be distributed to each student at the first class. For the first class bring a pencil and sketch pad. No class 5/29 & 7/3.

Instructor: Mel Wolf

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7804.201 9:30am–12:00pm Th 4/6–6/8 $66.00 $79.00

7804.301 9:30am–12:00pm M 6/12–8/21 $66.00 $79.00

7804.302 9:30am–12:00pm Th 6/22–8/24 $66.00 $79.00


ACRYLIC PAINTINGAcrylics are actually a great medium for beginners to learn, because it is such a forgiving medium. Acrylics are water-based, which means that unlike oil paints, they can be thinned with water and cleaned with water. This art class will instruct in the use and techniques of painting with acrylic paint. Painting subject will be a choice of landscape or still life on canvas. Students will receive a list of needed supplies prior to the start of class. (8 classes). No class 4/14 & 5/5, 5/26.

Instructor: Wendy Koblick

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7805.201 10:00am–12:00pm F 4/7–6/16 $75.00 $90.00


COLORED PENCILS FOR CONTINUING STUDENTSContinue to experiment with colored pencil and mixed media. Individual instruction will guide you through projects of your own choosing as you explore the techniques and subject matter that interest you on your way to your artistic goals. (6 classes). No class 7/4.

Instructor: Arlene Weinstock


7806.301 9:30–11:30am T 6/6–7/18 $50.00 $60.00



ARTS & CRAFTS (CONT.)


EXPERIMENTING WITH COLORED PENCILSLearn to get rich color on paper with a perfectly transportable medium. People who like to draw will learn to handle this versatile tool for making art. Expand your imagination, learn how color works, and have fun. Materials and supply list will be distributed on the first day of class. (6 classes). No class 7/4.


CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT7807.201 10:00am–12:00pm T 4/18–5/23 $50.00 $60.00

7807.301 10:00am–12:00pm T 6/6–7/18 $50.00 $60.00


BEGINNING DRAWING 1 – LINE DRAWINGStop-Look-See-Draw. Drawing is a skill as much about seeing as drawing and you can have fun learning the basics: line, shape, and form. Through demonstrations and exercises students explore contour line, perspective, scale and positive/negative space while using traditional drawing materials. Bring a pencil and sketch or drawing paper pad to the firstclass. (6 classes).




ABSTRACTION: PAINTING AND DRAWINGWorking from a variety of still life setups in the studio, students will develop an understanding of how to personalize their style, increase their observational skills and develop strong compositions. The essence of the subject will be explored both representationally and abstractly. Students will gain confidence in combining a variety of fluid media, including ink, acrylic and watercolor. (5 classes).

Instructor: Catherine Tirr



BEGINNING DRAWING 2 – SHADINGIn this class you will continue building the skills learned in Drawing 1. Learn how light and shadow reveal form, and experiment with different methods for seeing value and drawing gradations. Class exercises will include drawing objects in various arrangements. Bring to class: pencils (2H, HB, 2B, 4B, and 6B or 8B), drawing paper (70 lb or heavier), pencil sharpener, kneaded eraser, and white block eraser. (6 classes). No class 7/4.





EXCURSIONS


No refunds for excursions unless your spot can be filled from a waitlist.


FLOWER FIELDS AT CARLSBAD, A TUCKER TOURTour includes: Deluxe Motor coach with water on board, wagon ride and admission at Flower Fields of Carlsbad, treats, buffet lunch at Felix’s Soul BBQ and a Tucker Tours guide for over sixty years, Mother Nature has transformed the rolling hills of north San Diego County into one of the most spectacular and coordinated displays of natural color and beauty anywhere in the world. The nearly fifty acres of Giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers that make up The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch in Carlsbad, California, are in bloom for approximately six to eight weeks each year – from early March through early May – literally bringing the famous fields back to life. This annual burst of color, which has become part of the area’s local heritage, also is one of nature’s official ways of announcing the arrival of spring here in southern California. Enjoy a wagon ride that includes audio commentary of the history of the Flower Fields. Relax on chairs to enjoy the beautiful ocean and flower views. There will be time to browse and shop at the Garden Center and Gift shop. Lunch will be included with a buffet at Felix’s Soul BBQ. Moderate walking.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8001.201 8:30am-6:00pm Th 4/13 $110.00 $130.00

Shuttle Departs: Juan Bautista De Anza Park

CULINARY ARTS INSTITUTE MISSION COLLEGE TOUR AND FOUR-COURSE GOURMET LUNCH Something new and exciting! We are so fortunate to have this award winning Culinary Institute at Los Angeles Mission College. Although this architecturally beautiful building consists of three stories in 85,000 square feet, we will be taking a tour of the lower level which has five kitchens: the Main Modular Kitchen (5,000 square feet,) Pastry Lab, Bake Shop, Garde Manger Kitchen, which is a cool room for storing foods and for preparing certain dishes, and a Butcher Shop. The main level houses their Main Production Kitchen, and the upper level, classrooms and demonstration Tiered Classroom Kitchen. There are currently over 600 students enrolled in this impressive program.*The building has highly polished concrete floors so please wear non-slip (non-leather) shoes. They will send the menu to us in advance so that you may select your entrée beforehand. Check out reviews and pictures of the students’lunch presentation. As they say, you eat first with your eyes. Huell Hauser would have said, “That’s AMAZING!”



THE CALABASAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY RED TROLLEY TOUR The Calabasas Historical Society (CHS) will be guiding this tour highlighting historical Calabasas landmarks. The Calabasas History Tour will be offered on Saturday, April 22, 2017, Saturday, May 20, 2017, and Saturday, June 10, 2017. The City’s red trolley will bring tour participants past landmarks related to the old west, early moviemaking, the roaring 1920’s, the suburban 1960’s and more. The tour visits several significant landmarks representing the Calabasas area’s rich historical diversity. Knowledgeable docents will share local facts, legend and lore at such points of interest as, Old Town Calabasas, Bird Streets, Calabasas Pet Cemetery plus more. The tour is 2 hours in length and departs at 9:30a.m. from the Calabasas Civic Center at 100 Civic Center Way in Calabasas. Seating is limited, so register early! Wear comfortable walking shoes. Sagebrush Cantina will be offering a lunch special after the tour, please call the Senior Center a week before your trip to reserve your spot as a group.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8003.201 9:30-11:30am Sat 4/22 $10.00 $12.00

8003.202 9:30-11:30am Sat 5/20 $10.00 $12.00

8003.301 9:30-11:30am Sat 6/10 $10.00 $12.00

Shuttle Departs: 100 Civic Center Way, Calabasas

MUSIC OF YESTERYEAR We are so fortunate to have this fabulous hidden treasure in our own backyard. If you have not been on this excursion in the past please don’t miss the opportunity to listen to this incredible collection of music machines. The Nix Collection of Automated Musical Instruments began in 1983 with Frank and Shirley Nix’s purchase of a few antique music boxes. It grew much larger with the addition of merry-go-rounds, dance hall organs, and nickelodeons. An addition to the property was constructed to house the larger instruments. Mr. Nix will guide us on his musical journey by playing these instruments as well as fascinating us with stories of his collection. Lunch on your own tab will follow at Angel City Café in Woodland Hills.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8004.201 9:00am–2:30pm Th 4/27 $35.00 $42.00


LAPD EDWARD DAVIS TRAINING FACILITY Join us for this very exciting day at the LAPD Training Facility. They have 3 firing ranges and a mock city where officers train for robbery and hostage situations. You might see snipers secured to helicopters, bomb squads and gun fights in action and counter terrorism measures. This training makes our “Men in Blue” better able to protect us. WEAR CLOSED TOED SHOES. After, we will lunch at Buenos Aires Grill. PLEASE BRING CASH (this is on your own tab, and delicious).






EXCURSIONS (CONT.)


CITRUS SINGERS’ “CINEMAGIC” CITRUS COLLEGE This year the renowned Citrus Singers transform movie musicals into a parade of show stoppers guaranteed to please. Whether you love the classic movie music of the Wizard of Oz, The Sound of Music, and Singin’ in the Rain, or the timeless hits in Grease or Moulin Rouge, or you want to hear the latest music from more current films like Pitch Perfect, Once, and Sparkle, the dazzling salute to Hollywood movie musicals is sure to please any movie aficionado. Before the show we will lunch at Frisella’s Roastery, a well-loved family owned restaurant located in the heart of Historic Glendora. Lunch is on your own. Please bring cash.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8006.201 10:30am–6:00pm Sat 5/13 $44.00 $53.00

Shuttle Departs: Calabasas Senior Center

SANTA ANITA RACETRACK – A DAY AT THE RACES Spend the day at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, watching horse races, betting and enjoying a buffet lunch. We will be seated together for the races, and will be provided with a handicapper to educate those in the group who are new to the sport of horse racing. Later, there will be a paddock tour entailing walking ring and post parade. No refunds for cancellations.



ANNIE GET YOUR GUN AT THE GLENDALE CENTER THEATRE Join us for a wonderful afternoon performance of the ever popular musical, “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” playing at the Glendale Center Theatre in the round. Immediately after we will be venturing off for a delicious meal at Lola’s Peruvian Restaurant (on your own tab).This should be a spectacular day! Please bring cash.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8008.301 1:00–8:30pm Sat 6/3 $44.00 $53.00


DOWNTOWN DISCOVERY WALKING TOUR We will journey into the largest Fashion & Flower Districts in America. With almost 100 city blocks of wholesale and retail stores, you’ll learn about the development of the fashion and flower industries and explore the buildings that house them. We will start at the Ace Hotel, and see the New Mart and the California Mart, the Cooper Building, fabric and notions stores, Lady Liberty building, Gerry building, Santee Alley and the Flower District. This is a 2-hour all walking docent-led tour. We will have lunch at L.A. CHAPTER at the Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles on your own tab.



TOUR OF THE ADAMSON HOUSE AND GARDEN Join us as we tour the Adamson House, where Malibu Creek meets the Pacific Ocean. Originally belonging to the Chumash Indians and subsequently bought by the Rindge Family, it at one time encompassed 20 miles of coastline. A The daughter Rhoda and her husband Merritt Adamson built this historic museum as a beach house. This Spanish Colonial Revival has dazzling displays of decorative tiles, hand carved doors, frescoes, cast iron works, and lead framed windows. The family’s dramatic history is fascinating and their landscaped grounds are well worth a stroll. After, we will enjoy an ocean front lunch (on your own tab) at Duke’s.



JULY 4TH FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR WITH PENTATONIX Join us once again as we continue our annual tradition of celebrating Independence Day at the legendary Hollywood Bowl. Our evening under the stars will feature both popular and patriotic music together with the Bowl’s famous fireworks. Headlining this year is the Grammy winning a cappela group, Pentatonix. Their career skyrocketed when they won the 2011 NBC competition, “The Sing-Off.” Known for their pop-inspired take on classics, this 5 person group uses no instruments and relies on only their voices to create melodic arrangements of beloved songs such as the Leonard Cohen classic “Hallelujah.” The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra will perform patriotic classics and marches led by Principal Conductor, Thomas Wilkins. And then, those spectacular fireworks---the absolute best! Buy dinner at the Bowl or pack a yummy picnic dinner and bottle of wine. Don’t forget a jacket –it gets cool and damp after dark.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8011.301 4:30–11:30pm Sun 7/2 $52.00 $62.00



EXCURSIONS (CONT.)




SANTA BARBARA LANDSHARK TOURBeginning at Stearns Wharf and during the first hour, we wind our way through the enchanting streets of Santa Barbara. See the historical landmarks, and visit the numerous attractions. Learn about the city’s past, present and future, and explore the alluring beachside city that many of the world’s rich and famous call home.The adventure continues at the Santa Barbara harbor. See luxurious private yachts and fleets of commercial fishing boats. Hear maritime legends of Stearns Wharf and discover the abundant marine mammals and sea life that inhabit our ocean. Lunch will be on your own tab, at Stella Mare’s Bistro.



POLO AND TOUR WILL ROGERS STATE PARK Experience polo, "the game of kings," at Will Rogers State Park, originally the private estate of famed humorist Will Rogers, and now the only remaining polo field in Los Angeles. After a short bus ride to breezy Pacific Palisades, have a guided tour of the historic ranch buildings and visitor center, and view a film on the life of Will Rogers. Then get a quick course on the rules of polo, meet some of the players and polo ponies and watch the exciting game while picnicking on the shady side of the field, toasting the goals with champagne. Walking shoes are recommended due to uneven ground and so you can participate in the divot stomping, where you get to go on the field and push the unearthed clogs of grass back into the ground, in centuries-old polo tradition.

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8013.301 9:30am–4:00pm Sat 7/22 $65.00 $78.00


SENIOR DAY AT THE VENTURA COUNTY FAIR So much to do, so much to see, and it’s FREE! Breathe in the fresh sea air while perusing your choices. There are so many great exhibits on display in these buildings: Agriculture, Floriculture, Gems and minerals, Home Arts, and Photography. How about cooking demonstrations, pig races or examining the latest gadgets? Hungry? Try a smoked turkey Leg, some barbeque, or a roasted ear of corn slathered in your choice of condiments. There’s always cotton candy! The concert starts early on this day, 1 PM so find the grandstand, rest your feet, and enjoy some good music which is always geared toward our age group. Bring a jacket just in case. This is pure Americana!



DRUM BARRACKS CIVIL WAR MUSEUM TOUR Located in Wilmington, CA. Drum Barracks Civil War Museum is housed in the last remaining original wooden building of the 22 structures built as a military post during the Civil War in the Los Angeles area. Named after Lt. Col. Richard Drum, Adj. Gen’l of the Dept. of the Pacific in San Francisco, it served as the Union Army HQ for Southern California and the Arizona Territory from 1861-1871. Immediately after, we enjoy lunch at Nikos Pizzeria on your own tab.



GLENDALE THEATRE FEATURING “FOOTLOOSE” Join us for this wonderful musical production of “Footloose”. It is filled with incredible dancing, a melodic and energetic score, and a great story. It puts the new kid in town at odds with the local minister when he bans dancing throughout the town. A little rebellion before its time. Immediately after, we will enjoy the most favorite Italian deli in Burbank, Monte Carlo’s. (On your own tab) It’s going to be a great day!

CODE TIME DAY DATE MEMBER OR RESIDENT NON RESIDENT8016.301 1:00–8:30pm Sat 9/9 $44.00 $53.00


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LAST NAME FIRST NAME EMAIL (ALL RECEIPTS WILL BE EMAILED)

ADDRESS CITY ZIP

HOME PHONE CELL PHONE (NUMBER & CARRIER REQUIRED FOR TEXT MESSAGES) CELL PHONE CARRIER

CODE CLASS NAME PARTICIPANT NAME SEX BIRTHDATE FEE

PROCESSING FEE $5.00

TOTAL FEEMethod of Payment: Check

CARD # EXP. DATE

REFUND POLICY

1. Refund requests must be made before the beginning of the 2nd class.

2. A full refund will be made in the event an activity is canceled by the City prior to the starting date.

3. A partial refund will be made on a pro-rated basis if a refund is requested prior to the beginning of the 2nd class.

4. Refund checks will be mailed within four to five weeks of notice.

5. Please note to the nature of excursions: Refunds may only be available if the reservation can be filled from a wait list.

6. Refunds will not be issued after the completion of an activity, excursion or event.

ONLINE REGISTRATIONClick on the Active Network

Class Registration logo.

Member & Resident discount

applied after check-out.

MAIL-INFill in registration form and mail

with full payment. Make checks payable

to City of Calabasas. Mail to:

Calabasas Senior Center

Attn: Spring / Summer Registration

300 Civic Center Way

Calabasas, CA 91302

ONE FAMILY PER REGISTRATION FORM. For more registration information call (818) 224-1777.

SENIOR CENTER PROGRAMS REGISTRATION

*Signature required for registration. The undersigned hereby agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City of Calabasas and

its officers, employees and agents from and against any and all loss, liability charges and expenses (including attorney’s fees) and cost

which may arise by reason of participation in any program. (The City does not provide accident, medical, liability, workers’ compensation

insurance or any other insurance for program participants). As parent/guardian, I hereby consent to emergency treatment of my minor

child as a result of accident or injury. I further agree to pay any and all costs incurred as a result of said treatment. I agree to carefully

inspect and satisfy for myself that the facilities provided are reasonably safe for their intended use. Once having conducted the inspection,

I agree to expressly assume the risk of participating at the premises. I understand the City retains the right to use photos taken during

activities for publicity purposes.

ADULT/PARENT SIGNATURE DATE

I have read and understand the general release, waiver, and indemnity agreement.

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• On Wednesday, March 15th at 9:00 a.m., paid members of

the Calabasas Senior Center will be able to register for classes

and excursions both online or in-person at the Senior Center.

• On Friday, March 17th at 9:00 a.m., Standard Registration

for Calabasas residents (who are not members of the Senior

Center) will be able to register for classes and excursions both

online or in-person at the Senior Center.

• On Monday, March 20th at 9:00 a.m., non-residents of

Calabasas will be able to register for classes and excursions

both online or in-person at the Senior Center.


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