danville winter activity guide

DanvilleRecreation ServicesActivity Guide | Winter 2014

empower yourself to live well...

www.danville.ca.gov | For Winter registration dates, refer to page 2.

Registration DatesAdult Sports Leagues . . . . . November 4, Danville resident teams November 5, open registration

Winter Classes . . . . . . . . . . . November 12, Incorporated Danville residents November 13, open registration

Table of Contents Winter 2014

libRARy pRoGRAms page 5

5 & UnDeR pages 6–11 yoUTh pages 12–20

Teen pages 21–23 ADUlT pages 24–32

ADUlT 55+ page 33 All AGes, ADApTive ReC. page 34

CommUniTy inFoRmATion page 35 pARks & FACiliTies pages 36–37

poliCies & pRoCeDURes page 38 ReGisTRATion page 39

evenTs pages 3–4

leGAl holiDAys obseRveDClasses will not take place on the following dates:

Veterans Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monday, November 11, 2013

Thanksgiving Holiday . . . . . . . . Thursday & Friday, November 28 & 29, 2013

Christmas Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday & Thursday, December 25 & 26, 2013

Holiday Furlough* . . . . . . . . . . . Friday, Monday & Tuesday, December 27, 30 & 31, 2013

New Year’s Day Holiday . . . . . . Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day . . . Monday, January 20, 2014

Presidents’ Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monday, February 17, 2014

*Furlough dates are not legal holidays but reflect office closure.

live Well and prosper…The winter season is a season of joy and celebrations . It is the time of year when we reflect on the previous year and look forward to what the New Year may bring . As we celebrate, reflect and look forward this winter, I would like to encourage you also to live well .

What does “live well” mean? In the world of recreation “live well” means taking the opportunity to promote our own health and wellness . This can be done by getting your body moving by joining one of our fitness classes, sports leagues or by stretching your mind as you learn a foreign language or how to play the guitar . Taking care of our body, mind and soul through recreation allows for a life well lived .

Empower yourself to live well and find that perfect opportunity right here in Danville as we promote health and wellness through our programs . I invite you to explore all the activities, events and performances highlighted in the Activity Guide that will help you to live well and prosper!

Henry Perezalonso Recreation Services Manager

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Registration DatesAdult Sports Leagues . . . . . November 4, Danville resident teams November 5, open registration

Winter Classes . . . . . . . . . . . November 12, Incorporated Danville residents November 13, open registration

Table of Contents Winter 2014

Winter 2014 Special Events

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spiRiT oF DAnville: shop, Dine & plAy november 14, 11:00 am–8:00 pmDowntown Danville, Livery, and Rose GardenInformation: www .discoverdanvilleca .com

liGhTinG oF The olD oAk TRee november 29, 5:15 pm–8:30 pmDowntown

Information: Danvilleareachamber .com

sAnTA’s mAilbox December 2–13Danville Community Center

Information: page 17

senioR holiDAy lUnCheon December 6, 12:00 pm–1:30 pmDanville Senior Center at Veterans Memorial BuildingInformation: page 33

A homemADe holiDAy December 12, 3:30 pm–5:00 pmDanville Community Center


elF WoRkshop December 14, 9:00 am–11:00 am or 11:30 am–1:30 pmDanville Community Center


FRee UnWAsTe ReCyClinG evenT December 14 & 15, 9:00 am–3:00 pmDanville Park & RideInformation: www .unwaste .com

5Th AnnUAl ReCReATion pRoGRAm expo February 8, 10:00 am–1:00 pmDanville Community Center


6Th AnnUAl DR. seUss biRThDAy pARTy march 6, 4:00 pm–6:00 pmDanville Community Center

Information: page 5

Art Gallery EventsFor more information about the exhibits, visit www.villagetheatreartgallery.com

Gallery hours: M–Tu Appointment only: 314-3460 W–F 12:00 pm–5:00 pm Sa 11:00 am–3:00 pm Su Closed

barn Dance: Celebrating our Agrarian heritageNovember 15–December 16, 2013 Opening Reception: November 16, 5:00 pm–7:00 pm

Barn Dance is a playful gathering of images, sounds and smells (think hay!) in a gallery whose building has been important to the Town of Danville through countless seasons. Through paintings and sculpture, this exhibit aims to create a connection to the cultivated land and domesticated animals of our agrarian heritage.

twenty four by twenty four: blackburn and FriendsJanuary 10–February 22, 2014 Opening Reception: January 10, 5:00 pm–8:00 pm Art Chat: February 5, 7:00 pm–9:00 pm

Explore the visual structure of painting with Blackburn and Friends. Topics discussed will include how the formal elements of art function within a composition, how color and shape create a sense of space and the roles of texture and light play in evoking luminous surfaces.

Artful Women: seven voices in Fabric ArtMarch 7–April 26, 2014 Opening Reception: March 7, 5:00 pm–8:00 pm Art Chat: March 19, 7:00 pm–9:00 pm

Abstract and representational themes burst at the seams in this contemporary fabric and fiber arts exhibit.

The Town of Danville cordially invites the community to attend the 100th Anniversary of the Village Theatre Grand engagement Celebration: saturday, november 16, 2013

GAlA5:00 pm–7:00 pm, Town meeting hallTaste and savor delectable small bites and wine from local restaurants while viewing timeless photos of the Village Theatre. First 200 attendees will receive a commemorative wine glass. Small bites will be provided by: Bridges, Norm’s, McGah’s, and Primo’s, and wine will be poured by The Vine at Bridges.

openinG ReCepTion FoR bARn DAnCe5:00 pm–7:00 pm, village Theatre Art GalleryJoin us for the Opening Reception of the latest Village Theatre Art Gallery Exhibition, Barn Dance.

CenTenniAl pResenTATion7:00 pm–9:30 pm, village TheatreJourney through time as local leaders in Danville’s rich history come together and highlight the various ways this historical building has been utilized throughout its 100 year history. Presentations will utilize the vast wealth of talent that is seen throughout the many groups that perform in the Village Theatre.

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Village Theatre EventsPurchase tickets online at www.villagetheatreshows.com, or at the Danville Community Center, 420 Front Street, (925) 314-3400. Tickets will be available for pick up at Will Call one hour before show time.

The Town of Danville presents:pResChool peRFoRmAnCe seRiesNovember 1 Illusionist Brian Scott

December 6 Jeremy the Juggler

January 3 Buki the Clown

February 7 The Brian Waite Band

March 7 Music by Octopretzel

General Admission: $3 All shows start at 10:00 am

The Town of Danville and Role Players Ensemble present:

leTTiCe AnD lovAGe* The mATChmAkeR*by Peter Shaffer by Thornton WilderOctober 18–November 9 January 17–February 8

The Town of Danville and Danville Children’s Musical Theater present:

AlADDin JR.* by Disney November 22, 23, 29, 30

TRAppeD in A RUmoR impRov GRoUp December 12, 7:45 pm General Admission: $8 Student/Senior, $10 Adult

*Ticket prices and show times vary. Visit www.villagetheatreshows.com for more information.

ThURsDAys @ The vTClassic Movie Series:November 7 Jaws

November 21 Back to the Future

December 5 Breakfast at Tiffany’s

December 19 It’s a Wonderful Life

General Admission: $5 All movies start at 8:00 pm

Winter events“behinD The sCenes” leCTURe seRies7:00 pm | Danville library, mt. Diablo RoomJoin Role Players Ensemble Artistic Director Eric Fraisher Hayes, designers, and actors for a behind the scenes look into the creation of two plays being performed in 2014.

The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder: Tuesday, January 7 Ruddigore by Gilbert & Sullivan: Thursday, April 10

DAnville libRARy ARTs & TRAvel pResenTATion seRies1:00 pm | Danville library, mt. Diablo RoomThe Art of Bulgari—La Doce Vita and Beyond, 1950 to 1990: Tuesday, January 21 Presented by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Docent Council

Yoga—Art of Transformation: Tuesday, February 18 Presented by the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco Community Speakers Program

The World of Jane Austen—Art and Culture in the 18th and 19th Century: Tuesday, March 18 Presented by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Docent Council; Sponsored by the Friends of the Danville Library

leUnG’s WhiTe CRAne lion DAnCe TRoUpeTuesday, January 28, 4:00 pm | Danville library, Children’s Reading RoomBack due to popular demand! Leung’s White Crane Lion Dance Troupe is here for a return engagement performing their famous and awe-inspiring Lion Dance and drumming for which they are famous! Celebrate the Lunar New Year with this famous dance known to drive away those evil spirits! Sponsored by the Friends of the Danville Library

ARTs enRiChmenT book ClUb seRies, GRADes 6–8Wednesdays, January 29, February 26, and march 26; 4:00 pm–5:30 pm Danville library, mt. Diablo Room Reading takes on exciting and different art forms with hands-on activities and interactive presentations for students in grades 6–8! Receive a special prize or book for each meeting you attend and continue to read and explore. Participants must be available to attend all three sessions. Visit the Danville Library or call (925) 837-4889 for more information. Space is limited and registration is required. Sponsored by the Danville Library Endowment

ComeDy oF TimoThy JAmesTuesday, February 11, 4:00 pm | Danville library, Children’s Reading RoomTimothy James returns to the Danville Library to astound and entertain! Laughs and surprises for kids and adults alike in this humorous and amazing magic show! Sponsored by The Friends of the Danville Library

DAnville libRARy mAsTeR GARDeneR pResenTATion seRies7:00 pm | Danville library, mt. Diablo RoomPruning: Thursday, February 20

Replacing Your Lawn with Drought Tolerant Plants: Thursday, March 13

6Th AnnUAl DR. seUss biRThDAy pARTy, AGes 5–9Thursday, march 6, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm Danville Community Center, valley oak RoomThe Danville Library and Town of Danville invite you to join the fun and festivities at the sixth annual Dr. Seuss Birthday Party! Don’t miss your favorite Dr. Seuss stories, fun and zany crafts, and many more surprises! Space is limited, and registration is $5 per child. Due to the expansion of the event, parents required to attend with their child. Registration begins November 12 through the Town of Danville, online at www.danvillerecguide.com, or call (925) 314-3400 (reference barcode 31578). Jointly presented by the Town of Danville and Friends of the Danville Library

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libraryDanville LibraryAll programs are FREE and open to the public unless otherwise indicated.400 Front Street, Danville, CA 94526

hoURs... M–Th: 10:00 am–8:00 pm F–Sa: 10:00 am–6:00 pm Su: 1:00 pm–5:00 pmHours funded by Contra Costa County and the Town of Danville.

For a list of library services call 837-4889 or visit www.ccclib.org.

sinGinG+boDy pARTs Your preschooler will love this Spanish singing class! We will do circle time, singing, learn about body parts, free play and more. We will sing and act out a variety of Spanish children’s songs. $4 materials fee.

Danville Community Center, Lounge

#33851 Mar 4–11 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

Cooking Classes bUsy bee Cooks Age 4–5y | lynda Rexroat We will learn to cook and taste our creations and share them with your whole family. Young chefs will have fun while they learn the life skill of cooking tasty, healthy and affordable foods. We will learn proper clean up, kitchen and appliance safety. Students will make two recipes per class. Alert the Community Center and instructor of any food allergies prior to start of class. $15 materials fee.

Danville Community Center, Kitchen

#33745 Jan 29–Feb 12 W 1:00 pm–2:30 pm $178(R) • $208(N)

Dance Classes iTTy biTTy DAnCeRs—pARenT pARTiCipATion Age 21⁄2–31⁄2y | studio 8 staff A perfect FIRST dance class! Young dancers will learn the basics of jazz and ballet while developing motor, social and coordination skills. This parent participation class includes: kicks, jumps, turns, creative dance movement, memory games, scarf dancing and exploration with musical instruments. Parent participation is required. Boys and girls welcome! Wear comfortable clothing, bare feet or ballet shoes, with hair pulled away from face.

Studio 8, 3420 Fostoria Way, Suite A-100, Danville, (925) 867-1556, www.studio8pac.com No class 1/20, 2/17

#33833 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 10:00 am–10:30 am $128(R) • $154(N)

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learning spanishAge 31⁄2–5y | A+ spanish Academy staff Class Series is taught by themes: Cooking + ABCs, Art + Numbers, Dance Movement + Colors, Story Telling + Opposites, Singing + Body Parts. This new series enhances your child’s small and large motor skills, while exposing them to emotional, social and academic growth.

CookinG+AbCs Preschoolers will cook and learn their ABCs in a total Spanish Immersion environment! We will do circle time, cooking, learn about the ABCs, free play and more! We will cook a variety of foods like tortillas from scratch, cookies and more, all while speaking Spanish! $4 materials fee.


#33840 Jan 6–13 M 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

#33847 Jan 7–14 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

ART+nUmbeRs Little fingers love art! We will do circle time, art, cooking, learn about numbers, free play and more! We will make a variety of art projects using construction paper, paint, etc., all while we learn and practice Spanish. $4 materials fee.


#33848 Jan 21–28 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

#33844 Jan 27–Feb 3 M 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

DAnCe movemenT+ColoRs Pitter, patter feet... Dance! We will do circle time, dance movement, learn about colors, free play and more. We will be dancing to Latin children’s music while we practice our Spanish skills. $4 materials fee.

Danville Community Center, LoungeNo class 2/17

#33849 Feb 4–11 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

#33845 Feb 10–24 M 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

sToRy TellinG+opposiTes Turn on your preschooler’s imagination through Spanish story telling. We will do circle time, storytelling, learn about opposites, free play and more. We will read a variety of Spanish books in this interactive, hands-on story telling class! $4 materials fee.


#33850 Feb 18–25 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

#33846 Mar 3–10 M 9:30 am–11:30 am $50(R) • $60(N)

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iTTy biTTy pRinCess bAlleTAge 21⁄2–31⁄2y | studio 8 staff Come dressed up like your favorite Princess! This class will teach basic ballet technique and increase motor skills through creative dance. Fun props like wands, scarves, and dress up will be incorporated into the curriculum to help engage the young dancers. Young dancers will use their imagination and dance to their favorite Disney songs. Wear a leotard and ballet shoes with hair pulled away from face. Students must be potty-trained.

Studio 8, 3420 Fostoria Way, Suite A-100, Danville, (925) 867-1556, www.studio8pac.com

#33835 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 10:45 am–11:30 am $160(R) • $192(N)

iTTy biTTy hip hop TUmblinGAge 21⁄2–31⁄2y | studio 8 staff A class that mixes hip hop and basic tumbling. Class will consist of hip hop warm-ups and tumbling basics. This class uses a creative approach to teaching hip hop and tumbling basics. The tumbling portion of the class is safe and age appropriate consisting of movements such as basic forward rolls and donkey kicks. Fun upbeat age-appropriate popular music is used. Wear dance wear and bare feet.


#33837 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 1:00 pm–1:45 pm $160(R) • $192(N)

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mini bAlleT AnD CReATive DAnCe Age 31⁄2–5y | studio 8 staff The perfect first dance class for young dancers! Or a great second dance class for students who have taken our Mommy and Me Itty Bitty Dancers class. This class will teach basic Ballet technique and increase motor skills through creative dance. Fun props like Teddy bears, scarves and musical instruments will be used. Ballet shoes are required. Students must be potty-trained.

Studio 8, 3420 Fostoria Way, Suite A-100, Danville, (925) 867-1556, www.studio8pac.comNo class 1/20, 2/17

#33836 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 10:30 am–11:15 am $128(R) • $154(N)

pRe-bAlleT/CReATive DAnCe Age 3–41⁄2y | Jan manning Introduction to dance with emphasis on the basics of ballet with creative dance. This class is a great way to increase balance, strength, flexibility, rhythm and self-esteem. Tea Party and class demonstration will be given at the last class. Dancers should wear hair pulled back, leotard, pink tights and leather ballet shoes.

Danville Community Center, Valley Oak Room

#33730 Jan 10–Mar 14 F 10:30 am–11:15 am $115(R) • $138(N)

pRe-bAlleT AnD TAp Age 4–6y | Jan manning Your young dancer will build upon and learn new dance moves, ballet positions and exercise to increase coordination and flexibility. Tap dance will be introduced along with learning musical patterns and steps. Tea Party and class demonstration will be given at the last class. Dancers should wear hair pulled back, leotard, pink tights and ballet & tap shoes.


#33728 Jan 10–Mar 14 F 9:45 am–10:30 am $115(R) • $138(N)

#33729 Jan 10–Mar 14 F 3:15 pm–4:00 pm $115(R) • $138(N)

Gymnastic ClassespARenT & me GymnAsTiCs—parent participation Age 18m–3y | California Gymnastic services staff Parents and little ones explore, run, jump, hop, crawl, dance, sing and play parachute games. This class helps develop social and motor skills.


#33807 Jan 7–Feb 4 Tu 9:30 am–10:15 am $70(R) • $84(N)

#33808 Feb 11–Mar 11 Tu 9:30 am–10:15 am $70(R) • $84(N)

Tiny TUmbleRsAge 3y | California Gymnastic services staff Classes are designed to enhance your child’s motor development and confidence. Emphasis is placed on learning beginning gymnastics skills in a fun and social environment.


#33813 Jan 7–Feb 4 Tu 10:20 am–11:05 am $70(R) • $84(N)

#33814 Feb 11–Mar 11 Tu 10:20 am–11:05 am $70(R) • $84(N)

pResChool GymnAsTiCs Age 4–5y | California Gymnastic services staff Classes are designed to enhance your child’s strength, coordination and confidence. Emphasis is placed on beginning gymnastic skills and equipment use.


#33810 Jan 7–Feb 4 Tu 11:10 am–11:55 am $70(R) • $84(N)

#33811 Feb 11–Mar 11 Tu 11:10 am–11:55 am $70(R) • $84(N)



kindermusik Classes—parent participationAge 1m–4y | miss paige In every class, you’ll witness your child’s developmental evolution in language skills, literacy, listening, problem solving, social skills, self-esteem, and musicality. And it happens within a nurturing environment—full of energy, imagination, music, dancing, and playful delight. This is a parent participation class. No non-enrolled siblings. Dress comfortably and be prepared to move! Barefoot is best for your baby; adults are encouraged to wear socks.

villAGe: FeATheRs 1–17mThe musical poems of Woody Guthrie, bird songs and the naturally occurring sounds in nature help babies develop an early appreciation and accelerated aptitude for language, movement, and music. $35 fee for digital materials.

Library, Mt. Diablo Room; 1/8, 2/12 class held in Danville Community Center, Las Trampas Room

#33804 Jan 8–Feb 26 W 9:00 am–9:45 am $144(R) • $173(N)

WiGGle & GRoW: Up in The sky & WilD AnimAl pARk 17m–3yEach week your child will love singing, dancing, and playing instruments with you and their new friends. We’ll start by exploring all of the floating, flying, fluttering things we can find Up in the Sky; then we’ll slither like snakes and pounce like leopards in Wild Animal Park. $22 materials fee.


#33805 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 10:00 am–10:45 am $162(R) • $194(N)

WiGGle & GRoW FAmily ClAss 1m–4y Each week your child will love singing, dancing, and playing instruments with you and their new friends. We’ll start by exploring all of the floating, flying, fluttering things we can find Up in the Sky; then we’ll slither like snakes and pounce like leopards in Wild Animal Park. $22 materials fee. Babies 10 months and younger attend free with a sibling that is enrolled!


#33806 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 11:00 am–11:45 am $162(R) • $194(N)

performing Arts sUnshine voCAl: liTTle sTARs on sTAGe Age 4–5y | lorrie harris This class is a singing and dancing program for little ones who love to sing and dance. Children sing some of their favorite Disney songs along with learning simple dance numbers that will accommodate the singing portion of performance. A final performance occurs at the end of the session. Class taught by Miss Lorrie currently teaching Sunshine Vocal Performance and Heather Tabor a professional dancer. 30 minutes dance, 30 minutes singing.

Town Meeting Hall, Auditorium

#33860 Jan 10–Feb 28 F 1:30 pm–2:30 pm $210(R) • $252(N)

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kids@play Age 1–5y | michelle Quinlan

FUn Time—Drop-off 3–5yFun Time is a three-hour drop-off program where children explore all areas of learning through a playful environment. New themes are introduced each week. Class includes story time, songs, outdoor play, art & craft, music and movement. No non-enrolled siblings. Snack is included. $10 materials fee.

Hap Magee Ranch Park, Swain House

#33823 Jan 14–Mar 11 Tu 9:15 am–12:15 pm $315(R) • $378(N)

FUn WiTh pARenTs—parent participation 2–3y Fun Time is an exciting program where children explore all areas of learning through a playful environment. New themes are introduced each week. Class includes story time, songs, art & craft, music and movement. No non-enrolled siblings. $10 materials fee.


#33824 Jan 16–Mar 13 Th 9:00 am–10:00 am $171(R) • $205(N)

plAy Time plAyGRoUp—parent participation 1–3yPlay Time Playgroup is a fun way for moms, dads, caregivers, children, and babies to get together. A range of activities will be set up each week and will include story time, music, singing, imaginative play, free play, and art/craft activities.


#33826 Jan 16–Mar 13 Th 10:15 am–11:15 am $95(R) • $114(N)

sToRy & CRAFT Time—parent participation 2–5y Take delight in listening to some of our favorite stories, sing songs and enjoying our art and craft time.


#33825 Jan 16–Mar 13 Th 11:30 am–12:15 pm $110(R) • $132(N)

FUn WiTh FRienDs—Drop-off 3–5y Fun with friends is a two-hour drop-off program where children will have fun exploring all areas of learning through a playful environment. New themes are introduced each week. Class includes story time, songs, arts and crafts, music and movement. $10 materials fee. Snack will be provided.


#33827 Jan 17–Mar 14 F 9:15 am–12:15 pm $315(R) • $378(N)


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Just 4 kicks soccer Age 31⁄2–5y | Just 4 kicks staff Instructional soccer lessons that help develop skills at an age-appropriate level. Sessions include warm-up, topic introduction, demonstrations, practice of skills taught, recreational games, and a soccer match. Emphasis is on learning and having fun, not winning. Shin guards required. Rainout hotline: (408) 410-0626 to be called no sooner than 1/2 hour before class on days with questionable weather.

pRe-k soCCeR 31⁄2–4yThis class gives youngsters a chance to explore with a soccer ball while adjusting to group dynamics. Players are introduced to dribbling and other soccer skills while building social skills.

Diablo Vista Park, Turf Field

#33242 Jan 14–Mar 4 Tu 3:30 pm–4:00 pm $100(R) • $120(N)

k soCCeR 4–5y Players are introduced to dribbling and other soccer skills while building social skills. Greater player interaction, through recreational games, guides participants toward the game of soccer, while emphasizing individual skills.


#33243 Jan 14–Mar 4 Tu 4:00 pm–4:35 pm $100(R) • $120(N)

kidz love soccer Age 21⁄2–5y | kidz love soccer staff Learn the world’s most popular sport from professional coaches in the Kidz Love Soccer method which includes age-appropriate skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages conducted in a non-competitive, recreational format. Shin guards are required after the first class. Soccer balls will be provided. Rainout hotline: 1 (888) 372-5803 to be called no sooner than 1/2 hour before class.

mommy/DADDy & me soCCeR 2–31⁄2y Introduce yourself and your toddler to the ‘World’s Most Popular Game!’ As you and your child participate in fun, age-appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. A variety of activities designed around the game of soccer will be played each week.


#33175 Jan 23–Mar 13 Th 9:30 am–10:00 am $96(R) • $115(N)

Los Cerros Middle School, Community Gymnasium No black-soled shoes

#33176 Jan 26–Mar 16 Su 10:10 am–10:40 am $96(R) • $115(N)

#33177 Jan 26–Mar 16 Su 10:45 am–11:15 am $96(R) • $115(N)



Wee hoop Age 18m–5y | Dinah shah Introduce your child to the sport of basketball in a safe, fun, and age-appropriate environment. Participants are required to bring a size 3 basketball. Balls will also be available for purchase for $7 at the first class.

DRibbleRs—parent participation 18m–3y This parent-child class focuses on gross motor skills like throwing and making baskets on a 2½-foot hoop. It involves lots of repetition so children can experience the sheer joy of mastering a skill. Activities include catching bubbles, parachute games, and singing.

Los Cerros Middle School, Community Gymnasium No class 2/2

#33163 Jan 12–Mar 9 Su 4:15 pm–4:50 pm $106(R) • $127(N)

JUmp shooTeRs 3–4y This class helps children to develop physical feats such as balancing on one foot and hopping. It also introduces basketball skills based upon their increased coordination. At this level, parents are encouraged to take on a supportive role with lots of high-fives and praise from the sideline.


#33164 Jan 12–Mar 9 Su 4:55 pm–5:40 pm $106(R) • $127(N)

hoT shoTs 4–5y This class places an emphasis on developing basketball skills and learning basic rules of the game. Over time, children will be able to use their skills and knowledge in controlled, instructional scrimmages. The activities in this class will encourage teamwork and new friendships.


#33165 Jan 12–Mar 9 Su 5:45 pm–6:30 pm $106(R) • $127(N)

youth stars Tennis Age 4–6y | milligan Tennis staff Students will learn on a USTA recommended 36' court with the new low compression balls. Fun skill building drills make learning easier. Motor skill development plus games and contests round out the program. Kris is the author of The Family Guide to Tennis. Participants will receive an autographed copy (one per family). On the first day bring one unopened can of low compression balls and a racket to each class. When rainouts occur, see instructor at next class for make-up date.

Diablo Vista Park, Tennis Court 1 & 2

#33271 Feb 6–Mar 13 Th 3:45 pm–4:45 pm $158(R) • $190(N)

#33272 Feb 1–Mar 8 Sa 1:15 pm–2:15 pm $158(R) • $190(N)

inDooR ToT soCCeR 31⁄2–4y Encourages large motor skill development through fun soccer games and introduces small children to the group setting. Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like big kids! No black-soled shoes.

Los Cerros Middle School, Community Gymnasium

#33168 Jan 26–Mar 16 Su 11:25 am–11:55 am $96(R) • $115(N)

ToT/pRe-soCCeR 31⁄2–5y Encourages large motor skill development through fun soccer games and introduces small children to the group setting. Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like big kids!


#33166 Jan 23–Mar 13 Th 10:10 am–10:45 am $96(R) • $115(N)

#33167 Jan 23–Mar 13 Th 3:05 pm–3:40 pm $96(R) • $115(N)

#33861 Jan 23–Mar 13 Th 5:10 pm–5:45 pm $96(R) • $115(N)

inDooR pRe-soCCeR 4–5y Encourages large motor skill development through fun soccer games and introduces small children to the group setting. Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like big kids! No black-soled shoes.


#33169 Jan 26–Mar 16 Su 11:55 am–12:30 pm $96(R) • $115(N)

lil’ baseball Age 3–5y | lil’ baseball staffLil Baseball players learn elementary skills and the direction of baseball in this exciting new program. Each class includes skill building in throwing, hitting, fielding, and base running. We ensure safety with age-appropriate equipment designed for your child’s motor skills. Parents learn, too, through daily observation and voluntary participation. Your child will be step ahead of the game when it’s time for T-BALL! $25 fee for Lil’ Baseball hat and shirt (optional). Rainout hotline: (650) 796-7378.


#33220 Jan 22–Mar 12 W 4:00 pm–4:50 pm $136(R) • $163(N)

#33221 Jan 22–Mar 12 W 5:00 pm–5:50 pm $136(R) • $163(N)


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Art and Craft ClassesChilDRen’s beGinninG DRAWinGAge 5–7y | bill Dimichele Introduce your child to the wonders of the imagination. Simple steps reveal how fun, easy, and rewarding drawing can be. Various tools and techniques will be used to stimulate your child’s interest in learning to draw. $5 materials fee.

Danville Community Center, Art Room

#33731 Jan 11–Mar 1 Sa 9:00 am–10:30 am $60(R) • $72(N)

ChilDRen’s ADvAnCeD DRAWinGAge 8–12y | bill Dimichele In this class we will be using advanced drawing principles combined with aspects of visual design to allow your child’s innate artistic skills to blossom. Perspective drawing, nature sketching and human studies are just a small part of this comprehensive and creative program. $5 materials fee.


#33732 Jan 11–Mar 1 Sa 10:30 am–12:00 pm $60(R) • $72(N)

DRAWinG pAinTinG sCUlpTUReAge 5–12y | Charlene elliott Learn about the elements of art including line, shape, color, form, space, composition and color mixing. Draw, paint and sculpt a variety of subjects including insects, marine life, African wildlife, landscape, still life, circus performers, dinosaurs and outer space. Each child will use their own imagination to create large scale works of art. $20 materials fee.


#33733 Jan 15–Feb 5 W 3:15 pm–4:30 pm $69(R) • $83(N)

#33735 Feb 12–Mar 5 W 3:15 pm–4:30 pm $69(R) • $83(N)

neW! GiRls JUsT WAnnA hAve FUnAge 5–8y | Debbie WardropeFrom fairies and princesses to mermaids and more, this class is especially designed for girls only. If you love pink and purple and all things glittery, you’ll love all the cute girl things we’ll make. All materials included.

Danville Community Center, Art Room No class 2/14

#33750 Jan 10–Feb 21 F 3:45 pm–5:00 pm $110(R) • $132(N)

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WATeRColoR: DRAWinG AnD ComposiTionAge 5–12y | Charlene elliott Classes are designed to let students explore large scale watercolor paintings. Composition, color and watercolor techniques will be covered. $20 materials fee.


#33751 Jan 15–Feb 5 W 4:30 pm–5:50 pm $69(R) • $83(N)

#33753 Feb 12–Mar 5 W 4:30 pm–5:50 pm $69(R) • $83(N)

neW! WinTeR ART WonDeRlAnD Age 6–10y | Debbie Wardrope Come join us as we make some great art projects based on all things winter. From hot chocolate to snow and snowmen, we’ll explore a wide variety of all things wintery and wonderful expressed through art using a variety of techniques and styles. Loads of seasonal fun! All materials included.

Danville Community Center, Art RoomNo class 1/20

#33758 Jan 6–Feb 3 M 3:45 pm–5:00 pm $73(R) • $88(N)

yoUnG RembRAnDTs—FUnDAmenTAl DRAWinG Age 4–6y | young Rembrandts staffThis drawing class teaches children the skills necessary to draw complex images. As they learn to draw with our step-by-step method, children develop observation skills, increase fine motor skills, handwriting readiness and attention to detail. Young children learn how to follow directions, hold and use a pencil and grow their self-confidence. All materials provided.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Room C

#33756 Jan 10–Feb 14 F 4:30 pm–5:30 pm $60(R) • $72(N)

kiDs’ CARpenTRy Age 5–12y | John baker Kids’ Carpentry is designed to teach boys and girls practical and safe woodworking skills. While the children build fun and exciting projects they are also empowered to become independent thinkers—building confidence, self-esteem, and repertoire of practical skills that will last them a lifetime! More information available at: www.kidscarpentry.net. $38 materials fee.

Hap Magee Ranch Park, Magee House

$100(R) • $120(N)

#33739 Jan 21–Feb 25 Tu 2:15 pm–3:15 pm Grd K–1

#33740 Jan 21–Feb 25 Tu 3:15 pm–4:15 pm Grd 1–5

#33741 Jan 21–Feb 25 Tu 4:15 pm–5:15 pm Grd 2–6

soAp AnD CAnDle mAkinG Age 5–12y | Renee love Students will learn the science behind soap making and craft their very own soap bars. In addition, they will craft mosaic candles using specialty shapes and different colored wax using the melt and pour method. $10 materials fee.


#33795 Feb 4–18 Tu 3:30 pm–4:30 pm $75(R) • $90(N)

#33796 Mar 4–18 Tu 3:30 pm–4:30 pm $75(R) • $90(N)

black Dragon Chess Age 6–12y | J.b. mcCann Introduce your child to the elegant, centuries-old game of Chess! Studies have shown clear academic, social and cognitive benefits for chess-playing children, but most importantly, its fun! Students will learn how the pieces move, the rules of play, and basic strategies (including opening principles and attacking ideas). Classes will include supervised play amongst the students, with an emphasis on good sportsmanship.

Danville Community Center, Las Trampas

#33798 Jan 22–Mar 12 W 4:00 pm–5:00 pm $139(R) • $167(N)

Junior broadway starsAge 7–11y | studio 8 staff Calling all actors and actresses! Come join the fun, and let your inner ‘Broadway Star’ shine in Musical Theater! All participants will sing, act, and dance, performing scenes and a jazz dance from a popular musical theater production. Previous shows include The Little Mermaid, Annie, Wicked, The Lion King, and the list goes on! Performance for friends and family at the end of the session. $25 materials fee.


#33904 Jan 10–Mar 14 F 4:00 pm–5:00 pm $160(R) • $192(N)


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Classes for parents neW! pRepARinG yoUR kiDs FoR soCiAl meDiA & DiGiTAl sAFeTy Age 8–17y | lauren Cattolico, school program Coordinator Our youth’s ability to use social media and technology often outstrips their ability to judge and comprehend the risks and consequences that are involved. This presentation focuses on types of social media, behaviors we see from youth on these sites, and what parents can (and should) do to educate their children on developing healthy online habits and what it means to be a good (and safe) “Digital Citizen.” Youth are welcome to attend but must be accompanied by at least one parent. Parents may choose to attend without their children.


#33905 Jan 16 Th 6:00 pm–7:30 pm Free

#33906 Mar 16 Th 6:00 pm–7:30 pm Free

Cooking We TeACh yoUR kiDs To Cook Age 6–12y | lynda Rexroat We will learn to cook and taste our creations and share them with your whole family. Young chefs will have fun while they learn the life skill of cooking tasty, healthy and affordable foods. We will learn proper clean up, kitchen and appliance safety. Students will make two recipes per class. Alert the Community Center and instructor of any food allergies prior to start of class. $15 materials fee.


#33746 Jan 29–Feb 12 W 4:00 pm–5:30 pm $178(R) • $208(N)

Dance Classes beGinninG bAlleT AnD TAp Age 5–7y | Jan manning Introduction to dance with emphasis on the basics of ballet and tap, along with creative dance. Children also learn about character dancing and dances from different countries. This class is a great way to increase balance, strength, flexibility, rhythm and self-esteem. Tea Party and class demonstration will be given at the last class. Dancers should wear hair pulled back, leotard, pink tights, ballet and tap shoes.


#33727 Jan 10–Mar 14 F 4:00 pm–5:00 pm $120(R) • $144(N)

CheeR hip hop Age 8–12y | studio 8 staff Come learn to jump, kick, lift, and groove! This beginning combo class will teach the basics of cheerleading, combined with funky, upbeat, age-appropriate hip hop moves. Please wear comfortable exercise clothing. No Jeans. Hair up. Clean tennis shoes.

Studio 8, 3420 Fostoria Way, Suite A-100, Danville, (925) 867-1556, www.studio8pac.com.

#33838 Jan 10–Mar 14 F 4:30 pm–5:30 pm $160(R) • $192(N)



kids’ night out! Age 3–11y | Town staff Kids need a night out, too! Come create arts & crafts, play games, eat a snack and enjoy a movie! Feel free to come dressed up along with the theme for the month! Trained recreation staff will provide all the fun, excitement and supervision. Children are welcome to bring a sleeping bag and pillow for the movie. Pre-registration is required. Children must be potty trained to attend. No pull-ups. Please note all families can sign up for one Kids’ Night Out event per month.


6:30 pm–10:30 pm | $20(R) • $24(N)

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JUnioR hip hoppeRs Age 5–7y | studio 8 staff Come learn fun and funky moves to the latest music. Class begins with a warm up, across the floor progressions and will culminate with a energetic hip hop dance routine. This class uses age-appropriate music. On the last day of class there will be a performance for friends and family. Comfortable clothing, tennis shoes or jazz shoes. Hair must be pulled away from face.


#33802 Jan 7–Mar 11 Tu 4:15 pm–5:15 pm $160(R) • $192(N)

hip hop Age 7–11y | studio 8 staff A high-energy class! Come learn the newest trends in hip hop. Dance to the latest hip hop music. At the end of the course there will be a performance for family and friends. Comfortable clothing, tennis shoes or jazz shoes, hair pulled away from face.

Danville Community Center, Valley Oak RoomNo class 1/20, 2/17

#33800 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 4:15 pm–5:15 pm $128(R) • $154(N)

Gymnastic ClassesyoUTh GymnAsTiCs Age 51⁄2–8y | California Gymnastic services staff Students will improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while learning beginning gymnastic skills on floor, bars, low beam and vaulting. Classes are taught in a fun, non-competitive environment. No jeans or dresses.


#33816 Jan 8–Feb 5 W 4:30 pm–5:15 pm $70(R) • $84(N)

#33817 Feb 12–Mar 12 W 4:30 pm–5:15 pm $70(R) • $84(N)

kids’ Day outAge 3–11y | Town staffSchool’s out, and there’s lots of fun to be had! Join our trained recreation staff for arts & crafts, games, and activities based on the theme of the day. Just like the popular Kids’ Night Out program, but during the day! Pre-registration required. Children must be potty-trained to attend. No pull-ups. Wear comfortable, layered play clothes and closed-toe shoes (no black soles). Bring a snack, lunch and water each day.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Meeting Room

9:30 am–3:00 pm | $28(R) • $33(N)

Theme Date Day 3–6Y 7–11Y It’s a Mystery to Me Jan 2 Th #32177 #32178

Artrageous Jan 3 F #32179 #32180

Touchdown! Jan 27 M #32181 #32182

World Explorers Mar 14 F #32190 #32191

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performing Arts Classes kiDsinG Age 5–8y | staff The latimerlo studio Does your little one love singing? This is a fun age to begin learning the very basics of singing technique and music. Students will work on kid-friendly songs together in preparation for a performance at the end of the course. $10 materials fee.


#33855 Jan 9–Feb 6 Th 3:30 pm–4:30 pm $100(R) • $125(N)

#33856 Feb 13–Mar 13 Th 3:30 pm–4:30 pm $100(R) • $122(N)

sUnshine voCAl peRFoRmAnCe pRoGRAm Age 6–12y | lorrie harris This vocal performance program is designed to help children develop their musical talents in a fun, professional environment. This includes one-on-one training using real microphones on a real stage. Children also have the opportunity to perform in a musical production at the end of the session. Bring a blank CD to first class. Class locations issued on first day of class.

Hap Magee Ranch Park, CottageRehearsal 3/10, Performance 3/11

$170(R) • $204(N)

#33777 Jan 7–Mar 4 Tu 6:00 pm–7:00 pm 6–8Y

#33778 Jan 7–Mar 4 Tu 7:00 pm–8:00 pm 9–12Y


TheATeR peRFoRmAnCe WoRkshopAge 7–14y | Jeff seaberg Grannies Bedtime Stories 4! This is the fourth installment of Grannies fairy tales. This time she tells her grandchildren the stories of Sleeping Beauty, The Pied Piper of Hamlin, and the Three Little Pigs. Activities include auditioning, rehearsing and basic theatre skills. Each child receives personalized support and guidance. Good reading skills a plus. Class Locations will be issued at first class.

Hap Magee Ranch Park, Swain HousePerformances 3/20–3/23 in Village Theatre

#33779 Jan 7–Mar 13 Tu/Th 3:30 pm–4:45 pm $400(R) • $480(N)


science and Technology Classes: vortx AcademyAge 7–14y | vortx Academy staff

kiDs keyboARDinG 7–12yPractice your keyboarding skills and brush up on your computer skills through amazing games and challenges. Learn proper keyboarding techniques and earn your proficiency certificate. $10 materials fee.

Library, Mt. Diablo Room; 1/23 class held in Danville Community Center, Las Trampas Room

#33819 Jan 16–Mar 6 Th 4:45 pm–5:30 pm $140(R) • $168(N)

sCRATCh AnimATion 8–14yLearn the basics of visual programming using MIT’s Scratch software and develop animation projects You’ll also learn important mathematical concepts and computation ideas that are critical for becoming a successful animator. We will work in teams and individually to complete a variety of programming challenges. $15 materials fee.


#33820 Jan 7–Feb 25 Tu 4:30 pm–5:30 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

successful AdventuresAge 9–12y | kevin mckelveyAn experiential learning that helps develop thinking skills. Our systematic problem solving promotes social-emotional growth based on the 40 developmental assets. Using fun, problem-based activities, students learn to communicate, think critically, identify and set goals, collaborate, work as a team, understand the impact of self, and recover from failure.

Town Meeting Hall

#34285 Jan 21–Mar 11 Tu 4:00 pm–5:00 pm $175(R) • $210(N)

santa’s mailbox Age 1m–12y Santa has a mailbox at the Danville Community Center! Bring your letters to Santa between December 2 and December 13, and you will receive a letter in return by December 24. Be sure to include your name and mailing address.

A homemade holidayAge 8–12y | Town staff A new holiday workshop created especially for tweens, ages 8–12! Get into the holiday spirit by creating homemade gifts that come straight from the heart. Refreshments will be served. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited—no walk-ins. Parents are welcome to stay and participate with their children.


#31577 Dec 12 Th 3:30 pm–5:00 pm $9(R) • $11(N)

elf Workshop Age 1–9y | Town staff REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS ONLINE OR MAIL-IN ONLY. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS RECOMMENDED. Children will love this holiday craft workshop. Refreshments will be served while children create hands-on holiday crafts and get a chance to visit and take a photo with Santa! Pre-registration is required; no walk-ins. Please choose one time to attend. Additional parking is available at 177 Front Street.

Danville Community Center, 420 Front Street

#31575 Dec 14 Sa 9:00 am–11:00 am $7(R) • $9(N)

#31576 Dec 14 Sa 11:30 am–1:30 pm $7(R) • $9(N)

5th Annual Recreation program expoGet a sneak peak of what the Town of Danville has in store for Spring and Summer 2014! Meet summer day camp and aquatics staff, plus a variety of specialty class instructors, and get all of your questions answered in person. Receive 10% off your fees for programs listed in the Spring Activity Guide and Summer Camps brochure by signing up at the Expo.

Danville Community Center, 420 Front Street

Feb 8 Sa 10:00 am–1:00 pm Free

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Just 4 kicks soccer Age 5–12y | Just 4 kicks staff Instructional soccer lessons that help develop skills at an age-appropriate level. Sessions include warm-up, topic introduction, demonstrations, practice of skills taught, recreational games, and a soccer match. Emphasis is on learning and having fun, not winning. Shin guards required. Rainout hotline: (408) 410-0626 to be called no sooner than 1/2 hour before class on days with questionable weather.

k–1 soCCeR 5–6y Participants learn to understand cooperation and guidance. The priority is still having fun, but play is now geared towards the real game. Games are still utilized to practice technique, and every day ends with a scrimmage. The focal points are sportsmanship, fun, and increased knowledge of the game.


#33244 Jan 14–Mar 4 Tu 4:35 pm–5:20 pm $100(R) • $120(N)

GRADes 2–6 7–12y Continued soccer development emphasizing dribbling, passing, shooting and defense through fun activities and a scrimmage at the end of each session. Team concepts are presented in small-sided games to instill soccer tactics.


#33245 Jan 14–Mar 4 Tu 5:20 pm–6:20 pm $100(R) • $120(N)

kidz love soccer Age 5–10y | kidz love soccer staff Learn the world’s most popular sport from professional coaches in the Kidz Love Soccer method which includes age-appropriate skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages conducted in a non-competitive, recreational format. Shin guards are required after first class. Soccer balls will be provided. Rain hotline (888) 372-5803 to be called no sooner than 1/2 hour before class.

soCCeR 1 5–6y Beginning players learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually.


#33171 Jan 23–Mar 13 Th 4:25 pm–5:10 pm $96(R) • $115(N)

inDooR soCCeR 5–6y Beginning players learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually.

Los Cerros Middle School, Community GymnasiumNo black-soled shoes

#33173 Jan 26–Mar 16 Su 12:30 pm–1:15 pm $96(R) • $115(N)

beginner/intermediate ski & snowboard CampAge 7–16y | blue Angels staff Want to learn how to ski or snowboard or improve your current skills? Participants will learn from PSIA-certified instructors and develop a solid foundation to build upon for the future. This comprehensive program includes five full days of age/level specific professional instruction, roundtrip transportation, life tickets, lunch, a snow helmet and adult supervision. Equipment not included. Visit www.BlueAngelSnow.com for more information.

Bus pick-up and drop-off location: Danville Park & Ride (I-680 and Sycamore Valley Road) No trip 1/18, 2/15

#32419 Jan 11–Feb 22 Sa 6:00 am–7:00 pm $899(R) • $1079(N)

Club v.i.p. intro to volleyball Classes Age 8–10y | vip volleyball staff The intent of this class is to work with interested players and teach them the basics of volleyball. They will be taught how to pass, set, serve, and spike in a fun atmosphere. Our hopes are to establish a great foundation that will excite them to continue playing volleyball in the future. Programs are run and supervised by Ted Babu who has been coaching club and high school since 1997, and is Impact Certified by the United Stated Volleyball Association. For more info e-mail [email protected].


#33157 Jan 8–29 W 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

#33158 Feb 5–26 W 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

Diablo Vista Middle School, Community Gymnasium

#33162 Mar 12–Apr 2 W 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

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intermediate: Can rally with other students, volley, and control serve consistently.

#33794 Jan 7–Mar 4 Tu 3:30 pm–4:30 pm 6–8Y

#33786 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 3:30 pm–4:30 pm 9–12Y

#33791 Jan 9–Mar 6 Th 4:30 pm–5:30 pm 13–16Y

Advanced intermediate: Consistent placement with ground strokes, volleys, and serve with spin.

#33787 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 4:30 pm–5:30 pm 13–16Y

#33793 Jan 10–Mar 7 F 3:30 pm–4:30 pm 9–12Y

Advanced: Can execute all strokes dependably, including approach shots and net play.

#33788 Jan 10–Mar 7 F 4:30 pm–5:30 pm 9–16Y

yoUTh Tennis: beGinneR/ADvAnCeD beGinneRAge 6–14y | milligan Tennis staff Fun skill building drills on a USTA recommended 36' court. Students are grouped by age and ability. Rally contests, mini matches, tennis games, and tournament round out the program. Students may be invited to play in interclub competition. Program Director, Kris Milligan, is a Level I PTR-certified pro, selected four times as one of its top 200 Professionals and is the author of The Family Guide to Tennis. Participants will receive an autographed copy (one per family). Bring one unopened can of low compression balls first day of class and a racket to each class.

Diablo Vista Park, Tennis Court 1 & 2

#33266 Feb 6–Mar 13 Th 4:45 pm–6:15 pm $192(R) • $230(N)

#33267 Feb 1–Mar 8 Sa 2:15 pm–3:45 pm $192(R) • $230(N)

soCCeR skillZ AnD sCRimmAGes 7–10yChildren enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class focuses on scrimmages that emphasize application of finer technical points. This is the perfect bridge from our Soccer 1 classes for those who are aspiring to the next level. Each participant will receive a KLS soccer jersey.


#33172 Jan 23–Mar 13 Th 3:40 pm–4:25 pm $104(R) • $125(N)

inDooR soCCeR skillZ AnD sCRimmAGes 7–10y Children enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class focuses on scrimmages that emphasize application of finer technical points. This is the perfect bridge from our Soccer 1 classes for those who are aspiring to the next level.

Los Cerros Middle School, Community GymnasiumNo black-soled shoes

#33174 Jan 26–Mar 16 Su 1:15 pm–2:00 pm $104(R) • $125(N)

Tennis ClassesJUnioR TennisAge 9–12y | John Demartini The Town of Danville offers top-flight instruction from resident tennis professional, John DeMartini. He is a certified Level 1 USPTA Pro and has been teaching pro for over twenty years, formerly at Stanford University. He has extensive experience providing instruction to students of all ages and levels. Classes are for all skill levels and class size limited to 4–7 students, for individualized instruction. Proper tennis attire and tennis racket required. Bring one unopened can of tennis balls to first class. Makeups will be given on those occasions when inclement weather requires that a class be canceled.

Osage Station Park, Tennis Courts A & B

$130(R) • $156(N)

No class 1/20, 2/17

beginner: Needs instruction on the basics: grips, ground strokes, serve, and volley.

#33784 Jan 6–Mar 17 M 3:30 pm–4:30 pm 9–12Y

#33789 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 2:30 pm–3:30 pm 6–8Y

#33792 Jan 9–Mar 6 Th 3:30 pm–4:30 pm 6–8Y

Advanced beginner: Understands grips, groundstrokes, and can begin to control serve.

#33785 Jan 6–Mar 17 M 4:30 pm–5:30 pm 13–16Y

#33790 Jan 7–Mar 4 Tu 4:30 pm–5:30 pm 9–12Y

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Town of DanvilleJunior Warriors basketball programTown of Danville staff is responsible for team assignments. Teams are determined by grade, not age. Players will be placed on teams according to schools and/or space availability. Due to the large number of participants to coordinate, we are unable to accommodate individual team placement requests.

kinDeRGARTen–1sT GRADe CoeDThis program offers children an introduction to the game of basketball. The league consists of eight one-hour “games” on Sundays with start times varying per week. Each team will practice for the first half of the hour and play in an informal scrimmage game for the 2nd half. Score will not be kept, and Town staff will referee and assist the children by offering basic instruction during scrimmages. Fee includes jersey and headband.

Last day to register: Dec 13 Sunday games: Jan 11–Mar 9

Game location: Diablo Vista Middle School, Gym No games 2/2

$150(R) • $176(N)

#32572 K–1st Coed Game times vary: 11:00, 12:10, 1:20

GRADes 2–5Teams begin weekly, one-hour practices the week of December 2. All practices will be on half-court, with days, times and locations selected by the coach. In January through March, teams continue their weekly practices and play a one-hour game on Saturdays (game start times vary per week). Score will not be kept. Fee includes jersey and headband.

Last day to register: Nov 8 Weekly practices: Dec 2–Feb 28 (no practice 12/23–1/4) Saturday games: Jan 11–Mar 1

$160(R) • $188(N)

Game Location: Baldwin Elementary School, Gym

#32618 2nd–3rd Grade Girls Game times vary: 9:00, 10:00, 11:00

#32619 2nd–3rd Grade Boys Game times vary: 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00

Game Location: Diablo Vista Middle School, Gym

#32620 4th–5th Grade Girls Game times vary: 1:00, 2:00, 3:00

#32621 4th–5th Grade Boys Game times vary: 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00


Youth Basketball for Grades 6–12 on page 23.


middle school Teen Centers Age 10–14y | Town staffThe Middle School Teen Centers offer a supervised, fun place for students to go on campus when school is out for the day. A typical day includes structured homework time, daily activity choices, and plenty of time to hang out with friends and play sports or games. To attend this no cost, drop-in recreation program, students must be registered through the Town of Danville and must bring a completed Health and Emergency Form on the first day they attend. For more information, click on Middle School Programs at www.danville.ca.gov/Recreation/Teens.

Charlotte Wood Middle School

#31462 Aug 27–Jun 12 M–F 2:45 pm–6:00 pm Tu 8:00 am–9:00 am

Diablo Vista Middle School

#31461 Aug 27–Jun 12 M/Tu, Th/F 2:45 pm–6:00 pm W 1:50 pm–6:00 pm

Los Cerros Middle School

#31463 Aug 27–Jun 12 M–F 2:30 pm–6:00 pm W 8:00 am–9:20 am

Danville youth CouncilGrades 6–12The Town of Danville is looking for active middle and high school students to represent their peers and the issues that face the local high school community by serving on the Danville Youth Council or DYC. The DYC will meet once a month during the year to address issues facing teens, communicate needs to the local decision makers, educate their peers through print and events, partner with local school clubs to put on events, and help design better recreational opportunities for the teen community. This is a great opportunity to improve your community and make a difference for your fellow students. For more information, contact the Teens Program Coordinator at (925) 314-3481 or [email protected].

babysitting for beginners Age 10–14y | suzy mcCreary Learn the skills needed to be a trusted and responsible babysitter. Learn all about child development, bedtime strategies, discipline, how to get jobs, and ways to make babysitting fun for you and the kids. Basic first aid, general safety, and what to do in an emergency will also be covered. Students should dress to play and bring a snack, lunch and water bottle to the all-day class.


#33932 Jan 18 Su 9:00 am–2:30 pm $48(R) • $58(N)

music ClassesbeGinninG GUiTAR FoR TeensAge 10–17y | Ted Crowley This class is designed to have you playing real songs by groups like the Beatles, Santana, Green Day, and Coldplay. All taught to you by an instructor with a BA and MA in music along with 25 years of experience! With a limited class size of six you will get the help you need. All styles of guitar are welcome, just bring your own. Bass players welcome too!


#33931 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 4:45 pm–5:30 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

beGinneR piAno Age 10–17y | Ted Crowley Most popular songs use only three or four simple chords. You can learn to play your favorites on the piano in a few weeks. Only six students per class so you will get the help you need. No prior experience is required. It’s fun and easy! $10 materials fee. Keyboard required.


#33930 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 4:00 pm–4:45 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

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performing Arts neW! bAsiCs oF TeChniCAl TheATRe Age 13–18y | Town staff In this introductory class students will learn the basic fundamentals of technical theatre. Focusing on Stage Management, Lighting Design, Sound Board Operation, Basic Set Construction, as well as Back-Stage Crew, students will have the opportunity to run a show in a real theatrical setting at the Village Theatre. Wear comfortable clothing, close-toed shoes and note taking necessities. Performance Requirement on Thursday–Sunday of final weekend.


#33859 Jan 22–Mar 14 W/F 4:00 pm–5:30 pm $200(R) • $250(N)

TheATRe peRFoRmAnCe WoRkshop Age 14–18y | Jeff seaberg This monologue/scene study class is for teens that have previous theatre experience. Students must give monologue audition on first day of class. Instructor approval required because it is a new and advanced class. Students study the process of preparing a monologue and a scene for performance or audition. Script and scene study techniques are applied to each student’s scene work. Class gives a single performance of all scenes and monologues. Class locations issued on first day of class.



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yoga for Teenage Women Age 12–18y | leena st. michael, e-RyT500 You’ll build confidence, flexibility, balance, and a powerful core. You’ll develop all-over strength—yes, even upper body strength. You’ll also learn how to safely release emotions, de-stress, improve digestion and posture, boost the immune system, improve focus and acquire a healthy glow.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Ballroom

#33774 Jan 22–Mar 12 W 4:00 pm–5:00 pm $90(R) • $108(N)

Friday night out! Age 10–14y | Town staff Middle Schoolers need a night out, too! Friends, games, food, and good times. What could be better? Each Friday Night Out has a different activity and its own brand of fun. Bring your friends, or make some new ones. Pizza and drinks included with registration. Release forms available for download in the teens section of the Town website: www.danville.ca.gov (search: Middle School).

Diablo Vista Middle School, Community Gymnasium and Teen Center

Friday, 7:00 pm–9:00 pm | $10(R) • $10(N)

#33927 Jan 24 F Gamer Night

#33928 Feb 14 F Laser Tag

#33929 Mar 21 F Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag

blue Angels ski & snowboard Age 12–16y | blue Angels staff Learn how to spin, grab & grind. Ready to improve your Slopestyle, Superpipe or all-mountain riding skills? Learn how to attack the terrain park like a pro! Five days of coaching, transportation, lift tickets, lunch, helmet and adult supervision. Visit: www.BlueAngelSnow.com or call (925) 939-7669.

Bus pick-up and drop-off location: Danville Park & Ride (I-680 and Sycamore Valley Road)

#32553 Jan 11–Feb 22 Sa 5:30 am–7:30 pm $899(R) • $1,079(N)

Club v.i.p. intermediate volleyball Classes Age 11–14y | vip volleyball staff Establish a great foundation that will get you excited to continue playing volleyball in the future. Intermediate players will fine-tune basic volleyball techniques; apply basic skills in scrimmaging situations and to help build confidence for young athletes. All Club V.I.P. programs are run and supervised by Ted Babu who has been coaching club and high school since 1997, and is Impact Certified by the United Stated Volleyball Association. For more info, call (510) 396-4875 or e-mail [email protected].


#33154 Jan 8–29 W 7:00 pm–8:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

#33155 Feb 5–26 W 7:00 pm–8:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

Diablo Vista Middle School, Community Gymnasium

#33156 Mar 12–Apr 2 W 7:00 pm–8:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

Town of DanvilleJunior Warriors basketball program

GRADes 6–12Teams begin weekly practices the week of December 2. January through March, teams practice once during the week and play a game on Saturday. All practices will be one hour on half-court; times and locations selected by coaches. Score will be kept. Registration for this program is limited to online and mail-in only. Fee includes jersey and headband.

Last day to register: Nov 15 Weekly practices: Dec 2–Mar 7 (no practice 12/23–1/4) Days/times/locations vary as selected by coaches

Saturday games: Jan 11–Mar 1 Saturday playoffs: Mar 8

Game Location: Los Cerros Community Gym

$160(R) • $188(N)

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pAsTel pAinTinG FoR eveRyone Age 16y and up | Debbie WardropeBoth beginners and intermediate students are welcome to join us in painting in pastel. New students will be given the basic instruction in the pastel medium while more advanced students can paint the subject of their choice with one-on-one help from the instructor. Instructor will email supply list prior to class start date.

Danville Community Center, Art RoomNo class 2/11

#33771 Jan 7–Feb 18 Tu 10:00 am–12:00 pm $95(R) • $114(N)

#33772 Feb 25–Apr 1 Tu 10:00 am–12:00 pm $95(R) • $114(N)

Art and Craft Classes neW! FloRAl AnD sTill liFe pAinTinGAge 18y and up | lana Rak Create vibrant, floral still-life paintings with the guidance of an expert painter. If you have some experience, this course will take your work to the next level. If you are just beginning to explore oil painting, you will find firm guidelines to instill the right working habits. We will use Richard Schmid’s “Everything I know about Oil Painting” as a guideline. $50 materials fee.

Town Meeting Hall, Auditorium No class 1/20, 2/17

#33832 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 9:00 am–12:00 pm $200(R) • $240(N)

neW! FoUnDATion ACADemiC DRAWinGAge 18y and up | lana Rak Ever wondered how old masters were able to achieve realistic effects of solid objects and figures in space? Then this course is for you. You will practice methods of old masters and begin to draw accurately and convincingly (based on Analysis of Form Foundation course taught at Academy of Art University, SF). Methods from Drawing Course by 19th Charles Barque will also be covered. $50 materials fee.


#33770 Jan 9–Mar 13 Th 11:00 am–2:00 pm $250(R) • $300(N)

mosAiC 101—exploRinG mosAiC ART! Age 16y and up | Jean Cernigoj Now’s your chance to create beautiful mosaic art to enjoy in your home or garden. Choose from many items; cake plate, address sign, planter box, table, tray or stepping stone to name a few. We will cover design, use of tools, setting, grouting and sealing. No prior mosaic experience necessary. Material cost discussed first day of class. Wear washable art clothes.


#33761 Jan 7–28 Tu 6:00 pm–9:00 pm $90(R) • $108(N)

#33766 Feb 25–Mar 18 Tu 6:00 pm–9:00 pm $90(R) • $108(N)

oil/ACRyliC pAinTinGAge 18y and up | Charles White Enjoy sharpening your skills at painting in this ongoing class for painters of all levels. The casual, relaxed atmosphere and supportive environment will help you progress quickly. Bring materials.

Danville Community Center, Art Room No class 1/20, 2/17

#33767 Jan 6–Feb 3 M 10:00 am–12:00 pm $76(R) • $91(N)

#33768 Feb 10–Mar 10 M 10:00 am–12:00 pm $76(R) • $91(N)

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Veterans Memorial Building, Senior Meeting RoomNo class 1/20, 2/17

#33876 Jan 6–Feb 3 M 6:40 pm–8:40 pm $50(R) • $60(N)

#33880 Feb 10–Mar 10 M 6:40 pm–8:40 pm $50(R) • $60(N)


#33877 Jan 7–Feb 4 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $60(R) • $72(N)

#33878 Jan 7–Feb 4 Tu 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $60(R) • $72(N)

#33881 Feb 11–Mar 11 Tu 9:30 am–11:30 am $60(R) • $72(N)

#33882 Feb 11–Mar 11 Tu 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $60(R) • $72(N)

kniTTinG WoRkshopAge 18y and up | bette selsback-smith Bring your project and improve your pattern reading skills; learn to read charts, properly measure gauge, analyze knitting problems, and correct your mistakes. Students must have demonstrated ability to knit, purl, increase, decrease, cast on/off and read beginner knitting patterns.

Danville Community Center, Lounge No class 1/20, 2/17

#33875 Jan 6–Feb 3 M 12:00 pm–2:00 pm $50(R) • $60(N)

#33879 Feb 10–Mar 10 M 12:00 pm–2:00 pm $50(R) • $60(N)

Computer Classes Age 18y and up | lynn pesonen Choose from a variety of informational and educational hands-on computer classes! Take home class manual provided. Bring your own laptop, otherwise laptops will be provided with two persons per computer. The provided laptops have Windows XP with Microsoft Office 2007. The class manuals are written for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and for Microsoft Office 2003, 2007 & 2010. If you have any questions you may contact the instructor, Lynn Pesonen at [email protected].

hAnDs-on beGinninG CompUTeRs Tired of asking for help? We’ll discuss different parts of the computer and how to navigate Windows beginning with the Start Menu. Learn how to create spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel and word-processing using Microsoft Word.


#33866 Jan 8–22 W 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

hAnDs-on DiGiTAl phoTo & phoToshop You have photos you’ve taken with your digital camera, now what? Learn how to organize your photos and how to edit them with PhotoShop Elements. The concepts you learn will allow you to enhance and preserve great photos.


#33864 Jan 29–Feb 5 W 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $110(R) • $132(N)

hAnDs-on miCRosoFT exCel, nexT sTep Have you been using Excel to its potential? Improve the way you use tools to analyze and communicate your data. Discover how to quickly and efficiently create graphs, wrap text, merge and center cells, freeze columns and rows, plus more.


#33863 Feb 12 W 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $60(R) • $72(N)

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iTAliAn iiThis is a continuation of the Fall Monday night class and attendance in that class is a pre-requisite to enrollment. We will continue our travels through Italy right in our classroom!

Library, Mt. Diablo Room No class 1/20, 2/17

#32897 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 7:00 pm–8:30 pm $152(R) • $182(N)

beGinninG iTAliAn, ConTinUeD This is a continuation of the Tuesday Beginning Italian class and attendance in that class is a pre-requisite to enrollment.

Library, Mt. Diablo Room

#32898 Jan 14–Mar 11 Tu 7:00 pm–8:30 pm $171(R) • $205(N)

FRenCh, ConTinUeD Age 18y and up | Jennifer enzmingerGrasp the basics of practical French language skills in a friendly, dynamic, and supportive classroom. Active participation encouraged. This is a beginning level class. Course text, Points de départ, by Pons, et al (ISBN 013-513630-X), can be purchased online. New students welcome! Contact instructor with questions.

Danville Community Center, Lounge No class 2/21

#32899 Jan 17–Mar 14 F 10:00 am–12:00 pm $135(R) • $162(N)

FRenCh, ADvAnCeD Age 18y and up | Jennifer enzmingerParticipate in lively discussion of things French. Grammar review, listening, reading, and comprehension exercises will keep your French current. New students welcome! Contact instructor with questions.

Danville Community Center, Lounge No class 2/21

#32900 Jan 17–Mar 14 F 12:30 pm–2:30 pm $135(R) • $162(N)

hAnDs-on miCRosoFT oUTlook & mAil meRGe Get organized using Outlook to setup appointments, maintain an address book and a to-do list. Accomplish your mailings by setting up a mail merge in six steps using Outlook or Excel to merge an address list to print onto letters, labels and envelopes.


#33869 Feb 19–26 W 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $110(R) • $132(N)

hAnDs-on miCRosoFT poWeRpoinT & pUblisheR Learn to create dynamic appealing slide shows with PowerPoint by using bulleted lists, photos and applying animation; learn how to create flyers, newsletters and invitations using Publisher by working with templates to modify the design and content to create impressive publications.


#33865 Mar 5–12 W 6:30 pm–8:30 pm $110(R) • $132(N)

Dance Classes beGinninG bellyDAnCe Age 14y and up | Allison Randall Strengthen core muscles and learn this gorgeous and ancient art form. Learn combinations and choreography, and about Middle Eastern music and dance culture.


#33870 Jan 14–Mar 4 Tu 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $110(R) • $132(N)

Foreign languages beGinninG iTAliAn Age 18y and up | Gina stearleyThis fun and interactive class is for those who’d like to go to Italy and speak like an Italian! You will learn to ask questions and understand the answer! We’ll be covering directions, shopping, trains, restaurants and more. Italian is a lively language, come and join the fun! 5 person minimum for class to go forward. $25 materials fee.

Library, Mt. Diablo Room; 1/23, 2/20 & 3/13 class held in Danville Community Center, Lounge

#32895 Jan 16–Mar 13 Th 7:00 pm–8:30 pm $171(R) • $205(N)

ADvAnCeD iTAliAn This is the continuation of the Summer Wednesday night class. The gerand verb form is going to make speaking easier, Renaissance art and story-telling will keep this class captivated and laughing, as usual. Our novella, La Bella Barbie is provided.

Library, Mt. Diablo Room

#32896 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 7:00 pm–8:30 pm $171(R) • $205(N)



music Classes beGinninG GUiTARAge 18y and up | Ted Crowley Most popular songs use only three or four simple guitar chords. This class will have you playing real rock and folk songs in just a few weeks. The instructor has a BA and MA in music and 25 years of teaching experience. Class size is limited to six so you will get the help that you need. All styles are welcome, just bring your guitar. 10 classes total.


#33895 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 6:45 pm–7:30 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

ADvAnCeD GUiTARAge 18y and up | Ted CrowleyThis class is for those who have completed the Guitar Class for beginners and wish to continue, or those of any age who have prior experience. Barre chords, 7ths and 9ths, scales and modes, sequences and modulations are among the topics explored. All styles welcome, class size limited to six. 10 classes total.


#33896 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 7:30 pm–8:15 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

beGinninG piAnoAge 18y and up | Ted CrowleyMost popular songs use only three or four simple chords. You can learn to play your favorites on the piano in a few weeks. No prior experience is required. Class size limited to six so you will get the help you need. 10 classes total. Call the instructor if you need help getting a keyboard. $10 materials fee due to instructor at first class.


#33897 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 6:00 pm–6:45 pm $150(R) • $180(N)

sinGin’ The ClAssiCs Age 55y and up | The latimerlo studio Love the music of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and the rest of the crooners? Sing those songs with us while you learn healthy vocal technique. Our instructor will begin by teaching you the basics of great singing, and then lead you through the hits of the 30s, 40s, and 50s. $20 materials fee for book and CD required at first day of class.


#33857 Jan 9–Feb 6 Th 2:00 pm–3:00 pm $100(R) • $125(N)

#33858 Feb 20–Mar 20 Th 2:00 pm–3:00 pm $100(R) • $125(N)

lifelong learning lAUnCh yoUR CAReeR WiTh linkeDin Age 18y and up | Collegial services staff Searching for a career can be overwhelming. This course will teach participants how to create a LinkedIn profile based on search engine optimization, research targeted People/Company/Groups, and create a job search strategy that gets results. Be among the 38% of LinkedIn users who uncovered potential job opportunities. (LinkedIn survey 2012). $5 materials fee.

Town Meeting Hall, Auditorium No class 2/20

#33883 Feb 6–27 Th 7:30 pm–8:30 pm $75(R) • $90(N)

neW! selF-pUblish yoUR book!Age 18y and up | howard vanesDo you have a book you’re writing or thinking about? Howard VanEs who has self-published 15 books will show you how to get started. We’ll examine self-publishing vs. traditional publishing, how eBooks are changing publishing and making it easy for new authors to become successful, how to create titles that sell, format your book, publish on Amazon, and more!


#33908 Feb 1 Sa 10:00 am–12:00 pm $39(R) • $47(N)

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introduction to essential oilsAge 18y and up | Rachel streit & kim smith, CCAWant to know more about why essential oils have such a powerful and positive influence on the body and mind? What oils are good for muscle/joint pain, nausea, building the immune system, stress/depression, skin conditions, and insomnia? Learn how to evaluate, select, and safely use these amazing gifts of nature. Oil sampling and information to take home.


#33884 Feb 1 Sa 9:30 am–1:00 pm $30(R) • $36(N)

new! healthy living solutions Age 18y and up | Rachel streit and kim smith, CCAEssential oils are a powerful way to create greener living conditions and improve family health. Learn how to identify and eliminate toxic substances from your home. Discover healthier alternatives for items in your medicine cabinet, personal care and cleaning products. Great recipes and handouts.


#33885 Feb 22 Sa 9:30 am–1:00 pm $30(R) • $36(N)

mindfulness Classes Age 18y and up | Joree Rosenblatt Mindfulness is a practice of learning how to be in the present moment. Through meditative breathing, Mindfulness provides the tools for how to slow down in our very busy lives and be aware of our moment-to-moment experience. The benefits of practicing Mindfulness have been scientifically proven to reduce stress and improves quality of life. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a meditation cushion or pillow to sit on.

inTRoDUCTion To minDFUlness This one time Introduction to Mindfulness class highlights how to use awareness of our minds and bodies to our reduce stress. Participants should wear comfortable clothing.


#33887 Jan 7 Tu 10:00 am–12:00 pm $20(R) • $24(N)

Veterans Memorial Building, Room C

#33888 Jan 7 Tu 7:00 pm–9:00 pm $20(R) • $24(N)

FUnDAmenTAls oF minDFUlness Learn the fundamental techniques of Mindfulness, topics include: How to reduce stress, be in the present moment and cultivate awareness to live life with attention and intention, be mindful of your breath, body awareness, thoughts, emotions, gratitude and communication. $10 materials fee.


#33889 Jan 21–Feb 28 Tu 11:00 am–12:15 pm $99(R) • $119(N)

FUnDAmenTAls oF minDFUlness—level 2 Have an opportunity to continue and deepen your mindfulness practice. We will focus more on practice and less on theory, and delve further into application of mindfulness in our daily life. Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Mindfulness Level 1. $10 materials fee.

Hap Magee Ranch Park, Cottage Front Room

#33891 Jan 21–Feb 25 Tu 12:30 pm–1:30 pm $90(R) • $108(N)

minDFUl pARenTinG This class covers the Fundamentals of Mindfulness, with the emphasis on how to be a Mindful Parent. You will learn how to respond rather than react, how to find joy and peace amidst the chaos, and how to parent consciously in honoring your child’s true self. $10 materials fee.

Hap Magee Ranch Park, Cottage Front Room

#33892 Jan 24–Feb 28 F 11:30 am–1:00 pm $99(R) • $119(N)

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The Feldenkrais method® Age 18y and up | naffie Fischbacher An innovative method of gentle movement exploration that teaches you to move with greater ease and efficiency. This is one of the most effective stress reduction techniques around. Regular students of the method enjoy better posture, breathing, and coordination, as well as greater mental and physical flexibility. Wear comfortable, nonrestrictive clothing and bring a mat.

AWAReness ThRoUGh movemenT® The gentle movement explorations experienced in this classroom application of the Feldenkrais Method® can improve posture, decrease pain and increase flexibility and grace in action.


#33193 Jan 23–Feb 13 Th 9:30 am–10:30 am $48(R) • $58(N)

#33862 Feb 20–Mar 13 Th 9:30 am–10:30 am $48(R) • $58(N)

Qigong for healthAge 18y and up | bob kipper An essential component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Qigong (chee-gong), combines gentle easy to learn exercises with conscious breathing and stillness to reduce stress and calm the mind. Beginners, experienced T’ai Chi Ch’uan or Qigong practitioners, and people living with health challenges are welcome. Most exercises can be performed or adapted to a seated (including wheelchair) position. Wear comfortable clothing and flat-soled, flexible shoes.


#34293 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 9:30 am–10:30 am $100(R) • $120(N)

Jazzercise Age 17y and up | betty Rothstein Jazzercise is a 60-minute group fitness class combining cardio, strength and stretch moves for a total body workout. We’ve taken moves from hip hop, yoga, pilates, jazz dance, kick boxing and resistance training and bundled them into one hour. Bring a mat, hand weights and water. Wear aerobic shoes.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Ballroom No class 1/20, 2/17

#33209 Jan 6–30 M/Th 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $35(R) • $42(N)

#33210 Feb 3–Mar 13 M/Th 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $55(R) • $66(N)

pilates Age 18y and up | studio 8 staff Pilates is a safe and effective workout; it dramatically transforms the way your body feels and performs. It builds strength without excess bulk, creating a sleek, toned body with slender legs and a flat abdomen. Pilates teaches body awareness, good posture and flexibility. We will do mat and roller work. Bring your own yoga mat.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Ballroom No class 1/20, 2/17

#33780 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 10:00 am–11:00 am $128(R) • $154(N)

pi-yoAge 18y and up | Amy puccinelli Come focus on your core and strengthen the muscles that help you to be posturally aligned, balanced and flexible. Benefit by practicing the combo of mat work to build and yoga to stretch and revive. Bring a yoga mat.

Danville Community Center, Valley Oak Room No class 1/20, 2/17

#33202 Jan 6–Mar 17 M 5:30 pm–6:30 pm $77(R) • $92(N)

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sATURDAy moRninG yoGA Age 17 and up | leena st. michaelRenew and energize for the weekend! Regain focus and peace of mind. Enjoy exploring each pose, flow, breath, and meditation. Receive modifications for safety/challenge.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Ballroom; 3/1 class held at Danville Community Center No class 1/18, 2/9

#33239 Jan 11–Mar 15 Sa 8:30 am–9:45 am $108(R) • $130(N)

yoGA essenTiAls FoR liFeTime Wellness Age 17 and up | leena st. michaelImprove strength, balance, focus, flexibility, and confidence. Explore gifts of each pose, flow, breath, and meditation to awaken body and mind. Receive modifications for safety/challenge. Compassionate, empowering, fun.


#33241 Jan 9–Feb 27 Th 12:00 pm–1:15 pm $108(R) • $130(N)

FoURTh AnnUAl neW yeAR yoGA ReTReAT Age 17 and up | leena st. michael, eRyT500, Ayurveda lifestyle-Diet CounselorWinter is the season to gather and renew energy to fully bloom in the spring. Treat yourself to a day of reflection, multi-level yoga and community to remember who you are, regain balance, and transcend perceived limitations to live your best life. Bring light lunch and wear comfortable clothes.


#33238 Jan 12 Su 10:00 am–4:00 pm $66(R) • $79(N)

yoga Classes Choose the appropriate class based your level. Wear comfortable workout clothes and bring a yoga sticky mat. Optional: Meditation cushion, strap/small towel, yoga brick, blanket. Empty stomach is best.

beGinninG/ADvAnCeD beGinninG yoGA Age 17 and up | howard van esThis class is for those with some yoga experience or athletic beginners. Deepen your experience of basic postures, learn more challenging postures, posture flow and breathing practices. Bring a yoga mat and thick blanket to class.


#33240 Jan 8–Mar 19 W 9:45 am–11:00 am $149(R) • $179(N)

elemenTAl yoGA Age 17 and up | leena st. michael, e-RyT500Improve strength, balance, focus, flexibility, and confidence. Explore gifts of each pose, flow, breath, and meditation to awaken body and mind. Receive modifications for safety/challenge. Compassionate, empowering, and fun.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Ballroom No class 1/28

#33237 Jan 7–Mar 11 Tu 6:10 pm–7:25 pm $122(R) • $147(N)



T’ai Chi Ch’uan Age 18y and up | bob kipper This is a beginning class in part one of the classical, long Yang form. Continuing students can learn the entire long Yang form in addition to a fast form, two person sets, weapon sets and push-hands. Students will also be eligible to participate in seminars held by Master Tung Kai Ying. Wear comfortable clothing and flat-soled, flexible shoes.


ReGUlAR ClAss #33196 Jan 7–Mar 11 Tu 7:15 pm–8:30 pm $120(R) • $144(N)

#33197 Jan 9–Mar 13 Th 7:15 pm–8:30 pm $120(R) • $144(N)


ADvAnCeD ClAss Advanced class requires participation in the Regular Class and instructor’s approval.

#33198 Jan 7–Mar 11 Tu 8:40 pm–9:30 pm $60(R) • $72(N)

Adult sports leaguesFor registration lottery information, policies and procedures, visit www.danville.ca.gov, type ‘Adult Sports’ in the search box, and click ‘GO.’

Adult Sports League Registration Dates: November 4, 9:00 am: Danville resident teams November 5, 9:00 am: Open registration

5 on 5 bAskeTbAll leAGUeAge 18y and upThis 5 on 5 league features games at Diablo Vista Community Gymnasium, 4100 Camino Tassajara. Winter season runs eight weeks plus two weeks for playoffs. Pick up a roster at the Danville Community Center or download at www.danville.ca.gov. For more information, call 314-3480. You may only have 12 people per roster. Registration period November 4–December 18. Completed roster with full payment must be submitted at the time of registration to reserve a team spot.

Managers’ Meeting: TBD Diablo Vista Community Gymnasium

#32010 Jan 7–Mar 11 Tu 6:30 pm–10:30pm $425(R) • $510(N)

Adult open Gym Age 18y and up Burn off the stress of the week, enjoy a game of pick up, or practice your shot. Purchase a discounted pass card at the Community Center or pay individually at the door $4(R) and $5(N).


#33829 Jan 4–Mar 22 Sa 6:15 am–8:00 am $36 (R) • $43(N)

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#33190 Jan 8–Mar 12 W 6:30 pm–7:30 pm $80(R) • $96(N)

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Diablo Vista Park, Tennis Courts 1 & 2

#33252 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)


#33261 Jan 9–Mar 6 Th 11:00 am–12:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)

ADvAnCeD beGinneR Understands grips, groundstrokes, and can begin to control serve.


#33259 Jan 7–Mar 4 Tu 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)


#33262 Jan 9–Mar 6 Th 10:00 am–11:00 am $130(R) • $156(N)

#33255 Jan 10–Mar 7 F 11:00 am–12:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)

inTeRmeDiATe Can rally with other students, volley, and control serve consistently.

Diablo Vista Park, Tennis Courts 1 & 2 No class 1/20, 2/17

#33264 Jan 6–Mar 10 M 6:00 pm–7:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)


#33253 Jan 9–Mar 6 Th 9:00 am–10:00 am $130(R) • $156(N)

#33263 Jan 10–Mar 7 F 10:00 am–11:00 am $130(R) • $156(N)

#33258 Jan 11–Mar 8 Sa 11:00 am–12:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)

ADvAnCeD inTeRmeDiATe Consistent placement with groundstrokes, volleys, and can begin to control serve.

Diablo Vista Park, Tennis Courts 1 & 2 No class 1/20, 2/17

#33251 Jan 6–Mar 17 M 7:00 pm–8:30 pm $195(R) • $234(N)


#33254 Jan 10–Mar 7 F 9:00 am–10:00 am $130(R) • $156(N)

#33257 Jan 11–Mar 8 Sa 10:00 am–11:00 am $130(R) • $156(N)

ADvAnCeDCan execute all strokes dependably, including approach shots and net play.


#33265 Jan 7–Mar 4 Tu 7:00 pm–8:00 pm $130(R) • $156(N)

#33260 Jan 8–Mar 5 W 7:00 pm–8:30 pm $195(R) • $234(N)


#33256 Jan 11–Mar 8 Sa 8:30 am–10:00 am $195(R) • $234(N)

Tennis Age 18y and up | John Demartini The Town offers top-flight instruction from resident tennis professional. John DeMartini is a USPTA certified Elite Professional and has been teaching for over twenty years, formerly at Stanford University. He has extensive experience providing instruction to students of all ages and levels. This program features classes for all skill levels and limits size to 4–7 students. Class sizes and/or levels may be changed due to insufficient enrollment. Students can transfer to a different class upon instructor’s approval and if space is available. Bring one unopened can of tennis balls to first class and a tennis racket.



senior services At-a-GlanceDAnville senioR CenTeR115 East Prospect • [email protected] • (925) 314-3490

The Danville Senior Center offers an array of ongoing services and classes. Our bi-monthly Silver Streak Newsletter provides information on senior programs including travel, exercise, lectures, and community resources. Most sessions run for one or two months at a time. The newsletter is mailed to Danville residents. Non-residents are encouraged to view or download the Silver Streak online at www.danville.ca.gov/recreation/seniors.

silveR sTReAk neWsleTTeRIssue Dates: Registration Dates:January/February 2014 December 11 residents, December 13 non-residentsMarch/April 2014 February 12 residents, February 14 non-residents

DeCembeRHoliday Hawaiian Luncheon Mele Kalikimaka! Save the date, Friday, December 6 for a delicious Hawaiian inspired luncheon and Hawaiian music performed by the “Eono Like” band. Aloha!

JAnUARyWinter Ballroom Dance

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pRoGRAms AnD seRviCes• Blood Pressure Screening

• Medicare Counseling

• Memory Screening

• One-on-One Computer Tutoring

heAlTh AnD Wellness ClAsses • Aerobic Dancing

• Bombay Jam

• Chinese Cultural Classes

• DASH Hiking Group

• Sit to Get Fit

• Stretching

• Tai Chi

• Yoga

• Zumba

enRiChmenT ClAsses • BUZZ sessions

• Book Club

• Bridge Lessons

• Chinese Conversation

• Chinese Mah Jongg

• Cooking Classes

• Drawing Class

• Game Day

• Scrabble Group

• Spanish Conversation

• The Film Salon

• Ukulele Group

• Writing Group

important news!In an effort to become more environmentally friendly and efficient, the Town will only be mailing Silver Streak newsletters to those Residents who want to receive it. If you are a Resident and would like the newsletter to continue to be mailed to you or you would prefer to opt out of receiving it, you must submit your request to the Danville Senior Center at [email protected].

If we do not receive your response by February 3, 2014, you will be removed from the mailing list and will no longer receive the newsletter. If you have any questions, please call the Danville Senior Center at (925) 314-3490.


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Arts Karate (Shorin-Ryu)

Age 6–12y | ernest Chun Shorin-Ryu uses natural body movements that greatly enhance a beginner’s ability to learn. A variety of self-defense techniques are taught with emphasis on blocking, punching and kicking. Occasional sparring is practiced. White Gi (uniform) is required and can be purchased from the instructor.

Wednesdays: Danville Community Center, Valley Oak Room

Saturdays: Oak Hill Park Community Center, Ballroom; 3/1 class held in Danville Community Center, Valley Oak Room

Wednesday, 5:45 pm–6:50 pm

#33178 Jan 8–Feb 5 $38(R) • $46(N) 6–12Y

#33179 Feb 12–Mar 12 $38(R) $46(N) 6–12Y

Wednesday, 7:00 pm–8:15 pm

#33184 Jan 8–Feb 5 $38(R) $46(N) 13Y+

#33185 Feb 12–Mar 12 $38(R) $46(N) 13Y+

Saturday, 10:00 am–11:05 am

#33180 Jan 11–Feb 8 $38(R) $46(N) 6–12Y

#33181 Feb 15–Mar 15 $38(R) $46(N) 6–12Y

Saturday, 11:15 am–12:30 pm

#33186 Jan 11–Feb 8 $38(R) $46(N) 13Y+

#33187 Feb 15–Mar 15 $38(R) $46(N) 13Y+

Wednesday, 5:45 pm–6:50 pm and Saturday, 10:00 am–11:05 am

#33182 Jan 8–Feb 8 $73(R) $88(N) 6–12Y

#33183 Feb 12–Mar 15 $73(R) $88(N) 6–12Y

Wednesday, 7:00 pm–8:15 pm and Saturday, 11:15 am–12:30 pm

#33188 Jan 8–Feb 8 $73(R) $88(N) 13Y+

#33189 Feb 12–Mar 15 $73(R) $88(N) 13Y+

Adaptive RecreationCookinG WiTh R.A.D.D. Age 15y and up | Toolworks staff, Town staff This exciting class is designed to teach adults with disabilities how to plan and prepare tasty, healthy meals. We will provide the instructors, ingredients, and kitchen—you bring the fun! Class meets every Wednesday at the Oak Hill Park Community Center, 3005 Stone Valley Road, Danville. If you would like to attend, please call (925) 314-3400 to reserve your spot. $5 materials fee is due to instructors each class day.

Oak Hill Park Community Center, Kitchen

#33933 Jan 8–Mar 19 W 11:00 am–1:00 pm Free

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ReCReATion seRviCesDanville Community Center 420 Front Street, M–F, 8:30 am–5:00 pm

Phone: 314-3400 Email: recreation@danville .ca .gov

Henry Perezalonso, Recreation Services Manager . . . . . . . . .314-3454

Jane Laris, Program Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3465 Christine Mabry, Program Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3475

Nicole Watson, Program Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3406

Programs and Services Adaptive Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3481 Adult Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3455

Programs and Services (continued) Cultural Arts/Performing Arts . . . . . .314-3466 Cultural Arts/Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . .314-3460 Senior Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3490

Sports & Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3480 Teen Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3481 Volunteer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3475

Youth Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3477

Town Service Center 1000 Sherburne Hills Road, M–F, 7:30 am–4:00 pm Park Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3450

Danville Town offices 510 La Gonda Way, M–F, 8:30 am–5:00 pm General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-3300

ToWn CoUnCilNewell Arnerich, Mayor Robert Storer, Vice Mayor Michael Doyle Renee Morgan Karen Stepper

ToWn sTAFFJoe Calabrigo, Town Manager Rob Ewing, City Attorney

pARks & leisURe seRviCes CommissionPeggy Hiramine, Chair Randall Diamond, Vice Chair Lisa Blackwell, Alternate Michael Cory Kevin Donovan Jane Joyce Stewart Proctor Kent Rezowalli Ife Oladoja, Youth Representative

ARTs CommissionVictoria Brooks, Chair Susan Ritner, Vice Chair Celeste Evans Susan Gallinger Tricia Grame Jo Loecher Susan Magee-Trembath

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Community InformationsTAy ConneCTeD WiTh The ToWn oF DAnvilleDanville Today—Danville’s top stories right from the source . The Town’s official newsletter, Danville Today, online at www.danvilletodayonline.com, features stories about recreation and events, public safety, projects, programs and the community at large . Residents can subscribe to the online Danville Today newsletter articles by visiting the Town’s home page at www.danville.ca.gov and clicking on “Sign up for e-News Updates .” Residents can also subscribe to bi-monthly e-mail news blasts that highlight featured stories from the Danville Today .

Facebook—Information, photos, video and announcements are posted on the pages to inform residents of all the many things happening in and around Danville . Like the Town’s main Facebook page at www.facebook.com/DanvilleCA, and two additional pages: Danville Police www.facebook.com/DanvilleCAPolice and the Village Theatre and Art Gallery www.facebook.com/DanvillevillageTheatre .

Twitter—Twitter is a resource for informing residents of ongoing situations that could affect them, such as road closures, power outages, police activity and timely announcements . Follow the Town on Twitter @DanvilleiNFo .

volunteer opportunities—The Town provides opportunities for residents to contribute to their community by volunteering for various events and programs . Volunteers will have the opportunity to discover new interests, meet new people, and develop new skills . Many different opportunities are posted throughout the year . Visit www.danville.ca.gov/volunteer_opportunities for more information .

Photos by Kevin Wong

Danville Community Center420 FRonT sTReeT, DAnville• Accommodates 160 Dining/220 Assembly Style• Centrally located near Downtown Danville

You walk past it every time you visit the Danville Library, but have you ever been inside the Danville Community Center? Did you know the building’s Valley Oak Room can host your large banquet, wedding reception, large corporate meeting or family celebration? If you are looking for an affordable venue conveniently located near downtown, this is just the place! In the charming and spacious Valley Oak Room, your guests will enjoy a modern feel with amenities galore. A full catering kitchen means the sky is the limit when it comes to the food you will serve! Beautiful french doors open up to the nicely landscaped patio and Town Green, providing an outdoor space for folks to gather. Smaller rooms such as the Lounge and the Las Trampas Room are also available for small meetings. Don’t miss out on this gem right in the heart of Danville.

(925) 314-3400 • www.danville.ca.gov/Parks_and_Facilities/

At-a-GlanceParks & Facilities

36 Information: (925) 314-3400

The Town of Danville offers a wide variety of well-maintained parks and facilities perfect for any family picnic, private event or corporate retreat . For more information about rentals and facility amenities, submit an online facility or picnic application, or to learn more about any of the parks or facilities, including the ones listed, visit: www.danville.ca.gov/parks_and_Facilities/.


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More Details online!

1u Danville Library and Community Center 400/420 Front Street

2u Town Meeting Hall 201 Front Street

3u Village Theatre 233 Front Street

4u Veterans Memorial Building 400 Hartz Avenue

4u Senior Center at Veterans Memorial Building 115 East Prospect Ave

5u Hap Magee Ranch Park 1025 La Gonda Way

6u Oak Hill Park Community Center, All Wars’ Memorial 3005 Stone Valley Road

7u Sycamore Valley Park 2101 Holbrook Drive

8u Diablo Vista Park 1000 Tassajara Ranch Drive

9u Osage Station Park 816 Brookside Drive

10u Danville South Park 1885 Camino Ramon

11u Front Street Park Front Street

12u Baldwin School Park 741 Brookside Drive

13u Green Valley School Park 1001 Diablo Road

14u Greenbrook School Park 1475 Harlan Drive

15u Montair School Park 300 Quinterra Lane

16u Vista Grande School Park 677 Diablo Road

17u Town Offices 510 La Gonda Way

18u Monte Vista Community Pool 3131 Stone Valley Road

19u Los Cerros Community Gymnasium 968 Blemer Road

20u Diablo Vista Community Gymnasium 4100 Camino Tassajara

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GeneRAl inFoRmATionPre-registration with payment is required for program participation. Payment must accompany registration form.

The Waiver of Liability on the registration form must be signed prior to taking a class.

Advise Town staff if participant has a disability or allergy requiring special accommodations.

Class registration form may be sent ahead of registration date. All class registrations submitted prior to the first day of registration will be entered on the appropriate registration date, with no priority given.

AmeRiCAns WiTh DisAbiliTies ACTIn compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Town of Danville encourages those with disabilities to participate in our programs. If you have any special needs that require specific accommodations so you can fully enjoy our classes and programs, call 314-3400.

CoURse CAnCellATionWhen registration falls below the minimum enrollment required, it may be necessary to cancel a class or program. At the time of cancellation, the Town will initiate a full refund. Check refunds may take 4–6 weeks.

phoTo/viDeo liAbiliTy DisClosURePhotographs and video may be taken of participants during a class or program, and these photographs and video may be used for Town of Danville publicity purposes.

RAinoUTs AnD ClAss mAke-UpsWhenever possible, make-ups will be given on those occasions when inclement weather or instructor illness requires that a class be cancelled. See instructor at next scheduled meeting for make-up date.

No refunds (whole or partial) can be given for classes missed by the student.

WAiTlisTsWaitlists will be created once a class has reached maximum enrollment. If space becomes available, you will be called.

WithdRaWalS (CREditS/REfundS)Requests for withdrawal will be honored if requested no later than five business days prior to the first day of the class.

Requests made less than five business days prior to the first day of class must be submitted in writing and will be considered on an individual basis. A $20 processing fee will be charged for processing refunds.

Withdrawals for sports leagues may be approved if a team can be replaced before the first game.

ResiDenCy sTATUs ClARiFiCATionThose living outside the Danville Town limits include residents of the communities of Alamo and Diablo, and Alamo Creek, Bettencourt Ranch, Blackhawk, Bryan Ranch, Monterosso, Shadow Creek and Whitegate housing developments.

The program and facility fees cover a large portion of the actual costs, though Town of Danville residents also partially support the classes, events and facilities through their property tax assessments. Because of this, those program participants and individuals reserving Town facilities who live outside of Danville pay an additional non-resident charge. If you have any questions about this information, call 314-3400.

Special Notice to Alamo Residents living in the Alamo County Service Area R-7A: all R-7A residents are eligible to register for Town-sponsored programs scheduled at Hap Magee Ranch Park during the resident registration period. Non-resident fees still apply for these classes and activities. Call 314-3400 for more information.

38 Information: (925) 314-3400policies & procedures

Policies & Procedures

Credit: Kevin Wong

online ReGisTRATion: www.danvillerecguide.com•Requestyourloginid

and pin prior to your registration date.

•Loginandregisteron your assigned date.

•Makeyourpayment, and print your confirmation receipt.

mAil/DRop oFFDanville Community Center Attn: Class Registrations 420 Front Street Danville, CA 94526

Hours: M–F, 8:30 am–5:00 pm

pAymenTs ACCepTeD:American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Exact Cash, Check or Money Order payable to Town of Danville


Registration

PAYMENT METHoD

Payment by check or money order made payable to “Town of Danville”: o Check Credit Card: o MasterCard o Visa o American Express

Credit Card No: ________________ – ________________ – ________________ – __________________ Exp . Date: _______________ Signature: _________________________________________________________

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Mail registration form and payment to: Danville Community Center, Attn: Class Registrations 420 Front Street, Danville, CA 94526

Name (Parent or Guardian if under 18): ________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone: ________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________ City: ________________________________________________ Zip: __________________________

Cell: _______________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ReGisTRATion FoRm is limiTeD To FAmily membeRs only. Check one: o Resident o non-Resident (for clarification, see page 46.)

o Please check if you have changed your address from last registration.o To assure our programs benefit all who attend, please check here if any participant has a disability requiring special accommodations .

participant’s name birthdate barcode # 2nd Choice Class Title Fee barcode #

Youth Basketball Registration: Jersey, add $25? YES NO Size: Youth S M L Adult S M L Grade/School _____ / __________________________ Want to coach? YES NO

I have read and understand the refund policy . Waiver of Liability: I, the undersigned or parent/legal guardian of the individual named above, do hereby waive, release, and discharge all claims for damages, death, personal injury, property damage which I may have or which may hereafter accrue to me as a result of participation in said activity . I understand that accidents can occur during the said activity . Knowing the risks of the said activity, I hereby agree to assume those risks . This release is intended to discharge and hold harmless the Town of Danville, its officers and employees from liability . This waiver and assumption of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns . I further understand that photographs and video may be taken of me during the course of the said activity and that these photographs and video may be used for Town of Danville publicity purposes . I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS RELEASE .

_____________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________signature Required (o parent) (o guardian) (o participant) Date

Please read refund policy before submitting your registration.

Please print and complete each line.

Registration is Easy! REGiSTRATioN DATES:Adult Sports Leagues . . . November 4, Danville resident teams November 5, open registration

Winter Classes . . . . . . . . . November 12, Incorporated Danville residents November 13, open registration

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New Year’s resolutions are a great way to look back at the previous year and think about areas in which we may want to improve upon in the upcoming year . Relax, breathe and empower yourself to live well by finding healthy opportunities right here in the Town of Danville .

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