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Summer 2012

MB NEWSP l a y • Na t u r e • E x e r c i s e • Po s i t i ve S p a c e • G a t h e r i n g P l a c e

MANHAPPENINGS&

The Manhattan Beach Pier and the “Tall Ships Parade,” This was a kick off for the Olympic Arts Festival as part of the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Circa 1984

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Summer 2012MB NEWS

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QuIck REfERENcE GuIdE

M.B. News3–8

Bus Excursions35–36

Dial-A-Ride40

Directory41

Facility Legend42–43

Special Events44–45

Registration Form &Information

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Art & Ceramics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Unique Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Youth (5–12 Years)

Art & Ceramics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Dance, Music & Theater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Teens (12–18 Years)

Art & Ceramics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Dance, Music & Theater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Unique Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Adults (18+ Years)

Tennis Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

All Ages

Dance, Music & Theater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Older Adults (55+ Years)

Art & Ceramics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Dance, Music & Theater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Tot (0–5 Years)

M A N H At tA N B E AcHP a r k s & R e c r e a t i o n Old Hometown Fair Chili Cook-off Code 3

Chili Bob Bey and Steve Fletcher—1983

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The City’s Centennial Year of Celebration is in full swing! We began with a spectacular Holiday Firework display in December, followed by the Village Mall Carnival in January and the Taste of MB in March. But there is so much more in store for the residents of Manhattan Beach as we continue to celebrate the City’s 100th Birthday!

May 19, 2012 promises to be another outstand-ing event honoring our City’s Centennial Year as the City hosts the Centen-nial Parade! Yes, everyone loves a parade and we have a spectacular display of community spirit and pride, past, present and fu-ture for all to enjoy! There are 100 entries in the pa-rade including; Grand Mar-shall Mike Dodd, Grand Dane Jean McMillan and a line-up of floats, bands, schools, equestrians, antique cars and of course clowns to amuse and delight all who come to watch!

The parade will begin at the corner of Pacific Avenue and Manhattan Beach Boulevard at 10:00 a.m. traveling east on Manhattan Beach Boulevard, past Sepulveda Boulevard, turning left on Redondo Avenue and ending at Polliwog Park. But we’re just getting started…the parade is just a warm up to the Centennial Old Fashion Picnic at Noon. So grab your blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets and join the City for part two of Centennial Fun in the Sun!

The City has a host of activities planned for the com-munity at the Centennial Picnic! There will be old time family games, Bounce Houses for the little ones and live entertainment that will take you back to the good old days of long boards, woodies, surfers and lazy after-

noons in the sand. Food will be available for purchase for those of you who don’t want to pack up that pic-

nic basket. This great day of celebration will wrap up with birthday cake and punch, provided by the City and baked especially for the Centennial Celebration.

The Historical Society will open their doors and show-case a “Walk through Time” photo essay. And if you haven’t toured the Little Red Bungalow at Polliwog Park this is the perfect time to check out all the historical artifacts collected over the years from our beach side community.

Nature will also be celebrating the Centennial as the Botanical Garden plans to offer a tour through their gar-den, highlighting a variety of native plants. It’s a lovely place to take a stroll.

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Charge Your Electric Vehicle at Home—Are you ready??Have you started seeing more electric vehicles on the road? Are you thinking about purchasing or leasing your very own EV? Driving a plug-in electric car has benefits for the environment and for our community. Cars fueled with electricity from the grid can help improve air quality and reduce harmful greenhouse gas emis-sions that contribute to climate change. Here are a few pointers from Southern California Edison to help you get ready to charge your EV at home. Please visit www.sce.com/ev for more information.

Off-Peak Charging: Charge at NightElectricity grids are designed to meet the highest, peak demand for electricity, which usually occurs during the day. At night, when off-peak demand is low, the grid is underutilized. When you charge your electric car at night, you can take advantage of off-peak excess capacity and lower rates. Edison offers customers with electric cars a choice of two electric car rate plans that encourage charging during off-peak hours (or you can choose to stay on your current Residential rate plan.)

You can call an SCE Home Fuel Advisor™ who can provide you with a customized rate analysis that es-timates your future electric car charging usage and combines it with your current home electricity usage — so you can choose the rate plan that works best for you. To speak with a Home Fuel Advisor please call 1-800-4EV-INFO.

Vitality City Principle Number 1: Move NaturallyMAKE TIME TO MOVE! | To be a well-being super-star you don’t have to run marathons or compete in ultra-endurance events. In fact, Blue Zone’s researchers discovered that many of the world’s oldest and healthiest people engage in low-intensity activity on a daily basis. Shepherds in Sardinia hike many miles every day for most of their lives, while Okinawans garden for hours every day to grow food for their tables. Adventists in Loma Linda, California—another Blue Zone—take long walks. The key is to engage in low-intensity activity most days of the week.

Move Naturally—Your Prescription to Good HealthYou don’t have to run out and buy a gym membership to be more active. Instead, build activities that you like to do into your lifestyle, whether it’s riding your bike, chasing your kids, walking the dog, swimming or anything else. Remember when you were a kid constantly on the go? You didn’t have to think about it—you just moved for the sheer fun of it! Movement was part of everyday play, whether it was climbing trees, swimming at the beach, jumping in puddles, or just plain running to feel the wind on your face. Find what you enjoy and do it!

Top 5 Ways to Get Moving without Thinking about It1. Move…For the Fun of It! Make a list of activities that you enjoy. Instead of thinking of it as exercise, focus on making your lifestyle more active. Ride your bike instead of driving. Walk to the store. At work, take the stairs rather than the elevator, park at the far end of the parking lot and go for walking breaks. Build activity into your lifestyle by doing what you enjoy.

2. Strengthen Your Social Connections. Getting active is more fun when you have company. Establish a regular time to walk with your “moai”—a group of lifelong friends—and build social connections while you take steps to improve your health.

3. Inconvenience Yourself. Small things, like getting up to change the TV channel or taking the stairs, can add up to a more active lifestyle. So hide the remote, put away the power mower and get out your walking shoes!

4. Are You Ready Feet? Start Walking. Walking is easy to do and free to anyone! All you need is a comfortable pair of shoes, and you can go almost anywhere. Walking invites company and it can relieve stress after a hard day. Plus, it’s good for your ticker, if you walk quickly enough to get your heart pumping.

5. Grow a Garden. Gardening is a great way to be physically active every day, while reducing stress. It involves a wide range of movements that may improve flexibility, strength, endurance and balance. Plus, you reap the benefits of having plenty of fresh veggies!

Vegetable Planting Guide for Southern California AreaSPRINGbasil, beans, beets, carrots, chives, cilantro, corn, cucumber, dill, egg plant, green bunching onions, lettuce, onion, parsley, parsnip, peas, peppers, radish, spinach, strawberries, squash, sunflower, swiss chard, tomatoes, thyme

SUMMERbeans, chives, corn, cucumber, egg plant, green bunching onions, hot peppers, parley, pumpkin (mini), radish, squash, sweet peppers, swiss chard, tomatoes, thyme, watermelon (baby fruiting)

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Go to www.vitalitycity.com to discover more easy ways to boost your well-being with the Blue Zones Power 9 Principles.

Plugging In: Charging Stations To fuel your car at home, you’ll need access to at least a standard 120–volt outlet in a convenient location where you can park and charge. If you want to charge you will need a dedicated 240–volt circuit and an electric car charging station. Be sure to have a qualified electrician inspect your outlet, because charging an electric car may overload an existing household circuit, particularly if it serves other house-hold needs like lights and appliances. Your qualified electrician can advise whether you need a dedicated circuit breaker or an upgrade to your circuit breaker panel.

The Installation Process

Whether or not you plan to install a charging station, a call to Edison’s Home Fuel Advisors™ is where the process begins. Edison will help you consider your rate options because your choice will affect the upgrades needed for your electrical panel and meter. Next contact your Electrical Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSE) installer or qualified electrician to inspect your home. The City requires a building permit to install a charging station in your garage and these qualified professionals can assist you.

Rebates to Help You Enjoy Your New EV: Visit: http://energycenter.org and www.driveclean.ca.gov to find out about the Clean Vehicle Rebate Project and other Federal and State tax incentives.

For more information, please visit the City’s GOING GREEN website at www.citymb.info





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Neighborhood WatchEvery once in a while, we are asked how our crimes are reported to the community. More specifically, we get inquiries about why some crimes never get reported to Neighborhood Watch (NW). The NW

staff dedicates much of their time reading through crime reports and gathering information that pertains to the residential areas. However,

there are some reports that contain confidential information, involve minors, or pertain to an ongoing investigation that are not shared with NW. By release

of this information, it could potentially compromise an open investigation or violate the law. Although we strive to release information on a timely basis, the integrity of cases as well as the handling and releasing of information must follow proper guidelines and the law. It is the ultimate goal of the Manhattan Beach Police Department (MBPD) to solve cases and bring to justice, those responsible.

Speaking of crime, although we saw an increase in property crimes, most were 100% preventable. It is incum-bent upon our community to protect their “personal” property. Almost every theft from a vehicle is because folks leave valuables in plain view and/or in an unlocked car. Please take time to not only lock your car, but remove your valuables or at minimum hide them from plain view of passersby. We have had countless laptop computers, cameras, cell phones, MP3 players, purses and wallets stolen because owners left them visible to passersby. Regardless of how many police officers are patrolling, if folks don’t take responsibility for securing their homes and vehicles, theft will continue. Property crimes are taken very seriously, as they are the biggest issue we face. The NW program and all of our volunteers are vital in the fight against crime and MBPD depends on you to be our “eyes and ears” in your neighborhoods. We rely on our community to call us when something sus-picious is observed. Unfortunately, many of those calls are never made because people think they may be wrong or they are “bothering the police.” If something or someone makes you think twice or feel uneasy and suspicious, call MBPD dispatch at 911 or (310) 545-4566 and let our officers respond to investigate. You may be solving a crime or preventing one from occurring. If you are not involved in Neighborhood Watch or are unsure if your block has a representative, call the office: 310-802-5183.

Lastly, mark your calendars for the annual National Night Out event on Tuesday, August 7, 2012. America’s night out against crime will once again be celebrated throughout our community. Neighborhood Watch Block Captains should register their blocks with the NW office. Anyone interested in more information or how to participate, can call Neighborhood Watch, 310-802-5183 or MBPD Crime Prevention, 310-802-5186.

Be Safe,Officer Stephanie

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Spring Cleaning?Here are some resourcesto help with your projects:

Hwy Gate B every Saturday & Sunday from 9am – 3pm. (3) Pharmaceuticals-only drop-off box in the Civic Center parking lot - NO Sharps accepted at this box.

• Do you use Sharps? Each resident can receive 3 FREE postage-paid mail-back kits per year from WM – call them to order.

• Want to start composting? Attend a FREE class at the MB Botanical Garden on 4/28, 7/14, 10/13 at 10am. Residents can purchase discount composting bins directly from Waste Management.

• Need your trash, recycling or green waste cart replaced? An extra cart? Call WM to schedule.

Tips for “Cart Courtesy:”• Residential refuse carts may be placed on street for collection from 10am the day before collection until 10am the day after collection. Be a great neighbor and keep your carts from public view during non-collection hours. For more exposed properties, cart screens can be purchased at a local hardware store to camouflage the carts.

• Like to walk Fido around the neighborhood? Placing waste, including pet waste, in another residents’ cart is not permitted. Use public con- tainers at the local park or dispose of it in your own trash cart.

• Donate gently used items to the Manhattan Beach Goodwill, hold a “SWAP” party with your friends and family, or check out www.citymb.info for more resources.

• Bulky Item Pick-ups for large items like mattresses, sofas, and refrigerators. FREE for single & multi-family residents – call Waste Management to schedule.

• For big projects like cleaning out the garage, storage shed or do-it-yourself home improvements - order a temporary bin from WM.

• One or two extra bags of trash on collection day? Call WM to let them know – each household gets two weeks per year to set out extra trash at no additional charge.

• Extra recycling or green waste on collection day? Call WM to let them know – no charge.

• Need paper shredding services? Visit the Docu- ment Descruction section on the City website, www.citymb.info for more information.

• Household Hazardous Waste collecting dust? You have options: (1) Doorstep pickup through "At Your Door Spe- cial Collection." Call 1-800-449-7587 or visit www.wmatyourdoor.com to schedule a pickup. Unlimited pickups! (2) Drop off HHW at the SAFE Collection Center Hyperion Treatment Plant 7660 W. Imperial

For more informationVisit: www.citymb.info or manhattanbeach.wm.com

Call: Waste Management at 310-830-7100 orManhattan Beach Public Works at 310-802-5363

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AQuAtIcSAll Ages Section

Upcoming Begg pool events2012 Pool “Kickoff Party”

Saturday, June 23, 201210:00 AM to 2:00 PM

FREECome and meet the summer Aquatics staff and have a fun day in the sun! This event is for the entire family. There will be water games, water balloon tossing, swimming, and music. No food will be provided but you’re more than welcome to bring a picnic to eat on the grass area.

4th of July Pool PartyWednesday, July 4, 2012

10:00 AM to 2:00 PM$5 per person

Join the Aquatics staff for a great celebration of our nation’s independence! There will be water games, water balloon tossing, swim-ming, and music. No food will be provided but you’re more than welcome to bring a picnic to eat on the grass area.

RecReational swimSat through Thu

Jun 25–Sept 21:00 PM–2:50 PM

$3 per person

FriJun 29–Aug 31

12:00 PM–4:00 PM$5 per person

lap swim$4/person/visit

Jun 25–Aug 31Mon–Fri

7:15 am–8:15 am

Jun 25–Aug 30Mon–Thu

9 pm–10 pm

Jun 30 - Aug 11Sat

7:50 am–8:50 am

wateR aeRoBics$4/person/session

June 26–August 30Tuesday and Thursday

7:20 AM–8:10 AM

June 25–August 30Monday–Thursday3:00 PM–3:45 PM

This class is designed for men and women who are looking to get in shape, for low im-pact cardiovascular exercise that will increase cardiovascular endurance and to meet new friends. Workout includes a warm-up, aero-bic exercise, stretching exercises and relax-ation exercises to increase flexibility. Classes are drop-in, so no registration is necessary. Knowing how to swim is not a prerequisite for participation in this class.

Fish ticketsFish Tickets can be used for any drop-in recreation activity. Tickets cost $20 and are good for $25 worth of activities. You can purchase your fish tickets from the pool staff at the Begg Pool office or in the Parks and Recreation Department, 1400 Highland Avenue.

pool RUlesAll patrons entering the facility during recreational/lap swim times are required to pay the facility admission fee, including spectators, except those seated in the bleacher area.

• Swim suit attire required• Children not potty trained must wear a swim

diaper• Children under age 7 must be accompanied

by an adult in the water at all times (4 chil-dren max per 1 adult)

• Hair longer than shoulder length must be pulled back or a swim cap must be worn

• Water toys and U.S Coast Guard approved lifejackets may be used at the Pool Man-ager’s discretion. Each individual wearing a U.S. Coast Guard lifejacket must be ac-companied by an adult in the pool, within arms reach.

NOT ALLOWED IN POOL OR POOL AREA• Flotation devices • Diving• Running • Pets• Smoking • Breath-holding

games

NO EXCEPTIONS• Maximum pool capacity: 150 persons• The City reserves the right to refuse access

at any time• All patrons are required to exit the pool

from 1:55 PM–2:00 PM for a mandatory restroom break.

pool RentalBegg Pool is available for rent Friday, Sat-urday and Sunday afternoons. The cost is $150/hour for residents and $190/hour for nonresidents. The rental fee includes pool lifeguards for up to 50 guests. Parties larger than 50 guests will be charged additional fees to cover the cost of additional lifeguards. For

reservation information, call (310) 802-5429. Reservations for MB residents begin 5/14/12 and nonresidents begin 6/4/12.

Begg pool masteRs6:15 AM - 7:15 AM

Start Date Day Cost A#

Mar 2–May 31 M-F $120 15616

Jun 1–Aug 31 M-F $120 16169

Sept 4– Dec 7 M-F $120 16170

Begg Pool Masters is designed to help swim-mers improve fitness and/or train for specific goals and offer active support for a healthy lifestyle through friendship and camaraderie. Workouts are structured for all swimming abili-ties ranging from beginning lap swimmers to college athletes. Swimmers are required to join Southern Pacific Masters Association (SPMA) within their first month of enrollment. Member-ship of SPMA is good for the entire year and the cost is approximately $40. We invite you to come and swim with us! Coach: Steve Hyde.

Begg pool inFoRmation1402 North Peck Avenue

Manhattan Beach, CA 90266(310) 802-5428 • (310) 802-5448

CITY OFFICIALSWayne Powell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MayorDavid Lesser. . . . . . . . . . . Mayor Pro–Tem Amy Howorth . . . . . . . . .CouncilmemberRichard Montgomery. . .CouncilmemberNicholas W. Tell, Jr. . . . . .CouncilmemberTim Lilligren . . . . . . . . . . . . . City Treasurer

ADMINISTRATIVEOFFICIALS

David N. Carmany . . . . . . . City ManagerLiza Tamura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . City Clerk

City Council meets the 1st & 3rd Tueat City Hall, 6:30 p.m.

South Bay CenterDispute Resolution

The South Bay Center Dispute Resolution is an as-sociation of experienced professionals with expertise in conflict resolution, available to assist residents of Manhattan Beach who experience conflict in their per-sonal or professional lives. Using creative conflict res-olution techniques we help, prevent, manage, settle and resolve disputes. Parties can avoid litigation and arrive at a mutually satisfactory resolution to a wide variety of situations.

The South Bay Center for Dispute Resolution has been able to resolve countless issues in Manhattan Beach and can do the same for you. So instead of feuding pick up the phone and contact the South Bay Center, Dispute Resolution at 310.376.7007 or visit our web-site at www.sbcdr.net. The Center’s services are provided to you by the City of Manhattan Beach and available at no cost to resi-dents, business, landlords and tenants.

Park and Ride on the Beach City Transit

Explore the South Bay and take a ride on Beach Cities Transit (BCT) Line 109. BCT Line 109 provides local transit services for residents with stops along the beach from the Riviera Village in Redondo Beach, to Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, El Segundo and ends at the LAX Bus Center. Line 109 operates daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM and the fare is $1.00.

During these environmental conscious times and with gas prices at an all-time high, leave your car parked, hop on the BCT Line 109 at one of the 15 convenient stops, and visit your favorite destinations in town such as; the Manhattan Beach Pier, Metlox Plaza, North Manhattan Beach, and Manhattan Village Mall. BCT Line 109 also provides connections to the Douglas and Aviation Green Line Stations so it is a great option for commuters too! It’s not only good for your wallet but excellent for the environment.





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Semi-Private Swim LeSSonS-weekendSRes: $161 Nonres: $1774 but less than 13Each class will be limited to two children per instruc-tor. Classes will meet for 35 minutes. Children must be 4 years old, potty-trained and able to be in the water without a parent as a level 1 swimmer. For the safety of your child, parents must wait outside the fence during the lesson.

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Semi-Private Swim LeSSonS 4 but less than 13Children must be 4 years old, potty-trained and able to be in the water without a parent as a level 1 swimmer. Each class will be limited to two children per instructor. Two make-up sessions allowed for session 1-4, and one for session 5.

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Res: $179 Nonres: $19716830 9:40am to 10:15am 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16831 10:20am to 10:55am 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16832 3:40pm to 4:15pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16833 5:40pm to 6:15pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16834 9:40am to 10:15am 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16835 10:20am to 10:55am 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16836 3:40pm to 4:15pm 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th

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Res: $90 Nonres: $9916842 9:40am to 10:15am 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16843 10:20am to 10:55am 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16844 3:40pm to 4:15pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16845 5:40pm to 6:15pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th

SmaLL GrouP Swim LeSSonS 3 but less than 12Small Group Swim Lessons are offered during the summer and fall aquatics season. Please click here to see level descriptions. On the first day of lessons, your child will be tested and placed into a group that best fits their swim skill level. Four children maximum per instructor on levels 1 through 3 and five children maxi-mum per instructor for levels 4 through 5. Two make-up classes allowed for sessions 1-4 and one make-up class for sessions 5-6.

Res: $87 Nonres: $9616877 9:40am to 10:15am 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16879 10:20am to 10:55am 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16881 12:20pm to 12:55pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16882 4:20pm to 4:55pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16884 5pm to 5:35pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16887 5:40pm to 6:15pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th

Res: $100 Nonres: $11016889 9:40am to 10:15am 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16892 10:20am to 10:55am 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16893 12:20pm to 12:55pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16894 4:20pm to 4:55pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16898 5pm to 5:35pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16901 5:40pm to 6:15pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th

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Res: $50 Nonres: $5516921 9:40am to 10:15am 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16923 10:20am to 10:55am 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16925 12:20pm to 12:55pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16927 4:20pm to 4:55pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16929 5pm to 5:35pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16931 4:20pm to 4:55pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th16932 5pm to 5:35pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th



Jr. GuardS ProGram Res: $350 Nonres: $3859 but less than 15

16936 8:15am to 12:15pm 6/25-7/20 M Tu W Th F16937 8:15am to 12:15pm 7/23-8/17 M Tu W Th F

Parent and me-weekendRes: $70 Nonres: $771 but less than 4For children 1 to 3 years old. Parent or guardian must participate in the water during each class with their child. Limit of one child per adult. Children must wear a swimming diaper. This class is not designed to teach your child to swim. Class is to help develop swimming readiness by leading parents and their children in water exploration activities with the objective of having fun and becoming comfortable in, on and around the water. One make-up class allowed per session.

16860 10:20am to 10:55am 6/30-8/11 Sa16861 11am to 11:35am 6/30-8/11 Sa16862 10:20am to 10:55am 7/1-8/12 Su16863 11am to 11:35am 7/1-8/12 Su

Pre-Swim team CLaSSRes: $150 Nonres: $1675 but less than 18The City of Manhattan Beach is now offering a prepara-tion class for the MB Dolphins Swim Team. Swimmers must be able to swim 25 yards freestyle and 25 yards backstroke without stopping, and have some knowl-edge of breaststroke. This class is designed to work on endurance and stroke technique and most importantly to prepare swimmers for the MB Dolphins Swim Team.

16943 5:40pm to 6:15pm 8/6-8/30 M Tu W Th

Private Swim LeSSonS-weekendRes: $245 Nonres: $2703 and up

16847 9am to 9:35am 6/30-8/11 Sa16848 9:40am to 10:15am 6/30-8/11 Sa16849 10:20am to 10:55am 6/30-8/11 Sa16850 11am to 11:35am 6/30-8/11 Sa16851 11:40am to 12:15pm 6/30-8/11 Sa16852 12:20pm to 12:55pm 6/30-8/11 Sa

16853 9am to 9:35am 7/1-8/12 Su16854 9:40am to 10:15am 7/1-8/12 Su16855 10:20am to 10:55am 7/1-8/12 Su16856 11am to 11:35am 7/1-8/12 Su16857 11:40am to 12:15pm 7/1-8/12 Su16858 12:20pm to 12:55pm 7/1-8/12 Su

Private Swim LeSSonS 3 and upOne-on-One learning environment for children or adults. Children must be three years old, potty trained, and able to be in the water without a parent. Private les-sons are for all skill levels. Begg Pool offers private swim lessons weekdays and weekends. See schedule for more information. Two make-up classes allowed per session.

Res: $245 Nonres: $27016780 9am to 9:35am 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16781 11am to 11:35am 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16782 11:40am to 12:15pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16783 12:20pm to 12:55pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16784 3pm to 3:35pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16785 3:40pm to 4:15pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16786 4:20pm to 4:55pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th16787 5pm to 5:35pm 6/25-7/5 M Tu W Th

Res: $280 Nonres: $30816789 11am to 11:35am 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16790 11:40am to 12:15pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16791 12:20pm to 12:55pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16792 3pm to 3:35pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16793 3:40pm to 4:15pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16794 4:20pm to 4:55pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16795 5pm to 5:35pm 7/9-7/19 M Tu W Th16796 9am to 9:35am 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16797 11am to 11:35am 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16798 11:40am to 12:15pm7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th

16799 12:20pm to 12:55pm 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16800 3pm to 3:35pm 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16801 3:40pm to 4:15pm 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16802 4:20pm to 4:55pm 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16803 5pm to 5:35pm 7/23-8/2 M Tu W Th16805 11am to 11:35am 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th16806 11:40am to 12:15pm 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th16807 12:20pm to 12:55pm 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th16808 3pm to 3:35pm 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th16809 3:40pm to 4:15pm 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th16810 4:20pm to 4:55pm 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th16811 5pm to 5:35pm 8/6-8/16 M Tu W Th

Res: $140 Nonres: $15416812 9am to 9:35am 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16813 11am to 11:35am 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16814 11:40am to 12:15pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16815 12:20pm to 12:55pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16816 3pm to 3:35pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16817 3:40pm to 4:15pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16818 4:20pm to 4:55pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16819 5pm to 5:35pm 8/20-8/23 M Tu W Th16820 3pm to 3:35pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th16821 3:40pm to 4:15pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th16822 4:20pm to 4:55pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th16823 5pm to 5:35pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th16824 5:40pm to 6:15pm 8/27-8/30 M Tu W Th





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tot SEctIoNDance, Music & Theater | Fitness | Sports

tot SEctIoNArt & Ceramics | Camps | Dance, Music & Theater

Art To Grow OnArt Birthday Parties!

We provide the entire Art Party for you! Paint-ing Wall * Collage Station * Drawing * Play Dough Station * Glitter Paint Frames * Bal-

loons * Children take homeall the artwork!

Visit our website for allParty Package Information.

www.art2growon.com(310) 625–6028

Location: Marine Ave Park–Activity Hall,Manhattan Beach

aRt & ceRamicsPee wee PiCaSSoRes: $119 Nonres: $130.901y 3m but less than 3Students will be exposed to a variety of age appropriate activities that develop and improve fine motor skills. Curiosity, discovery, and self-expression are the focus of this fantastic class using glitter paint, play dough, col-lage, watercolors and more. Projects rotate quarterly! Parent participation is required. For more information, visit www.art2growon.com. A $10 supply fee is due the first day of class.

16972 MAP-AH 9:30 to 10:15am 6/26-8/28 Tu Staff, Art To Grow On Inc,

PLay douGh and PiCaSSoRes: $119 Nonres: $130.90 3 but less than 5 Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, and more! Students will be exposed to a variety of Master Artist lessons along with different projects that will foster curiosity, discov-ery, and self-expression! Come learn that a child can increase his or her self-esteem and self-confidence through art. Projects and lessons rotate quarterly. For more information, visit www.art2growon.com. A $10 supply fee is due to the instructor on the first day.

16977 MAP-AH 10:15 to 11:05am 6/26-8/28 Tu Staff, Art To Grow On Inc,

campsPLay on StaGe3 but less than 6Let your little star shine in PAW’s half day camp for chil-dren ages 3-6. Campers enjoy activities in music, fairytale theatre, singing, dancing, dramatic play, and much more! This will be a summer of new discoveries and friendships while making significant milestones in education and de-velopment. Call the camp for more info: (310) 827-8827.

Res: $120 Nonres: $13216503 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Staff, Performing Arts WorkshopsRes: $150 Nonres: $16516502 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops16504 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops16505 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops16506 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops16507 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon8/06-8/10 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops 16508 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops16509 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon 8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops16510 CAC-PAR 8am to Noon 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops

tiny ProS SoCCer CamP3 1/2 but less than 5Based on our successful tiny pros curriculum, children will learn will learn soccer through fun exercises and games. Our tiny pros will learn to pass, dribble, and shoot. They will also learn how to play a “real” small sided game of soccer. For more information and a daily schedule visit www.britwestsoccer.com. Wear soccer clothing, sturdy tennis shoes or cleats. Shin guards are mandatory. Bring plenty to drink and a snack. No class 7/04.

Res: $109 Nonres: $119.9016697 MV-NF 9 to 10:30am 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16699 MV-NF 9 to 10:30am 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16700 MV-WUA 9 to 10:30am 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16714 MV-WUA 9 to 10:30am 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16715 MV-NF 9 to 10:30am 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16716 MV-NF 9 to 10:30am 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16718 MV-WUA 9 to 10:30am 8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer16719 MV-WUA 9 to 10:30am 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer

Res: $88 Nonres: $96.8016698 MV-NF 9 to 10:30am7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Coaches, Brit West Soccer

wonder CamP3 but less than 7Campers ages 3-6 can join us for an awesome summer camp focused on the whole child! Each day includes specialized workshops, imagination games, and outdoor play all to make for a stimulating and active week! Activi-ties include painting, drawing, dancing, music, and more! Visit www.wondertreekids.com for more information.

Res: $1,000 Nonres: $1,10016512 MHP-AR2 9am to 1pm7/30-8/31 M Tu W Th F Inc, Wondertree

Res: $225 Nonres: $247.5016513 MHP-AR2 9am to 1pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Inc, Wondertree16514 MHP-AR2 9am to 1pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Inc, Wondertree16515 MHP-AR2 9am to 1pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Inc, Wondertree16516 MHP-AR2 9am to 1pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Inc, Wondertree16517 MHP-AR2 9am to 1pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Inc, Wondertree

Dance, mUsic & theateRmuSiC rhaPSody BaBieS make

muSiCRes: $175 Nonres: $192.503m but less than 1Babies instinctively react to music! Parents and babies learn delightful rhymes, lullabies, floor and lap games, ac-tion songs, and dances that stimulate your baby’s natural response to music. Gather fascinating information each week on infant musical development and learn activities to use at home with your little one. Our early childhood programs have been proven successful since 1983!

16545 JCC-AR2 11:15am to Noon6/25-8/13 M Staff, Music Rhapsody

muSiC rhaPSody kidS make muSiCRes: $175 Nonres: $192.502 but less than 5Jump up and make music with your youngster in this ex-citing class where solo singing is encouraged to help your child develop listening, pitch-making and language skills. Watch your child begin to understand the concepts of high/low, soft/hard, up/down, all taught in a fun game-like atmosphere! We use puppets, felts, and props to enhance this special music making experience. Our early child-hood programs have been proven successful since 1983!

16543 JCC-AR2 10:15 to 11am6/25-8/13 M Staff, Music Rhapsody

Dance, mUsic & theateRmuSiC rhaPSody toddLerS make muSiCRes: $175 Nonres: $192.501 but less than 4Shake it up with your little music maker! You and your toddler will learn delightful songs, dances and musical activities that focus on singing and keeping a beat which will enhance your child’s timing, coordination and lis-tening skills! High quality percussion instruments, puppets, stories, and colorful props are all integrated during this very special music time. Our early childhood programs have been proven successful since 1983!

16541 JCC-AR2 9:15 to 10am 6/25-8/13 M Staff, Music Rhapsody16542 JCC-AR2 12:15 to 1pm 6/25-8/13 M Staff, Music Rhapsody

muSiCaL Fun For totSRes: $78 Nonres: $85.80 6w but less than 5Sing, dance and express yourself! This class has been developed to nurture the tot and caregiver.

16536 MHP-AR2 9:15 to 10am 7/26-8/30 Th Borgerding, Wanda16537 MHP-AR2 10:15 to 11am 7/26-8/30 Th Borgerding, Wanda

FitnessGymnaStiCS deveLoPmentaL

Res: $100 Nonres: $1103 but less than 6Cartwheels, handstands, beam, vault and bar skills are just a few things taught in this fun class. Swinging rings, giant incline mat, foam “pit mat,” mini trampoline, vault and springboard will be used in this class suitable for beginners and intermediate students. SuperKids office: (310) 370-9190 or visit www.superkidsfun.com

16464 MHP-A 3:30 to 4:20pm6/26-8/14 Tu Staff, Superkids16465 MHP-A 4:30 to 5:20pm6/26-8/14 Tu Staff, Superkids16466 MHP-A 10:30 to 11:20am7/1-8/19 Su Staff, Superkids

GymnaStiCS FamiLy GymRes: $100 Nonres: $1101 1/2 but less than 4Mom, Dad, kids! Join this fun class designed for the family with young children. We teach basic gymnastics, balance, and coordination skills on our swinging rings, soft foam “pit” mat, stunt bar, springboard and mini trampoline. Learn partner stunts, too. SuperKids office: (310) 370-9190 or visit www.superkidsfun.com

16468 MHP-A 9:30 to 10:20am 6/27-8/22 W Staff, Superkids16469 MHP-A 9:30 to 10:20am 7/1-8/19 Su Staff, Superkids

spoRtsBaSeBaLL For Parent and ChiLdRes: $105 Nonres: $115.503 but less than 7Children will learn a variety of baseball skills, including batting, throwing, catching and agility. Each participant is to bring his/her own baseball equipment. Parents will also benefit by learning how to become a model sports league parent. Parent participation required.

16459 MHP-RF 11:30am to 12:15pm 7/1-8/19 Su Braunecker, Don

BaSketBaLL For Parent and ChiLdRes: $105 Nonres: $115.503 but less than 7Children will learn a variety of basketball skills includ-ing throwing, catching, and agility. Each participant is to bring his/her own baseball equipment. Parents will also benefit by learning how to become a model sports league parent. Parent participation required.

16460 MHP-BKCY 10:30am to 11:15pm 7/1-8/19 Su Braunecker, Don










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campsanimaLS in art around the worLdRes: $180 Nonres: $1986 but less than 12Your camper will travel around the world to create projects of their favorite animals, inspired by the art of their native countries. On an Australian walkabout see kangaroos and koalas, go on an African safari with elephants and giraffes, and then trek into the Brazilian rainforest to see toucans, jaguars, or a piranha! Be sure to pack you own lunch, clearly labeled with your camp-er’s name. Some art camp activities may take place in alternative walking distance sites. Extended care is available from 8:00 am-5:00 pm.

16990 CAC-VAR 9am to 3pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Risa Vargas

Extended CareRes: $240 Nonres: $26416992 CAC-VAR 8am to 5:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, CAC

animate anythinGRes: $190 Nonres: $2097 but less than 10This digital class introduces young participants to the fundamentals of Stop-Motion animation. Using basic software, the participants are introduced to all the tools necessary to animate objects, from Lego blocks to action figures, drawings from a single line to a character or a model/miniature set to create special effects-any object will do.

16554 CAC-PAR 1 to 4pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Staff, Freshi Flix

art adventure in SPain!Res: $180 Nonres: $1986 but less than 12Hablemos arte? Velazquez! Picasso! Goya! There are just a few of the influential artists that your child will become acquainted with in this interdisciplinary class that mixes the art and language of Spain into a fun filled camp. Art-ist instructors will immerse your child through language, music, and art. Supplies included. Be sure to pack your own lunch, clearly labeled with your camper’s name. Some art camp activities may take place in alternative walking distance sites. Extended care is available.

16966 CAC-VAR 9am to 2pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Gallegos, Omar

Extended CareRes: $240 Nonres: $26416968 CAC-VAR 8am to 5:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Gallegos, Omar

artoSauruS reC CamP!Res: $180 Nonres: $1986 but less than 12Come learn about some of our favorite pre historic friends through interdisciplinary artistic exploration! Your child will have the opportunity to research their favorite dino and create a paper mache replica; build an active volca-no; participate in a caveman dress up; and contribute to turning our VAR into a dinodiorama! Supplies included. Extended care is available from 8:00 am-5:00 pm.

16970 CAC-VAR 9am to 3pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Risa Vargas

Extended CareRes: $240 Nonres: $26416971 CAC-VAR 8am to 5:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, CAC

BeaCh voLLeyBaLL and SurF CamP7 but less than 13Beach Volleyball and Surf Camp will run daily from 9:00 am-1:30 pm. Beach Volleyball Camp will run from 9:00 am-11:00 am, with a transition break from 11:00 am-11:30 am. Surf Camp will run from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. No class 7/04.

Res: $375 Nonres: $412.5017039 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17045 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17048 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17051 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17054 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17057 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17060 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17063 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17066 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt

Res: $300 Nonres: $33017042 MB-PSSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Peters, Kurt

YoutH SEctIoNCamps

tot & YoutH SEctIoNSports | Art & Ceramics

tot-spoRts

A SuperKids Party is designed with two to seven year olds in mind. Gymnastics–style action is provided on colorful and challenging equipment such as bars, swinging rings,, incline mats, rollers, foam “pit,” mini–trampoline and more. Instructors alternate game time, free play, and structured time. Also included is a bubble machine on the patio, use of kitchen, and separate room for eating.SuperKids provides the entertainment and the fun!$325–2 instructors and 24 helium balloons. Up to 20 children. $355–3 instructors and 36 helium balloons. Up to 30 children.You provide the food, paper goods, and the kids!Location: Manhattan Heights Community CenterSaturdays, Option 1 10:30 am–12:30 pmSundays, Option 2 12:30 pm–2:30 pmSundays, Option 3 3:30 pm–5:30 pm

Reservations on a first come, first served basis.Register at Manhattan Beach City Hall. 1400 Highland Avenue

GymnasticsBirthday Parties

For MoreinForMation:

City Hall (310) 802–5410SuperKids (310) 370–9190

iCe SkatinG For BeaCh BaBieSRes: $60 Nonres: $663 but less than 5Parent and child ice skating class will teach your child how to skate, be safe, and enjoy this great pastime. Wear warm flexible clothing and mittens. Also includ-ed are four public passes and two guest passes.

16385 Toyota Sports Center 12:15 to 12:45pm7/7-7/28 Sa Staff, Toyota Sports Center

iCe SkatinG For totSRes: $60 Nonres: $664 but less than 6Ice skating class will teach your child the beginner ba-sics of skating and how to enjoy being on the ice. Wear warm flexible clothing and mittens. Also included are four public passes and two guest passes.

16378 Toyota Sports Center 11:15 to 11:45am7/8-7/29 Su Staff, Toyota Sports Center16379 Toyota Sports Center 4 to 4:30pm7/5-7/26 Th Staff, Toyota Sports Center16380 Toyota Sports Center 12:15 to 12:45pm 7/7-7/28 Sa Staff, Toyota Sports Center

tiny ProS SoCCer with Brit-weStRes: $119 Nonres: $130.902 but less than 3 1/2Parents participate in their child’s first steps in physi-cal fitness-kicking the ball in a given direction, run-ning and moving the ball with your feet, stopping the ball without using your hands, and shooting at the goal. These are the basic elements of soccer that we aim to teach children by leading them in various exercises and through fun games. Wear appropriate clothing, sturdy tennis shoes or cleats, bring water and snack, wear shin guards.

17171 PES-PF 9 to 9:45am 7/1-8/19 Su Coaches, Brit West Soccer

tiny ProS SoCCer with Brit-weStRes: $119 Nonres: $130.903 1/2 but less than 5We continue to develop technique including drib-bling, passing, turning and shooting through FUN games. Not only is every child physically active but they will have a ball and explore how to put these newly acquired techniques into a real game. Teams are kept small to maximize touches on the ball and ensure all the young players are involved. We also introduce basic soccer rules and terms. Our age ap-propriate curriculum provides a sound base for pro-gression to the next level.

17172 PES-PF 10 to 10:45am7/1-8/19 Su Coaches, Brit West Soccer

tiny ProS SPortSRes: $139 Nonres: $152.90Get in the game! A beginner sports class designed for energetic kids that want to learn the basics of soccer, baseball and basketball. This fast paced class for boys and girls is full of drills, games and fun! If any of our Tiny Pros made it to be the next ‘sports superstar’ we would be delighted but our real goal is to instill our little team with a sense of confidence, coordination, friendship and a love of sports.

2 but less than 3 1/216419 LOP-LOF 9 to 9:45am6/30-8/18 Sa Coaches, Tiny Pros

3 1/2 but less than 516428 LOP-LOF 10 to 10:45am6/30-8/18 Sa Coaches, Tiny Pros

YoUth-aRt & ceRamicsadventureS in CLay

Res: $99 Nonres: $1087 but less than 13Learn the basics of working with clay while making fun projects. Build your imagination to make and deco-rate projects and other “useful” items allowing you to come out and play. Projects may include masks, fan-ciful creatures, decorative cups, plates, planters, and items of the artist’s own design. Fee includes one bag of clay, glazes, and firing.

16983 LOP-CS 4 to 5:30pm 6/25-8/13 M Trulove, Thomas

CartooninG For kidSRes: $49 Nonres: $53.907 but less than 13Nurture your budding artist with George’s easy-to-learn method. Students will gain a good understand-ing of drawing comic book/cartoon figures in the style of Pixar, Nickelodeon, and Marvel. One-on-one instruction emphasizing traditional drawing skills will give your child a solid foundation in art.

16976 CAC-VAR 3 to 4:30pm6/26-7/17 Tu Huante, George

CeramiCS For ChiLdrenRes: $99 Nonres: $1086 but less than 13Have fun with clay and explore your creativity. Learn basic techniques in hand building and glazing. Create imaginary characters with funny faces and animal fig-ures. Bring home beautiful gifts for your friends and family. Price includes supplies and firing.

16987 LOP-CS 4:30 to 6pm6/28-8/16 Th Anacker, Rita

PaintinG For the younG artiStRes: $75 Nonres: $82.505 but less than 13This is a fun-filled painting class aimed at helping the young artist learn practical new skills to create beautiful pictures.

17174 CAC-VAR 2:30 to 4:30pm6/28-7/19 Th Lind, Mona Lisa

Beachaqualetics

This organized recreation class at the beach features body surfing, water safety, beach baseball, and other special beach activities. Drop off location: Manhattan Beach Pier.

No class 7/4, 7/30, 7/31, 8/1, 8/2 and 8/3.

5 but less than 9Res: $420 Nonres: $46217028 MB-8ST 9am to Noon

6/25-8/13 M W F Braunecker, Don

17034 MB-8ST 12:30 to 3:30pm

6/25-8/13 M W F Braunecker, Don

Res: $295 Nonres: $324.5017029 MB-8ST 9am to Noon

6/26-8/16 Tu Th Braunecker, Don

17035 MB-8ST 12:30 to 3:30pm

6/26-8/16 Tu Th Braunecker, Don

9 but less than 13Res: $420 Nonres: $46217032 MB-8ST 9am to Noon

6/25-8/13 M W F Parks and Recreation Staff

17033 MB-8ST 12:30 to 3:30pm

6/25-8/13 M W F Parks and Recreation Staff

Res: $295 Nonres: $324.5017036 MB-8ST 9am to Noon

6/26-8/16 Tu Th Parks and Recreation Staff

17037 MB-8ST 12:30 to 3:30pm

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BeaCh voLLeyBaLL CamPRes: $175 Nonres: $192.507 but less than 13High level instruction will be provided for players who want to enroll in Beach Volleyball Camp from 9:00 am-11:00 am daily. No class 7/04.

17070 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17076 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17079 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17082 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17085 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17088 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17091 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17094 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17097 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt

Res: $140 Nonres: $15417073 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Peters, Kurt

BeGinninG SurF LeSSonSRes: $160 Nonres: $1767 but less than 13Surfers will spend a week in small peer groups that are age and skill appropriate. Essential skills include bal-ance training, paddling, the “pop-up”, oceanography and catching waves. Dedicated counselors and a low staff/student ratio ensure safety and allows for individ-ual instruction. No class 7/04.

17101 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17107 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17110 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/16-7/20 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17113 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17117 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/30-8/3 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

BeGinninG SurF LeSSonS17121 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 8/6-8/10 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17131 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am8/13-8/17 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17144 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 8/20-8/24 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17154 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 8/27-8/31 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Res: $107 Nonres: $117.7017104 MB-PSSS 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

danCe, art, and Cheer CamPRes: $215 Nonres: $236.504 but less than 13This camp is a fun-filled week of dance, art and cheer. Every camper will get to do mini show at the end of each session. All participants will learn jazz, hip hop and musical theater, as well as a fun craft every day.

16525 Legacy Dance Academy 9am to 12:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Legacy Dance Academy16526 Legacy Dance Academy 9am to 12:30pm7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, Legacy Dance Academy

YoutH SEctIoNCamps

YoutH SEctIoNREC Summer Camp








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FantaSy art CamP!Res: $180 Nonres: $1986 but less than 12In this five day interdisciplinary camp, your child will get to explore characters from their wildest dreams through music, storytelling and art. Campers will build 3D drag-ons, create their own monsters, build an underwater mermaid lair, and so much more. Be sure to pack your own lunch, clearly labeled with your camper’s name. Some art camp activities may take place in alternative walking distance sites. Extended care is available from 8:00 am-5:30 pm. Afternoon snack is provided.

16963 CAC-VAR 9am to 3pm8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Risa Vargas

Extended CareRes: $240 Nonres: $26416964 CAC-VAR 8am to 5:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Staff, Parks And Recreation

FiLmmakinG, From SCriPt to PremiereRes: $190 Nonres: $2099 but less than 13Participants form small production groups of six to eight filmmakers per group. From a book of scripts, the group decides on a genre of film they want to produce: comedy, drama, sci-fi, action adventure, or horror. Using basic video cameras and editing software, they produce the film by integrating simple special effects, sound, and musical score specific to their movie’s theme. The final class will premiere the movies for family and friends.


Fun eFFeCtS with animationRes: $190 Nonres: $2098 but less than 13With the help of animation, young filmmakers will be introduced to some of the most basic “tricks” in film-making. The participants work in small groups of four to six individuals to realize the special effects. This program emphasizes technique, camera angles, and script development.

16530 CAC-PAR 1 to 4pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, Freshi Flix16531 CAC-PAR 1 to 4pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Freshi Flix

Fun eFFeCtS with FiLmRes: $190 Nonres: $2098 but less than 13Participants will create simple “live” effects, such as making objects disappear and appear, actors sudden-ly appearing in new and unusual locations, creating weather effects such as rain or snow, and other interest-ing effects manipulating key elements such as sound and light. Participants will use some hands-on tools and props provided by the Freshi instructor.

16533 CAC-PAR 1 to 4pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, Freshi Flix16534 CAC-PAR 1 to 4pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Freshi Flix

Game deSiGn LeveL 1Res: $190 Nonres: $2097 but less than 11Beginning game developers work in pairs to conceive, design and build their own original computer game from scratch. Everything created for their game is origi-nal to the team-the characters, the action, background, music and the format.


Game deSiGn LeveL 2Res: $190 Nonres: $2099 but less than 13This is an advanced game design class that is intended for developers who have taken Freshi game classes in the past. Each student works on his or her own computer.

16548 CAC-PAR 1 to 4pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Freshi Flix

muSiC rhaPSody’S muSiC day CamPRes: $649 Nonres: $713.90. 5 but less than 15Jam-packed with fun and activities, our summer music camp has been bringing kids back for more since 1983! Our camp offers classes, instrument building (sure to be a keepsake), instrument lessons (flute, saxophone, clarinet, harmonica, piano, guitar/ukulele and more) with recorder lessons to build note reading and impro-visation skills, singing and musical theatre, dance and movement. For the grand finale, we put on a concert for family and friends on the last day of camp. Daycare available before and after camp.

16544 Trinity Lutheran Church 9am to 3pm 7/23-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, Music Rhapsody

PuPPetS around the worLdRes: $180 Nonres: $1986 but less than 12We are crazy for puppets! Campers will have the oppor-tunity to learn about puppets from all over the world and build their own! Subjects include Marionettes/Spain, Punch and Judy/England, Shadow Puppets/Indonesia, finger and sock puppets and more! Using global music, poetry and storytelling, campers will cre-ate their own puppet show! Be sure to pack your own lunch, clearly labeled with your camper’s name. Some art camp activities may take place in alternative walking distance sites. Extended care is available.

16960 CAC-VAR 9am to 3pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Edith Abeyta

Extended CareRes: $240 Nonres: $26416961 CAC-VAR 8am to 5:30pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Parks And Recreation

SkateBoard and SCooter CamP Res: $164Nonres: $180.406 but less than 13Whether you are just learning or ready to learn advanced tricks, this class is right for you. Make new friends, ad-vance your skills, and have fun in our private skatepark. All participants will receive a Skatedogs T-shirt. Require-ments: a signed Skatedogs waiver form, a skateboard or scooter, knee pads, elbow pads, and a helmet.

16957 MHP-P 9am to Noon 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Skatedog16958 MHP-P 9am to Noon8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Skatedog17178 Perry Park 9am to Noon 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Cohen, Adam

SmarteCh i CamPRes: $195 Nonres: $214.504 but less than 7The SMART in SMARTech stands for Science, Math, Ar-chitecture and Robotics Technology. SMARTech sum-mer camp provides an opportunity for students to ex-plore, discover and learn the FUNdamental principles, concepts and terminology of SMART using LEGO®, fischertechnik and other construction kits. Tech I/Level I: Using age appropriate and safe Lego® Duplo® bricks we engage students in learning the basic concepts and vocabulary of engineering, architecture, technology, and simple measurements. Learning by having fun.

16975 LOP-PH 9am to Noon 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun17021 MHP-RR 9am to Noon 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun17023 MHP-RR 9am to Noon 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun

YoutH SEctIoNCamps

YoutH SEctIoNCamps

SmarteCh ii CamPRes: $195 Nonres: $214.508 but less than 10The SMART in SMARTech stands for Science, Math, Ar-chitecture and Robotics Technology. SMARTech summer camp provides an opportunity for students to explore, discover and learn the FUNdamental principles, concepts and terminology of SMART using LEGO®, fischertechnik and other construction kits. Tech II/Level II: By building dozens of models, students learn the underlining engi-neering principles of simple and motorized (battery pow-ered) machines, various architectural structures, bridges, houses and robots. Learn well while having fun.

17025 LOP-PH 1 to 4pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun17026 LOP-PH 9am to Noon 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun17027 LOP-PH 1 to 4pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun

SmarteCh iii CamPRes: $195 Nonres: $214.5011 but less than 14The SMART in SMARTech stands for Science, Math, Archi-tecture and Robotics Technology. SMARTech summer camp provides an opportunity for students to explore, discover and learn the FUNdamental principles, concepts and termi-nology of SMART using LEGO®, fischertechnik and other construction kits. Tech III/Level III: Build real functional robots and then using icon based graphical software learn

how to program them to perform useful tasks using input information obtained from various sensors-touch, light, sound, temperature and ultrasonic sensors.

17030 LOP-PH 1 to 4pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun17031 LOP-PH 1 to 4pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Fit N Fun

SurF CamP7 but less than 13High level instruction will be provided for surfers who want to enroll in Surf Camp ONLY from 11:30 am-1:30 pm daily. This camp is also being offered as part of a day Beach Volleyball and Surf Camp for $375Please refer to Beach Volleyball and Surf Camp.

Res: $240 Nonres: $26417119 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17124 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17125 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17126 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17128 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17129 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17130 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

17132 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17133 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Res: $192 Nonres: $211.2017122 MB-PSSS 11:30am to 1:30pm7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

theatre CamPRes: $490 Nonres: $5395 but less than 15Voted BEST camp in LA Parent. Join Performing Arts Workshops and perform in the musical Annie! First time and advancing campers alike discover the joys of acting, voice, dance, and more. Camp includes guest performers, exciting theme days and a spectacular per-formance on the last day of camp. Children must bring a snack for mid-morning break and a non-perishable sack lunch. Receive more camp information at www.performingartsworkshops.com or call (310) 827-8827.

annieRes: $490 Nonres: $53917167 JCC 8am to 3pm 8/6-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops






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YoutH & tEEN SEctIoNSports | Unique Activites | Art & Ceramics

YoutH SEctIoNCamps | Fitness | Sports

YoUth-spoRtstiny ProS SoCCer with Brit-weStRes: $119 Nonres: $130.905 but less than 7Yes we realize our Tiny Pros Soccer players are not so tiny anymore but it’s a great name so we are keeping it! Our motto for this age group is SOCCER FOREVER. We com-bine movement and soccer skills with health and social interaction. We teach technique and agility. We show you how to put these skills into the game situation.

17173 PES-PF 11 to 11:45am 7/1-8/19 Su Coaches, Brit West Soccer

tiny ProS SPortSRes: $139 Nonres: $152.905 but less than 8Get in the game! A beginner sports class designed for energetic kids that want to learn the basics of soccer, baseball and basketball. This fast paced class for boys and girls is full of drills, games and fun! If any of our Tiny Pros made it to be the next ‘sports superstar’ we would be delighted but our real goal is to instill our little team with a sense of confidence, coordination, friendship and a love of sports.

16443 LOP-LOF Noon to 12:45pm6/30-8/18 Sa Coaches, Tiny Pros

UniqUe activitiesanimaL aCtinG and triCk traininGRes: $250 Nonres: $27510 and upFun for the whole family! Any well trained dog can be an actor! Professional studio trainers will teach you and your dog some of the behind the scenes tricks of the trade! Learn how to read story boards and script pages from some famous animal movies and commer-cials. Trick training also helps burn energy that could otherwise be used towards bad behaviors such as, de-struction of household items, excessive barking, pac-ing, jumping, bolting or leash pulling. You will also be establishing a better means of communication through advanced training skills that you can use on a daily ba-sis. For more information, call (310) 322-3649 or www.k9klass.com. Includes trick training kit. Pre-requisite to class: Basic Obedience.

16707 K9 Klass Training Studio 2:30 to 3:30pm6/30-8/4 Sa Pirelli, Kathy

k9 kLaSS oBedienCeRes: $115 Nonres: $126.5010 and upCorrect and prevent unwanted behaviors while learn-ing to communicate better with your companion. You will learn the importance of voice tone, body language and pack mentality. By using verbal and hand com-mands, your dog will learn the basics of good manners (sit, stay, down, off, curb, and door boundaries, heeling with auto sit and stay). We also give an introduction to clicker training. Package includes information packet and clicker. AKC/CGC (Canine Good Citizen) Testing available after graduation. For more information, call (310) 322-3649 or visit www.k9klass.com

16708 MAP-DR 5:30 to 6:30pm 7/11-8/8 W Pirelli, Kathy

PuPPy etiquetteRes: $115 Nonres: $126.5010 and upGet started on the right foot. Teach your new puppy some basic good manners and learn the latest in dog-gie nutrition, house and yard hazards, training tips, and proper socialization skills. This class is fun for the entire family and will help you to prevent unwanted behaviors. For more information, call (310) 322-3649 or visit www.K9klass.com.

16717 MAP-DR 11am to Noon7/14-8/11 Sa Pirelli, Kathy

teen-aRt & ceRamicsCeramiC Pottery on the wheeL Fun For teenSRes: $123 Nonres: $135.3012 and upThis class is all about the potter’s wheel. Projects can include plates, bowls, vases, bottles, abstracts and (in-tentionally) deformed works. Surface decoration will be explored. More advanced artists can work on their own designs with the assistance of the instructor. Fee includes one (1) bag of clay, glazes, and firing. No class 7/04.

17002 LOP-CS 4 to 6pm 6/27-8/22 W Trulove, Thomas17003 LOP-CS 6:30 to 8:30pm 6/27-8/22 W Trulove, Thomas

CeramiCS For teenSRes: $123 Nonres: $135.3012 but less than 19Create functional and sculptural art objects by using your imagination. You will learn the techniques of hand building and introduction to wheel throwing. Combine the two and create your own masterpiece. Price in-cludes supplies. Projects made using hi-fire stoneware clay and glazes.

17005 LOP-CS 4 to 6pm 6/26-8/14 Tu Anacker, Rita

drawinG For the art SChooL PortFoLioRes: $150 Nonres: $16515 and upThrough ongoing assignments, students will experi-ment with many materials and techniques. As a class and one-on-one conferencing, we will engage in criti-cal analysis as we refine the quality of our work in both breadth and thematic concentration. Time is devoted to individual assessments, group critiques, and project related discussions. For supply list, call (310) 802-5448. No class 7/4.

16974 CAC-VAR 12:30 to 2:30pm 6/25-7/18 M W Gallegos, Omar

iPad: a new way to drawRes: $49 Nonres: $53.9012 but less than 17Explore the truly unique capability of the iPad through the use of drawing and painting applications. Basic drawing skills will be developed while maximizing the potential of the iPad. Learn about layers, opacity, best practices, tips and tricks. Must have your own iPad loaded with iPad app. “ArtStudio.”

16982 CAC-VAR 5:30 to 7pm 6/28-8/9 Th Huante, George

campsBeauty and the BeaStRes: $490 Nonres: $53917165 JCC 8am to 3pm 7/9-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops

Sound oF muSiCRes: $490 Nonres: $53917166 JCC 8am to 3pm 7/23-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops

you’re a Good man CharLie BrownRes: $490 Nonres: $53917164 JCC 8am to 3pm 6/25-7/6 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops

tiny ProS SPortS CamPRes: $159 Nonres: $174.904 but less than 9Get in the game this summer, with Coach Fernando and the Tiny Pros Sports staff! This one of a kind tri-sports camp is designed for energetic boy and girls that want to learn the basics of soccer, baseball, and basketball by way of skills, games and fast paced fun! Our ultimate goal is to instill in our camper’s self-confidence, coor-dination, friendship, and an unwavering love of sports! So get out and play!

16445 LOP-LOF 9am to Noon 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Tiny Pros16446 LOP-LOF 9am to Noon 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Tiny Pros16447 LOP-LOF 9am to Noon 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Tiny Pros

FitnessGymnaStiCS Fun and FitneSSRes: $100 Nonres: $1105 but less than 9Swing on the rings, bounce in the foam “pit,” and learn basic and intermediate gymnastics skills on mats, bars, balance beam, and vault. Fitness, flexibil-ity and confidence will be encouraged in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. Superkids office: (310) 370-9190 www.superkidsfun.com

16471 MHP-A 3:30 to 4:20pm 6/25-8/13 M Staff, Superkids16472 MHP-A 4:30 to 5:20pm 6/25-8/13 M Staff, Superkids

spoRtsBeaCh voLLeyBaLL SaturdaySRes: $150 Nonres: $1655 but less than 13Getting back to the basics! The City of Manhattan Beach, the home of beach volleyball, is proud to offer beginning volleyball classes for those who have never tried playing volleyball before and for those who want to continue their knowledge in the sport. The class will be divided by the skill level. This camp will teach terminology and skills to give a better understanding of the sport while having fun.

16353 MB-PSSS 9:30 to 11am6/30-9/1 Sa Johnson, Marlon

GirLS on the runRes: $2008 but less than 14Girls on the Run Summer Camp is a learning program for girls entering 3rd to 6th grade that combines train-ing for a one mile running event with life-changing, self-esteem enhancing, uplifting activities that en-courage girls to celebrate who they are. Participants receive lessons led by trained coaches, a GOTR water bottle, and GOTR T-shirt!

16995 PP-RG 9am to 1pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Coaches, Girls On The Run

Manhattan Beach residents only, 15 years and under and seniors, age 65 and older may purchase a golf discount card from the Live Oak Tennis Office and City Hall (residents must show proof of age at time of purchase). The cost of the card is $1 annually and may be used from January 1 through December 31. The card entitles seniors and juniors a discounted price of $10 between 7:00 AM and 4:00 pm, Monday–Friday at the Marriott Municipal Golf Course, located at 1400 Parkview Avenue, behind the Marriott Hotel.

Golf discounts ForJuniors and Seniors

GoLF-Parent and ChiLdRes: $125 Nonres: $137.504 but less than 8This class will introduce your child to golf in a fun and safe environment. We will learn the grip and set-up and how to make small swings as well as full swings. We will putt and chip, and learn etiquette and rules on the putting green. We meet on the top right corner of the driving range. No class 9/01.

16370 The Lakes at El Segundo 10 to 11am6/30-7/28 Sa Robert, Scott16372 The Lakes at El Segundo 10 to 11am8/4-9/8 Sa Robert, Scott

GoLF-Parent and ChiLdRes: $125 Nonres: $137.508 but less than 11This class will introduce your child to golf in a fun safe environment. We will learn the grip set-up and how to make small swings as well as full swings. We will putt and chip, and learn etiquette and rules on the putting green. We meet on the top right corner of the driving range. No class 9/01.

16371 The Lakes at El Segundo Noon to 1pm6/30-7/28 Sa Robert, Scott16373 The Lakes at El Segundo Noon to 1pm8/4-9/8 Sa Robert, Scott

iCe SkatinG For youthRes: $60 Nonres: $666 but less than 13Ice skating class will teach your child the beginner ba-sics of skating and how to enjoy being on the ice. Wear warm flexible clothing and mittens. Also included are four public passes and two guest passes.

16382 Toyota Sports Center 4:30 to 5pm7/5-7/26 Th Staff, Toyota Sports Center16383 Toyota Sports Center 12:15 to 12:45pm7/7-7/28 Sa Staff, Toyota Sports Center16384 Toyota Sports Center 11:45am to 12:15pm7/8-7/29 Su Staff, Toyota Sports Center

taBLe tenniSRes: $185 Nonres: $203.505 but less than 13Come and learn basic skills of table tennis. LATTA in-structors are highly trained and provide each student with the attention that is needed to advance quickly. Proper table tennis skills and official rules will be taught in a fun and interactive setting.

16979 MHP-A 4:30 to 6pm 6/29-8/17 F Staff, LATTA








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tEEN SEctIoNTeen Center

tEEN & AduLt SEctIoNCamps | Dance, Music & Theater | Art & Ceramics

teen-campsBeaCh voLLeyBaLL and SurF CamP13 but less than 18Beach Volleyball and Surf Camp will run daily from 9:00 am-1:30 pm. Beach Volleyball Camp will run from 9:00 am-11:00 am, with a transition break from 11:00 am-11:30 am. Surf Camp will run from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. No class 7/04.

Res: $375 Nonres: $412.5017040 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17046 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17049 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17052 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17055 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17058 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17061 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17064 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17067 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt

Res: $300 Nonres: $33017043 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Peters, Kurt

BeaCh voLLeyBaLL CamP13 but less than 18High level instruction will be provided for players who want to enroll in Beach Volleyball Camp from 9:00 am-11:00 am daily. No class 7/04.

Res: $175 Nonres: $192.5017071 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17077 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17080 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17083 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17086 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17089 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17092 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17095 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17098 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt

Res: $140 Nonres: $15417074 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Peters, Kurt

BeGinninG SurF LeSSonS13 but less than 18Surfers will spend a week in small peer groups that are age and skill appropriate. Essential skills include bal-ance training, paddling, the “pop-up”, oceanography, and catching waves. Dedicated counselors and a low staff/student ratio, ensure safety and allows for indi-vidual instruction. No class 7/04.

Res: $160 Nonres: $17617102 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17108 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17111 MB-PSS 9 to 11 am 7/16-7/20 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17114 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17118 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/30-8/3 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17123 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/6-8/10 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17135 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/13-8/17 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17147 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/20-8/24 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17158 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/27-8/31 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Res: $107 Nonres: $117.7017105 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

SurF CamP13 but less than 18High level instruction will be provided for surfers who want to enroll in Surf Camp ONLY from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. This camp is also being offered as part of a Beach Volleyball and Surf Camp for $375Please refer to Beach Volleyball and Surf Camps. No class 7/04.

Res: $240 Nonres: $26417134 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17137 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17138 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17140 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17141 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17142 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17143 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17145 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

SurF CamP (Cont’d)17146 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Res: $192 Nonres: $211.2017136 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

theatre CamP-thriLLer teen weekRes: $295 Nonres: $324.5010 but less than 16Voted BEST camp in LA Parent. Join Performing Arts Workshops and stage “Thriller” based on the music of Michael Jackson. Learn the fundamentals of theater in-cluding acting, directing, and playwriting to create your musical. On the last day, family and friends are invited to the world premiere of your show! Participants must bring a snack for mid-morning break and a non-perishable sack lunch. Receive more camp information at www.perform-ingartsworkshops.com or call (310) 827-8827.

17168 JCC-DR 8am to 3pm8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Performing Arts Workshops

Dance, mUsic & theateRBeGinninG huLaRes: $110 Nonres: $12113 and upStudents learn basic and traditional Hawaiian hula steps, coupled with storytelling hands, in addition to Hawaiian culture and chants. Some cardio involved. No prior hula experience required, all levels welcome. Males and females ages 13 and up welcome! Wear com-fortable clothing. Students will be barefoot for class du-ration. No class 8/6.

16552 CAC-PAR 6 to 7pm 6/25-8/20 M Ceballos, Kumu Keali’i

aDUlt-aRt & ceRamicsaCryLiC PaintinG BeGinninG to intermediateRes: $130 Nonres: $14316 and upStudents will learn to use various techniques including Impasto and Collage painting, and how to use various acrylic mediums such as glass matte, gel, modeling paste, etc. Instructor will be giving several lectures/demos and students will work from still-life and photo images. Sup-ply list will be discussed on the first day of class.

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aRt & ceRamicsCeramiCS intermediate to advanCedRes: $154 Nonres: $17218 and upThis class is geared toward students who have a basic knowledge of ceramics and are ready to develop more complex forms and independent projects. Fee includes cost of one bag of clay, glazes and firing.

16993 LOP-CS 9:30am to 12:30pm 6/28-8/23 Th Mallman, Mary

CeramiCS oPen Studio (PrerequiSite needed)Res: $76 Nonres: $8616 and upOpen studio time for students who are simultaneously enrolled in one Manhattan Beach Parks and Recreation Ceramics class.

16996 LOP-CS 10am to 1:30pm 6/27-8/29 W Mallman, Mary16997 LOP-CS 10am to 1:30pm 6/30-8/25 Sa Mallman, Mary

CeramiCS Pottery on the wheeLRes: $154 Nonres: $17218 and upThis class will focus on the forms using the potter’s wheel. Beginners will learn about the properties of clay and basic wheel-thrown forms like cups, bowls and vas-es. Advanced students will expand on their knowledge and develop complex forms. Fee includes cost of one bag of clay, glazes and firing.

16999 LOP-CS 6:30 to 9:30pm 6/26-8/21 Tu Mallman, Mary

CeramiCS raku FirinG-aLL LeveLSRes: $154 Nonres: $17216 and upThis class will focus on the raku firing technique. We will explore slips, glazing and surface treatment. Basics of hand building and pottery will be covered per the indi-vidual student’s needs. Fee includes cost of one bag of clay, glaze, and firing.

17004 LOP-CS 1:45 to 4:45pm 6/30-8/25 Sa Wollman, Nan

Creative writinGRes: $125 Nonres: $137.5018 and upTo enhance participant’s writing skills, the instructor will discuss key elements such as content, plot, theme, struc-ture, conflict, character development, imagery and revi-sion, but each session will include positive group critiques of individuals’ submitted work in their chosen genres, in-cluding fiction, non-fiction, poetry, plays and screenplays.

17006 JCC-AR2 6:30 to 8:30pm 6/26-8/7 Tu Booth, Richard

LandSCaPe PaSteL PaintinGRes: $85 Nonres: $93.5016 and upEnjoy the creative process of painting landscapes us-ing soft pastels. Students will learn the necessary tools to create beautiful landscapes inspired from their own photographs. Through instructor’s instructions and per-sonal guidance, students will develop a greater under-standing of how to see, interpret, and paint the land-scape with pastels. No class 7/04 and 7/5.

17009 CAC-VAR 9am to Noon 6/20-7/18 W Mancuso, Joseph17011 CAC-VAR 9am to Noon 6/21-7/19 Th Mancuso, Joseph

oBServationaL drawinGRes: $150 Nonres: $16515 but less than 81This drawing class introduces students to beginning and intermediate concepts in observational drawing. Students learn a variety of techniques used to draw objects from still life and creative set up. Emphasis is on finished pieces either for recreation or portfolio sub-mission to art school or university. Call (310) 802-5448 for supply list. No class 7/04.

17015 JCC-AR1 6:30 to 8:30pm 6/27-8/22 W Pryor, Stephanie

orientaL waterCoLorRes: $65 Nonres: $71.5016 and upNoted artist and instructor Hisako Asano will share her approach to a world of delicate ancient watercolor painting. Special attention will be focused on tech-nique and styles which allow for a creative and indi-vidual approach to painting. Please call (310) 802-5448 for a supply list prior to first class meeting.

17017 CAC-VAR 9 to 11am 6/19-7/10 Tu Asano-Gould, Hisako

waterCoLor PaintinGRes: $130 Nonres: $14316 and upWhether you have been painting for years or want to get started in watercolor, you will have a great time trying new techniques and discovering your own style. Instruc-tor provides the subject and leads the class through the entire painting process. Supplies list provided by call-ing (310) 802-5448. No class 7/04.

17019 CAC-VAR 6:30 to 9pm 6/27-8/15 W Kari, Morgan

campsBeaCh voLLeyBaLL and SurF CamP18 and upBeach Volleyball and Surf Camp will run daily from 9:00 am-1:30 pm. Beach Volleyball Camp will run from 9:00 am-11:00 am, with a transition break from 11:00 am-11:30 am. Surf Camp will run from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. No class 7/04.

Res: $375 Nonres: $412.5017041 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17047 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17050 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17053 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17056 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17059 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17062 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17065 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17068 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt

Res: $300 Nonres: $33017044 MB-PSS 9am to 1:30pm 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Peters, Kurt

AduLt SEctIoNArt & Ceramics

AduLt SEctIoNArt & Ceramics | Camps

aRt & ceRamicsart oF oiL

Res: $69 Nonres: $75.9016 and upAwaken your creative juice! You will learn the basics of oil painting, including use of mediums, color, value, shape and line through specific exercises and then ap-ply this to the canvas. All skill levels welcome. Call to request the class supply list (310) 802-5448.

16984 CAC-VAR 9:30am to Noon 6/18-7/9 M Morgan Kari

CeramiCS BaSiC & intermediateRes: $150 Nonres: $16516 and upBasic and intermediate students will share learn-ing and studio experience. Beginners will learn hand building techniques plus introduction to wheel throw-ing. Intermediate students will advance their tech-niques of pottery and sculpture making, including elaborate surface decoration. Fee includes one bag of clay, glazes, and firing.

16986 LOP-CS 6:30 to 9:30pm 6/25-8/20 M Trulove, Thomas

CeramiCS exPerimentaLRes: $150 Nonres: $16518 and upThis class is designed for self-directed students with prior hand building and wheel experience. The class will help you develop your ideas by expanding on your knowledge, while experimenting with various materials, tools, methods and techniques. Class adapts to student’s skills. Fee includes one bag of clay, glazes and firing.

16989 LOP-CS 1 to 4pm 6/28-8/23 Th Mallman, Mary16991 LOP-CS 6:30 to 9:30pm 6/28-8/23 Th Mallman, Mary

CeramiCS For aLLRes: $154 Nonres: $17216 and upClass is structured to assist students of all levels in exploring their own artistic paths. Students will utilize several techniques such as: sculpture, throwing, hand building, combination pieces, surface decoration, slab forms and others as they are needed. Fee includes cost of one bag of clay, glazes and firing.

16985 LOP-CS 10am to 1pm 6/29-8/24 F Wollman, Nan

CeramiCS For BeGinnerSRes: $154 Nonres: $17216 and upThis class will explore the basics of hand building and pottery as needed by the individual students’ needs. We will explore slips, glazing and surface treatment. Fee in-cludes the cost of one (1) bag of clay, glaze, and firing.

17192 LOP-CS 1:30 to 4:30pm 6/29-8/17 F Wollman, Nan








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AduLt SEctIoNDance, Music & Theater | Fitness

campsBeaCh voLLeyBaLL CamP18 and upHigh level instruction will be provided for players who want to enroll in Beach Volleyball Camp from 9:00 am-11:00 am daily. No class 7/04.

Res: $175 Nonres: $192.5017072 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17078 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17081 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17084 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17087 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17090 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17096 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt17099 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Peters, Kurt

Res: $140 Nonres: $15417075 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Peters, Kurt

BeGinninG SurF LeSSonS18 and upSurfers will spend a week in small peer groups that are age and skill appropriate. Essential skills include bal-ance training, paddling, the “pop-up”, oceanography and catching waves. Dedicated counselors and a low staff/student ratio to ensure safety and allows for indi-vidual instruction. No class 7/04.

Res: $160 Nonres: $17617103 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17109 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17112 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/16-7/20 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17115 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17120 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/30-8/3 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17127 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/6-8/10 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17139 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/13-8/17 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17150 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/20-8/24 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17161 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 8/27-8/31 M W F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Res: $107 Nonres: $117.7017106 MB-PSS 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

SurF CamP18 and upHigh level instruction will be provided for surfers who want to enroll in Surf Camp ONLY from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. This camp is also being offered as part of a Beach Volleyball and Surf Camp for $375Please refer to Beach Volleyball and Surf Camps. No class 7/04.

Res: $240 Nonres: $26417148 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17151 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17152 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/16-7/20 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17153 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17155 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/30-8/3 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17156 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/6-8/10 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17157 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm8/13-8/17 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17159 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience17160 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 8/27-8/31 M Tu W Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Res: $192 Nonres: $211.2017149 MB-PSS 11:30am to 1:30pm 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Staff, Pure Surfing Experience

Dance, mUsic & theateRBeGinninG/intermediate SoCiaL danCeRes: $65 Nonres: $71.5015 and upBased on input on the first class we will pick two dances from the following: foxtrot, rumba, waltz, cha cha, swing, salsa, hustle, and country two step. Partner suggested. No class 7/4.

16493 CAC-PAR 8 to 9pm 6/13-8/29 W Llorens, Kathleen

Cardio taPRes: $65 Nonres: $71.5018 and upTap dancing strengthens and tones muscles and pro-vides a healthy workout for the heart. This fun and de-stressing workout is set to an eclectic range of music from swing to disco. No class 7/4.

16522 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 5 to 6pm6/27-8/1 W Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios16523 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 5 to 6pm8/15-9/12 W Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios

Comedy imProv For aduLtSRes: $99 Nonres: $18.9018 and upLearn comedy improv in a safe, supportive and fun envi-ronment. This class covers techniques for performances that are useful in the business, interviews and social meetings. This class is taught by experienced teachers/directors/performers in improv. All levels welcome; no experience necessary.

16551 JCC-DR 7 to 9pm 7/10-8/28 Tu Teachers, Improv

intro to BaLLetRes: $65 Nonres: $71.5018 and upThis is a class designed for the adult with absolutely no ballet experience. This 60 minute class covers proper stance for alignment, positions of the arms and feet, as well as the coordination of these principles. Students will learn the ballet vocabulary necessary for other forms of dance disciplines. Ballet slippers required.

16546 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 6:30 to 7:30pm 6/25-7/30 M Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios

introduCtion to SoCiaL danCeRes: $65 Nonres: $71.5015 and upLearn how to dance from an instructor with over 20 years of competition, choreography and teaching ex-perience in a comfortable and friendly environment. Based on class input at the first class we will pick two to three dances from the following: foxtrot, rumba, waltz, cha cha, samba, swing, salsa, hustle, and country two step. Partner suggested.

16492 CAC-PAR 7 to 8pm 7/11-8/29 W Llorens, Kathleen

ZumBa danCeRes: $72 Nonres: $79.2016 but less than 75Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music-dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting and ef-fective fitness system! Combines high energy and mo-tivating music with unique moves and combinations. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps. No class 7/03.

16499 CAC-PAR 7:30 to 8:20pm 6/26-8/7 Tu Korenevsky, Nelly

Dance, mUsic & theateRZumBa Sentao®Res: $60 Nonres: $6618 and upThe Zumba Sentao® workout takes the thrill of the fitness-party and partners it with explosive, chair-based choreog-raphy to strengthen, balance and stabilize your core, and step up your cardio work in a whole new way. Grab a chair, feel the beat and learn how to use your own body weight to enhance muscle strength, improve definition and endur-ance, and tone your physique. No class 7/04.

16519 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 6 to 7pm 6/27-8/1 W Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios16520 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 6 to 7pm 8/15-9/12 W Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios

ZumBa toninG®Res: $60 Nonres: $6618 and upIt’s an exciting, Latin inspired dance ‘n tone program taken to the next level. It’s an innovative muscle training program with the addition of light-weight toning sticks (and/or light weights). No class 7/04.

16495 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 7 to 8pm 6/27-8/1 W Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios16496 Athletic Grace Dance Studio 7 to 8pm 8/15-9/12 W Staff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios

FitnessBeaCh Boot CamPRes: $222 Nonres: $244.2018 and upThis group workout is designed to help you lose weight, tone your body, build endurance, and network with oth-ers. Our instructor, Joe Charles, will place each student into one of three fitness levels: A’s for athletes and over-achievers, B’s for moderate fitness abilities and C’s for beginners. No class 7/04.

16349 MB-PSSS 6 to 7am 6/25-8/24 M W F Charles, Joe16350 MB-PSSS 8 to 9am 6/25-8/24 M W F Charles, Joe16351 MB-PSSS 9 to 10am 6/25-8/24 M W F Charles, Joe16352 MB-PSSS 6 to 7pm 6/25-8/24 M W F Charles, Joe

CroSSFitRes: $375 Nonres: $412.5018 and upThese workouts will allow Crossfit Methodology of “constantly varied, functional movement, performed at ‘high intensity.’ This method of training will provide broad, general, and inclusive fitness allowing for greater functional strength and quality of life.

16356 Karma Crossfit Studio 6am to 7pm6/25-8/31 M Tu W Th F Jefferies, Will

CroSSFit FoundationSRes: $100 Nonres: $11018 and upCrossfit Foundations covers the 9 fundamental move-ments of Crossfit (squat, front squat, overhead squat, deadlift, sumo-deadlift high-pull, medicine ball cleans, press, push-press, and push-jerk). You will learn move-ment biomechanics, range of motion, standards, and transitions. Concepts in stretching and movement will be shared to better facilitate movement.

16357 Karma Crossfit Studio 7 to 8:30pm 6/18-6/23 M W Sa Jefferies, Will

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FitnessFirm & Fit

Res: $115 Nonres: $126.5016 and upBurn calories while getting Firm & Fit! Full body work-out while using light weight training, focuses on arms, shoulders, abs, and glutes by performing core activating moves, ending with mild stretching. Taught by a Certi-fied Personal Trainer with a 15:1 ratio. Bring a mat and a set of 3-5lbs dumbbells. No class 7/24.

16462 MHP-A 6 to 7:15pm6/26-8/21 Tu Staff, Body Blueprint

PiLateS equiPmentRes: $125 Nonres: $137.5018 and upThis 55 minute Pilates class uses a variety of Joseph H. Pilates designed equipment. These sessions will help create strength, flexibility, and balance.

16389 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 7 to 7:55pm 6/26-7/24 Tu Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc16390 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 6 to 6:55am6/26-7/24 Tu Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc16391 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 6 to 6:55am6/28-7/26 Th Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc

PiLateS equiPment (Cont’d)16392 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 7:15 to 8:10am 6/29-7/27 F Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc16393 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 9 to 9:55am6/30-7/28 Sa Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc

PiLateS matRes: $80 Nonres: $8818 and upThis 55 minutes Pilates session, teaches Joseph Pilates originally developed movements as floor work exercis-es. These sessions will help create strength, flexibility, and balance.

16397 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 7 to 7:55pm6/28-8/2 Th Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc

PiLateS reFormer FitRes: $80 Nonres: $8818 and upFor those short on time the 30 minute power moving reformer Pilates class is for YOU!

16473 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc 6:30 to 7pm 6/25-7/30 M Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc

totaL ConditioninGRes: $140 Nonres: $15418 and upThe students focus on definition and toning and with-out hard-core aerobics. The student’s heart rate will be slightly elevated to burn calories. Please wear exercise shoes. No class 7/02, 7/04, and 8/29.

16146 JCC-DR 9 to 9:50am 6/25-8/31 M W F Duran-Reese, Kathy16147 JCC-DR 10 to 10:50am 6/25-8/31 M W F Duran-Reese, Kathy

AduLt SEctIoNFitness

AduLt SEctIoNFitness | Sports | Unique Activities

BeaCh voLLeyBaLL inStruCtion BeGinnerRes: $98 Nonres: $107.8018 and upThis class is designed for the student that has little to no knowledge of the basic fundamental skills neces-sary to play volleyball. Students will learn the rules of the game, as well as instruction in passing, serv-ing, setting, digging, and hitting. Court defense will be taught as well. Slow paced drills will be used to practice newly acquired skills.

16339 MB-PSSS 6 to 7:30pm 6/11-8/1 M W Staff, Parks And Recreation16340 MB-PSSS 6 to 7:30pm 6/12-10/4 Tu Th Staff, Parks And Recreation16341 MB-PSSS 5:30 to 7pm 8/13-10/3 M W Staff, Parks And Recreation16342 MB-PSSS 5:30 to 7pm 8/14-10/4 Tu Th Staff, Parks And Recreation

BeaCh voLLeyBaLL inStruCtion intermediateRes: $98 Nonres: $107.8018 and upThis class is for the student who has basic knowledge of the fundamental skills and rules necessary to play volleyball. Students must demonstrate moderate ball control in passing, setting, hitting and serving with some consistency. You will begin to learn offensive and defensive strategies. Instructors will use slow to moderately paced drills to practice technique and continue the development of fundamental skills.


BeaCh voLLeyBaLL inStruCtion advanCedRes: $98 Nonres: $107.8018 and upThis class is designed for students with considerable knowledge of the game. You must be able to execute fundamental skills and ball control with a high level of consistency. Instructors will reinforce and develop skills in passing, setting, serving, hitting, digging, and blocking while using fast-paced drills.


FitnessyoGa

Res: $99 Nonres: $108.8918 and upThe ancient practice of Hatha yoga will enable you to re-duce stress, slim and tone the body while learning prop-er breathing. You will slow the aging process, gain more flexibility, and enjoy a surge of renewed energy while bal-ancing the body and mind in a relaxed setting.

16454 JCC-AR1 5 to 6:15pm6/26-8/14 Tu Coles, Dorene16455 JCC-AR1 6:30 to 7:45pm6/26-8/14 Tu Coles, Dorene

spoRtsGoLF-BeGinner SerieSRes: $125 Nonres: $137.5018 and upGroup classes are designed for the beginner golfer up to the intermediate level player. You’ll begin with pitching and full swing fundamentals, make small swings with chipping and putting, learn some rules and golf etiquette, all while enjoying a fun introduction to the game of golf. Meet on the top right corner of the driving range.

16360 The Lakes at El Segundo 10 to 11am6/26-7/24 Tu Robert, Scott16362 The Lakes at El Segundo 6 to 7pm 6/25-7/23 M Robert, Scott16363 The Lakes at El Segundo 6 to 7pm 6/27-8/1 W Robert, Scott16364 The Lakes at El Segundo 10 to 11am6/28-7/26 Th Robert, Scott16365 The Lakes at El Segundo 6 to 7pm 7/30-8/27 M Robert, Scott16366 The Lakes at El Segundo 10 to 11am 7/31-8/28 Tu Robert, Scott16367 The Lakes at El Segundo 10 to 11am 8/2-8/30 Th Robert, Scott16368 The Lakes at El Segundo 6 to 7pm 8/8-9/5 W Robert, Scott

iCe SkatinG For aduLtSRes: $60 Nonres: $6615 and upThis class will teach you the basics of ice skating. Wear warm and flexible clothing and mittens. Enjoy extra time on the ice with the passes that come with the class for public session.

16374 Toyota Sports Center 12:15 to 12:45pm7/7-7/28 Sa Staff, Toyota Sports Center

UniqUe activitiesaduLt taBLe tenniSRes: $30 Nonres: $3312 and upTable Tennis: Round robin play for intermediate and ad-vanced players. Some coaching available for beginners.

16949 MHP-A 2 to 3:30pm6/30-8/18 Sa Lockenour, Jerry17190 MHP-A 3:30 to 5pm6/30-8/18 Sa Lockenour, Jerry

Summer GriLLinG and roaStinGRes: $162 Nonres: $178.2018 and upSummer is the time to fire up the Bar-B-Que and cook dinner outdoors. For four weeks we cook almost every-thing on the grill, be it steak kebobs, garlic bread, grilled vegetables, and even desserts. Come join us in a celebra-tion of tasty and spicy outdoor cooking sure to please everyone. All supplies are included in course the fee.

16978 JCC-K 6 to 9pm 7/10-7/31 Tu Hogan, Tim












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aduLt advanCed BeGinninG/Lower intermediate tenniSRes: $95 Nonres: $104.5018 and upDesigned for tennis players with little experience or those ready to dust off the old racquet. Enhance your skills, improve your ground strokes, net play, serve, court positioning, footwork, and learn basic strategy and point play.

17200 LOP-TC5 7 to 8pm 6/21-7/19 Th Lewis, Annie17201 LOP-TC5 7 to 8pm 8/16-9/13 Th Lewis, Annie

aduLt BeGinninG tenniSRes: $95 Nonres: $104.5018 and upGet fit, learn new skills, and meet new friends while enjoy-ing the lifetime sport of tennis. This class is designed for tennis players with little or no experience. Learn the basic tennis fundamentals, including ground strokes, net play, serve, basic court positioning, and score keeping strategy.


aduLt intermediate tenniSRes: $95 Nonres: $104.5018 and upImprove your tennis strokes, consistency, and place-ment of the ball, as you create topspin, improve foot positioning, and solidify good form. This class is de-signed for the player who is ready to put their skills and training into action and play live ball.


Brady tenniS aCademy7 but less than 18Kevin Brady, director of Brady Tennis Camps for 22 years and former director of tennis at Beverly Hills and Beverly Hill CC, will be holding a Tennis Academy at Mira Costa HS. The academy will cover all aspects of the game including technique, strategy, footwork, and supervised match play. Players will be separated into groups according to age and level. No class 7/04.

Res: $260 Nonres: $28616875 MCHS-TC3 9am to Noon 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16886 MCHS-TC5 9am to Noon 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16897 MCHS-TC5 9am to Noon 8/20-8/24 M Tu W Th F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy

Res: $158 Nonres: $173.8016876 MCHS-TC3 9am to Noon 6/25-6/29 M W F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16895 MCHS-TC3 9am to Noon 7/9-7/13 M W F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16899 MCHS-TC4 9am to Noon 8/20-8/24 M W F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy

Res: $105 Nonres: $115.5016878 MCHS-TC3 9am to Noon 6/26-6/28 Tu Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16885 MCHS-TC4 9am to Noon 7/3-7/5 Tu Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16890 MCHS-TC4 9am to Noon 7/10-7/12 Tu Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16896 MCHS-TC4 9am to Noon 7/17-7/19 Tu Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16900 MCHS-TC5 9am to Noon 8/21-8/23 Tu Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy

Res: $210 Nonres: $23116880 MCHS-TC3 9am to Noon 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy16891 MCHS-TC3 9am to Noon 7/16-7/19 M Tu W Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy

Res: $158 Nonres: $173.8016888 MCHS-TC5 9am to Noon 7/16-7/19 M W Th Staff, South Bay Tennis Academy

Cardio tenniSRes: $150 Nonres: $16518 and upCardio tennis is a fun, calorie burning workout for both beginners and advanced players. A class set to music, participants will work up a sweat by moving around the court hitting tennis balls. No class 8/11.

16562 MHP-TC1 6 to 7pm 6/26-8/28 Tu Colville, Meaghan16563 MCHS-TC3 10 to 11am 6/30-9/8 Sa Colville, Meaghan

Parent and me tenniSRes: $175 Nonres: $192.503 but less than 6Parents have fun with your children in this interactive tennis program for those with twinkling toes. Through games and activities, children will develop hand-eye co-ordination, strokes including the forehand, backhand, volley and overhead. Parent participation required.

16709 MCHS-TC1 10 to 10:45am 6/30-8/18 Sa Lewis, Annie

PreSChooL tenniS timeRes: $150 Nonres: $1654 but less than 6This is a great introductory class for your young tennis player! Basic tennis skills will be taught using modified balls and court. This focus will be on making tennis a fun, enjoyable, lifelong sport. No class 8/11.

16564 MCHS-TC3 9 to 10am 6/30-9/8 Sa Colville, Meaghan

SPeCiaL aCeSRes: $79 Nonres: $86.906 but less than 11A fun and easy introduction to tennis for novice youth players with developmental challenges. The class will focus on the six basic strokes and provide an interac-tive and social environment to work on hand-eye coor-dination and gross motor skills. Parent participation is highly encouraged and all equipment will be provided!

16720 LOP-TC5 12:45-1:45pm 6/27-7/25 W More, Brian

Pv tenniS ChamP CamPRes: $240 Nonres: $2646 but less than 11Learn to play tennis, make new friends, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Designed for begin-ning youth and novice tennis players. Through creative games, this camp will focus on the basic strokes and provide an interactive and social environment to work on hand-eye coordination and gross motor skills.

17258 LOP-TC5 9am to 12:30pm6/25-6/28 M Tu W Th More, Brian17259 LOP-TC5 9am to 12:30pm7/9-7/12 M Tu W Th More, Brian17260 LOP-TC5 9am to 12:30pm7/16-7/19 M Tu W Th More, Brian16721 LOP-TC5 9am to 12:30pm 7/23-7/26 M Tu W Th More, Brian

tenniS aduLtS Coed douBLeSRes: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upEach week players are matched with a different partner in League play to determine League MVP at the end of eight weeks. New balls for league matches provided by Walt. All levels welcome in this doubles only event. This is a non-instructional league. Players wishing to con-tinue past 8:00 pm must pay for the added court time.

16722 MCHS-TC2 6:30 to 8pm 6/25-8/13 M Meyers, Walt

tENNISAll Ages Section


tennis FacilitiesLIvE OAk PARk

1901 Valley Drive, 6 lighted courts 7:00am-10:00pm, Monday-Thursday

7:00am-8:00pm, Friday-Sunday

Court Fee: $7 (Monday-Friday, 7:00am-5:00pm)$9 (Monday-Friday, 5:00-10:00pm &

Weekends)For more information, please call

(310) 545-0888

MANhATTAN hEIghTS PARk 1600 Manhattan Beach Boulevard,

2 lighted courts8:00am-9:00pm Monday-Sunday

No reservations required

MIRA COSTA hIgh SChOOLCorner of Artesia Boulevard and Meadows

Avenue, 10 lighted courts5:00-9:00pm, MondayThursday

8:00am-2:00pm, WeekendsCourt Fee: $8

annUal pass$10 per year

Good for one year from date of purchase; unlimited use as available

Available for Juniors (15 years and under); good for free play Monday through Friday, 3:00-5:00pm

Available for Older Adults (55 years+); good for free play Monday through Friday,

7:00-9:00am and 2:00-4:00pm

mBo tennis toURnament45th Annual Manhattan Open

Tennis TournamentJuly 19-22, 2012

Live Oak & Mira Costa Tennis CourtsWomens & Mens, Singles & Doubles,

All Levels

pRivate lessonsCertified USPTA tennis pros will work one-on-one with individuals seeking to advance their game of tennis. Whether you’re new to the sport or preparing for high ranked tournaments, Manhattan Beach Tennis Pros are here to guide you along the way. To schedule a private lesson, please contact a Tennis Pro.

pRivate instRUctoRcontact inFoRmation

Bennet [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kevin [email protected] Larsson (Dr V)[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

tennis matRixSeasonal tennis ladders & round robins held at Live Oak Park. The TennisMatrix.net Challenge Ladder was established to provide players of all abilities an oppor-tunity to sharpen their tennis skills, build match play awareness, and meet new people along the way! Go to www.ten-nismatrix.net, click on Join a Ladder (top toolbar) & create your account. *Attn. Click on Bennet Slusarz as your Director at bottom of page! Please review all lad-der rules. Please contact Bennet Slusarz for all ladder questions at (310) 372-8648 or [email protected].

leagUesMarine League hosts round robin tourna-ments at Live Oak Park in spring and fall and USTA hosts round robin tournaments at Mira Costa High School throughout the year. For more information, please call (310) 545-0888

Parks & Recreation Co-Ed Doubles League meets Monday evenings at Mira Costa. For more information, please call

Walt Meyers at (310)701-4595.

For more information regarding Tennis in Manhattan Beach:

Nick Meick, Tennis OperationsSupervisor, at (310) 545-0888

Jessica vincent, Recreation Supervisor, at (310) 802-5420 [email protected]

Idris Al-Oboudi, Recreation Services Manager, at (310) 802-5404 or

[email protected]






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tenniS with waLt 3.0Res: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upStudents will learn hitting with purpose, directional hit-ting as well as offensive for transitioning through the court, grip control, and the second serve. Also position-ing for doubles and the consequence of the same. Each student to bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will stay with instructor.

16651 MHP-TC1 10 to 11am 6/28-8/16 Th Meyers, Walt16652 MCHS-TC2 7 to 8pm 6/28-8/16 Th Meyers, Walt16653 MCHS-TC2 10 to 11am 6/30-8/18 Sa Meyers, Walt16654 MCHS-TC2 7 to 8pm 6/26-8/14 Tu Meyers, Walt

tenniS with waLt 3.5Res: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upStudents will learn the half-volley, as well as directional control for return of serve, and consequence of same, point construction for both singles and doubles, as well as offense and defense as a consequence of ball attitude. Also second serve spin. This is an eight week program. Each student to bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will stay with instructor

16681 MHP-TC1 10 to 11am 6/25-8/13 M Meyers, Walt16682 MHP-TC1 10 to 11am 6/26-8/14 Tu Meyers, Walt16683 MCHS-TC2 10 to 11am 7/1-8/19 Su Meyers, Walt

tenniS with waLt LeveL 2.0Res: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upStudents will learn positioning for doubles, and the volley (playing the net) as well as consistency for both ground strokes and the serve. Students will try the lob and the slam. This is an eight week program. Each student to bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will stay with instructor.

16613 MHP-TC1 9 to 10am 6/26-8/14 Tu Meyers, Walt16614 MCHS-TC2 6 to 7pm 6/28-8/16 Th Meyers, Walt16615 MCHS-TC2 11am to Noon 7/1-8/19 Su Meyers, Walt

women’S douBLeSRes: $165 Nonres: $181.5018 and upLearn to play smarter doubles from a former college doubles player. Meaghan will use her varsity tennis ex-perience from Ohio State to teach you better position-ing and smarter ball placement strategies that helped her earn the number one doubles spot and 98 divi-sion one doubles wins during her collegiate career. A doubles partner is not needed. Players can be paired in class. This class is for intermediate/advanced.

16695 MHP-TC1 5 to 6pm 6/26-9/4 Tu Colville, Meaghan

tenniS CamP with LiLa4 but less than 10Lila Brady is a USPTA certified professional instructor with over 20 years of experience. Summer Camp will consist of instruction on stroke fundamentals and skill building through fun drills, games, balance, movement, and hand-eye coordination. Children will be divided into groups by age/level.

Res: $70 Nonres: $7716577 MCHS-TC6 9 to 11am 7/24-7/26 Tu Th Brady, Lila16747 MCHS-TC7 9 to 11am 6/26-6/28 Tu Th Brady, Lila16750 MCHS-TC8 9 to 11am 7/3-7/5 Tu Th Brady, Lila16753 MCHS-TC8 9 to 11am 7/10-7/12 Tu Th Brady, Lila

Res: $175 Nonres: $192.5016745 MCHS-TC8 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M Tu W Th F Brady, Lila16751 MCHS-TC10 9 to 11am 7/9-7/13 M Tu W Th F Brady, Lila16777 MCHS-TC6 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M Tu W Th F Brady, Lila

Res: $105 Nonres: $115.5016746 MCHS-TC6 9 to 11am 6/25-6/29 M W F Brady, Lila16752 MCHS-TC7 9 to 11am7/9-7/13 M W F Brady, Lila16774 MCHS-TC7 9 to 11am7/16-7/19 M W Th Brady, Lila16776 MCHS-TC6 9 to 11am 7/23-7/27 M W F Brady, Lila

Res: $140 Nonres: $15416748 MCHS-TC9 9 to 11am 7/2-7/6 M Tu Th F Brady, Lila16754 MCHS-TC6 9 to 11am 7/16-7/19 M Tu W Th Brady, Lila

tenniS For youth 2.0Res: $92 Nonres: $101.205 but less than 10Youth tennis advanced beginner class for students with six to one year experience. Teacher’s written approval for advancement into higher level class may be substi-tuted for age. This is an eight week program. Each stu-dent bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will remain with instructor. No class 7/04.

16594 MHP-TC1 4 to 4:40pm 6/27-8/22 W Meyers, Walt

tenniS For youth 2.0Res: $92 Nonres: $101.208 but less than 14Youth tennis advanced beginner class for students with six to one year experience. Teacher’s written approval for advancement into higher level class may be substi-tuted for age. This is an eight week program. Each stu-dent bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will remain with instructor. No class 7/04.

16595 MHP-TC1 4:45 to 5:25pm 6/27-8/22 W Meyers, Walt16596 MCHS-TC2 9 to 9:40am 6/30-8/18 Sa Meyers, Walt

tenniS StrateGieS-intermediateRes: $82 Nonres: $90.2018 and upTennis strategies intermediate examines both singles and doubles for the intermediate player. Students will learn how to create points, attack the net, drop shot, and lob for game conditions. Moving both forward and back on the court for both offense and defense. This is an 8 week program. Each student must bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls once, balls to remain with instructor.

16724 MCHS-TC2 8 to 9pm 6/26-8/14 Tu Meyers, Walt16725 MCHS-TC2 8 to 9pm 6/28-8/16 Th Meyers, Walt16726 MHP-TC1 10 to 11am 6/29-8/17 F Meyers, Walt

tenniS with viLar LarSSon-advanCedRes: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upLearn tennis the right way in a positive, supportive en-vironment. Have fun and reduce stress from your job by joining one of Dr V’s tennis classes. You will learn to play your best tennis in record time by participating in an accelerated learning approach to tennis. Now spring into action. Each student bring $4 for balls.

16740 LOP-TC1 8 to 9pm 6/27-8/15 W Larsson, Vilar

tenniS with viLar LarSSon-BeGinninGRes: $123 Nonres: $135.3018 and upLearn tennis the right way in a positive, supportive en-vironment. Have fun and reduce stress from your job by joining one of Dr V’s tennis classes. You will learn to play your best tennis in record time by participating in an ac-celerated learning approach to tennis. Now is your time to spring into action. Each student brings $4 for balls.

16727 LOP-TC1 7 to 8pm 6/26-8/14 Tu Larsson, Vilar

tenniS with viLar LarSSon-intermediateRes: $122.67 Nonres: $134.9318 and upLearn tennis the right way in a positive, supportive en-vironment. Have fun and reduce stress from your job by joining one of Dr V’s tennis classes. You will learn to play your best tennis in record time by participating in an ac-celerated learning approach to tennis. Now is your time to spring into action. Each student brings $4 for balls.

16905 LOP-TC1 8 to 9pm 6/26-8/14 Tu Larsson, Vilar16907 LOP-TC1 7 to 8pm 6/27-8/15 W Larsson, Vilar

tenniS with waLt 4.0 advanCedRes: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upAdult Tennis 4.0 Advanced: Students will learn spin as a function of ball altitude. How to stay on swing plan when the ball is outside the strike zone, with spin. Each student to bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will stay with instructor.

16679 MCHS-TC2 9 to 10am 7/1-8/19 Su Meyers, Walt

tenniS with waLt LeveL 1.0Res: $92 Nonres: $101.2018 and upStudents will learn hitting systems from both sides of the body as well as the serve, the rules of the game, the scoring system, the court, where they should stand and why. Each student to bring one unopened can of Wilson or Penn balls. Balls will stay with instructor.

16600 MCHS-TC2 11am to Noon 6/30-8/18 Sa Meyers, Walt16598 MCHS-TC2 6 to 7pm 6/26-8/14 Tu Meyers, Walt16599 MHP-TC1 9 to 10am 6/28-8/16 Th Meyers, Walt17203 MHP-TC1 9 to 10am 6/25-8/13 M Meyers, Walt









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Dance, mUsic & theateRComedy imProv For oLder aduLtS8 sessions: $604 sessions: $40Ages: 55 and upLearn Comedy Improv in a safe, supportive and fun environment. All levels welcome, no experience necessary. You may attend all eight sessions for $60 or only attend four of the eight sessions for $40.

16549JCC-DR 4 to 6pm7/9-8/27 MTeachers, Improv

ZumBa GoLdRes: $80 Nonres: $8855 and upZumba Gold targets the largest growing segment of the population: baby boomers. It takes the Zumba formula and modifies the moves and pacing to suit the needs of the active older participant, as well as those just starting their journey to a fit and healthy active lifestyle. It’s a dance-fitness class that feels friendly, and most of all, fun. No class 8/7.

16498 Athletic Grace Dance Studio11am to Noon 6/26-9/4 TuStaff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios

ZumBa GoLd toninGRes: $80 Nonres: $8855 and upThe Zumba Gold-Toning program offers the best of both worlds: the exhilarating experience of a Zumba Fitness Party with the benefits of a safe and effective strength training. It’s an easy to follow, health-boosting dance-fitness program for baby boomers as well as beginners. Through dynamic lightweight resistance training and exciting international

rhythms, Zumba Gold-Toning classes help participants build muscle strength, increase bone density, improve mobility, posture, and coordination. No class 8/9.

16497 Athletic Grace Dance Studio10 to 10:55am 6/28-9/6 ThStaff, Athletic Grace Dance Studios

FitnessarthritiS Foundation exerCiSe ProGramFee: $40Ages: 55 and upThe Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program was designed to help people with arthritis maintain joint flexibility, muscle strength and to help reduce pain and stiffness. People with less pain may be able to reduce their reliance on pain medication. Class is taught by an Arthritis Foundation certified instructor who has received detailed training specifically to work with people with arthritis and receives ongoing training to remain current on the latest recommended exercises and arthritis information. The Res discount does not apply to this class.

16952JCC-DR 9 to 10am 7/3-9/6 Tu ThJohnson, Victoria

Senior yoGaRes: $80 Nonres: $88Ages: 55 and upHatha yoga helps improve balance, flexibility, strength and breathing. Individual differences and abilities accommodated. Bring a yoga mat and towel.

16556 MHP-A 11am to 12:15pm6/6-8/1 W Thompson, Teri

BUs excURsionsdeL mar thorouGhBred horSe raCeSRes: $46Nonres: $50.6055 and upJoin us for a fun, relaxed afternoon at Del Mar this summer where the “surf meets the turf.” The beautiful track merges a storied Hollywood past with modern-day amenities. We’ll arrive in time for lunch on your own. Our seats are conveniently located near the wagering windows, cocktail bars, and concession stands. Pick up will be at both JCC and MHP.

16953 9:45am to 8:30pm8/16, 2012 Th Staff, Parks And Recreation

Fourth oF JuLy ConCert at the hoLLywood BowLRes: $60 Nonres: $6618 and upSpend a star spangled 4th of July at the Hollywood Bowl. Pack yourself some snacks to enjoy under the stars as you listen to the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, conducted by John Mauceri, as they perform a spectacular concert. Talented, smooth voiced, Barry Manilow is the headliner performer. Pick up will be at both JCC and MHP.

16555 3:30 to 11:30pm7/04, 2012 WStaff, Parks And Recreation

tENNIS RESERvAtIoNS | tENNIS touRNAMENtAll Ages

oLdER AduLtS SEctIoNDance, Music & Theater | Fitness | Bus Excursions







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BUs excURsionswindmiLLS, wine, and waGerSRes: $57 Nonres: $62.7055 and upThe Santa Ynez Valley is an idyllic setting. First stop, try your luck at the Chumush Casino Resort. You will have time at the casino for lunch on your own at the Creekside Buffet or Chumash Cafe. Then, explore the Danish village of Solvang. Later, we will visit Rideau Vineyard for afternoon wine tasting. Pick up will be at both JCC and MHP.

17187 8am to 7:30pm 6/ 15, 2012 FStaff, Parks And Recreation

oLdER AduLtS SEctIoNGolf | Weekly Fun | Slo-Pitch League

GOLF DISCOUNTS FORJUNIORS AND SENIORSManhattan Beach residents only, 15 years and under and seniors, age 65 and older may purchase a golf discount card from the Live Oak Tennis Office and City Hall (residents must show proof of age at time of purchase). The cost of the card is $1 annually and may be used from January 1 through December 31. The card entitles seniors and juniors a discounted price of $10 between 7:00am and 4:00pm, Monday–Friday at the Marriott Municipal Golf Course, located at 1400 Parkview Avenue, behind the Marriott Hotel.

MEN’S SENIOR (55+)MORNING SLO–PITCH LEAGUE

“ON–GOING” Dorsey Field Thursday 9:00am–1:30pm

Additional practice time on Tuesday 9:00am–12:00pm

There is always something going on for Older Adults so stop by and find out what you’ve been missing! Get together with your friends or make new ones while enjoying a variety of weekly activities. Every skill level is welcome!

Mondays• Discussion-

Group• Ping Pong

• Walking Group

Tuesdays• Horseshoes• Lunch Bunch

Wednesdays• Ping Pong• Mah Jong

• Shuffleboard• Chess Club

• Walking Group

Thursdays• Pétanque• Scrabble

• Line Dancing• Walking Group

Fridays• Pinochle

• Ping Pong• Bridge

• Bingo & Card Games

For more information call the Older Adults Program at(310) 802-5447 or log on to

www.citymb.info

CoME joiN uS!

here are many interesting trips planned. Enjoy Bus Excursions and mini–bus trips, exploring out of area and local points of interest. We may be gone 4 hours or 12 hours.

Learn about the trips and more by getting on the Older Adult Program Mailing List.

Call: (310) 802–5447to add your name.

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oLdER AduLtS SEctIoNBus Excursions

BUS ExCURSIONS RUlES AND REGUlATIONS

ruLeS and reGuLationSTrips are in comfortable motor coaches with restroom facilities, accompanied by parks and recreation tour escorts. There are no assigned seats; there are two pick up locations of your choice, beginning at the Joslyn Center, then Manhattan Heights. If you want to sit with someone, please board the bus together. Smoking is not permitted on board.

tyPeS oF triPS:Adult: Adults 18 years and up. (unless specified) General Trip: For all ages with Parent/Guardian. Older Adult: ages 55 +.

reFund PoLiCy:All refunds are subject to a $25 administration fee. Refunds after the trip deadline will be made only when your reservation can be filled from the waiting list or a person designated by you. Replacement’s name and waiver form must be in our office 24 hours prior to tour departure or, in case of a Sunday/Monday departure, no

later than noon on Wednesday. Due to insurance reasons, there can be no passenger substitutions the day of the tour.

deParture/return LoCationS:Bus Excursions have two pick up/drop off locations: Joslyn Center, 1601 Valley Drive and Manhattan Heights Community Center, 1600 M.B. Blvd.

If you cannot make it on the day of the trip, please call (310) 877–0517.

All participants must bring photo identification on all bus excursions. Please notify us if you require special accommodations.







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oLdER AduLtS SEctIoNActivities For Older Adults

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9am–12pm Discussion Group–JCC-O (every Monday)

10am Ping Pong at LOP-SH

10am–11:30am Joslyn Senior Club Business Meeting–JCC

1:30pm Walking Group at MV-T

9am–10am Arthritis Founda-tion Exercise Program (AFEP) at JCC

10am Horseshoes at JCC

11:30am–1pm Lunch Bunch at JCC

1:30pm–3:30pm Play Read-ing at JCC

8am–11:30am Joslyn Senior Club Potluck–JCC8am–3pm Social, Table Games at JCC-O 10am Ping Pong at LOP-SH10am Chess at JCC on every Wednesday10am Walking Group at MV-T11am Senior Yoga-Heights

12pm–2pm Craft Club at JCC

1:30pm Mah Jong at JCC2pm Shuffleboard at JCC

8:45am–9:45amAFEP at JCC

1–3pm Petanque at F–LOP

1:30pm–4pmScrabble at JCC-O


3–4:30pm Line Dancing at JCC

1am–11:30amSenior Resources Committee (SRC) Monthly Meeting–MHP-CC 10am Ping Pong at LOP-PH10am–3pm Bridge at JCC10am–4pm Pinochle at JCC11:30am–2pm Bingo at MHP-CC1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC

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8am–11am Joslyn Seniors “Drop In” Hours–JCC9am–12noon Discussion Group–JCC-O

10am Ping Pong at Scout House10am–11:30am Writing Group–Manhattan Sr . Villas

11:30am–2pm Club meeting and social events are open to all seniors . Heights Senior Club Business Meet-ing, Potluck, and Blood Pressure Screening–MHP-CC

1:30 pm Walking Group at MV-T 2pm–4pm Cards & Games–atMHP-CC

9am–10am AFEP–JCC



1:30pm–3:30pm Poetry Reading Circle at JCC-O

8am–3pm Social, Table Games at JCC

10am Ping Pong at Scout House

10am Walking Group–Soccer Fields

11am Senior Yoga-MHP-CC


1:30pm Mah Jong at JCC

2pm Shuffleboard at JCC

8:45am–9:45amAFEP–JCC

1pm–3pmPetanque at LOF

1:30–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O

1:30pm Walking Group MV-T


Dial-A-Ride open until 9pm


10am–3pm Bridge at JCC

10:00am–4:00pm Pinochle atJCC

11:30am–2pm Bingo at MHP-CC

1:30pm–3:30pmThe OASIS Movie Club: JCC

2pm –4pm Card Games at MHP-CC

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8am–11amJoslyn Seniors “Drop In” Hours-JCC

9am–12noon Discussion Group JCC-O


10:30am–noon Short StoryDiscussion Group at JCC


9am–10am AFEP– JCC



1:30pm–3pm Senior Advisory Committee at JCC



10am Walking Group at MV-T

12pm–2pm Craft Club atJCC

1:30pm–3:30pm Movie toEnlighten at JCC


2pm Shuffleboard at JCC

8:45am–9:45am AFEP–JCC

1–3pm Petanque at LOF

1:30pm–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O





10am–4pm Pinochle at JCC


1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC

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9am–12 noon Discussion Group JCC


10am–11:30am Writing Group Manhattan Sr . Villas

11:30am Sandwich Luncheon with the Joslyn Senior Club at JCC

1:30 Walking Group at MV-T

9am–10am AFEP–at JCC


11:30–1pm Lunch Bunch at JCC

1:30pm–3:30pm Poetry Reading Circle at JCC-O


10am Ping Pong at LOP-PH

10am Walking Group at MV-T



2:00pm Shuffleboard at JCC

8:45am–9:45am AFEP–at JCC

1pm–3pm Petanque at LOF

1:30–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O



Dial-A-Ride open until 9pm



10am–4pm Pinochle at JCC


1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC

2pm–4pm Card Games at MHP-CC

All events are subject to change. Joslyn (JCC), OASIS and Manhattan Heights (MHCC) Locations may be subject to change based on facility renovations.For weekend activities or more information please call the Older Adults Program (310) 802–5447.

Join the manhattan BeaChLunCh BunCh at the JoSLyn Community CenterTuesday at 11:30AMCost: $3.00 Residents$5.00 Nonresidents

The Manhattan Beach Older Adults Program is pleased to introduce “The LUNCH BUNCH”, a weekly nutrition program be held every Tuesday. The program is designed especially for Manhattan Beach residents aged 55+. It affords an opportunity to make new friends while you enjoy a delicious lunch. The lunch is catered by a local South Bay business.

For lunch reservations, please call (310) 802–5447at least 24 hours in advance.

Come watch recently released movies every Fridaybeginning at 1:30PM

at the Joslyn Community Center

Popcorn Provided!

oLdER AduLtS SEctIoNOasis Movie Club | Lunch Bunch






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oLdER AduLtS SEctIoNDial-A-Ride

DIAL–A–RIDECaLL our oFFiCe ForinFormation and to

SCheduLe your ride today(310) 545–3500

DIAl–A–RIDE is a shared ride, curb to curb bus service offered by the City of Manhattan Beach for its senior and disabled citizens. All buses are specially equipped for the elderly and are wheelchair accessible. In addition, drivers provide boarding and disembarking assistance at the vehicle as needed. Fares within city

limits are 25 cents one way. Fares outside of city limits (for medical appointments or special destinations) are 50 cents one way.

Dial–A–Ride may be used for any activity within the City of Manhattan Beach, but is provided on a first come, first serve basis. Service is also available to most area medical facilities. Service is available M–F from 7:30am–5pm and until 9pm, two Thursdays a month. On Wednesday evenings, you may take Dial–A–Ride out to dinner with our Older Adults Night on the Town program.

WHO QUAlIFIES FOR A RIDEAll Manhattan Beach residents ages 55 or over and residents of any age who have a disability are welcome to use Dial–A–Ride.

HOW TO GET A RIDEDial (310) 545–3500 seven days a week; Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m and weekends from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a reservation. Our office is closed for lunch from 12–1 p.m. The Dial–A–Ride dispatcher will assist you in scheduling your ride.

dIREctoRY

BUILDING, PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTPlanning CommissionMeets the 2nd & 4th Wednesday, City Hall at 6:30 p.m.

Parking & Public Improvements CommissionMeets the 4th Thursday at City Hall at 6:30 p.m.Board of Building AppealsCode Enforcement Info ................... 310.802.5538Director ........................................... 310.802.5503Fax ................................................ 310.802.5001Inspection Requests .................................310.802.5542Inspection cancellations before 8:30 a.m. on day of scheduled inspection ................... 310.802.5503 310.802.5505Meeting Information ....................... 310.802.5505Misc. Building Assistance .............. 310.802.5531 310.802.5503 Misc. Planning Assistance ..............310.802–5504Permit Processing Info .................... 310.802.5535 310.802.5536Planning & Zoning ......................... 310.802.5504Technical Plan Check Info 310.802.5526 310.802.5527

CITY OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATIONMayor .............................................. 310.802.5053City Council ....................................310.802.5053City Manager .................................. 310.802.5053City Attorney ................................... 310.802.5061City Clerk ........................................ 310.802.5056City Treasurer ................................. 310.802.5553 City Cable Liaison ...........................310.802.5054Comment/Suggestion ...........310.802.5000 x7700

COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND ORGANIZATIONSAYSO Soccer (Ages 5–18) ............. 310.546.4106AYSO HOTLINE ....................... www.ayso18.orgBeach Cities Health District ... 310.374.3426 X26Boy Scouts–Leigh Noda ................. 310.545.2568Chamber of Commerce .................. 310.545.5313Department of Beaches ................... 310.305.9543Dispute Resolution Services ........... 310.376.7007Girl Scouts ...................................... 310.450.3720Historical Society ............................ 310.374.7575Jr. Lifeguard .................................... 310.939.7214Lab/Aquarium ................................. 310.379.8117Manhattan Beach BotanicalGarden ............................................. 310.379.4447Manhattan Beach Country Club ..... 310.546.5656Manhattan Beach Library ............... 310.545.8595

Manhattan Beach 10K Run ............. 310.374.2397Manhattan Beach Youth Basketball (MBYB) (K–8) ........ www.mbyb.clubspaces.com Manhattan Beach Little League ...... 310.546.1449Marriott Municipal Golf Course ..... 310.939.1465Mira Costa Pony League–HOTLINE ..... 310.379.3479

MTA–(Metro Bus Information ............ 1.800.266.6883 Neighborhood Watch ...................... 310.802.5183Hometown Fair ............................... 310.546.5219Roundhouse Marine Studies ........... 310.379.8117Sister City Committee Meeting ...... 310.374.4532South Bay Adult School ................. 310.937.3340South Bay Soccer Club ................... 310.546.9440Unified School District ................... 310.318.7345VOICE ............................................ 310.226.2927

POLICE Court Liaison–Hit/Run Investigation ..... 310.802.5126

Crime Prevention .............................310.802.5186

Detectives ........................................ 310.802.5120

Information ..................................... 310.802.5140

Fax ................................................ 310.802.5107

Police Records ................................ 310.802.5152

Parking and Animal Control ........... 310.802.5160

Traffic Control ................................ 310.802.5160

Victim’s Assistance ........................ 310.802.5185

FINANCEAccounts Payable ............................ 310.802.5564Ambulance Billing ............................310.802.5560Business and Animal Licensing ...... 310.802.5560Parking Citation Information .......... 310.802.5561Purchasing ....................................... 310.802.5568Refuse Billing ................................. 310.802.5559Water Billing ................................... 310.802.5559

FIREFire Marshal .................................... 310.802.5203Fire Station #1 & Fire Chief ........... 310.802.5203Fire Station #2 ................................. 310.802.5220Fax ................................................ 310.802.5201

HUMAN RESOURCESJob Listings ..................................... 310.802.5250Employment Verification ................ 310.802.5256General Personnel Information ......... 310.802.5258Fax ................................................ 310.802.5251

PUBLIC WORKSSewer & Water Main Emergencies:8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. M–F ............... 310.802.53134:30 p.m.–8:00 a.m & weekends .... 310.802.5140Street Maintenance ......................... 310.802.5310

All Refuse/Recycling Collection Questions ......................................... 310.830.7100Refuse Billing Problems ................. 310.802.5540Street Use Permit Processing .......... 310.802.5540Public Works ConstructionProjects ............................................ 310.802.5353Traffic and Engineering .................. 310.802.5540Utility Locations ............................. 310.802.5540Sewer and Wastewater Info Water Quality/Ocean Safe Questions ................................ 310.802.5320 310.802.5363Street Sweeping .............................. 310.802.5313Fax ................................................ 310.802.5301Engineering Fax .............................. 310.802.5351

PARKS AND RECREATIONDirector:Richard Gill ..................................... 310.802.5403Recreation Services Managers:Idris J. Al–Oboudi ........................... 310.802.5404Mark Leyman .................................. 310.802.5405Eve Kelso ........................................ 310.802.5407Gina Allen ....................................... 310.802.5448Cultural Arts Manager:Juanita Purner ................................. 310.802.5406Recreation Program Activities ......... 310.802.5400Cultural Arts Program ..................... 310.802.5406Park Maintenance............................ 310.802.5326Dial–A–Ride ................................... 310.545.3500Field Conditions Hotline ................. 310.802.5454Older Adult Programs ..................... 310.802.5447Playground Program ....................... 310.802.5419Sports Program ............................... 310.802.5413Class Registration ........................... 310.802.5448Pool ................................................ 310.802.5428Visual Arts Activities ...................... 310.802.5444Performing Arts Activities .............. 310.802.5417Facilities:Creative Arts Center ........................ 310.802.5440Facilities Reservations .............................310.802.5410Joslyn Community Center .............. 310.802.5420OASIS Room .................................. 310.802.5446Manhattan Hghts Comm. Center ......... 310.802.5425Marine Ave Park ........................................310.802.5427Teen Center ..................................... 310.802.5426Tennis Reservations:Live Oak .......................................... 310.545.0888Heights ............................................ 310.374.8315Mira Costa ....................................... 310.374.8315

TDD 310.546.3501FAX 310.802.5001FIRE/POLICE EMERGENCY DIAL 911March 11, 1970 Rothwell Swain turns over Chiefs Hat to Lewis Weight





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fAcILItY LEGENd

Pottery on the wheeL teenRes $122.40. Nonres $13610 but less than 18This class is all about the potter's wheel. Projects can include plates, bowls, vases, bottles, abstracts, and (intentionally) deformed works. Surface decora-tion will be explored. More advanced artists can work on their own designs with the assistance of the instructor. Fee includes one bag of clay, glazes, and firing.

19999 LOP–CS 4 to 6pm Apr 13–Jun 1 W Trulove, Thomas 29999 LOP–CS 6:30 to 8:30pm Apr 13–Jun 1 W Trulove, Thomas

HoW to reaD YoUr CLaSS LoCation

All class locations have been abbreviated. Use the Facility Location Key below to reveal the abbreviated locations.

1) Find the location code of the class you've selected.

2) Match the location code with the code shown in the gray box of the chart to find the class location.

3) If there is a code before a hyphen/dash, then find this code in the green boxes.

In our example to the left, this class is located at:Live Oak Park at the Ceramic Studio

BP Begg PooL

CAC Creative artS Center

+ PAR Performing Arts Room

+ VAR Visual Arts Room

GVES granD vieW eLeMentarY SCHooL

+ F Field

JCC JoSLYn CoMMUnitY Center

+ AR1 Activity Room 1

+ AR2 Activity Room 2

+ A Auditorium

+ DR Dance Room

+ K Kitchen

+ O Oasis Room

+ SH Scout House

LOP Live oaK ParK

+ BKC Basketball Courts

+ CS Ceramic Studio

+ LOF Live Oak Field

+ NDF North Dorsey Field

+ NGA North Grass Area

+ PH Park Hall

+ SH Scout House

+ RR REC Room

+ TC Tennis Courts (TC1–TC6)

MB ManHattan BeaCH

+ 8ST 8th Street

+ BB Bruce’s Beach

+ MST Marine Street

+ P Pier

+ PNS Pier North Side

+ PSS Pier South Side

+ PPR Playground Program Room


+ RAVE Rosecrans Avenue

MBMS ManHattan BeaCH MiDDLe SCHooL


+ F Field

+ G Gym

MHP ManHattan HeigHtS ParK

+ A Auditorium

+ BKCA Basketball Court Adult

+ BKCY Basketball Court Youth

+ CC Community Center

+ K Kitchen

+ P Patio

+ LF Left Field

LOP Live oaK ParK


+ CS Ceramic Studio

+ LOF Live Oak Field


fAcILItY LEGENd+ RR REC Room

+ RF Right Field

+ R2 Room #2

+ T Teen Center

+ TC Tennis Courts

MV ManHattan viLLage

+ AF All Fields

+ CF Center Field

+ NF North Field

+ SF South Field

+ T Track

+ WUA Warm Up Area

MAP Marine avenUe ParK

+ AH Activity Hall

+ BD Ball Diamond

+ DR Dog Run

+ PPR Playground Program Room

+ SF Sports Field

MSC Marine SPortS CoMPLeX

+ CF Center Field

+ EF East Field

+ WUA Warm Up Area

+ WSF West Softball Field

MES MeaDoWS eLeMentarY SCHooL

+ MPR Multi Purpose Room

MCHS Mira CoSta HigH SCHooL

+ BF Baseball Field

+ LG Large Gym

+ NCF North C Field

+ NDF North D Field

+ SG Small Gym

+ SF Soccer Field

+ SAF South A Field

+ SBF South B Field


PES PaCiFiC eLeMentarY SCHooL

+ PF Pacific Field

PP PoLLiWog ParK

+ NBF North Begg Field

+ PP2 Picnic Pad 2

+ PP4 Picnic Pad 4

+ PP6 Picnic Pad 6

+ PP7 Picnic Pad 7

+ PP9 Picnic Pad 9

+ PP10 Picnic Pad 10

+ CG Central Gazebo

+ P Pavilion

SDP SanD DUne ParK

+ D Dune

+ PP Playground Program

+ S Shelter

art Zone Children inc. Studio1102 Aviation Blvd.

Hermosa Beach, CA 90254(310) 318–6011

athletic grace Dance Studio113 W. Grand Ave.

El Segundo, CA 90245(310) 414–9630

Body & Mind Coe–Dynamics, inc500 S. Sepulveda Blvd. #302Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

310) 798–7600

Karma Crossfit Studio1053 N. Aviation Blvd.

Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Legacy Dance academy730 Allies Way. Suite GEl Segundo, CA 90245

Manhattan Beach Library1320 Highland Ave.


Masonic Lodge1535 Artesia Blvd


Music rhapsody1603 Aviation Blvd.

Redondo Beach, CA 90278(310) 376–8646

the Lakes at el SegundoGolf Course

400 S. Sepulveda Blvd.El Segundo, CA 90245

(310) 322–0202

trinity Lutheran Church1340 11th Street

Manhattan Beach, CA 90266(310) 374–4380

toyota Sports Center 555 North Nash St.

El Segundo, CA 90245(310) 535–4400

Wondernation Discovery Studio3625 N. Sepulveda Blvd.

Manhattan Beach, CA 90266(310) 545–4550

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REGIStRAtIoN foRMPlEASE PRINT All INFORMATION

main ContaCt FuLL name:

First Name last

reSidentiaL addreSS:

Street

City Zip

E–mail Address

Phone–Home Extension

Phone–Work Extension

Phone–Cell Yes, I agree to receive text messages. Cell service provider is:

❏ Check here if this is a new address / phone number

Participant NameChild’s DOB

Sex M/F

Activity Number Activity Title Activity Fee

Please identify any special accommodations that are needed to improve the student’s experience here: GRANDTOTAl =

OFFICE USE ONlY:

❏ Cash ❏ Check–Print Check Number:

❏ Credit Card Number:

Expiration Date: Month/Year:

Cardholder's Signature:

RELEASE OF LIABILITY I hereby certify that I am a participant in the above listed course conducted by the City of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation Department. I further certify that I am of good health, have no physical or other impairment which would endanger me when participating in such a program. I absolve and hold harmless the City of Manhattan Beach, its employees, officers or agents from any liability which may result from my participation or that of any minor in my legal custody, in the above activity. If the participant is a minor, I also give my permission for his/her participation in the above activity, and for any necessary medical treatment. I under-stand the City of Manhattan Beach has no obligation to supervise my children at the close of the above activity, and I release the City of Manhattan Beach, its officers, employees and agents from any liability resulting from any lack of supervision of my children at the close of the above activity. Participants involved in Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation programs/activities may be photographed and such photography may be used to publicize City programs/activities. City of Manhattan Beach staff are not responsible for storing and or providing medications of any kind for participants in Parks and Recreation classes and activities.

Participant, Parent or Guardian Signature: Date:


REGIStRAtIoN

REFUND POlICY 1. No refunds will be given unless a refund re-

quest is received five (5) working days prior to first class meeting unless the class is canceled by the City of Manhattan Beach.

2. All approved refunds will incur a $25 refund cost.

3. A “Refund Request Form” may be picked up at City Hall, Parks & Recreation Depart-ment, 8am–5pm Monday–Friday or you may have one mailed by calling (310) 802–5448.

4. Refunds are for the activity fee only, online convenience fee are not included in refund amount.

POlICIES• Nonresident'sregistrationfeemayincludeuptoa10%additionalfee.•Advancedregistrationisrequiredforallclasses.Feeswillnotbeproratedforlateregistrations.Gym-

nastic classes will not accept registrations after two weeks from start date.• Allactivities,datesandfeesaresubjecttochange.•Classesnotreachingrequiredenrollmentmaybecanceledandactivityfeerefundsareissued.• AresidentisanindividualresidinginManhattanBeach.AcceptableID:photoID,driver’slicense,utility

bill with Manhattan Beach address is needed to verify residence.•Mustbetheagespecifiedfortheactivityduringtheclass.Proofmayberequiredforallclassesfor

ages 2–16 (ie, birth certificate, passport).• Falseinformationregardingname,age,cityoraddressresultsinbeingdroppedwithoutrefund.

You may be asked for ID at the first class.•Noregistrationwillbetakenoverthephone.•Whenregisteringbymail,yournamewillautomaticallybeplacedonawaitinglistwhenaclassis

full; you will be notified by the Recreation Department if there is an opening. Do not attend the first class if you have not been notified to do so.

• ActiveNet requires that all activity registration incur a convenience fee of $2.25 plus a transaction fee of 2.9%.

4 EASY WAYS TO REGISTERRegistration Begins May 14th!

(Non Resident June 4th)

City Hall, Parks & Recreation Department1400HighlandAvenue•ManhattanBeach,CAHours:Monday–Friday•8:00am–5:00pmPay by credit card, check or exact cash.

Pay by credit card.Fax complete form to (310) 802–5401

Visit www.citymb.infoPay by credit card.All online transactions incur convenience fees.

Pay by credit card or check.Make checks payable to “City of Manhattan Beach”Mail to: Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation DepartmentATTN: Class Registration1400HighlandAvenue•ManhattanBeach,CA90266

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