parade and picnic rescheduled for saturday, may 20!

Cityof Brea.net March-April 2017

Parade and Picnic

Rescheduled for Saturday, May 20!

The City of Brea marked 100 years

on February 23, 2017• Ceremonial Council Meeting• Red Carpet Gallery Reception

• Visits by Our Three Sister Cities • Time Capsule OpeningCityofBrea.net/Centennial

More celebrations yet to come!

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Rainfall Brings Solutions and Resource ResponsibilityThe good news— winter has been an unexpectedly

wet! The bad news— Orange County is in a region which still is considered in a stage of drought. That is because critical underground water supplies remain depleted after multiple years of serious drought.

The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) was relieved to measure snowpack levels far above average in Northern California. But, it is still crit-ical that all Californians eliminate wasteful practices and continue efforts to conserve. Work is ongoing to capture and store rainwater from the 2017 storms in available reservoirs to ease the outlook for summer. However, for the longer term, it is critical that long-term statewide solutions are found and groundwater sources are replenished and protected. A modern, flexible system is needed to distribute and store water when it’s available.

Until the end of March, outdoor irrigation is allowed on Mondays. Moving into spring, beginning on April 1, the two weekly irrigation days for Brea are Mondays and Thursdays. Please control your water usage and never overwater outdoor landscape.

Remember these:• Never water between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.• Sprinklers should never run beyond 15 minutes

per cycle.• Runoff must not flow over paved surfaces or

into storm drains.

Centennial Parade and Picnic Rescheduled to May 20

Unfortunately, rain actually did interrupt plans for the Centen-

nial Parade and Picnic on their original date. This long-antici-pated community-wide celebra-

tion has now been rescheduled for Saturday, May 20.

That morning, the Parade will not only showcase a spirit of pride that participants originally envisioned, it also will be a testament to how people of Brea persevere! En-tries will be marching east on Birch Street from Associated Road to the Sports Park.

Just as in the founding years, the celebration will con-tinue afterwards with a large community picnic. The Brea Ministerial Association has coordinated churches to pro-vide food and live entertainment through the afternoon at the Brea Sports Park. There will also be re-enactment of the famous 1924 exhibition game in Brea matching up Wal-ter Johnson and Babe Ruth.

An exact time is yet to be determined, so please check back at cityofbrea.net/centennial for full details.

Community Development UpdatesDowntown Renovation

Construction activity on the east side of Brea Boulevard near the Birch Street intersection will continue into the

end of 2017. The corner where Old Navy once operated will be converted through a major remodel into the newest version of The Improv. Their existing location will remain open and continue to provide comedy club entertainment. Once complete, a new, larger venue will offer this in a com-pletely different interior layout that also can accommodate other live entertainment such as musical acts, plays, and daytime children’s theatre.

East Side Parking Garage

Although it’s not possible to see progress behind the fenc-ing, crews are currently working on the waterline and

other utility work on Orange Ave. Before any structural ele-ments are visible, the underground preparations must be prepared. Completion of the four-level public parking struc-ture is estimated by year-end. It will provide 478 parking spaces to the downtown inventory.

Central Park Village; More Construction Coming

When completed, the Central Park Village mixed-use de-velopment will feature 452 residential units and 66,000

square feet of commercial space. Now being occupied, the Element Townhomes are 81 modern residential units. An apartment building will begin construction later this year. Meanwhile, work is anticipated soon for a medical office building and parking structure. Future additions at this site will include a combination of retail commercial space and multi-family residential units.

La Floresta Makes Room for More Neighbors

The remaining Planning Areas are all part of the Buena Vida age-qualified community. Models are under construction

and its community recreation center is in plan check. Upcoming residential choices will include 80 residen-

tial stacked condominium units across five buildings, plus another 186 detached condominium units which are now under construction.

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A City-Wide Serve Day

April 29, 2017

8 a.m. Rally at the Brea Civic & Cultural Center

9-Noon Volunteer Service Projects

12:30 p.m. Thank You Celebration (Location TBD)

Sign up today at LoveBrea.org to volunteer, donate or submit a project for this year’s

Love Brea service day. Bookmark the site and check back often as new projects are added.

What would happen if the entire community came together to help one another—City government,

businesses, residents, the faith community, service groups, schools and sports organizations?

Last year we found out! Brea joined the Love Our Cities movement in 2016 and the community

responded by the hundreds and completed 25 projects throughout the City. Let’s top that in

2017 as we celebrate Brea’s Centennial.

#BreaEnvisions

Brea City Hall @cityofbrea @city_of_breaBreaEnvisions.net

heardBrea Envisions Community WorkshopMarch 8 at 6 p.m.Brea Civic & Cultural Center, Community Room A

Work continues to explore community themes that will inform a strategic vision for the City of Brea in future years. Come out to help review a summary of prior outreach efforts from 2016. Weigh in with new observations and add your insight as the committee prepares a draft report.

The Tracks at Brea: Two Segments under Construction

Construction has begun on two segments of The Tracks at Brea trail. For the dura-

tion, these sites are closed to the public.• Segment 5, adjacent to the Loftus Flood

Control Channel, will have an entrance at Kraemer Blvd. Work ends at Surveyor Avenue where pedestrians will be able to connect to Valencia Avenue Later, a bike lane will be added for cyclists to navigate across to Valencia Avenue to La Flo-resta. Construction will require 90 working days.

• Segment 2 Is between Brea Blvd. and the Brea Canyon Channel. It will connect to the completed trail behind Downtown Brea parking structure #2 and join with Segment 3, next to the downtown Fire Station. Work is estimated to take 120 working days.

• Additionally, amenities will soon be added to the com-pleted trail portion between Brea Blvd. and State College Blvd.


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Enter the “Shop Brea” Instagram ContestSupport #ShopBrea and win!

Starting March 7, the City is holding an Instagram contest promoting #ShopBrea. To enter, post a pho-

to on Instagram with the tag #ShopBrea and a brief message describing why you love shopping in Brea or describe a recent positive shopping experience in Brea. The entry period closes on April 29 and a winner will be selected at random on May 1 to receive a $100 gift card to a Brea store of their choice. Winners will be notified through Insta-gram direct message.

For every $1 spent at Brea stores, one cent of your sales tax stays local, supporting the many City services you rely upon. So remember, #ShopBREA to support your City and win! #ShopBrea

Commercial Organics Waste Handling to ChangeThe mantra of “reduce, reuse, recycle” is expanding to in-

clude more materials. Programs must now be devised to handle commercial organic waste under California State As-sembly Bill 1826. Food waste reduction and diversion steps must be taken because this refuse can no longer be sent to landfills. Disposal of fats, oils and grease substances from commercial operations into the sewer system has been pro-hibited since 2010.

The new AB 1826 law provides for a tiered implemen-tation schedule so that smaller generators will gradually be required to alter practices to comply. Once again cities are in the position of having to execute this State mandate. Ap-proximately 900 Brea-based businesses recently received informational letters from Public Works along with a sur-vey that can inform the City Council as they decide how to structure costs.

As businesses, cities, and waste haulers collaborate to establish an effective disposal system, there are also ef-forts being made on other fronts. Everything from source reduction, to donation programs, to anaerobic composting is being examined. People play a part too by being mindful as consumers. It is just as environmentally sound to avoid wasting food as one would not squander water or electric-ity. To learn more, visit CalRecycle.com/Organics.

Brea Business BriefsThe Orange County Business

Journal has recognized signifi-cant components that make the City of Brea such an attractive lo-cation as it reaches 100 years. A section published in late January highlighted some of the elements that are working together to keep Brea in the spotlight. You can view it online through a link from the Eco-nomic Development page of cityofbrea.net.

Free Business WorkshopsThe Brea Chamber in association with SCORE will be hosting several free workshops in the upcoming months that businesses may find beneficial.

SCORE is a volunteer nonprofit organization dedi-cated to educating entrepreneurs and helping small businesses start, grow, and succeed nationwide. SCORE is a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business As-sociation (SBA) and has been mentoring small business owners for more than 40 years.

Buy/Sell & Valuation of a BusinessThursday, April 6, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.

Branding & Website Strategy For Your OrganizationThursday, May 4, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.Brea Civic and Cultural Center Conference Center, Level 2

Visit breachamber.com/events/ to register

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Join the Preparedness Team with CERT Spring ClassesCommunity Emergency Response Team classes for the

spring session begin on Tuesday, March 21, and will conclude with a practice drill on Saturday, April 8. Better known as CERT, this free nationwide training program helps prepare citizen responders to offer assistance in local emergencies or other large scale disasters.

In Brea, hundreds have taken the extra step to attend CERT training. They not only raise their level of personal preparedness, but also consider how they might become a resource to the community if ever needed. Several ac-tive neighborhood teams of volunteers continue to meet informally to renew skills and keep awareness high. They provide an extra measure of safety that is of value to all.

Get full details at cityofbrea.net/CERT. The spring class schedule and registration form can be found there. For questions, you may call 714-990-7622.

See Something, Say SomethingIn recent weeks, the Brea Police Department has been able

to make several arrests based on tips from the public. In these cases, someone was observant and took a moment to report what seemed like an uncertain situation. From a few

reported details, the police were able to follow-up and take action.

Security is a responsibility shared by the entire community, not just sworn officers. If you see something, please, say something!

Call the Brea Police Depart-ment non-emergency line: 714-990-7911.


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Responding to Homeless Persons in BreaA coalition of qualified and dedicated people attempt to improve the situation

of homeless individuals in Brea with quiet and confidential work. As aware-ness about this grows, consistent and more effective responses can be offered.

What Brea doesAt a minimum of once

weekly, the Homeless Out-reach Team; social workers, Resource Center staff, volun-teers, and a specially trained police officer, visit known homeless persons or places where campers are reported. Their mission is to connect these homeless with relevant services so they no longer have to live outdoors. It usu-ally takes multiple visits to gain trust, gather and process information for each personal situation. Many individuals need to overcome complex problems ranging from poverty to substance abuse to mental illness. Consistent contact leads to their cooperation which is essential for solutions.

The hard work of Brea’s team has resulted in several success stories, such as:• A senior woman living in a car was placed in a local house-sharing program.• A young man was reconnected to out-of-area family who found

employment for him. • The team secured doctor’s visits and medication for a senior man struggling

with alcohol and health issues. Homeless service is based out of the Brea Resource Center in partnership

with the Brea Police Department. They also coordinate with the County of Or-ange to access mental health care that satisfies long-term needs and eventual so-lutions. Team coordination also enables assistance such as a hot meal or blanket that may be instrumental during visitations.

How should you reactEveryone asks that something be done. But what? The Outreach Team of-

fers strong advice that you should not offer money in a personal encounter. Sadly, many opportunists pass through communities posing as homeless per-sons for the explicit purpose of scamming cash. Generosity only prolongs their stay. Such persons gravitate to high traffic locations such as freeway off-ramps, store entrances or fast food restaurants. Truly homeless persons generally keep a lower profile and do not openly beg from strangers. They generally want to be left alone.

The community can support the Homeless Outreach Team by donating gift cards for variety or grocery stores, gas stations or fast food restaurants. Mon-etary contributions (checks made payable to City of Brea) can also be mailed to the Brea Resource Center at 695 E. Madison Way. Meanwhile, the Team will continue weekly outreach to meet basic needs with belief that solutions are found through personalized services.

Gold Sponsors: Crestmont Mobile Estates

Southern California Edison

Tamarack Gardens Apartments and Tamarack Pointe Villas

Silver Sponsors:Broadrock Renewables and

Brea Power II

Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.

Alex Horowitz

Jones Hall, A Professional Law Corporation

Leyton Foundation

Placentia-Linda Hospital

Stifel

Uni-Caps LLC

U.S. Metro Group, Inc.

For a complete list of Brea Centennial Sponsors, please go to cityofbrea.net/centennial.

Platinum Sponsors:

to these Centennial Sponsors!

Thank you

Canine CourtesyPet ownership comes with many responsibili-

ties. Here are a few tips and reminders.Dogs must be kept on a leash when out in

public areas.Animal waste must be picked up regularly from the yard and from public areas.

When walking your dog, be sure to take along a container for easy pick up and disposal of your pet’s waste. Please place in the proper trash bin.

Several members of Brea’s Homeless Outreach Team from l-r: Rodger Huber, Claudia Hamano, Cesar Pacheco, LaVonne Gordon, Eric Oden.


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The effort continues to inform and seek input regarding the Brea Olinda Unified School District’s (BOUSD) Lo-

cal Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and all of the components of this document. BOUSD wants to ensure that this document is not just pages on a shelf, but a guide to what the District does. It has worked hard to ensure that plans and documents are aligned and meaningful. In 2016, BOUSD gathered data through surveys, meetings, and in-depth conversations and additions below were made in the 2016-17 school year using LCAP funds: • The addition of the AVID (Advancement Via Individu-

al Determination) program at Brea Junior High (two periods in both 7th & 8th grades)

• Hired two new 21st Century Learning Coaches (Teachers On Special Assignment)

• Hired additional Physical Education (PE) teachers to provide additional PE time for students, and prep time for grade level teacher planning

• Purchased additional Chromebook carts (40 per cart): one cart per elementary school, two carts at the Junior High, and three carts at the High School

• New website design and mobile app launch to fur-ther inform parents, promote involvement and solicit community input

Now in its fourth year, the LCAP is moving into the annual revision cycle that ends in May 2017. During this time, a host of LCAP meetings have been scheduled to review current progress on goals, actions and services and to gather feedback. In addition to refining supports for all students, a particular focus is on supporting achievement for students who are economically disad-vantaged, English learners or foster youth. Your voice counts in this process. The Brea community is encour-aged to take the annual LCAP survey located at bousd.us under the LCAP tab.

To make it even easier to access the LCAP survey and to keep up-to-date with the latest news coming from BOUSD, community members can now download the district’s new mobile app. This smartphone app en-ables individuals to access news, calendars, and informa-tion about district initiatives. And those with children in schools can get student grades— right from their mobile phones. The free app is available to download for iOS and Android users by searching “Brea Olinda Unified.”

Your Voice Counts! Local Control Funding and Accountability

Brea Library1 Civic Center Circle, Brea Civic & Cultural Center at Birch St. and Randolph Ave.Hours: Monday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Tuesday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Thursday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Sunday: CLOSED

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Especially for Children & FamiliesDiscover something free and fun to do with the family! Programs include Family Craft Night, Par-ent/Child Book Club, and Storytimes. Here are some upcoming highlights:Bilingual Storytime/Cuentos Bilingües — Tuesday, March 7 and April 4 at 11 a.m. Bilingual Storytime features songs and stories in both Eng-lish and Spanish, best suited for children ages 0-4. St. Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt — Friday, March 17, between 3-4:30 p.m. Wear your green and drop by to solve clues. Find all the hidden gold and get a prize! Preschool Literacy Night — Tuesday, April 25, 5:30-7:30 p.m. The Brea Library is excited to host in partnership with the Brea Olinda Uni-

fied School District, Brea Community Services, and local preschools. It’s an opportunity for preschool aged children to visit the library with their

families and participate in a variety of crafts and storytime activity centers led by local teachers, preschool directors, and library staff.

For AdultsLibrary Bingo: Read, Connect, Discover — Refresh yourself with a new book, activity, or place by joining this program affiliated with the the Library of Congress. Return your Library Bin-go card for a prize! Centers for the Book across the nation nurture and expand a culture of lit-eracy and reading.State & Federal Basic Tax Forms — Brea Li-brary has basic IRS 1040 and California 540 tax forms. Additional forms are available online at irs.gov or ftb.ca.govWomen’s History Month Film Screening — This year’s NEA Big Read is In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez. Celebrate with a free screening of the documentary Code Name: But-terflies (2009). This is the incredible story of the Mirabal sisters of the Dominican Republic, who in the 1950’s opposed the dictatorship of Rafael Tru-jillo and created a movement to resist his power.

Especially for TeensVolunteer opportunities for teens: More teens are needed for the Teen Advisory Board. Need volunteer hours? Want to be a leader in your community? Join our group and help plan activities. The Board meets on the first and third Mondays of the month.

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Brea Line summarizes Council business.

Cecilia Hupp, MayorGlenn Parker, Mayor Pro Tem

Christine Marick, Council MemberMarty Simonoff, Council MemberSteven Vargas, Council Member

Brea City Council

December 6, 2016Project FundingApproved funds to cover an additional $27,000 amendment to AKAL’s Professional Services Agreement for work related to the 57 & Lambert Road interchange.

Tracks Segments 2 & 6Awarded contracts to Los Angeles Engineering, Inc. for $1,154,641.50 and to Lucas Builders, Inc. in the amount of $2,455,433.02, and autho-rized a “Not to Exceed” amount of ten percent.

Measure M2 ReportAdopted resolution concerning Measure M2 ex-penditure report.

Traffic CalmingApproved deletion of proposed “Pork Chop” Is-land at the intersection of Carbon Canyon Road and Brea Hills Avenue from the Olinda Ranch and Blackstone Communities.

Conflict of InterestAdopted resolution amending the City Conflict of Interest Code to conform to organizational changes and current State law for designated em-ployees and officials.

Master Pay ScheduleEstablished a City of Brea Master Employee Pay Schedule in order to comply with CalPERS regula-tions and State requirements for public disclosures.

Equipment PurchaseAuthorized the purchase of a trailer mounted valve turning machine and approved purchase order to Pacific Tek for $50,320.

Transportation DocumentsAuthorized City Engineer to execute various State and Federal transportation program documents required for highway projects including street right-of-way certifications.

Budget AdjustmentsAppropriated funds for adjustments to FY 2016-17 of the Brea Public Financing Authority and Successor Agency to the Brea Redevelopment Agency Operating Budgets

December 20, 2016Election Results and ReorganizationAdopted resolution establishing the ballot count and declaring the results of the election. Con-ducted election of Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem.

Interchange FundingApproved submittal of SR-57 & Lambert Road Interchange Improvements Project to the Orange County Transportation Authority for funding un-der the Comprehensive Transportation Program.

Parking Structure EasementsApproved Grants of Easement to Southern Cali-fornia Gas and Southern California Edison for Brea Superblock I Parking Structure.

Property SaleAuthorized the sale of real properties.

January 17, 2017Status ReportReceived status update on SR-57 and Lambert Road Interchange Improvement.

Tracks AmendmentApproved amendment No. 5 to Professional Ser-vices Agreement with Ninyo and Moore for ad-ditional environmental and geotechnical services for the Tracks at Brea.

Maintenance DistrictsOrdered reports relating to annual maintenance assessment in Landscape and Lighting Mainte-nance Districts 1 through 7.

Catch BasinsAppropriated additional funding for the citywide Catch Basin Inserts Project from the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Envi-ronmental Cleanup Grant Program.

Trailview DevelopmentAccepted public improvements, released im-provement bonds, and accepted one-year war-ranty bond for 150 N. Orange Avenue for Trail-view Development.

APP AppointmentAccepted the Interview Committee’s recommen-dation to add one public member to the Art in Public Places Advisory Committee and approved the committee’s appointment.

Internal PositionsApproved resolutions adopting new job descrip-tions and salary tables for classifications of City Clerk Specialist, and Senior City Clerk Specialist; Procurement and Contracts Administrator. Amend-ed the Position Allocation List to reflect staffing changes resulting in approximately $400,000 in annual savings to the City’s General Fund.

Brea Police AssociationApproved the Memorandum Of Understanding.

Mall AmendmentAdopted resolution approving the second amendment to the Brea Mall Owner Participa-tion Agreement.

February 7, 2017CDBG FundingApproved the Fiscal Year 2017-18 application to the County of Orange for Community Develop-ment Block Grant Program funding.

Budget AdjustmentAppropriated funds to adjust the Fiscal Year 2016-17 City Operating and Capital Improvement Program Budgets. Operating Budget. Adjust-ments resulted in a net increase in expenditures and transfers-out of $403,397.

New AppointmentAdopted resolution to increase members on the Investment Advisory Committee and process to appoint accordingly.

SCE EasementApproved easement to Southern California Edison Company for electrical-line improvements associ-ated with the Brea Superblock I Parking Structure.

Legislative PlatformAdopted the City of Brea Legislative Platform for the 2017 Legislative Session.

Legacy SculptureAllocated up to $50,000 from the Public Art Trust Fund for the Centennial Legacy Sculpture by Artist Carlos Terrés.

Street RehabilitationApproved plans and specifications for the Krae-mer Blvd and Lambert Road (Phase 3) Rehabili-tation Project.

Police Department RemodelProfessional Services Agreement amended for additional services on the Police Department re-model in the amount of $5,600.

Planning StudyApproved Professional Services Agreement with PlaceWorks to prepare Central City Core planning studies.

Software AuthorizationAuthorized purchase of encryption software to allow for encrypted frequencies on all Motorola Radios and other related devices.

Bicycle CorridorApproved cooperative agreement with OCTA for the Bicycle Corridor Improvement Program Grant for The Tracks at Brea Segment 4.

Olen AgreementApproved modification of Affordable Housing Regulatory Agreement for Olen Companies.

February 21, 2017Omnibus Code UpdateApproved Zoning Ordinance and Omnibus Code update amending chapters of the Brea Municipal Code.

PEG SupportAdopted Urgency Ordinances reauthorizing the City’s Public, Education, and Governmental (PEG) Access Support Fee.

La Floresta EasementsAccepted Public Utilities, Easements for meter purpose for La Floresta Planning Area 2

Employee Ethics Code UpdateReceived and filed the Code of Ethics Policy as amended by the City Attorney and Council.

Housing RehabApproved Amendment for Single Family Rehabili-tation Program Assistance.


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A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The ForumMusical and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Book by Burt Shevelove and Larry GelbartOriginally Produced on Broadway

by Harold S. PrinceProduced by Southgate

Productions in association with The Curtis Theatre

Directed by Jon InfantePreview: March 24, 8 p.m., Tickets: $15

March 25-April 9, Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m.;

Sunday, 3 p.m. Tickets: $25-$30The funniest musical you haven’t

seen! Light, fast-paced, witty, irreverent and fun! Stephen Sondheim’s hilarious, yet

masterful romp through Ancient Rome delivers desperate lov-ers, scheming neigh-

bors and secrets behind every toga. This nonstop laugh fest, filled with plot twists and turns, cases of mistaken identity, slamming doors and a showgirl or two, makes for a riotous Broadway’s greatest musical farce is comedy tonight!

CURTIS THEATRE714-990-7722 CURTISTHEATRE.COM

Brea Civic & Cultural Center 1 Civic Center Circle, Brea

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Curtis Theatre Box Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 12 to 3 p.m. and one hour prior to show. On Saturday when there is a performance, the Box Office will also open from 12 to 3 p.m.

$25 adult ticket

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$27 adult ticket

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Registration now open!

The Curtis Theatre and Stagelight Productions present

Brea’s Youth Theatre in Disney’s The Little MermaidBrea’s Youth Theatre offers children, ages 5 through 18, a fun-filled opportunity to build confidence, develop lasting friendships and work as a team, while appearing in fully-staged musicals.

Parent Information Meeting: Monday, May 15, 7 p.m., Curtis Theatre. Learn about auditions, re-hearsals and meet Producer, Jan-ice Kraus and the production team!

Auditions & Rehearsals: Pre-Audition Workshop, Friday, May 26, 6 p.m., Auditions, Saturday, May 27, 12- 4 p.m. Participants rehearse by age group, with most rehearsals lasting 1 to 2 hours. Re-hearsals will take place each Fri-day, 6-10 p.m., Saturday, 12-4 p.m.

Performance Dates: July 13, 2017 through July 30, 2017 on

Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Friday at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, at 2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. at the Curtis Theatre.

Registration Fee: $155 (Brea Residents), $170 (Non-Brea Residents).

To Register: curtistheatre.com, or call the Brea Community Cen-ter the Brea Community 714-990-7100. The deadline to register is Wednesday, May 24, 5 p.m.

For more information: 714-990-7727 or curtistheatre.com

Rock Legends An audience customized rock concert!April 29-30, Saturday, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., Sunday, 3 p.m. Tickets: $18-$32 Part rock concert, part tribute, this electrifying, high-energy, rock n’ roll extravaganza will take you on a journey through decades of chart-topping hits. The incompa-rable Billy McGuigan (Yesterday and Today, Rave On!) returns to the Curtis with this multi-media rock and roll revue where you vote, through the power of ap-plause, for the songs you want to hear. Accompanied by world-class musicians, Rock Legends delivers a tour de force concert, from the

thrill of Elvis, Buddy and Patsy in the ’50s, the swinging ’60s of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin to the groove of the ’70s with the Bee Gee’s, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Billy Joel and Elton John to a dip into the ’80s with U2, Tom Petty and more! Don’t miss this dazzling, one-of-a-kind performance where you choose the playlist!

Alley CatsThe Greatest Hits of the ’50s and ’60sMay 13 and 14Saturday, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., Sunday, 3 p.m.

TICKETS: $16-$32


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Brea Civic & Cultural Center, 1 Civic Center Circle, Brea714-990-7731 • [email protected] • BreaGallery.com

Gallery Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 12 to 5 p.m. during an exhibition. Closed Monday, Tuesday and holidays. Admission: $3 for adults and free for ages 12 and under. Brea residents FREE.

Volunteer Opportunities at the GalleryDo you have a passion for the arts? Join our team here at the Brea Gallery and contribute to the beauty that is Brea. Volunteers can spend their time as do-cent greeters or by participating in an array of projects such as art research, exhibition prep, and special events planning. We are looking for volunteers willing to commit to one day per week or who can help with weekend events. Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at 714-990-7731 for more information.

The Birth of Motion Pictures: An Illustrated History of Silent Cinema 1910-1929Now through April 14This retrospective exhibi-tion provides a rare look into the largest compilation of silent movie posters and memorabilia. These vivid posters reflect legends in film: Chaplin, Barrymore, Swanson, Valentino, Bara, and Pickford. There are even early works from the young cartoonist, Walt Disney. Works are on loan from the private collection of Brea’s own Dwight Man-ley. Featuring exquisite, never before shown silent movie posters, an actual ‘silent Oscar,’ original post-ers from Brea’s centennial year, 1917, Academy Award winning film posters, and movie memorabilia; this show will be comprehen-sive and delightful. Silent films will be screened in the Gallery throughout the exhibition and an exhibit catalog will be available.

Visit BreaGallery.com for more info or to sign up for our email newsletter. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @breagallery.

MADE in32nd Annual

Great Gifts Available in the Brea Art Gallery Gift Shop! Check out our Gift Shop where you are sure to find a beautiful work of art for your home or a unique gift. Our selection of one-of-a-kind, handmade items includes fine jewelry, matted prints, and functional pottery by local artists. We also carry art supplies, stationary, and whimsical gifts. The Gift Shop is open Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. during an exhibition.

Art Workshop in the Gallery

Modern CalligraphyThis fun, no-pressure workshop for anyone interested in learning a new skill, picking up a fun hobby, or just looking for something fun to do with friends. In this workshop, you will explore the tools and practice the prop-er techniques of modern pointed pen calligraphy. Angi will go over every-thing from basic pen strokes to constructing and connecting letters, and styling and composition, so you can walk away with everything you need for developing your skill and style. Each student will receive a complete take-home calligraphy supply set, which includes her instructional guide book with alphabet exemplars and styling tips. All materials included. Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc3/25 Sat 1-4P 16+ $145 BAG

Mosaic VasesIn this three dimensional mosaic class, students will create a beautiful decorative vase using glass and ceramic tiles. You will make this fully functional, waterproof vase just in time to hold all of your fresh cut flowers from your garden or the farmers market. All supplies are in-cluded, so you just have to bring some design ideas and let the creativ-ity flow! This introductory level course requires no previous artistic or mosaic experience. *$25 materials fee payable to instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc3/14-3/28 Tue 6:30-9P 16+ $80* BAG

From Heaven to Earth Watercolor WorkshopIn this workshop, students will learn to break up a painting into three definitive areas: background, mid-ground, and foreground. Through demonstrations on how to paint skies, landscapes, and lakes, artist Joe Cibere will walk you through all of the stages of making a great painting in this one day workshop. *Plus supplies. Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc4/8 Sat 9:30A-3P 16+ $80* BAG

TO REGISTER MUST CALL GALLERY: 714-990-7731

May 6-June 30 Opening Reception: Saturday, May 6 from 7-9pmDiverse and extraor-dinary, this annual juried exhibition high-lights work from art-ists all over California. In its thirty-second year, Made in Califor-nia continues to invite artists in all stages of their careers to illus-trate their talents and compete for a number of awards, including the much sought-after solo show opportunity. This regional show features artwork from an extensive variety of mediums and explores creative movements happening here in the Golden State.


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714-990-7150 • BreaFRC.com

at the Brea Resource Center

BreaResourceCenter.com

Brea Community Center695 E. Madison Way

714-990-7150 • BreaResourceCenter.comMonday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

ESL— English as a Second Language Monday-Thursday, 8:30-11 a.m.Co-Sponsored by North Orange County Community College DistrictStudents learn and practice English at their own pace. This class is offered at open enrollment and class materials are provided. All levels are encouraged to attend.

Medi Cal & Food Stamp Assistance Wednesdays, 8:15 a.m.-12 p.m. —by appointment only Co-Sponsored by the Orange County Social Services AgencyDon’t let your family’s healthcare needs go un-met. New clients receive confidential and person-al assistance with your application for Medi-Cal or Food Stamps. On-site processing available in English and Spanish.

Veterans Service Assistance

Wednesdays — by appointment onlyThe Brea Veterans Service Office actively pursues the rights of veterans and de-pendents of the United States

Armed Forces to receive De-partment of Veterans Affairs benefits. Free services include benefit claims counseling and

information and referral assis-tance. Call to make an appointment.

Volunteers NeededWant to help an English learner practice their conversation skills? The Resource Center is looking for volunteers to participate in the new Conversation Club. Volunteers will not need to instruct but sim-ply engage in conversation for one hour between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. in the Brea C o m m u n i t y Center Café. Call for more details!


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Celebrate!Entertainment, raffles, and prizes. Stop by the front desk to purchase your tickets.

St. Patrick’s Day PartyFriday, March 17,10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Volunteer Recognition PartyFriday, April 14,10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Birthday PartyFriday, March 31 and April 28,11:30 a.m.By Friends Community Church

For adults ages 55+500 S. Sievers AvenueMonday - Friday: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

VisitBreaSeniorCenter.comfor the latestSenior Center news.NEWS

Call 714-990-7750 or stop by the Senior Center to register, unless otherwise indicated.

Get Moving! Page 20: SilverSneakersPage 21: 60+ section

Brea Travel GroupReservations required, 714-990-7750.

Angels vs. Texas Rangers Baseball GameThursday, April 1311:30 a.m.-5 p.m.$25 per personEnjoy a seat on the Terrace level and root for the home team as they square up against the Texas Rangers. Trans-portation, voucher for hot dog and soda inside the stadium, and shaded seats included! Don’t forget to watch the Jumbo-Tron, you just might catch the Brea Senior Center!

New Orleans April 10-14$1,699.00, based on double occupancyEnjoy a fully escorted tour with roundtrip airfare, deluxe motor coach transportation, 4 night’s accommoda-tions in the French Quarter including continental breakfast, welcome dinner, and fully narrated New Orleans City, Cemetery, Garden District, and Katrina Tour. Also included is a dinner cruise with a live jazz band, an alligator swamp boat tour, and a WWII museum, plus a Victory Theatre film.

Highlights:Free Grip Strength ScreeningThursday, March 9, 10:30 a.m.By FIT Planning Group

Spin to WinFriday, March 10, 10 a.m.Come join the fun & win great prizes!By AGA

Hula FitnessTuesday, March 28 and April 11, 11 a.m.Enjoy a great way to exercise, the hula way!

Pet TherapyFirst Wednesday of

every month10:30-11:30 a.m.

Come Be SocialJoin us for some FREE delicious socials!

St. Patty’s Day Social Wednesday, March 15, 10 a.m.By Blue Shield of California

Sweets SocialThursday, March 23, 10 a.m.By Clear Captions

Cookie SocialFriday, April 7, 10 a.m.By AGA

Senior Tax PreparationTuesdays, through April 11, 12:15-3:15Tax-aides help taxpayers, 60 years and older with low and moderate income, file tax returns. Volunteers are trained and certified to assist in filing basic schedules. Taxpayers with complex tax returns are advised to seek paid tax assistance. Restrictions apply, call 714-990-7750 to register and for information to bring.By AARP

Presentations:Cholesterol and Heart HealthTuesday, March 711-11:45 a.m.Understand Cholesterol and how it affects your body.By BeWell Pharmacy

Laugh Away Your StressThursday, March 9, 11-11:45 a.m.By FIT Planning Group

City Council UpdateThursday, March 30 and April 2011-11:45 a.m.Come learn about the happenings in the City of Brea.


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714-990-7100 • cityofbrea.net

Registration and Information

OnlineAvailable on April 4! New online registration

system coming soon.

CallCall 714-990-7100, Brea Community

Center and your information will be taken over the phone. Have a major credit card number handy.

Walk 695 E. Madison Way (corner of Randolph

and Madison) Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

MailMail your complete registration form

and payment to: City of Brea Community Services 1 Civic Center Circle Brea, CA 92821 Attn: Community Center Recreation Classes

Class/Program Locations Registration Policies• Registration accepted by mail,

online or telephone with a charge card, or in person at the Community Center until the first day of class/activity, unless otherwise specified.

• Checks are payable to “City of Brea.”

• Sliding scale non-Brea resident service fee added. Proof of resi-dency is required at registration.

• All classes subject to change or cancellation if minimum enroll-ment size is not met.

• Participant-requested withdrawals must be made at least 3 business days prior to the start of activity and are subject to $5 processing fee.

• Withdrawals/refunds are NOT available once a program begins.

Non-Brea Resident Service Fee

$100 or less. . . . . .$5 service fee$101-$200. . . . . .$10 service fee$201 plus . . . . . .$15 service fee

Brea locations:AP Arovista Park

500 W Imperial HwyBAG Brea Art Gallery

1 Civic Center Circle 714-990-7730

BCC Brea Community Center 695 E Madison Way

BCGC Brea Creek Golf Course 501 W Fir St

BJHS Brea Junior High School 400 N Brea Bl 714-990-7500

BOHS Brea Olinda High School 789 Wildcat Way

BSP Brea Sports Park 3333 Birch St 714-854-0766

CC Brea Civic Center 1 Civic Center Circle

CCP Carbon Canyon Park 4442 Carbon Canyon Rd

CHPTC Country Hills Park Tennis Courts 180 N Associated Rd

FP Founders Park 777 Skyler Way

ORP Olinda Ranch Park 4055 Carbon Canyon Rd

PH Pioneer Hall 304 W Elm St

SKF Shaolin Kung Fu 1219 W Imperial Hwy

SMA Shambhala Martial Arts 203 W Imperial Hwy

SPA Stagelight Performing Arts 740 N Brea Bl

WLD Wildcatters Park 3301 E Santa Fe Rd

Outside Brea:AIR Anaheim Ice Rink

300 W Lincoln AveAPF Acacia Park

Fullerton 1638-1698 Fullerton Creek Dr

EPA Eucalyptus Park Anaheim 100 N Quintana Dr

FCC Fullerton Community Center 340 W Commonwealth

FDP Fullerton Downtown Plaza 135 E Wilshire

FSC Fullerton Senior Center 340 W Commonwealth

HP Hillcrest Park Fullerton 1200 N Harbor Bl

JMP John Marshall Park 2001 W La Palma Ave Anaheim

PPA Pearson Park 400 N Harbor Bl Anaheim

RVP Rio Vista Park 201. N Park Vista, Anaheim

TPP Tuffree Park Placentia 2101 N Tuffree Bl Placentia

TLFH Thomas Lasorda Field House 4701 Casa Loma Ave Yorba Linda

YLCC Yorba Linda Community Center 4501 Casa Loma Ave

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Programs for Pre-SchoolersYoung Rembrandts Preschool Drawing 4 wks

This class is specifically designed with the needs of young learners in mind. Students learn to draw and develop skills that will also prepare them for Kindergarten. As students draw and color fun, fa-miliar objects, they practice following directions and staying on task. All NEW lessons. Curriculum meets California State Standards for the Visual Arts. All materials are included. *No class 5/10.

Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #5/3-5/31* Wed 3:30-4:15P 3½-5 $55 BCC 24941

Fun on the Farm 4 wksCome to the farm and learn about animals through a hands-on experience! Singing, crafts, and pony rides! What fun for little farmers! Wear closed toed shoes, long jean pants, and riding helmet. Parent participation required. Siblings must register. *$20 material fee payable to instructor at first class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/7-4/28 Fri 11A-12P 2-6 $80 ERS 249915/5-5/26 Fri 11A-12P 2-6 $80 ERS 24992

Horse Fun for Preschoolers 4 wksLearn about horses through horsemanship, hands on grooming, saddling, and riding! Wear closed toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. Parent participation required. Siblings must register. All guests must wear closed toed shoes. *$20 material fee due at the beginning of the course.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/1-4/22 Sat 12-1P 3-6 $80 ERS 249945/6-5/27 Sat 12-1P 3-6 $80 ERS 24995

Spring Tiny Tots March 27-June 16 (12 wks*)Registration for the Tiny Tots Spring Session is currently open. Enrollment packets are

available at the Brea Community Center and online at cityofbrea.net/tinytots. Children

ages 3-5 enjoy age-appropriate activi-ties and develop motor skills through

music, arts and crafts, and just plain fun! Morning classes are offered (2 or 3 days a week, 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m.), as well as one afternoon Combo class (M/W/F, 12:30-3 p.m.). Lunch Bunch extends the Tiny Tots morning classes to 2:30 p.m. Participants must be potty-trained. Junior Tiny Tots must be 3 years old by Sept. 1, 2016; Senior Tiny Tots must be 4 years old by Sept. 1, 2016. All classes are affordable and offer a payment plan for each session. No refunds unless your time slot can be filled. Questions? Call 714-990-7631. *No class Apr. 10-14.

Spring Storybook Pre-School CampYoung children (3-5 years) will experience center play, sing songs, listen to stories, make crafts, meet new playmates and have a thoroughly wonderful, three-day mini-camp ex-perience; and it gives parents a chance to have a break. You can even drop your elementary student off next door for their own adventures at the same time in the Spring Fun Club. Space is limited. Children must be potty-trained and 3 years of age by Sept. 1, 2016. To regis-ter, call 714-990-7100. No refunds unless space can be refilled. Questions? Call 714-990-7631.Dates Day Time Ages Fee Loc Class #4/11-4/13 Tue-Thu 9:30A-2P 3-5 $60 BCC 24975

Sports and Dance for TotsWebby Tumbling 7 wksEach class includes a basic warm up and stretches as well as strengthening exercises. Children then explore different gymnastics stations and equipment such as the balance beam, cartwheel mats, wedge mats, tunnels, rhythmic ribbons and more! Learn skills using obstacle courses, exciting routines and creative imagery. Develops balance, strength and coordination and older stu-dents will begin to develop body awareness and self-confidence. Our ener-getic and caring instructor provides a positive environment for all ages and levels. Parent participation encouraged for the 9 a.m. class.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/10-5/22 Mon 9-9:30A 2-3 $85 BCC 249264/10-5/22 Mon 9:30-10:15A 4-5 $85 BCC 24927

Webby Yoga 8 wksIntroduce children to the fundamentals of yoga through imagery, poses, and breathing techniques. Class helps de-

velop focusing skills and expands imaginations with use of fun class themes. A portion of each class is devoted

to basic tumbling skills related to yoga poses and practice. Increase balance, flexibility, focus, and co-ordination while encouraging children to have fun

and be creative!Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/13-6/1 Thu 4:30-5:15P 3-6 $97 BCC 24928

Infant/Toddler and Parent Creative Movement 4 wksBuild baby’s body and brain through meaningful and fun movement activi-ties. Bond and create memories with your baby! Multi-sensory props, a vari-ety of sounds and music, and engaging activities help baby explore and grow. Baby should NOT be walking for infant class. Baby should be walking for toddler class. *No class 4/12.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #Infant4/5-5/3* Wed 9:30-10:15A 2-14mo $65 SPA 249025/10-5/31 Wed 9:30-10:15A 2-14mo $65 SPA 24903Toddler4/5-5/3* Wed 10:30-11:15A 12-30mo $65 SPA 249055/10-5/31 Wed 10:30-11:15A 12-30mo $65 SPA 24906

Make Believe Acting 4 wksOur youngest actors experience a boost in confidence and improve their focus and discipline. Through storytelling, relaxation and play, students learn to listen and trust their imaginations—all while having fun! *No class 4/11.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-5/2* Tue 4:30-5:25P 4-6 $65 SPA 24899

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Preschool Dance 4 wksStudents engage in basic movement patterns set to mu-sic and nursery rhymes. Gross motor skills, working togeth-er, and having fun in this class helps build the foundation for students to be successful in dance, sports, and other movement activities. *No class 4/12.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/5-5/3* Wed 9:30-10:15A 2½-3 $65 SPA 24908

Musical Theatre Act & Dance 4 wksStudents will experience the thrill of performing like various characters through confidence-building acting games and dance combos to Broadway-style music. *No class 4/15.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/8-5/6* Sat 9-9:55A 4-6 $65 SPA 24911

Pre-Ballet/Tap I 6 wksChildren will learn basic ballet and tap steps along with the correct vocabu-lary. Class will focus on rhythm, coordination and FUN. Ballet slippers, tap shoes and basic leotard or dance attire required. Parent/Guardian must be present during class and will kindly be asked to watch the class from outside the room. Instructor: Candace Weidman.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/5-5/10 Wed 3:15-4P 3-5 $67 BCC 24871

Pre-Ballet/Tap II 6 wksFor children who have taken the Pre-Ballet/Tap I class for at least one session during the year and would like to continue to learn more challenging steps. Leotard, tights, bal-let slippers, and tap shoes required. Parent/Guardian must be present during class and

will kindly be asked to watch the class from outside the room. Instructor: Candace Weidman.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/5-5/10 Wed 4-4:45P 4-6 $67 BCC 24872

Tap/Ballet Combo Dance Class 4 wksStudents explore the excitement of tap dance and beauty of ballet through engaging and fun dance activities. Tap shoes and ballet shoes required. *No class 4/10, 4/12.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-5/1* Mon 2:30-3:25P 4-6 $65 SPA 248934/5-5/3* Wed 11:30A-12:25P 3-5 $65 SPA 24894

Pee Wee Tennis Academy 4/5 wks Welcome to the perfect tennis intro! Students learn basics of the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve, in a coordination building, fitness friendly, and fun atmosphere. Your child will love joining fun games while gaining fitness and friendships for a lifetime. Students are required to bring one can of unopened tennis balls to the first class meeting and provide their own tennis racquet. *No class 5/29.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-4/26 One Day 4:15-5P 3-6 $65 CHPTC 25007 Two Days 4:15-5P 3-6 $85 CHPTC 250105/1-5/31* One Day 4:15-5P 3-6 $80 CHPTC 25008 Two Days 4:15-5P 3-6 $95 CHPTC 25011

Anaheim ICE Skating—Parent & Me 4 wks Spend quality time with your child as you both have fun learning how to ice skate. Class fee includes one parent and one child per class. Skate rental, public skating from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. for the Tuesday class and 1-3 p.m.

for the Saturday class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week series) are included in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 4/15, 5/27.

Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #3/28-4/18 Tue 12:30-1P 3-5 $49 AIR 249654/1-4/29* Sat 11:15-11:45A 3-5 $49 AIR 249665/2-5/23 Tue 12:30-1P 3-5 $49 AIR 249675/6-6/3* Sat 11:15-11:45A 3-5 $49 AIR 24968

Anaheim ICE Skating—Tot Beginners 4 wks Watch your child smile as he or she learns how to march, glide, stop, hop, fall down, and get up properly. Skate rental, public skating from 3:30-5:30 p.m. for the Thursday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Saturday class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week session) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 4/15, 5/27.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #3/30-4/20 Thu 5-5:30P 3-5 $49 AIR 249694/1-4/29* Sat 11:15-11:45A 3-5 $49 AIR 249705/4-5/25 Thu 5-5:30P 3-5 $49 AIR 249715/6-6/3* Sat 11:15-11:45A 3-5 $49 AIR 24972

Anaheim ICE Skating—Youth Beginners 4 wks Learn to skate across the ice forward and backward, glide on one foot, stop, hop, turn, and more! Skate rental, public skating from 3:30-5:30 p.m. for the Thursday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Saturday class, and three additional pub-lic skating passes (to be used during the 4-week session) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 4/15, 5/27.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #3/30-4/20 Thu 5-5:30P 6-15 $49 AIR 249864/1-4/29* Sat 12:15-12:45P 6-15 $49 AIR 249875/4-5/25 Thu 5-5:30P 6-15 $49 AIR 249885/6-6/3* Sat 12:15-12:45P 6-15 $49 AIR 24989

Anaheim ICE Hockey Skating Skills 4 wksLearn basic skating skills necessary for ice hockey including for-ward and backward skating, stopping, and turning. Pucks and sticks are not used during this class. Skate rental, public skating from 7-9 p.m. for the Wednesday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Saturday class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week series) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class. *No class

4/15, 5/27.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #3/29-4/19 Wed 6:15-6:45P 6-15 $49 AIR 249824/1-4/29* Sat 11:45A-12:15P 6-15 $49 AIR 249835/3-5/24 Wed 6:15-6:45Pp 6-15 $49 AIR 249845/6-6/3* Sat 11:45A-12:15P 6-15 $49 AIR 24985



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Kid Safe Self-Defense One-day workshopThis seminar will show children and parents, in a non-threatening way and through ‘What if?’ scenarios, how to identify and respond to dangerous situations. Interactive demonstrations will be fun and informative. Learn about protection from abuse, abduction, and exploitation with-out becoming frightened. Parents get a checklist of simple safety measures, deterrence strategies, and solutions to minimize the chances of harm. The seminar will ignite

conversation and interaction between parents and children regarding dan-gers posed by abductors.Date Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #5/6 Sat 12-2P 12+ $20 CC 24957

Junior Karate (Beg and Adv) 8 wksLearn self-confidence, agility, and physical and mental conditioning. Teaches fundamentals of Shito-Ryu style karate with opportunity to progress in rank. A kata-dedicated class is available for enrolled junior and adult students with ranks purple/green and higher in the Plaza room from 6:30-7:30 p.m. This class is included in your regular registration fee.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #Beginning4/3-5/22 Mon 4:30-5:30P 6-15 $37 BCC 24938Advanced4/3-5/22 Mon 5:30-6:30P 6-15 $37 BCC 24940

Youth Kung Fu 4 wksStudents learn self-discipline and gain self-confidence through the practice of traditional Shao-lin Kung-Fu. They are taught strength, endurance, mental, and physical coordination while learning how to use hands and feet for de-fense. Students should wear loose-fitting clothing.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-4/25 Tue 5-6P 8-16 $55 SKF 248734/6-4/27 Thu 5-6P 8-16 $55 SKF 248744/8-4/29 Sat 10-11A 8-16 $55 SKF 248755/2-5/23 Tue 5-6P 8-16 $55 SKF 248765/4-5/25 Thu 5-6P 8-16 $55 SKF 248775/6-5/27 Sat 10-11A 8-16 $55 SKF 24878

Tae Kwon Do for Children 3 wks Not just exercise, fitness, and self-defense, Shambhala Martial Arts also teaches life skills for joyful living. All classes are taught by Shambhala Master Yang, a 7th degree Black Belt, raised and trained in Korea.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-4/20 Tue/Thu 4-4:50P 4-7 $55 SMA 249525/2-5/18 Tue/Thu 4-4:50P 4-7 $55 SMA 249536/6-6/22 Tue/Thu 4-4:50P 4-7 $55 SMA 24954

Jr. Golf 3 wksCovers grip, stance, posture, ball position, introduction to chipping and putting, irons vs. woods, rules and etiquette. Equipment provided if needed. Instructor: Jim Howe.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/5-4/19 Wed 3-4P 6-15 $45 BCGC 249175/3-5/17 Wed 3-4P 6-15 $45 BCGC 24918

After School Tennis Program 4 wksStart with great strokes like the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. We will introduce the students to great tennis games like 4-Square, Dinken, Beat the Coach, and Baseball. Come ready to learn and have fun! Each student is required to bring their own racquet and three tennis balls.Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #4/4-4/25 Tue 3-4P 1st-3rd $45 CHPTC 250034/6-4/27 Thu 3-4P 4th-6th $45 CHPTC 250045/9-5/30 Tue 3-4P 1st-3rd $45 CHPTC 250055/11-6/1 Thu 3-4P 4th-6th $45 CHPTC 25006

Junior Tennis Academy—Beginning 4/5 wks The focus is on learning the four major strokes of the game in a fun filled, fitness friendly atmosphere. Students work to establish form on the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. There are three mastery levels that students will be tested on for progress. Students will absolutely love playing drills. Begin-ners over the age of 13 should start in the Junior Tennis Academy—Inter-mediate to Advanced. Students are required to bring one can of unopened tennis balls to the first class meeting as well as provide their own tennis racquet. *No class 5/29.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-4/26 One Day 5-6P 7-13 $69 CHPTC 25013 Two Days 5-6P 7-13 $99 CHPTC 250145/1-5/31* One Day 5-6P 7-13 $86 CHPTC 25015 Two Days 5-6P 7-13 $111 CHPTC 25016

Junior Tennis Academy— Intermediate/Advanced 4/5 wks

For students who have either attained all three mastery levels in the Beginning Academy or are coming in with proper form on the major tennis strokes. Emphasis is on building stroke depend-ability to rally with proper form. This is high en-

ergy, dynamic, fitness challenging to bring students up to a level where they have tools to start playing matches. There are five mastery levels that students will be tested on for progress. Students will absolutely love playing drills. Beginning players ages 14 or older should start in this group. Students are required to bring one can of unopened tennis balls to the first class meeting as well as provide their own tennis racquet. *No class 5/29.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-4/26 One Day 6-7:30P 7-17 $79 CHPTC 25019 Two Days 6-7:30P 7-17 $115 CHPTC 250205/1-5/31* One Day 6-7:30P 7-17 $99 CHPTC 25021 Two Days 6-7:30P 7-17 $130 CHPTC 25022

Junior Semi-Private Tennis Lessons 4/5 wks Whether you’re just starting out or already able to rally from the baseline, semi-private lessons are a great environment for learning. Junior students are grouped according to level and with just 2-4 students can expect plenty of attention from the coach. One-day students may attend the 3:15-4:15 p.m. class on Mondays or Wednesdays or the 7:30-8:30 p.m. class on Mondays. Two-day students attend either the 3:15-4:15 p.m. or the 7:30-8:30 p.m. class on Mondays and the 3:15-4:15 p.m. class on Wednesdays. *No class 5/29.Dates Day Times Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-4/26 One Day varied 7-15 $99 CHPTC 25025 Two Days varied 7-15 $183 CHPTC 250265/1-5/31* One Day varied 7-15 $123 CHPTC 25027 Two Days varied 7-15 $205 CHPTC 25028

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Intro to Youth SportsThis five-week program will introduce children to a broad spectrum of sports including soccer, baseball, flag football, and basketball. The program will focus on developing coordination, agility, and move-ments that will prepare children for future sports experiences. This is now run on Saturdays and all children will be assigned designated teams with matching shirts. At the conclusion of the program, children will receive a certificate of completion. This is the perfect program for parents to find out what sport or sports their child really enjoys as dif-ferent sports will be played every week.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #5/13-6/10 Sat 11A-12P 3-7 $50 BCC 250375/13-6/10 Sat 12:15-1:15P 3-7 $50 BCC 25039


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Future Tennis Star Player’s Package 4/5 wks For students that want it all at a discounted rate. Experience the benefit of being in the Academy two days a week, plus one Small Group Tennis Clinic per week for much more focus on the details, and compete in the Round Robin Tournament once per month. The total price for these classes is $242, however this package is available for $199. Students may participate in the Brea Small Group on Mon/Wed 3:15-4:15 p.m., Mon 7:30-8:30 p.m. Round Robin Tournament is held at Carbon Canyon Park on April 15 for Session 1 and May 20 for Session 2. *No class 5/29.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-4/26 Mon/Wed varied 7-17 $199 CHPTC 250345/1-5/31* Mon/Wed varied 7-17 $223 CHPTC 25035

Pom-Pom Cheerleading Drill Team 7 wksStudents learn three skills; cheer, dance, and drill team, all in one super fun and energetic class! You will be taught jumps, kicks and turns, along with basic cheer moves choreographed into age-appropriate cheers and dances.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/10-5/22 Mon 5-5:30P 5-7 $61 BCC 248704/10-5/22 Mon 5:40-6:10P 8-15 $61 BCC 24869

Video Game Design 6 wksYou play them; now learn how to design them. Working in teams, students will learn how to cre-ate and program their own video game that they can take home and play. Computers are provided for classroom use. *$20 material fee due to in-structor first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/10-5/15 Mon 5-5:50P 8-15 $66 BCC 24920

Lego—Stop Motion Animation 6 wksMovieworkz offers a unique opportunity to explore stop motion animation. Participants will explore fundamentals of art and stop motion animation video production. Cameras and computers will be provided for classroom use. *$20 material fee due to instructor first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/10-5/15 Mon 4-4:50P 8-15 $66 BCC 24923

Introduction to Anime Drawing 6 wksAnime art is a specialized field similar to cartoon draw-ing. Students will learn the essence of anime art and will recreate their favorite anime characters and design new ones. *$20 material fee due to instructor first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/10-5/15 Mon 6-6:50P 8-15 $66 BCC 24921

Young Rembrandts Basics of Elementary and Cartoon Drawing 4 wksThis class combines essential basics of drawing and our humorous cartoon curriculum. Students will improve drawing skill, understanding of concepts, and increase art vocabulary as well as create silly characters and story se-quences that tell jokes! All NEW lessons. Curriculum meets California Stan-dards for the Visual Arts. All materials are provided. *No class 5/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #5/3-5/31* Wed 4:30-5:15P 6-12 $55 BCC 24942

MASTERPIECES with Pencils & Pastels 4 wksYour young artist will explore basic design, perspective, animal art, and por-traiture. New projects each season. *$4 supply fee payable to instructor at first class. **No class 4/20.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/6-5/4** Thu 4-5P 6-12 $50 BCC 24868

Webby Jazz & Hip Hop 8 wksChildren will learn a combination of Jazz & Hip Hop Technique. Our highly qualified instructor will introduce today’s most exciting steps with use of age appropriate music and movements. Build body awareness and self-con-fidence along with flexibility and strength while learning dance technique and skills.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/13-6/1 Thu 5:15-6P 5-10 $97 BCC 24930

Beginning Piano Keyboarding Level 1 4 wksStudents have fun learning basics of piano/keyboard playing in a group set-ting. Emphasis is placed on note recognition and theory. The goal is to play simple songs with both hands, progressing to higher levels and performing in recitals. Students must have a piano or keyboard at home for practice and may bring their own keyboard to class if they wish. Instructor: Southern California Academy of Music Staff. *No class 4/18.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-5/2* Tue 3:15-4P 7-18 $48 BCC 250545/16-6/6 Tue 3:15-4P 7-18 $48 BCC 25055

Beginning Piano Keyboarding Level 2 4 wksThis class is a continuation of level 1 and can be repeated. Students continue progress at their own pace through their piano book. Students are divided by age and level and rotate through centers consisting of workbooks, mu-sic games and time on the keyboard with instructor. Students must have a piano or keyboard at home for practice and may bring their own keyboard to class if they wish. Instructor: Southern California Academy of Music Staff. *No class 4/18.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-5/2* Tue 4-4:45P 7-18 $48 BCC 250525/16-6/6 Tue 4-4:45P 7-18 $48 BCC 25053

Rock and Roll Guitar 4 wksStudents have fun learning basics of guitar playing in a group setting. Emphasis is placed on note rec-ognition and theory. The goal is to play simple rock songs and basic chords progressing to higher levels and performing in recitals. Students must bring their own guitar to class each week. Instructor: Southern California Academy of Music Staff. *No class 4/18.

Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-5/2* Tue 4:45-5:15P 8+ $48 BCC 250565/16-6/6 Tue 4:45-5:15P 8+ $48 BCC 25057


Youth BaseballFundamentals such as hitting, fielding, throwing, and catching are taught with a strong emphasis on teamwork and sportsmanship. Games are

played at Tamarack Park. Leagues fill rapidly, so don’t delay. Fee includes team jersey, and partici-

pant trophy. Call 714-990-7171 for more information.Evaluation day for 6-12 year olds is June 19. The 3-5 year old

division will meet their coaches and participate in drills. Team jerseys will be handed out on the second day of the program. Game schedules may vary depending on the number of participants registered. *Non-Brea residents add $5.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class#6/19-8/9 Mon, Wed 9-10:10A 3-5 $70 TP 250846/19-8/9 Mon, Wed 10:30-11:40A 6-8 $70 TP 250856/19-8/9 Mon, Wed 12-1:10P 9-12 $70 TP 25086


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Youth Enrichment

Spring Fun ClubThis supercharged enrichment pro-gram offers a spring adventure for younger elementary-age children (K-3rd grade) in a smaller, safe and personable setting. Kids join friends for action-packed mornings that in-clude games, crafts, music, sports, cooking, science, playground ac-tivities, and much more! Space is limited. To register, call 714-990-7100. Questions? Call 714-990-7631. No refunds unless space can be refilled.Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #4/11-4/13 Tue-Thu 9:30A-2P K-3rd $60 BCC 24976

Spring Break Day CampKeep your youngsters busy and having fun during spring break while you work. In a safe and fun environment, children (grades K-6th) will enjoy games, sports in the gymnasium, arts and crafts, Cooking Club, and so much more! Children need to bring snacks and a lunch. Space is limited. To register, call 714-990-7100. Questions? Call 714-990-7631.Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #4/10-4/14 Mon-Fri 7A-6P K-6th $125 BCC 24977

Easter Egg HuntPre-schoolers through third grade

Saturday, April 159:00 a.m., Arovista Park

FREE candy and gifts for all children!Sponsored by the Brea Kiwanis Club

Questions? Call Dean Hall: 714-449-3362

SAVE THE DATE! Brea Day Camp 2017Summer fun begins on June 19!Registration will open on April 10, 2017Grade 1st*-6thSummer is just around the corner and regis-tration for this very popular program will be

open on April 17, 2017. Last year the Brea Day Camp sold out prior to the first day of camp, so we encourage you to plan ahead to reserve your weekly spots for another summer of making friends and having fun.

Swimming, movies, arts and crafts, cooking clubs, sports, and games are part of the weekly activities offered to encourage exercising the body—as well as challenging the mind. Weekly excursions to major amusement parks are included to enrich each camper’s summer experience!

Brea Day Camp is offered from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at $155** per week. Fees include all weekly excursions, community trips, a camp T-shirt for first time registrants and much more!

There are no additional costs. Please note that lunch is not provided except on Friday Lunch Days. Day Camp is limited to 90 campers per week and is on a first-come, first-served basis.

*Five year-olds must have completed kindergarten and be entering first grade

**If you do not live, work or go to school in Brea please add a $10 non-resident fee.

Horse Fun for Kids 4 wksLearn about horses though horsemanship, hands on grooming, saddling and riding! Wear closed toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. No unregistered siblings. Parent participation required. All guests must wear closed toed shoes. *$20 material fee due at the beginning of the course.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/1-4/22 Sat 11A-12P 7-12 $80 ERS 249975/6-5/27 Sat 11A-12P 7-12 $80 ERS 24998

The Curtis Theatre and Stagelight Productions are proud to presentBrea’s Youth Theatre in Disney’s The Little MermaidParentInformation Meeting: Monday, May 15, 7 p.m., Curtis Theatre Auditions Begins: May 26Performance Date: July 13-30 at the Curtis TheatreRegistration: $155 for Brea Residents/

$170 for Non-Residents To register, visit curtistheatre.com

Deadline to Register: Wednesday, May 24, 5 p.m., or until pro-gram reaches capacity

See page 8 of the Brea Line for more details.

Sound-Start Reading 4 wks Readwrite’s Sound Start beginning reading program can make the difference between a student who struggles or succeeds.

Specially trained teachers test, structure and implement an in-dividualized PHONICS reading program for grades K-1st. Decoding, spelling, vocabulary, comprehension and following directions are all featured in this fun-damental approach to reading. *$40 instructor fee payable at first class meeting.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #4/4-4/27 Tue/Thu 3:30-4:25P K-1st $107 FCC 249325/2-5/25 Tue/Thu 3:30-4:25P K-1st $107 FCC 24933

Reading Development 4 wks A supplementary reading program designed to improve comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and fluency. Extensive testing allows specially trained teachers to implement and teach a specific learning program for each stu-dent. Parents receive a computer printout of test results. *$40 instructor fee payable at first class meeting.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #4/4-4/27 Tue/Thu 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $107 FCC 249345/2-5/25 Tue/Thu 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $107 FCC 24935

Math Development 4 wks This comprehensive, individualized math program evaluates students and pinpoints skill gaps. The pri-mary building blocks of addition, subtraction, multipli-cation, and division are continually reinforced, building a solid foundation of fundamental knowledge, leading to in-creased confidence and growth of knowledge. Instructor: Readwrite Educa-tional Solutions. *$40 instructor fee payable at first class meeting.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #4/4-4/27 Tue/Thu 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $107 FCC 249365/2-5/25 Tue/Thu 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $107 FCC 24937


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Teen Zone (7th-12th grade)August 29, 2016-June 16, 2017 Monday-Friday • 2:30-6:30 p.m.Registration is still open!There is still time to sign up your Teen for their membership into the

City of Brea’s Teen Zone, a most exciting place to hang out every day after school! Meet new friends, and stay involved in the community. This year participants are engaged with planned weekly activities, a dedicated Teen Programs team member, and homework assistance. In addition, members of the Teen Zone have exclusive access to the Teen Zone 2 Go monthly excursion program which will feature local trips to Sky Zone, Laser Quest, park hike, cooking class, and much more. A one-time registration fee of $150* is all you need to participate for the entire 2016-2017 school year. For more information call 714-990-7179.

* For more information about Helping Hands Scholarships and Teen Zone transportation please contact the Brea Resource Center at 714-990-7158.

Sneak Preview Activity Night for 6th GradersFriday • March 24, 2017 • 6:30-9 p.m.Friday • April 21, 2017 • 6:30-9 p.m.The cost is $10 and parents will have to register their participant by 5 p.m. on the day of the activity. The activity night space is limited so sign-up early to guarantee your spot this year.Participation is restricted to those who attend 6th grade at a school within Brea city limits or those participants who live in Brea. Strict school district dress code applies to all dances. All participants must be dropped off and picked-up inside the Brea Community Center. Dance activities include, but are not limited to: DJ & dancing, free snacks, games, tournaments, contests, raffle drawings, and playing pool in the Teen Zone.

Teen Programs


Online ClassesOnline Driver’s EducationClass #24990 • Age 15+ • $48

DMV allows teens to receive their Learner’s Permit at age 15½ and a license at age 16. This class is the first required step that must be completed. This is an online course with videos, animated driving scenarios and sample test questions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures, etc. A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions. Receive DMV-approved certificate of completion. Sign up any time. Registration is on-going.


After School ProgramAugust 29, 2016-June 16, 2017 Monday-Friday • 2:30-6:30 p.m.Wednesday • 1:30-6:30 p.m.Grades K-6th

Brea’s After School Program is a program committed to providing life-enriching experiences that foster academic, physical and social development.

Program participants experience fun and exciting activities in this inclusive and positive environment. All grade levels have the opportunity to participate in the “Study Hall” experience while parents finish their day at work.

Participants will enjoy an assortment of structured activities that include gym activities, arts and crafts projects, as well as a game room with PlayStation 4, Nintendo Wii, and board games. Participants also have the opportunity to get involved in monthly cooking clubs, group fitness activities, and special presentations. In addition, the Bits N’ Bytes café offers nutritious snacks at a reasonable price.

Special theme weeks will include International Week, Arts Appreciation Week, and Fit 4 Fun Week. Register for this year-long program at the Community Center front counter for as low as $485*. Monthly payment plans are available to meet the needs of all families.

For more information about Helping Hands Scholarships and ASP transportation please contact the BRC at 714-990-7158

*If you do not live, work or go to school in Brea please add a $100 non-resident fee.

Mayor’s Youth AwardSubmittal forms for the annual Mayor’s Youth Service Award program are due no later than Monday, May 1 at 5:00 p.m. at the Brea Resource Center, located in the Brea Community Center. Students should be sure that their log is signed

by a parent, as well as volunteer supervisors. Students should remember that any hours turned in

their Junior year must be re-submitted for their Senior year award, so please plan to retain photocopies for personal reference and re-submission. For more information, please call 714-990-7152.

Summer VolunteensBrea Teens currently in grades 7th-9th can apply to be a City of Brea Volunteen! Give a total of 90-160 hours of working for one of our Community Services programs to gain work experience, help our community, and have fun. Only 20 spots are available, so the selections process is competitive. Applications will be available Wednesday, March 1, at the Brea Community Center, Brea Jr. High and Brea Olinda High School. A letter of recommendation is required as part of the application. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 3. No late applications will be accepted. For more information, please call 714-990-7152.

What is a parent to do? Your child has a day off from school, but you still have to work. We have the solution! Brea Community Center staff will supervise your children in a safe and fun-filled environment. Kids

enjoy sports, games, crafts and more. Children must bring a lunch and snacks. Questions? Call 714-990-7631. To register, call 714-990-7100. *Fee: per day for Brea residents.Date Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #3/17 Fri 7A-6P K-6th $35 BCC 24632

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695 E. Madison Way (located inside Brea Community Center) 714-990-7101 • breafitness.com

Group Exercise Classes • Cardio-Weight Room• Basketball and Volleyball Courts

Fitness CenterAll cities welcome!

SUNDAY8-8:55 a.m.

Cycle9-9:55 a.m.BodyPump

10-10:55 a.m.Zumba

11 a.m.-12 p.m.Yoga

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY8-8:55 a.m.

Low Impact8-8:55 a.m.

Zumba9-10 a.m.

BodyPump10:30-11:30 a.m.

SilverSneakers®

MSROM

QuikFit12-1 p.m.

Yoga4:30-5:15 p.m.Cycle Express5:30-6:25 p.m.Circuit Sport

**5:30-6:25 p.m.PiYo

6:30-7:25 p.m. BodyPump

**6:30-7:25 p.m.Cycle

7:30-8:25 p.m.Yoga

**7:30-8:30 p.m.Foam Rolling8:30-9:30 p.m.

Zumba

6-7 a.m.BodyPump8-8:55 a.m.


Zumba10-10:55 a.m.

Cycle

QuikFit11-11:55 a.m.

SilverSneakers® Circuit

12-1 p.m.Yoga

4:30-5:25 p.m.Cycle Circuit5:30-6:25 p.m.HIIT/Kickbox6:30-7:25 p.m.

Zumba7:30-8:30 p.m.

Yoga

8-8:55 a.m.Pilates

8:30-9:30 a.m.Outdoor Cycle

9-10 a.m.BodyPump

10:15-11:15 a.m.Yoga

QuikFit*12-1 p.m.Zumba

1:15-2:15 p.m.SilverSneakers®

4:30-5:25 p.m.BodyPump

7-7:55 a.m.Cycle

8-8:55 a.m.BodyPump9-9:55 a.m.

Zumba10-10:55 a.m.

Cycle11-11:55 a.m.

Yoga12-1 p.m.

U-JAM Fitness

Classes subject to change.

For the most current schedule, visit the website or stop by the front counter.

Art Studio classes, Zumba, U-JAM, and Cardio Kick require pass reservations.

** Held in Art Studio and requires pass in front counter.

6-7 a.m.BodyPump8-8:55 a.m.


Zumba10-10:55 a.m.Super Sculpt

QuikFit11 a.m.-11:55 a.m.

Cycle12-1 p.m.Pilates

1:15-2:15 p.m.SilverSneakers

Circuit

4:30-5:25 p.m.Zumba

5:30-6:25 p.m.BodyPump

6:30-7:25 p.m.Cardio Kick

7:30-8:30 p.m.Pop Pilates

8-8:55 a.m.SilverSneakers®

9-9:55 a.m.Cardio Kick10-10:55 a.m.

SilverSneakers®

QuikFit11-11:55 a.m.

Zumba12-1 p.m.

BodyPump1:15-2:15 p.m.

Restorative Yoga4:30-5:25 p.m.

Step-Abs-Sculpt5:30-6:25 p.m.

Cycle**5:30-6:25 p.m.

Yoga6:30-7:25 p.m.Get Pumped7:30-8:30 p.m.

Zumba

Group Exercise Class Schedule

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Community Center HoursMon-Fri.............. 6 am-10 pmSat & Sun ....... 7 am-4:30 pm

Daily Drop-In FeesSeniors (60 & up) ......... $3*Adults (19-59) ..................$4*Teens (13-18) ............... $3*Youth (6-12) ............ $1.50*QuikFit .......................... $3*(11:30 am-1:30 pm weekdays)

Annual Fitness Pass FeesSeniors (60 & up) .....$162*Adults (19-59) ..........$231*Teens (13-18) ...........$138*Family PLAN 1 ............$402* 2 adults + 4 children under 18Family PLAN 2 ............$462* 3 adults + 3 children under 18* Price listed is for those who live, work or attend school in Brea. Call for non-resident fees, 714-990-7101. Photo ID re-quired on first visit.

$2.50 per hour, per child.Ages 18 months – 12 yearsMon-Thu: 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 4:30-8 p.m.Fri: 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 4:30-7:30 p.m.Sat: 8 a.m.-1 p.m.; Sun: CLOSEDInfant care for 3 – 18 monthsMon-Fri: 8:30-11 a.m.

Kidwatch is for children of adults attending BCC programs. Parent must remain on the premises.

Purchase a membership and treat yourself to a year of relaxing full-body massages provided by Licensed Massage Therapist at the Brea

Fitness Center. Discounted yearly membership rate of $40 per month for a one-hour massage plus receive an additional complimentary

massage on your birthday (must be used during the birthday month). Non-membership rates for a one-hour massage are offered at the low

rate of $45. Aromatherapy and hot stones available.

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Fitness Center

National Senior Health and Fitness Day 2017Save the date! National Senior Fitness testing day will take place on Wednesday, May 31 at the Brea Community Center. Join the Brea Fitness team in the nation’s largest annual health promotion event for older adults!

Pilates Reformer with Certified Pilates Instructors Seonag and ArlindaInvigorates the body, lifts your spirits and motivates the mind. Get a full body workout emphasizing body awareness and posture, bal-ance and flexibility, building strength from the inside out. BCC Corrective Exercise Special-ists are certified in pre and post-natal fitness and are experienced with the de-conditioned population, professional athletes and dancers, cancer patients and those wanting to enhance their fitness program. All levels welcome. For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7740 to schedule an appointment.

Personal TrainingThe Brea Fitness Center personal trainers develop exercise programs that will help you reach your goals. A combination of cardiovascular and resis-tance training will be incorporated into each workout. All levels are wel-come. Call DJ for a complimentary fitness consultation at 714-990-7110 to schedule an appointment.

Power Training ClubMondays • 9-10 a.m. • $20 drop in • BCC • 14+

Join Nike Training Coach and certified personal trainer Tanya Loscutoff, in this fun and effec-tive, results driven fitness ex-perience. Whether you want to shred excess body fat, increase strength, or simply improve your health and well-being, this

program is for you. New sessions begin each month! For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7101.

Beginner Fitness Training 101Tue/Thu • 8-9 a.m. • $79 monthly/$15 drop in BCC • 14+Join Michael Duralde, ACE-CPT and construct your fitness foundation with an exercise program designed for those new to fitness or giving up your hiatus. Whether the goal is to rid yourself of excess body fat, gain strength, increase flexibility, the end result is the same; progress! First, learn to control the body and results will follow. Come participate in this fun and safe environment! New sessions begin each month. Visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7110 for more information.

The Brea Movement$79 monthly unlimited classes/$12 drop in BCC and Arovista Park • 14+

Join The Brea Movement, outdoor workout with highly qualified Movement Specialist, Michael Duralde ACE-CPT and Associates for an exclusive, re-sults driven exercise program designed for all fitness levels. Experience a unique total body workout designed to increase muscular strength and endur-ance, as well as joint mobil-ity and stability. Improve your quality of life, and overall level

of fitness no matter where you start. Don’t wish for it…work for it! New sessions begin each month! Join the Movement six days a week. Evening, afternoon, and morning times available. Visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7110 for class times and dates.

TRX Suspension Training$10 per class • BCCJoin the Brea Community Center’s TRX Qualified Trainers Melissa Gifford, Mike Duralde, Jennifer Scrofini and DJ Alegre for a revolutionary method of training using leveraged bodyweight. Lose weight, increase muscle tone and mobility and see fast full body results with TRX. “The Pursuit of Better.” For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7110.

Spring Circuit SportSaturdays • April 1, 15, 22 and 29 • 8-9 a.m. $40 series/$15 drop in • BCCJoin Jennifer Scrofini, TRX and AFFA certified instructor, for a safe and effec-tive total body workout. This unique workout includes Boxing, TRX, Battle Ropes, Agility Ladders, and Kettle Bells. For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7110.

You may be eligible for a FREE fitness membership through SilverSneakers® or Silver & Fit® Active Aging Fitness Programs offered at the Brea Community Center!

Many Insurance plans support various fitness and wellness programs which are designed to help the active aging achieve better health through regular exercise. Reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, strengthen bones and muscles, improve balance and help prevent falls. See fitness schedule for a variety of classes offered. For more information or to check insurance eligibility, call 714-990-7101.

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Adult Sports and FitnessMen’s Flag FootballFlag football is played in a fast-action style, where everyone

is an eligible receiver. This is an 8-team league that plays on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Spots fill up fast so do not let this

opportunity to join pass you by. The fee for a season is $400, plus a $50 forfeit fee with a $25 per game official fee.

5-on-5 Men’s BasketballRegistration packets are currently available for the Sunday league 5-on-5 play at the Brea Community Center! Teams are placed in divisions according to skill level through evaluation games. There are two leagues, one on Thurs-day night and one on Sunday night. Cost per team is $385, plus a $50 forfeit fee and $25 per game per team referee fees.

Coed SoftballRegistration packets are currently available for the coed softball league. Games will be played on Monday nights at both the Brea Sports Park and the Brea Junior High School. Cost per team is $450, plus a $30 forfeit fee (refundable if team does not forfeit) and $15 cash per game/per team referee fee.

Coed Volleyball League Our Coed Adult volleyball league is currently taking teams and individuals who are interested in being on a wait list. The season has just begun so we are currently not accepting registration packets. Matches are played at the Brea Commu-nity Center on Tuesday nights. Leagues are classified as upper, lower and intermediate divisions, and you will be evaluated to de-termine what division best suits you and your team. The entry fee is $285, plus a $20 forfeit fee and $10 per game per team referee fee.

Women’s Volleyball LeagueMonday night is Ladies Night at the Brea Community Center. We have an eight team volleyball league that plays an 11-week season and are currently accepting teams. The entry fee is $285 plus a $20 forfeit fee and a $10 per game official’s fee. Form a team and come join in on the fun.

Men’s SoftballThe league plays at least 11 games at the Brea Sports Park during Sunday nights on Field #2. The current sea-son is underway, but we are taking interested team man-agers for the next season, which will begin in late June. Cost for the Men’s Softball League is $450 with a $15 official’s fee per game.

*Note: Registration is accepted for complete teams on a first-come, first-serve basis. Call 714-990-7171 for more information, or for any indi-vidual players to be placed on an interest list. Include your name, plus a phone number and email address as contact points.


FREE Activities for 60+Classes require registration but most are free. Come to Pioneer Hall to participate! For more information, please call 714-990-7750.

Yoga ClassLow lmpact Yoga for any level of experience.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Tue 8:30-9:30A 60+ FREE PH

Tai Chi Exercise ClassA Chinese health exercise popularly known as the “no sweat” mental and physical exercise. All movements are slow, relaxed, circular and help improve balance, joints and muscles. Develop a calmer mind and nervous system.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Mon/Fri 8:30-9:30A 60+ FREE PHOngoing Wed 8:30-9:30A 60+ FREE PH

Health and Wellness Fitness Practice general balance and reflex, resistance training, stretching ex-ercises and other simple routines. Instructor from the North Orange County Community College District Older Adults Program.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Tue 10A-12P 60+ FREE PHOngoing Thu 9:30-11:30A 60+ FREE PH

Line DancingDancing the country way is also fun exercise! The first 40 minutes is geared toward beginners with the remainder of the class for intermedi-ate participants.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Mon 1-3P 60+ FREE PH

Table TennisThe Brea Senior Table Tennis group is dedicated to health through exercise and improved flexibility. Players of all levels are welcome. *Quarterly payment of $16 for Brea resident. $28 quarterly payment for non-Brea resident.Dates Day Time Age Fee* LocOngoing Tue/Wed/Thu 1-4P 60+ $16 PH

Longevity Stick Exercise ClassA regimen of 12 movements to improve balance, flexibility, strength, mental focus, breathing capacity and vitality. This exercise can be done sitting or standing.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Wed 9-10A 60+ FREE PHOngoing Fri 10-11A 60+ FREE PH

Zumba® GoldZumba Gold modifies the formula to suit an active older participant with exhilarating, easy-to-follow moves in an invigorating, party-like atmosphere.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Wed 10:30-11:30A 60+ FREE PHOngoing Fri 11A-1P 60+ FREE PH

Better Balance ClassPractice general balance, exercises and other routines. Instructor from the North Orange County Community College District Older Adults Program.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Mon 10A-12P 60+ FREE PH

Drop In Basketball and Volleyball Day Time Daily Fee

Volleyball Wed 6-10P $4 ($5 for non-Brea residents)

Basketball Mon-Fri 11:30A-2P $3 ($4 for non-Brea residents) Mon 6-9P $4 Fri 6-10P $4 Sat 7-10:30A $4 Sun 8-11A $4

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Fight Like a Girl— Women’s Self-Defense One-day workshopThis is a comprehensive seminar covering practical and effective self-defense techniques geared toward women. Course content is based on the psychology of victim avoid-ance combined with effective grappling, striking, and es-capes utilized in martial arts. Women will be empowered with tools and know-how to improve their awareness in order to avoid dangerous situations.

Date Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #5/13 Sat 12-2P 12+ $35 CC 24958

Adult Karate 8 wksLearn self-confidence, agility, and physical and mental conditioning. Teaches fundamentals of Shito-Ryu style karate with opportunity to progress in rank. A kata-dedicated class is available for enrolled junior and adult students with ranks purple/green and higher in the Plaza room from 6:30-7:30 p.m. This class is included in your regular registration fee.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-5/22 Mon 7:30-8:30P 15+ $37 BCC 24939

Adult Kung Fu 4 wksStudents will learn self-discipline and gain self-confidence through the prac-tice of traditional Shao-lin Kung Fu. They will be taught strength, endurance, and coordination techniques that will bring them long-term personal devel-opment of mental, emotional, and physical capacities. Students must wear loose-fitting clothing.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-4/24 Mon 6-7P 17-55 $55 SKF 248824/5-4/26 Wed 6-7P 17-55 $55 SKF 248834/8-4/29 Sat 11A-12P 17-55 $55 SKF 248845/3-5/24 Wed 6-7P 17-55 $55 SKF 248855/5-5/26 Fri 6-7P 17-55 $55 SKF 248865/6-5/27 Sat 11A-12P 17-55 $55 SKF 24887

Adult Semi-Private Tennis Lessons 4 wksWhether you’re just starting out or already able to rally from the baseline, the semi-private lesson is a great environment for learning. Adult students will be grouped according to level and with just 2-4 students they can expect plenty of attention from the coach while learning a sport that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/5-4/26 Wed 7:30-8:30P 16+ $89 CHPTC 250315/3-5/31 Wed 7:30-8:30P 16+ $111 CHPTC 25032

Adult Golf Swing 3 wksA three week class for the beginning to in-termediate golfer. Work on fundamentals and practice methods. Equipment will be provided if necessary. Short Game and More Class—Covers grip, stance, posture, ball position, introduction to chipping and put-

ting, irons vs. woods, rules and etiquette. Clubs provided on request.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class # 4/1-4/15 Sat 9-10A 16+ $45 BCGC 249145/6-5/20 Sat 9-10A 16+ $45 BCGC 24915

Anaheim ICE Skating—Adult Beginners 4 wksBeginning ice skating made fun and easy! Learn to skate across the ice for-ward and backward, glide on one foot, stop, hop, turn, and more! Skate rental, public skating from 7-9 p.m. for the Wednesday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Saturday class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week series) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 min-utes early to the first class and dress warm.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #3/29-4/19 Wed 7-7:30P 16+ $49 AIR 249783/30-4/20 Thu 12:30-1P 16+ $49 AIR 249795/3-5/24 Wed 7-7:30P 16+ $49 AIR 249805/4-5/25 Thu 12:30-1P 16+ $49 AIR 24981

Ballroom Dance—Beginning 6 wksLearn the basics of standard social dances such as swing, waltz, cha-cha, foxtrot, and tango. Instructor: Gail Abrahamson.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/10-5/15 Mon 8-9:30P 15+ $77 BCC 24891

Ballroom Dance—Intermediate 6 wksIf you mastered the basics, join the next level of standard social dances such as swing, waltz, cha-cha, foxtrot, and tango. Instructor: Gail Abrahamson.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/10-5/15 Mon 6:30-8P 15+ $77 BCC 24892

West Coast Swing— Beginning/Intermediate 8 wksTake your swing dancing to the next level. Class

will review basic West Coast Swing dance steps and continue with new socially popular steps, including whips and tucks. Previous swing dance experience and partner required. *No class 4/26, 5/31.

Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/5-6/7* Wed 6:30-7:30P 18+ $50 TLFH 24955

The Bride and Groom’s First Dance 4 wksStart off your marriage on the right foot! This class provides basic instruction for the wedding couple to present a traditional and memorable first dance. Participants will learn to elegantly enter and exit the dance floor for the wed-ding dance. Class is also appropriate for members of the wedding party to prepare for the father-daughter or mother-son dance. Bring CD of selected music to class. *No class 4/18.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/4-5/2* Tue 8:40-9:40P 18+ $50 TLFH 24956

Modern Calligraphy One-day workshopThis fun, no-pressure workshop for anyone interested in learning a new skill, picking up a fun hobby, or just looking for something fun to do with friends. In this workshop, you will explore the tools and practice the proper techniques of modern pointed pen calligra-phy. Angi will go over everything from basic pen strokes to constructing and connecting letters, and styling and composition, so you can walk away with everything you need for developing your skill and style. Each student

will receive a complete take-home calligraphy supply set, which includes her in-structional guide book with alphabet exemplars and styling tips. All materials in-cluded. MUST CALL THE ART GALLERY TO REGISTER: 714-990-7731.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc3/25 Sat 1-4P 16+ $145 BAG

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Adult Acting 4 wksWhether a beginner or seasoned professional, this class covers the funda-mentals of acting, breaking down a scene, working moment to moment, cold reading skills, on camera work, and much more. Actors will learn or perfect how to deliver raw, truthful performances in a fun, supportive environment. No matter what age you are or how experienced you are, if you want to play some make-believe, or brush up on some public speaking, this class is for you. *No class 4/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #4/3-5/1* Mon 8:30-9:30P 18+ $65 SPA 248965/8-5/29 Mon 8:30-9:30P 18+ $65 SPA 24897

Adult Piano 4 wksWish you had learned the piano? Learn to play at your own pace in a group setting. Class size is limited to six adults, so register early. Individual keyboards are provided during class time; how-ever, participants must have access to a keyboard or piano to practice on outside of class. Instruc-

tor: Southern California Music Academy Staff. *$20 cash material fee is pay-able to the instructor for an instructional book. **No class 4/18.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/4-5/2** Tue 5:15-6p 18+ $48 BCC 250484/4-5/2** Tue 6-6:45p 18+ $48 BCC 250495/16-6/6 Tue 5:15-6p 18+ $48 BCC 250505/16-6/6 Tue 6-6:45p 18+ $48 BCC 25051

Dog Obedience Training 7 wksObedience training can make your dog a more enjoy-

able member of your family, and a better citizen of his community! This class, for all breeds of dogs over 5 months (larger breeds ok at 4 months), will cover

all Novice A.K.C obedience exercises: heel, automatic sit, sit-stay, down-stay, stand for inspection, and come. Corrections

for various behavior problems will be included. Class located at Tuffree Park. Trophies and certificates awarded at graduation. Please bring a lawn chair, *$10 materials/insurance fee (includes training manual) and current shot records to first meeting to be held WITHOUT dogs. Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/12-5/24 Wed 7:30-8:30P 10+ $103 TPP 24963

Dog Manners “Crash Course” 4 wks How are you and your dog getting along? What about your dog and the neigh-bors? Accomplish training goals and get behavior problems under control in just four weeks! Exercises include: controlled walking on a leash, sit and down on command, sit-stay, down-stay, and come commands. Bad habits (de-structive chewing, jumping on people, etc.) will be addressed. For dogs four months or older with current vaccinations. Dogs attend all meetings. Pre-registration is required so we may brief you prior to first class. Class located at Acacia Park.*$5 insurance fee payable to the instructor at the first meeting.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/8-4/29 Sat 3:30-4:45P 10+ $87 APF 24959

Puppy Kindergarten 6 wksStart your new puppy out on the right paw! For puppies 2-5 months. Estab-lish good manners and valuable socialization skills at an early age. Class in-cludes puppy care, topics such as housebreaking, teething problems, health-care pointers, and introduces basic obedience commands. Class located at Tuffree Park. Bring vaccination records and *$10 materials fee (includes training manual) to first orientation meeting to be held WITHOUT PUPPIES.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/12-5/17 Wed 6:30-7:30P 10+ $91 TPP 24962

Become Slender with Hypnosis 4 wksSlimming down with hypnosis is easy, safe, and comfortable. No diet or de-privation is involved. Instead, use the natural ability of your own mind to change the habits and behaviors that have led to weight problems and cre-ate the success and satisfaction that make you feel good about yourself and add quality to your life. Pillow/blanket/mat optional. Instructor: Pamela J. Schmidt, M.S. For more information, visit life-enhancing-hypnosis.com. *An accompanying CD is recommended and available in class for $13.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/4-4/25 Tue 7:30-9P 18+ $53 YLCC 24950

Become a Nonsmoker with Hypnosis 2 wksSave your breath—and your money. For less than the cost of a carton of cigarettes, you can use the natural ability of your own mind to claim your free-dom to be a nonsmoker. Hypnosis is one of the easiest and most comfortable ways to accomplish this success. For all of the important reasons, sign up today! Pillow/blanket/mat optional. visit life-enhancing-hypnosis.com. Instructor: Pamela J. Schmidt, M.S. *An accompanying CD is recom-

mended and available in class for $13.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #5/9-5/16 Tue 7:30-9P 18+ $33 BCC 24951

Horse Fun for Adults 4 wksLearn about horses through horsemanship, hands on grooming, saddling, and riding! Wear close toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. All guests must wear close toed shoes. *$20 material fee due at the begin-ning of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #4/1-4/22 Sat 3-4P 13+ $80 ERS 250005/6-5/27 Sat 3-4P 13+ $80 ERS 25001

Mosaic Vases 3 wksIn this three dimensional mosaic class, students will create a beautiful deco-rative vase using glass and ceramic tiles. You will make this fully functional, waterproof vase just in time to hold all of your fresh cut flowers from your garden or the farmers market. All supplies are included, so you just have to bring some design ideas and let the creativity flow! This introductory level course requires no previous artistic or mosaic experience. All materials in-cluded. MUST CALL THE ART GALLERY TO REGISTER: 714-990-7731.*$25 materials fee payable to instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc3/14-3/28 Tue 6:30-9P 16+ $80* BAG

From Heaven to Earth Watercolor Workshop One-day workshopIn this workshop, students will learn to break up a painting into three defini-tive areas: background, mid-ground, and foreground. Through demonstra-tions on how to paint skies, landscapes, and lakes, artist Joe Cibere will walk you through all of the stages of making a great painting in this one day workshop. *Plus supplies. MUST CALL THE ART GALLERY TO REGIS-TER: 714-990-7731.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc4/8 Sat 9:30A-3P 16+ $80* BAG


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Unique, one-of-a-kind crafts, seasonal and year round gifts and décor, wearable art, jewelry, florals, baby items, tasty goodies, and much more from over 250 vendors!