2019 Winter Spring Guide

BELMONTPARKS & RECREATION

2019 WINTER/SPRING ACTIVITY GUIDE
www.belmont.gov/parksandrec
Enhancing
the Quality
of Life
for the
Community.

CREATING MEMORIES

Have your next wedding, party, conference, or any special event in one of our beautiful facilities.
www.belmont.gov/rentals

TWIN PINES SENIOR & COMMUNITY CENTER

20 Twin Pines Lane
• 250 people max
• 3,500sf
• Largest facility, adjacent to the Meadow
• Industrial-style kitchen
• Spacious patio

TWIN PINES LODGE

40 Twin Pines Lane
• 125 people max
• 2,500sf
• Charming venue nestled among the

trees
• Kitchen
• Large patio

TWIN PINES MANOR

10 Twin Pines Lane
• 75 people max
• 1,967sf
• Elegant, historical building for adult parties and events
• Rental includes first floor only

SPORTS COMPLEX CONFERENCE CENTER

550 Island Parkway
• 170 people max
• 2,500sf
• Large space with bay and trail views
• Adjacent to athletic fields and creek

TWIN PINES COTTAGE

7 Cottage Lane
• 35 people max
• 500sf
• Cozy venue with creek views
• Kitchen
• Patio

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PICNIC AREAS

ALEXANDER PARK PICNIC AREA

400 Block of Yorkshire Way

• Saturday & Sunday rental only
• Located at the northern region of the park
• 6 picnic tables, 1 barbeque, horseshoe stakes

included with rental
• Restrooms on site
• Tennis courts, basketball court, playground nearby

BUCKEYE PICNIC AREA

(AT TWIN PINES PARK)

• Situated directly across from the playground
• 10 picnic tables
• Large brick barbecue grill.
• Restrooms nearby
• Grass area nearby
• Playground nearby
• Additional picnic tables nearby

MEADOW

(AT TWIN PINES PARK)

• Friday, Saturday & Sunday rental only
• Adjacent to the Twin Pines Senior & Community Center
• 6 picnic tables and large barbecue grill
• Public restrooms available near Buckeye
• Large, shaded grass area
• Stage included with rental
• Senior & Community Center restrooms are not

available for Meadow rentals

REDWOOD PICNIC AREA

(AT TWIN PINES PARK)
• Largest group picnic area
• Located in the farthest area of the park, across

a foot bridge over the creek
• 14 picnic tables, 3 large barbecue grills
• Restrooms on site
• Playground nearby
• Volleyball posts and horseshoe stakes on site

and equipment available for rent

Picnic area reservations are available online.
Online reservations must be made at least 14 days in advance.

Reservation time is from 8am-8pm.

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Parks & Recreation Directory

Parks & Recreation Director Brigitte Shearer [email protected]
Parks Manager Daniel Ourtiague [email protected]
Recreation Manager George Brunson [email protected]
Youth & Teen Supervisor Michael Moran [email protected]
Adult Services Supervisor Cheri Handley [email protected]
Preschool Supervisor Linda Steenman [email protected]
Recreation Coordinator Andrea De Lara [email protected]
Recreation Coordinator Jeffrey Giacoletto [email protected]
Recreation Specialist II Chris Bates [email protected]
Facilities Coordinator Carina Cortes [email protected]
Administrative Assistant Karen Clark [email protected]
Office Assistant II Valery González [email protected]

Main Office

30 Twin Pines Lane
Twin Pines Park

Belmont, CA 94002
(650) 595-7441

[email protected]

Monday - Friday
8am - 5pm

Winter-Spring Closure Dates:
Nov 22-23, Dec 24-Jan 1,

Jan 21, Feb 18

Park & Rec Commission

Chair Karl Mittelstadt

Vice Chair Craig Michaels

Commissioner Rich Bortoli City Council Meetings

Commissioner Thaddeus Block 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 7pm
Council Chambers, City Hall
Commissioner Craig Michaels
Please visit www.belmont.gov for
Commissioner Chuck Cotten more information on councilmembers,
minutes, etc.
Commissioner Nicki Fox

Youth Commissioner Sam Hosmer

Youth Commissioner Andres Raddavero

Meetings - 1st Wednesdays, 7pm
Council Chambers, City Hall

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Table of Contents
For activities from December through April

RENTALS .................................................2

PRESCHOOLERS ...................................6

YOUTH & TEENS ...................................8 Director’s Note
NEW Aquatics/Camp SOAR early reg. ...................8 “You’ll never be bored if you try something
new. There’s really no limit to what you can
Arts & Crafts ...........................................................10 do.” What perfect inspiration from Dr. Seuss for
Dance ..........................................................................12 the coming year. The Parks & Recreation Depart-
Enrichment ...............................................................15 ment’s mission to Enhance the Quality of Life for
S.T.E.M. .......................................................................16 the Community gives us plenty of room to try
Sports .......................................................................18 new things. In this Winter/ Spring Activity Guide,
Theater ......................................................................20 we’re pleased to announce several new events,
NEW Spring Break/Ski Week Camps ..............21 camps, and classes to keep your family engaged
and active in 2019.
ADULTS ................................................22 Looking for a Spring Break or Ski Week camp?
Arts & Crafts ..........................................................22 We’ve got it! Want to plan summer camp weeks
Health & Fitness ..................................................24 now so you can check it off your to do list? We’re
Lifelong Learning ................................................27 ready to accept your registrations beginning
January 9th (and there’s even a limited time 10%
ADULTS 50+ .........................................29 early bird discount). Want some one-on-one time
Enrichment ...............................................................29 with your child? The traditional Father/ Daugh-
Health & Fitness ....................................................31 ter Dance is now complemented by a “Mom & Me
Services at Twin Pines ........................................32 Memory Box Workshop” in our Kids Carpentry
Services in Belmont ..........................................34 classroom at Barrett. Want to limit screen time
on a Saturday? Join us at a ‘Gone Fishing’ event
PARKS .......................................,...........35 this spring at Water Dog Lake or a Trail Hike at
Hidden Canyon.
COMMUNITY EVENTS .........................36 Our Activity Guide is filled with oodles of
NEW Mom & Me Workshop ......................................37 favorite classes and activities for all ages, and our
parks and hiking trails await your exploration.
Santa at the Firehouse ....................................37 Maybe 2019 is the year you try something new!
Father Daughter Dance ....................................38 There’s really no limit to what you can do!!
Fishing Basics .......................................................38 Brigitte Shearer,
Teen Homework Center ....................................39
NEW Trail Hiking Basics ............................................39 Parks & Recreation Director

LOCAL AGENCIES DIRECTORY ...............41

REGISTRATION ....................................42
CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICIES ........43

I hereby absolve the City of Belmont, its employees, independent contractors and officers from all liability
that may arise as a result of my participation in any of the programs, classes, or events included in the
Activity Guide or otherwise offered by the City of Belmont. Additionally, I/we agree to allow use of my/
participant’s photograph(s) and video(s) for Parks and Recreation program online and print publicity.

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Belmont Parks & Recreation’s

Community Learning Center

Preschool & Day CareOur Goals• Encourage the development of creativity.
• Provide a happy learning and growing experience.
• Promote a healthy self-concept.
• Provide activities designed to meet children’s needs,
interests and abilities.

What we offer The Community Learning Center program
Our program offers child care to fit your schedule. We have includes Multilingual Enrichment in the
full-time, part-time and preschool program options. Our curriculum. Languages include Spanish,
program is designed to provide children with the oppor- Hindi, and Tagalog.
tunity to experience the satisfaction of learning and the
warmth of friendship. Activities provide growth in such ar-
eas as language, numbers, music, social skills, and the arts.
A balance between structured activities and self-direct-
ed play is incorporated into the young child’s day. Serving
Peninsula families since 1982.

Location
Barrett Community Center, Rooms 5, 8 & 9
1835 Belburn Dr., Belmont, CA 94002
For any additional information, please call the
Community Learning Center at (650) 595-7448.

Preschool Director - Linda Steenman
Preschool License # 410509243

It's hard to believe, but the BCLC has been part of our family for 5 years! We couldn't ask for better teach-
ers; you've helped both our kids to grow and learn so much. We so appreciate all that you do. -D. Brill

Classification Preschool Program Tuition Resident Non-Resident
Ages/Times $1369 monthly

Full-Time Program 2.5 - 5 yrs Monday-Friday $1235 monthly
Between the operation hours of 7am & 6pm

Mon, Wed, Fri 2.5 - 5yrs 9am - 12noon $523 monthly $581 monthly

Tues, Thurs 2.5 - 5yrs 9am - 12noon $456 monthly $509 monthly

Hourly Care 2.5 - 5 yrs. Must be pre-scheduled $22 hourly $27 hourly
monthly with hours approved by Director.

Enrollment Fee 2.5 - 5yrs $133 per child $151 per child

Children withdrawn from the program for a period greater than 4 months must resubmit
enrollment fee. A 5% discount will be given to families with 2 or more children.

6 For cancellation and refund policies, see page 43.
 

PRESCHOOL

GYMNASTICS MOMMY/DADDY & ME SOCCER

Encourage your preschooler to develop his/her gross Introduce your toddler to the world’s most popular sport!
motor skills, confidence, strength, coordination, and As you participate together in our fun, age-appropriate
personal awareness through basic gymnastic skills and activities, your child will be developing their large motor
exercise. Students will do tumbling, use bars, beam and skills and socialization skills. The fun happens on the field,
vault. For safety, non-enrolled siblings are NOT allowed and parents are a part of the action! Each child receives a
on gym floor. Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Rainout hotline: 1-888-372-5803.

FEE: $145 Resident, $165 Non-resident (8 classes) AGE: 2-3.5 years with parent *No class on 5/25
INSTRUCTOR: San Mateo Gymnastics Staff Tue 10:00-10:30am 1/29-3/19 #1012
LOCATION: San Mateo Gymnastics TumbleTown Tue 10:00-10:30am 4/16-6/4 #1013 NEW
601 Harbor Blvd, Belmont, (650) 622-4125. Sat 11:55-12:25pm 2/2-3/23
Sat 11:55-12:25pm 4/20-6/15 DAY
AGE: 2-3 years (With one parent/adult per child)
Thu 10-10:45am 1/3-2/21 #1000 #1014
#1015

Thu 10-10:45am 2/28-4/18 #1001 See Fees & Locations below
Thu 10-10:45am 4/25-6/13 #1002
TOT SOCCER
Fri 9-9:45am 1/4-2/22 #1003
Fri 9-9:45am 3/1-4/19 #1004 Tots enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids!
Fri 9-9:45am 4/26-6/14 #1005 Encourages large motor skill development through fun
soccer games and introduces small children to the group
AGE: 3-5 years setting. All participants receive a soccer jersey! Shin guards
Wed 10:30-11:15am 1/2-2/20 are required after the first meeting.
Wed 10:30-11:15am 2/27-4/17
Wed 10:30-11:15am 4/24-6/12 #1006 AGE: 3.5-4 yrs *No class on 5/25
#1007 Tue 10:40-11:10am 1/29-3/19 #1016
#1008 Tue 10:40-11:10am 4/16-6/4 #1017 NEW

Thu 11-11:45am 1/3-2/21 #1009 Sat 9:10-9:40am 2/2-3/23 DAY
Thu 11-11:45am 2/28-4/18 #1010 Sat 9:10-9:40am 4/20-6/15
Thu 11-11:45am 4/25-6/13 #1011 #1018
#1019

SEE PROEN-SPCAHGOEO1L0D! ANCE FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (8 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff
LOCATIONS: Tue - Barrett Community Center
Sat - Cipriani Elementary School

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the class starts will be cancelled.

Stepping Stone Enrichment Academy

♦ Mandarin Immersion Afterschool Care

♦ Sunday Mandarin Classes (NEW)

♦ Site: Barrett Community Center, Room 1, 2, 3, 22, F

Limited Spots Open!

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (650)455-2048 WWW.sseaSchool.com

Let Bilingual Broaden your child’s horizon above and beyond…

www.belmont.gov/register | (650) 595-7441 | [email protected]

Aquatics at Carlmont High School
NEW EARLY ONLINE REGISTRATION! Opens February 1, 2019

ONLINE REGISTRATION PROCESS:

1. Read the Class Level descriptions & prerequisites to determine your child’s initial placement.
2. Select Session (date range) and note it on your registration.
3. Select a time under your child’s level and note the class code number on your registration.
4. List a 2nd choice in case your 1st choice is full; in this case, you will be notified by phone.

NOTE: Online registrations can be done at www.belmont.gov/register

Monday-Friday Lesson Schedule
Session I Session II Session III
Dates: 6/17-6/28 7/1-7/12 (closed 7/4) 7/15-7/26 INSTRUCTORS: Belmont Parks & Recreation
Resident Fee: $100 $95 $100 Certified Aquatics Staff
Non-Res. Fee: $110 $105 $110 LOCATION: Carlmont High School Pool,
Pre-Swim Team Prep: fees available online 1400 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont

Pre-Beginner I Level IV

This class is designed to familiarize students with Instruction includes refinement of front crawl and back crawl,
water safety and enhance a feeling of comfort in the alternate kicks for treading water, basics of breaststroke,
pool. sidestroke, turns, diving, endurance-building, introduction to
PREREQUISITES: 3-5 years old and 24” shoulder CPR, rescue breathing and other safety skills.
height with no previous experience. PREREQUISITES: Level III skills at twice the distance;
demonstrate front and back crawl for 10 yards, elementary
Pre-Beginner II backstroke for 5 yards, basic dive and treading water.

This class will further develop students’ knowledge Level V
of water safety and increase the development of
water skills. Instruction focuses on alternate breathing, stride jump,
PREREQUISITES: 3-5 years old and completed swimming for distances, open turns, increased endurance
Pre-Beginner I or can front float and swim 15 feet on and skill treading water, feet-first surface dives and advanced
stomach. safety skills.
PREREQUISITES: Level IV skills at twice the distance;
Level I demonstrate front and back crawl for 20 yd, elementary
backstroke for 10 yd, and breaststroke and sidestroke for 5 yd.
This class helps students feel comfortable in the
water while creating a solid foundation of Pre-Swim Team Prep (45min)
aquatic safety skills.
PREREQUISITES: Pre-Beginner II skills or 6 years old This class is for students who have successfully completed
with no previous experience. Level V. Instruction includes enhanced efficiency and stroke
mechanics, endurance and conditioning, repetitive drills to
Level II develop the ability to swim continuously for 500 yards using
a combination of strokes and treading water for 5 min.
Instruction includes rhythmic breathing, floating, PREREQUISITES: Must have passed Level V with the ability
finning, arm strokes, turning over, deep water explo- to demonstrate all Level V requirements, swim continuously
ration, retrieve underwater objects and safety skills. for 100 yd (4 lengths of the pool) and tread water for 2 min.
PREREQUISITES: Level I skills or demonstrate front
and back float. Swim Lesson Times

Level III Level-specific times and class codes at www.belmont.gov/register

Instruction includes front crawl, back crawl, elementary AM: 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30
backstroke, treading water, diving, bobbing and safety skills. PM: 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30
PREREQUISITES: Level II skills and adjusted to deep water; Pre-Swim Team Prep: 10:10am, 3:10pm, 4:10pm
demonstrate front and back crawl for 5 yards.

Lap & Recreation Swim Preview

June 17- Aug 2 (*closed 7/4)

Lap Swim: Mon-Fri Noon-2:50pm
Recreation Swim: Mon-Fri 1:00-2:50pm

8 For cancellation and refund policies, see page 43.

Camp SOAR

Go on an adventure with us this summer! Each week of Camp Summer Outdoor Adventure Recreation, campers will experience
games, crafts, water play, silly songs, making friends and learning in the beautiful natural setting of Twin Pines Park.
Be sure to sign up for Extended Care! More info including prices online at www.belmont.gov/youthandteens

NEW EARLY REGISTRATION BEGINS 1/9/19 with a 10% DISCOUNT until 2/28

HAWKS (K-2ND) 7:30am-2pm* or 7:30am-5pm

PARTIAL DAY: $240 Resident, $250 Non-resident WEEK 3 - PARTIAL DAY: $210 Resident, $220 Non-resident
*Partial Day Wednesdays now end at 4pm due to field trip schedule
FULL DAY: $285 Resident, $295 Non-resident WEEK 3 - FULL DAY: $255 Resident, $265 Non-resident

EAGLES (3RD-5TH) 7:30am-5pm
FULL DAY: $285 Resident, $295 Non-resident WEEK 3 - FULL DAY: $255 Resident, $265 Non-resident

Week 1: LYMPIC WEEK Week 5: Disney and Friends
Bring your team spirit for some fun and competitive Olympic
games! Campers will light up the Olympic torch, make flags, and Pirates? Princesses? Magical Animals? Dress up as your favorite
play for gold medals. Hawks will race off to Magic Mountain enchanted fantasy character for this week of camp! Activities
Playground and Eagles will sprint to Emerald Hills Golfland for include a camp wide pajama day with a movie. Hawks and
the field trip. Let the games begin! Eagles will voyage over to Bel-Mateo Bowl.
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/15-7/19 #2021
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 6/17-6/21 �2017 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/15-7/19 #2013
Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/17-6/21 #2009 Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/15-7/19 #2005
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/17-6/21 #2001

Week 2: Color Me Crazy Week 6: Adventures of the W rld!

Brighten up your week with colors of the rainbow! Activities will Pack your bags and discover the world in a week! Campers will
include tie dye, spin art and a color run. Hawks will color their way experience the cultures of every continent by creating their
to CuriOdyssey and the Eagles will paint the way to Rockin Jump. very own camp passport, and completing a camp wide
Bring your A game for the Color Wars competition! Amazing Race! The weekly field trip has Hawks traveling to
Happy Hollow and Eagles sightseeing the Shoreline Lake.
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 6/24-6/28 #2018
Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/24-6/28 #2010 Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/22-7/26 #2022
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 6/24-6/28 #2002 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/22-7/26 #2014
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/22-7/26 #2006
*Week 3: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
Dress up in your supersuit to save Belmont! Master the skills to Week 7: Under the Sea
become a spy through undercover training and top secret
missions. Hawks will patrol Pump It Up while Eagles will defend Dive into a fun week at camp by learning more about sea
Laser Quest for the field trip. Don’t forget to bring your mask and creatures! Aquatic activities include water games, sand slime
cape! *No camp on July 4. and a visit from an aquarium on wheels. For the weekly field
trip, Hawks and Eagles will paddle over to Aqua Adventure.
Come discover the animals of the ocean!

*Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/1-7/5 #2019 Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/29-8/2 #2023
*Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/1-7/5 #2011 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/29-8/2 #2015
*Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/1-7/5 #2003 Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/29-8/2 #2007

Week 4: Wild Wild West Week 8: Mad Science

Have you ever wondered what life was like during the American Show off your love for science with a week full of experiments
frontier? Campers will go back in time and sift for gold, line dance, and a special guest visit from a real Mad Scientist. Hawks and
and meet farm animals. Hawks will mosey on over to Blackberry Eagles will get to enhance their knowledge of science at the
Farm and Eagles will experience the old west at the San Francisco Children’s Discovery Museum for the weekly field trip.
Zoo.
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 8/5-8/9 #2024
Hawks - Partial Day Mon-Fri 7/8-7/12 #2020 Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 8/5-8/9 #2016
Hawks - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/8-7/12 #2012 Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 8/5-8/9 #2008
Eagles - Full Day Mon-Fri 7/8-7/12 #2004

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ts YOUTH & TEENS
Arts & Craf LET’S PAINT! NEW TIMES ART IN THE PARK NEW

Welcome to the wonderful world of line, form and color! We INSTRUCTOR: Lascaux Academy Staff
will use non-toxic, water-based paints, markers, and colored LOCATION: Twin Pines Park, Buckeye Picnic Area
pencils. We learn art vocabulary, practice color mixing, develop *No class on 2/18- 2/22, 4/1-4/19
hand-eye coordination and have fun using our imagination to
create unique works of art. We experiment with a variety of art
tools and techniques. Art makes kids smart! AGE: 4-6 years
A preschool class for kids that introduces them to singing,
story time, play acting, educational toys, and painting under
AGE: 5-11 years *No class on 2/20 and 4/3 the trees.
FEE: $199 Resident, $219 Non-Resident (20 classes) FEE: $520 Resident, $540 Non-Resident (13 classes)
LAB FEE: $20, payable to instructor
INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Dwyer
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Rm 17 Tue 8:30-10:30am 1/5-5/7 #1035
Thu 8:30-10:30am 1/17-5/9 #1037

Wed 1:30-2:45pm 1/9-6/5 #1028 AGE: 7-17 years
Wed 3:00-4:15pm 1/9-6/5 #1029 A botany class for youth that introduces them to the art be-
Wed 4:30-5:45pm 1/9-6/5 #1030 hind the local trees and vegetation in the area. Each student
will be given a watercolor kit and sketchbook and asked to
BEGINNING CALLIGRAPHY NEW draw, paint, and identify the various plants, animals, trees,
insects, etc. in the park.
Take a break from texting and learn calligraphy, the art of FEE: $780 Resident, $800 Non-Resident (13 classes)
beautiful writing! Calligraphy is a visual art related to cursive
writing. Feel calm and focused as you join alphabet letters Tue 11am-2pm 1/15-5/7 #1040
together using flowing strokes. Develop penmanship skills and Thu 11am-2pm 1/17-5/9 #1042
express yourself using a broad-edged calligraphy pen and ink on
paper. Add distinction to your signature and surprise friends and KIDS CARPENTRY
family with hand-written notes.
We have taught thousands of children the safe use of wood-
AGE: 8-12 years *No class 2/21 and 4/4 working with hand tools. After first building a sanding block
FEE: $199 Resident, $219 Non-Resident (20 classes) and supertop, kids may choose from a wide variety of fun
LAB FEE: $20 payable to instructor at 1st class. projects including: boats, clocks, games, trucks, doll furni-
INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Dwyer ture, and more. New projects for returning kids! Children are
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Rm 17 introduced to concepts of applied math, problem-solving, fine
motor skills, and feel empowered to become independent
Thur 3:00-4:15pm 1/10-6/6 #1031 thinkers.

JUNIOR CHEFS COOKING AGE: 5-12 years *No class 2/20 and 4/3
FEE: $189 Resident, $209 Non-Resident (8 classes)
Join us as we provide junior chefs with the tools necessary to LAB FEE: $40 payable to instructor at 1st class.
create, cook, and learn. With new recipes, our curriculum covers INSTRUCTOR: John Tust, Kids Carpentry Staff
nutrition, seasonal cooking, knife skills, the purpose of core LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room 4
ingredients, and the many cultural aspects of food. Your junior
chef will develop critical life skills, all while making new friends Session 1
and having a blast! Wed 1:30-2:45pm
Wed 3-4:15pm
AGE: 6-13 years Wed 4:30-5:45pm 1/9-3/6 #1044
FEE: $264 Resident, $284 Non-resident (10 classes) 1/9-3/6 #1045
LAB FEE: $100 payable to instructor at 1st class. 1/9-3/6 #1046
INSTRUCTOR: Junior Chef Stars Staff
LOCATION: Twin Pines Lodge Session 2 #1047
Wed 1:30-2:45pm 3/20-5/15 #1048
Tue 3:45-5:00pm 1/22-3/26 #1032 Wed 3-4:15pm 3/20-5/15 #1049
Tue 3:45-5:00pm 4/9-6/11 #1033 Wed 4:30-5:45pm 3/20-5/15

SEMI-PRIVATE PIANO CLASSES AGE: 5-8 years *No class on 1/21, 2/18, 5/27
FEE: $270 Resident, $290 Non-resident (6 classes)
Our goal is to make the learning experience logical and inspiring. INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey Piano Staff
This curriculum (made by Elena Orduyan) provides the structure LOCATION: 720 El Camino Real, Belmont Room 401
while allowing children to interact and be engaged with each
other. Students will learn dozens of fun tunes and songs in com- Mon 5:30-6:30pm 1/14-3/4 #1050
bination with theory concepts such as the rhythm, mapping the Mon 5:30-6:30pm 3/11-4/15 #1051
fingers, directions on the keyboard, music alphabet and more! Mon 5:30-6:30pm 4/22-6/3 #1052

10 For cancellation and refund policies, see page 43.

YOUTH & TEENS A
VALENTINE’S PARTY NEW
CONCEPT TO CREATION rts & Crafts
Young designers come celebrate in our bright, fun, fully
Learn to design, sketch, and sew your own fashions in our bright, equipped sewing studio while your parents are out on date
fun, fully equiped sewing studio. You decide on the fabrics and night! We will sew love-themed accessories or decor while en-
trims that will make your vision come alive. You will learn to op- joying refreshments. Price includes all materials.
erate a sewing machine, cut, sew, and complete your project,
then step out onto the runway in the final fashion show to strut
your stuff! Price includes all materials. *No class 2/16-2/23. AGE: 8-11 years FEE: $60 Resident, $80 Non-Resident
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Moyce
LOCATION: 850 Emmett Ave, Belmont
FEE: $370 Resident, $390 Non-resident (8 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Moyce
LOCATION: 850 Emmett Ave, Belmont Thu 2/14 7-10pm #1059

Ages 10-17 1/8-3/5 #1053 MOTHER’S DAY WORKSHOP NEW
Tue 4:00-5:30pm 1/10-3/7 #1054
Thu 4:00-5:30pm Design and sew a special gift for that special person - your
MOM! Laptop case? Make-up bag? Purse? Oven mitt and apron?
Ages 8-11 1/9-3/6 #1055 All materials will be provided. Surprise your mom with a hand
Wed 2:00-3:30pm 1/9-3/6 #1056 made gift this year while having fun with friends in our bright,
Wed 4:00-5:30pm 1/11-3/8 #1057 fun, fully equiped sewing studio!
Fri 4:00-5:30pm
AGE: 8-11 years FEE: $90 Resident, $110 Non-Resident
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Moyce
Ages 8-17 LOCATION: 850 Emmett Ave, Belmont
Sat 10:00-12:00pm 1/12-3/2 #1058

Sat 5/11 1-5pm #1060

REGISTER EARLY!
Classes that don’t

meet the mini-
mum requirement

1 week before the

class starts will be
cancelled.

YOUTH & TEENS Dance

IRISH DANCING IRISH DANCING NEW

Introduces Irish Dance with an emphasis on basic footwork, The Dillon Magh Adhair Academy of Irish Dance is a world-
rhythm, and technique. Students will learn basic choreography renowned, award-winning Irish Dancing School with classes
all while training on coordination, flexibility, posture, and the offered exclusively across Northern California. Our Academy
structure of Irish music and dance. Students will leave with the prides itself on offering one of the most forward-thinking
knowledge of Irish culture while enjoying the liveliness and and comprehensive Irish Dance programs in America. Our
social atmosphere of the class. Instructor Jennifer Corry has dancers, from ages 3+, are taught everything from soft and
danced for over 21 years and is a certified TCRG (Irish dance hard shoe solo dance, to ceili, figure choreography, dance
teacher) with the DMA Academy in the Bay area. drama and show dancing. *No class 4/19
*No class 4/17 FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (22 classes)
FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (22 classes) INSTRUCTOR: Dillon Magh Adhair Academy
INSTRUCTOR: Jennifer Corry LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Room G
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, MU Room
Age: 5-10 Age: 4-9 1/11-6/14 #1063
Wed 2:30-3:00pm 1/9-6/12 #1061 Fri 3:15-4:15pm
Age: 11-14
Wed 3:00-3:30pm 1/9-6/12 #1062 Age: 10-15 1/11-6/14 #1064
Fri 4:15-5:15pm

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nce YOUTH & TEENS

Da HeartBeat Dance Academy offers a complete dance program featuring ballet, hip hop, jazz,
tap and lyrical for beginning through competitive level. HeartBeat classes are ongoing from
HEARTBEAT September through June. Dancers may join at the beginning of each month until January.

dance Registration for all dancers is set up as a Monthly Auto-Payment Plan. The option to pay
in full for the year is also available. Dancers enrolled in 4 classes may take additional
ACADEMY classes at no extra cost. Free classes will be the lowest priced classes.

Go to www.heartbeatdanceacademy.com for the latest schedule and more information.

HeartBeat Dance Academy Monthly Tuition

Class Duration Resident Fee Non-Res Fee

1 Hour 15 Min (2x week) $165 $179

1 Hour (2x week) $132 $144

1 Hour $66 $72

45 Min $50 $55

30 Min $35 $38

Refund Policy:

*If a participant wishes to withdraw from a class they must notify

HBDA before the 25th of the month prior to withdrawal.

*$35 registration fee is non-refundable.

*No refunds or credit vouchers will be issued AFTER the month

has begun.

*No refunds or credit vouchers will be issued for the $2.50 online

processing fee.

PRE-SCHOOL DANCE

We believe the pre-school years are critical in a child’s development. Care is taken to not only teach correct skills, but also to instill a
love for dance and music. Our classes teach musicality and large motor and listening skills in addition to basic dance technique. We do
this with a positive, fun, and creative approach to engage the dancers and help foster a love for dance. Care is taken to place dancers in
the appropriate level class, not only by age, but also by their own development.

Dance Discovery AGE: 3-4 (45 min) Mini Hip-Hop AGE: 5-7
For the first time dancer. This class will begin to teach the very Dancers will learn fun, beginning hip-hop moves and
basics of dance movement and introduce musicality to students dance routines in this high energy class. (45min)
in a very creative and fun environment.
Thu 3-3:45pm Wed 3-3:45pm Fri 3:45-4:30pm Sat 9-9:45am

Pre-Ballet AGE: 4-5 (45 min) Tiny Tumbling AGE: 5-7
For the first time dancer, covering very basic dance technique.
Dancers will learn the very basics of acrobatic movement
Tue 3:45-4:30pm Sat 9-9:45am and floorwork in a fun gymnastics-style class. (45min)

Advanced Pre-Ballet i AGE: 5-6 Sat 10-10:45am

This class focuses on ballet technique. No experience needed. Tiny Tap AGE: 4-6
Dancers learn the basics of tap technique in a fun,
Wed 3:45-4:45pm high-energy class.

Advanced Pre-Ballet ii AGE: 6-7 Wed 4-4:45pm

This class focuses on ballet technique. One year experience Jr. Jazz Tap AGE: 5-7
required.
Mon 4:45-5:45pm This class explores basic jazz and tap technique.
Tue 3:45-4:45pm

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JAZZ
TAP nce
A popular style of dance that has evolved over the years to in-
clude different styles of jazz dance. Classes are one hour long. A popular style of dance that has been around for many years.
Classes will focus on solid tap technique foundation, honoring
No experience required: and respecting the past while keeping current with today's style
Jazz i and technique.
AGE: 7-10 Jazz i Teen
AGE: 11-18 No experience required:

Mon 4:45-5:45pm Tue 5:45-6:45pm Tap i AGE: 7-10 Tap i Teen/Adult AGE: 11+

Adult Jazz Fri 4:45-5:45pm Tue 6:45-7:45pm

AGE: 18+
Thu 6:45-7:45pm
Teacher recommendation required:

Teacher recommendation required: Tap ii Tap ii Teen/Adult AGE: 11+
Jazz ii Jazz iv
Thur 3:45-4:45pm Tue 6:45-7:45pm Fri 5:45-6:45pm Wed 4:45-5:45pm

Jazz ii teen Jazz iv teen Tap iii Tap iv
AGE: 11-18 AGE: 13-18
Mon 4:45-5:45pm Tue 6:45-7:45pm Wed 5:45-6:45pm Fri 3:45-4:45pm

Tap v
Wed 7-8pm
Jazz iii Jazz iv/v
Mon 5:45-6:45pm Tue 7:45-8:45pm

Jazz iii/iv Jazz v

Mon 5:45-6:45pm Tue 6:45-7:45pm

BALLET

Ballet helps to instill grace and proper placement in all forms of dance. Dancers will learn classical ballet steps and movements em-

phasizing proper form, placement, alignment, and terminology.

No experience required: Teacher recommendation required:
Ballet i Ballet ii Pre-Pointe AGE: 10+ (30min)
AGE: 8-10 Wed 3:45-4:45pm For dancers who currently take ballet 2x per
Mon 3:45-4:45pm
week. This class focuses on developing foot
Ballet i Teen AGE: 11-18 Ballet iii (2x week) strength needed for pointe work.
Tue 5:45 - 6:15pm
Thu 3:45–4:45pm Mon/Wed 4:45-5:45pm Thu 5:45 - 6:15pm

Ballet technique AGE: 9+ Ballet iii/iv(2x week) Pointe

Focusing on proper alignment, place- Tue/Thu 4:45–5:45pm For those who have had ballet training 2x a
ment, and technique. This class does
not participate in the annual show. Ballet iv (1hr 15min) week for a minimum of 4 years.
Mon 3:45-4:45pm Pointe I/II Tue/Thu 6:15-6:45pm (30min)
(2x week) Pointe III Mon 7:00–7:45pm (45min)
Tue/Thu 4:45 – 6pm/4:30-5:45pm

Ballet v (1hr 15min)

Mon/Wed 5:45 – 7pm

CONDITIONING

These classes are for experienced dancers only (teacher recommendation required). Classes focus on building strength, endurance,
and flexibility. They will also focus on learning and developing skills required for more advanced turn and leap sequences.

Conditioning i AGE: 8-18 Conditioning ii Conditioning iii Conditioning iv Conditioning v

Must be taken with a jazz or Mon 3:45-4:45pm Tue 3:45 -4:45pm Mon 4:45-5:45pm Tue 5:45-6:45pm
lyrical class.
Mon 3:45-4:45pm

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ACROBATICS

A dance acrobatics class that focuses on developing acrobatic skills required in so many dance styles today. Classes will also be focusing
on injury prevention and strength building. All tumbling is done after a proper warmup and utilizing floor mats for dancer’s safety. Class
sizes are also managed for safety.

No experience required: Teacher recommendation required: Acro Conditioning
Acrobatics ii Acrobatics iv
Acrobatics i AGE: 8-10 Tue 4:45-5:45pm Thu 4:45-5:45pm Wed 5:45-6:15pm (level III+)
Fri 4:45-5:45pm Thu 5:45-6:45pm Thu 4:15-4:45pm (level III+)
Tue 3:45-4:45pm
Fri 3:45-4:45pm Acrobatics iii Acrobatics v
Sat 1:00-2:00pm
Wed 4:45-5:45pm Thu 6:45-7:45pm
Acro I Teen AGE:11-18 Fri 5:45-6:45pm

Sat 11-12pm

Acro II Teen AGE: 11-18

Sat 12:00-1:00pm

HIP HOP

A dance form that utilizes some of the latest moves that are now popular and featured on TV and dance videos.

No experience required: Teacher recommendation required: Hip Hop Int/Adv AGE: 10-13

Hip Hop Beginning AGE: 8-12 Hip Hop Intermediate AGE: 8-12 Fri 5:15-6:15pm

Fri 3:45-4:45pm Fri 4:45-5:45pm Hip Hop Int Teen AGE: 13-18
Fri 5:45-6:45pm
Sat 9:45-10:45am Hip Hop Advanced AGE: 13-15 Thu 5:45-6:45pm

Hip Hop Beg. Teen AGE: 13-18 Wed 7:15-8:15pm

Thu 5:45-6:45pm Hip Hop Advanced Teen AGE: 15+

Adult Hip Hop AGE: 18+ Thu 6:45-7:45pm

Fri 6:15-7:15pm LYRICAL

Lyrical is a beautiful dance form that utilizes ballet, jazz, and mod-
ern styles to express music through dance. It is based on ballet
movements set to more contemporary music. Dancers will learn
proper form and alignment through our warm-up exercises.

Lyrical i No experience required:

AGE: 7-10 Lyrical i AGE: 8-12
Wed 4:45-5:45pm Sat 10:45-11:45pm

Lyrical i Teen AGE: 11-18 Teen Contemporary AGE: 11+
Mon 7:45-8:45pm Thur 7:45-8:45pm

Teacher recommendation required:

Lyrical ii Lyrical iv

Wed 5:45-6:45pm Mon 6:45-7:45pm

Lyrical ii Teen AGE: 11-18 Lyrical iv Teen

Mon 6:45-7:45pm Mon 6:45-7:45pm

Lyrical iii Lyrical iv/v

Thu 4:45-5:45pm Wed 6:45-7:45pm

Lyrical iii/iv Lyrical V

Thu 6:45-7:45 Wed 7:45-8:45pm

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RUSSIAN FOR BEGINNERS chment
This fun and entertaining class will help younger students to
improve and maintain Russian-language speaking, read-
ing and writing skills. Our program introduces students to
Russian literature and poetry through carefully designed ex-
ercises and games. Phonetic techniques and correct pronun-
ciation will be taught. We have small classes; up to six kids
only and we tailor our program to each student’s interests
and needs.

FEE: $200 Resident, $220 Non-resident (7 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey staff
LOCATION: Digital Monkey School, 720 El Camino Real, #302

Age 4-5 1/13-2/24 #1071
Sun 9-10am

Age 6-8 1/13-2/24 #1072
Sun 10-11am

Calling all parents of 5-12 year-olds! Parents, would you like a ADVANCED PUBLIC SPEAKING & DEBATE
relaxing night to yourselves or a chance to do some shopping
without the kids while they hang out with your favorite recre- Being able to communicate effectively & confidently has im-
ation staff? We’ll have arts & crafts and games, provide a yum- measurable benefits in students’ lives. This class helps stu-
my dinner and dessert, and end the night with a kid-friendly dents structure their thoughts to express their opinions
movie. effectively and build confidence. We also teach how to write
AGE: 5-12 speeches and debates in 6 easy steps using a structured
FEE: $40 per class (discount $10.00 for each additional sibling) format.
INSTRUCTOR: City of Belmont Staff AGE: 8-13
LOCATION: The Lodge, 40 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont FEE: $208 Resident, $228 Non-resident (10 classes)
Fri 5:00-11:00pm 2/1 #1069 INSTRUCTOR: Gurus Education Staff
Fri 5:00-11:00pm 3/1 #1070 LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Rm E
Fri 6:00-7:00pm 1/11-3/15 #1067
WRITING & SPEAKING SKILLS
&MADSETBEARTSE OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
How do you combine fun and learning confidence and
creativity? Using projects such as creating stories from pic- This is an excellent course to build student’s confidence as well
tures, writing rhyming poems, and defining strange objects, as preparing for joining their competitive Debate or Speech
this course is fun & useful. We even break down writing and Teams in middle/high schools. This masters-level course
presenting in six easy steps! The students work on their ideas, teaches students parliamentary and L-D debate formats. It
structure them, and express them confidently. With interesting develops an in-depth knowledge of writing, presenting per-
topics and aids such as props, stories, jokes and pictures, we suasive, informative and impromptu speeches. The students
make learning easy and exciting! research on the debate topics and practice in class.
AGE: 10-13
AGE: 6-9 FEE: $208 Resident, $228 Non-resident (10 classes)
FEE: $208 Resident, $228 Non-resident (10 classes) INSTRUCTOR: Gurus Education Staff
INSTRUCTOR: Gurus Education Staff LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Rm E
LOCATION: Barrett Community Center, Rm E Fri 6:00-7:00pm 3/29-5/31 #1068

Fri 5:00-6:00pm 1/11-3/15 #1065
Fri 5:00-6:00pm 3/29-5/31 #1066

REGISTER EARLY! Classes that don’t meet

the minimum requirement 1 week before

the class starts will be cancelled.

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S.t.e. CODING FOR KIDS NEW INTRO TO GAME DEVELOPMENT

Looking for your child to be a ‘code-ey’? We believe technology Learn 3D modeling and animation; build a custom player char-
education expands creativity and emphasizes logical reason- acter, items and powerups; program custom behaviors, events,
ing. We start from Scratch and graduate to Python depending triggers, and game rules. Use creativity and imagination and de-
on your child’s level. We create a strong foundation and help velop 3-dimensional perception, cognitive skills, and fine motor
kids practice making coding easy, hoping to create young data skills. Our program promotes use of logic and concepts of math
scientists by the end of each course. in a fun and comprehensive way. Perfect for complete beginners

AGE: 9-15 years *No class on 2/19 and 4/2 and experienced video game enthusiasts.

LAB FEE: $45 payable to instructor at 1st class. AGE: 6-12 years *No class 2/21 and 4/4
INSTRUCTOR: Silconvalley4U Staff FEE: $175 Resident, $195 Non-resident (7 classes)
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey Staff

FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-Resident (10 classes) LOCATION: Digital Monkey School, 720 El Camino Real, #302

Tue 4:00-5:30pm 1/8-3/19 #1073 Thur 5-6pm 1/10-2/28 #1078

FEE: $320 Resident, $340 Non-Resident (9 classes) Thur 5-6pm 3/7-4/25 #1079

Tue 4:00-5:30pm 3/26-5/28 #1074 3D INTRO TO GAME DEVELOPMENT

3D PRINTING WORKSHOP NEW Learn to build custom platformer levels with puzzles, enemies,
power-ups and treasures. Students will control objectives, rules
Join us for an enriching, fun learning session to understand and behavior via micro-scripting. Students will also learn the
the basics of 3D printing. This course will teach you the basics techniques of project management. Perfect for complete begin-
of 3D modeling and printing, converting images to 3D mod- ners and experienced video game enthusiasts. Digital Monkey
els, and critical basic concepts. The course will uncover the School uses a unique proprietary technology. Each student has
core processes behind 3D printing and reveal one of the most their own work station.
powerful capabilities of the 3D printing revolution-that it’s
accessible to anyone.
AGE: 6-12 years *No class 2/22, 4/5
FEE: $175 Resident, $195 Non-resident (7 classes)
AGE: 7-15 years *No class on 2/20 and 4/3 INSTRUCTOR: Digital Monkey Staff
LAB FEE: $45 payable to instructor at 1st class. LOCATION: Digital Monkey School, 720 El Camino Real, #302
INSTRUCTOR: Silconvalley4U Staff
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane
Fri 6-7pm 1/11-3/1 #1080
Fri 6-7pm 3/8-4/26 #1081
FEE: $350 Resident, $370 Non-Resident (10 classes)
Wed 4:00-5:30pm 1/9-3/20 #1075

FEE: $320 Resident, $340 Non-Resident (9 classes)
Wed 4:00-5:30pm 3/27-5/29 #1076

AP COMP SCI BOOT CAMP NEW

This course will prepare students for the AP Computer Science
A Exam. Our mentors are experienced industry experts in Java
and Computer Science and come from top schools like Stan-
ford, UC Berkeley, and the Univ. of Washington with a proven
track record of training and developing applications!
Topics covered: Object-Oriented Program Design, Standard
Operations and Algorithms, Program Implementation and
much more!

AGE: 14-17 years *No class on 4/5 TECH N ME WEBSITE DESIGN NEW
FEE: $475 Resident, $495 Non-Resident (10 classes)
LAB FEE: $50 payable to instructor at 1st class. Ever wonder how developers build cool websites such as
INSTRUCTOR: Silconvalley4U Staff Facebook or Instagram? Learn how to make your own website
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane from scratch using HTML and JavaScript.

Fri 5:00-7:30pm 2/22-5/3 #1077 AGE: 6-13 years
FEE: $135 Resident, $155 Non-resident (4 classes)
tRhEeGmISiTnEiRmEuAmRLrYe!qCuliarsesmesenthta1twdeoenk’tbmefeoerte INSTRUCTOR: Megha Salpekar, Mega Math
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont
the class starts will be cancelled.
Wed 1:45-2:45pm 2/5 - 2/26 #1089

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.e.m.
STOP-MOTION MINECRAFT ANIMATION NEW

Get ready to use cameras and Minecraft characters to create
amazing stop-motion animation movies! Whether your story is
about fighting the weather, going on an adventure, or building
the coolest pixel art in the overworld, you’ll have an opportunity
to tell it at Minecraft, Animated! We’ll create real-life sets as we
learn about stop-motion animation (think Wallace and Gromit!),
then film, edit, and upload our creations to YouTube! *No class
on 1/21 and 2/18

FEE: $234 Resident, $254 Non-Resident (8 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Techsplosion Staff
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane

AGE: 5-7 years #1082 MINECRAFT YOUTUBERS: LET’S PLAY!
Mon 4:30-5:30pm 1/7-3/18
Learn what it takes to make epic Minecraft videos for YouTube
AGE: 7-12 years #1083 like TheDiamondMinecart, CaptainSparklez, Stampy, and more!
Mon 5:30-6:30pm 1/7-3/18 Whether you want to make a “Let’s Play” video, a funny skit, a
build battle, or something even cooler, you’ll have the tools and
LEGO ROBOTICS NEW expert help needed to make your dreams a reality! And all the
while we’ll learn about internet safety so that when class is over,
Robots are taking over the world! Learn how to build basic we can upload your video to YouTube!
robots by starting with Fundamental components: motors,
wheels and much more!

AGE: 6-9 years FEE: $259 Resident, $257 Non-Resident (10 classes)
FEE: $135 Resident, $155 Non-resident (4 classes) INSTRUCTOR: Techsplosion Staff
INSTRUCTOR: Megha Salpekar LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont
AGE: 7-12 years *No class on 4/1 and 5/27
Mon 4:30-5:30pm 3/25-6/10 #1084
Wed 1:45-2:45pm 5/8 - 5/29 #1086

EV3 MINDSTORM NEW

What do Transformers, factory machines, and Google cars have
in common? They’re all robots! We can build simple robots
ourselves using basic parts such as sensors and motors to make
helicopters, robot dogs, and much more. This class will teach
you everything you need to know to program your own robot,
and you’ll have fun being a part of the fascinating and ever-
growing STEM field. And after all, who doesn’t want their own
robot?

AGE: 6-13 years
FEE: $135 Resident, $155 Non-resident (4 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Megha Salpekar
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont

COMPETITIVE MATH NEW Wed 1:45-2:45pm 4/3 - 4/24 #1085

Want to learn what it’s like to win big prizes in famous math MATH GAMES N PUZZLES NEW
competitions? This workshop will prepare you for the AMC
8 mathematics contests by sharpening analytical skills and Discover what it would be like to build cool things from
learning to see math in a way you’ve never seen it before! bridges, to robots, to towers and more! Join us and become a
math ACE through playing video games, puzzles, and music!
AGE: 6-13 years
FEE: $135 Resident, $155 Non-resident (4 classes) AGE: 6-13 years
INSTRUCTOR: Megha Salpekar FEE: $135 Resident, $155 Non-resident (4 classes)
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont INSTRUCTOR: Megha Salpekar
LOCATION: Twin Pines Cottage, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont
Wed 1:45-2:45pm 3/6 - 3/27 #1087

Wed 1:45-2:45pm 1/9 - 1/30 #1088

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Sports YOUTH & TEENS
SOCCER
Pre-Soccer
Learn the basic techniques of the game and build self esteem
through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn
to follow instructions in a nurturing, age-appropriate environ-
ment.

FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (8 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff
LOCATIONS: Sat - Barrett Community Center
Tue - Cipriani Elementary School

AGE: 4-5 yrs *No class 5/25 ICE SKATING
Tue 11:10-11:45am 1/29-3/19 #1020 NEW
Tue 11:10-11:45am 4/16-6/4 #1021 DAY Ice Skating is a confidence-building sport that is challenging
and rewarding. These classes will give you a fun introduction to
Sat 9:40-10:15am 2/2-3/23 #1022 basic ice skating skills including forward and backward skating
Sat 9:40-10:15am 4/20-6/15 #1023
and stopping. Skate rental and practice time are included on
Soccer I: techniques & teamwork the day of the lesson. Gloves/mittens recommended. Please ar-
rive 15 minutes early. For more information call 650-574-6033.
Develop dribbling, passing, defense and shooting goals! Fun
skill games are played at every session, and every participant FEE: $172 Resident, $192 Non-resident (6 classes)
will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches INSTRUCTOR: Nazareth Ice Oasis instructors
will be introduced gradually. Perfect for first time players while LOCATION: Nazareth Ice Oasis, 2202 Bridgepointe Pkwy
being fun and engaging for kids with some experience.

FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (8 classes) Parent & Tot Ice Skating #1090
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff #1091
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School AGE: 3-5 years
Tue 5:00-5:30pm 1/15-2/19
AGE: 5-6 yrs *No class 5/25 Sat 2:30-3:00pm 1/12-2/16

Sat 10:15-11:00am 2/2-3/23 #1024 Tue 5:00-5:30pm 3/5-4/9 #1092
Sat 10:15-11:00am 4/20-6/15 #1025 Sat 2:30-3:00pm 3/2-4/6 #1093

Soccer II: skills & scrimmages Tot Beginning Ice Skating #1094
#1095
Have a great time while developing core soccer skills like AGE: 3-5 years
dribbling, passing and shooting in a team-play format. Each Tue 5:30-6:00pm 1/15-2/19
class will include individual skill building and scrimmages to
develop teamwork and positional play. All levels are welcome Sat 2:30-3:00pm 1/12-2/16
to come enjoy the world’s most popular game!

FEE: $109 Resident, $129 Non-resident (8 classes) Tue 5:30-6:00pm 3/5-4/9 #1096
INSTRUCTOR: Kidz Love Soccer Staff Sat 2:30-3:00pm 3/2-4/6 #1097
LOCATION: Cipriani Elementary School #1098
#1099
AGE: 7-10 *No class 5/25 Youth Beginning Ice Skating
Sat 11:00-11:45am 2/2-3/23 #1026
Sat 11:00-11:45am 4/20-6/15 #1027 AGE: 6-12 years
Tue 5:00-5:30pm 1/15-2/19
All participants receive a soccer jersey! Shin guards are Sat 2:30-3:00pm 1/12-2/16
required after the first meeting.
Tue 5:00-5:30pm 3/5-4/9 #1100
Rainout hotline - 1-888-372-5803. Sat 2:30-3:00pm 3/2-4/6 #1101

Teen Beginning Ice Skating #1102
#1103
AGE: 14+ years
Tue 6:15-7:00pm 1/15-2/19
Sat 12:15-1:00pm 1/12-2/16

Tue 6:15-7:00pm 3/5-4/9 #1104
Sat 12:15-1:00pm 3/2-4/6 #1105

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TENNIS ts

INSTRUCTOR: Stanford’s Whitlinger & Sarsfield staff FEE: $89 Resident, $109 Non-resident (6 classes)
LOCATION: Alexander Park, Court #1-2, 400 block of Yorkshire way

Terrific Tiny Tennis Quickstart Tennis
Play FUN activities and games on the “42 ft. court” with low Learn simple and efficient techniques on the “60 ft. court” with
compression tennis balls. Lessons are designed to enhance low compression tennis balls. Emphasis on control, consistency,
their athletic and skill development in a success oriented sportsmanship, and FUN! We recommend the 25” rackets.
environment. Small group lessons, only 2-6 students per class!
We recommend the 21” to 23” rackets AGE: 8-10 years
Sat 2:30-3:30pm 1/26-3/2 #1114
AGE: 5-7 years Sat 2:30-3:30pm 4/13-5/18 #1115
Sat 1:10-1:50pm 1/26-3/2 #1106
Sat 1:50-2:30pm 1/26-3/2 #1107

Sat 1:10-1:50pm 4/13-5/18 #1108 Individual Tennis Lessons
Sat 1:50-2:30pm 4/13-5/18 #1109
Personal and semi-private lessons (1-4 players) taught by the
Junior/Adult Tennis staff of Stanford Hall of Famer John Whitlinger and Stanford/
USPTA Pro Tom Sarsfield. All ages welcome, from beginners to
For novice to low intermediate players, two courts grouped advanced.
by ability. Develop the essential techniques with emphasis on
control, depth, and direction. Lessons incorporate rules, sports- For 1 hour lessons (per person fee):
manship, and basic strategy and tactics.

AGE: 11-14 years $70 per hour for 1 person #1116
Sat 3:30-4:30pm 1/26-3/2 $75 per hour for 2 people #1117
Sat 3:30-4:30pm 4/13-5/18 #1110 $80 per hour for 3-4 people #1118
#1111

AGE: 15+ #1112 For 3 hours of lessons: #1119
Sat 11:00-12:00pm 1/26-3/2 #1113 $195 for 1 person #1120
Sat 11:00-12:00pm 4/13-5/18 $210 for 2 people #1121
$225 for 3-4 people

REGISTER EARLY! Classes that don’t meet To register for a lesson, please contact Parks & Recreation at
595-7441 or email [email protected]. Scheduling is done
the minimum requirement 1 week before
directly with the instructor.

the class starts will be cancelled. RAINY DAY PROCEDURES:

Before & After School Program In case of rain, contact the instructor
Registered Spanish Heritage School directly at the court or visit
WhitlingerSarsfieldTennis.com.
Van Transportation If an earlier class is postponed due
GRADES TK-5th Central & Fox to rain, all the following classes may
also be postponed that day even if
Barrett Community Center - Rooms C, D, 4 & 5 Elementary Schools
the courts become dry.
MONDAY - FRIDAY

Before Care starts 7:00AM & After Care until 6:15PM NO POSTPONEMENT ANNOUNCE-
MENT WILL BE INITIATED BY THE
Program Highlights INSTRUCTOR OR THE REC. DEPT.

• Engaging Spanish Curriculum • Fun, Safe & Enriching Environment If at any time the instructor is ab-
sent, report to the next scheduled
• Art & Crafts, Garden, Sports & Games • Homework Assistance

• Nutritious Snacks Provided • Field Trips and Special Events lesson for make-up date. Unless
notified to the contrary, make up
lessons will be scheduled for the
and A Lot More … next normal meeting day and time

For more information after the session has ended. Sun-
days may be used at the instructor’s
650.610.0715
footstepschildcare.org discretion.

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YOUTH TEENSatMeUrGGLEEBEE’S
The MUSICAL THEATER &

WORKSHOP
Come join the Mugglebees with this exciting new Musical Theatre Work-
shop! Students will get hands on experience with all aspects of performing.
They will design and create props to perform with, play drama games, learn
warm-up exercises for acting and dance as they rehearse songs and dances
from some of their favorite musicals. Finally, on the last class, they will pres-
ent a musical showcase to friends and family that is truly their very own!

AGE: 6-14 years *No class on 4/2
FEE: $225 Resident, $245 Non-resident (6 classes)
LAB FEE: $25 payable to instructor at 1st class
INSTRUCOTR: Erin & David Mugglebee
LOCATION: Twin Pines Lodge

Tue 4:00-6:00pm 1/8-2/12 #1122
Tue 4:00-6:00pm 3/5-4/16 #1123

TWO PIGS, A WOLF, AND A MUDPIE DRAMATIC IMAGINATIONS

Your star will love performing this silly script that begins Young students discover the fun of performing as they learn how to
soon after the three little pigs have outsmarted the wolf use their bodies, voices and imaginations to act out popular children’s
and moved back into their brick house. Students learn how stories. Imaginations soar as students prepare a San Carlos Children’s
to develop characters on stage and stretch their imag- Theater storybook performance to be presented to families on the final
inations using minimal props and costumes. Final class day of class.
features a performance for family and friends.
AGE: 5-7 years
AGE: 7-10 years FEE: $210 Resident, $230 Non-resident (8 classes)
FEE: $210 Resident, $230 Non-resident (8 classes) INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff
INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff LOCATION: San Carlos Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut St
LOCATION: Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave
Tue 3:30-5:00pm 1/29-3/26 #1124
Mon 3:30-5:00pm 1/28-3/25 #1127
MAKE ‘EM LAUGH
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
New and experienced performers learn how to think on their feet and
It’s all laughs and silliness in this class as kids use teamwork create funny scenes using only their imaginations -- NO script! Focus-
and creativity to make their own version of the classic fairy ing on simple improvisation and slapstick skills, students discover the
tale. Every week is filled with fun as students create and re- importance of teamwork and how to play off what other characters are
hearse their unique fractured fairytale that they’ll perform saying to get the audience laughing. Final class features a comical im-
for local children during the final two class sessions. prov performance for friends and family.

AGE: 8-13 years *No class on 2/22 AGE: 10-14 years
FEE: $245 Resident, $265 Non-resident (8 classes) FEE: $199 Resident, $219 Non-resident (6 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff
LOCATION: Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave LOCATION: Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave

Fri 3:30-5:30pm 1/25-3/22 #1125 Mon 5:30-7:30pm 1/28-3/11 #1128
Mon 5:30-7:30pm 4/15-5/20 #1129
SPOTLIGHT ON GAMES
BROADWAY’S RISING STARS
Non-stop fun and games from start to finish! Drama games
play an important role in every actor’s training by teach- This is the perfect class for students who love singing & dancing. Ex-
ing teamwork, increasing self-confidence and expanding plore the foundations of music and movement on stage. Performance
creativity. Laughing and playing students learn basic the- call times vary. *No class on 2/17, 4/21, 5/26
ater techniques and develop valuable communication and
concentration skills they’ll use on or off stage for years to FEE: $299 Resident, $319 Non-resident (8 classes)
come. INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff
AGE: 7-12 years LOCATION: Central Middle School, San Carlos
FEE: $210 Resident, $230 Non-resident (8 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: San Carlos Children’s Theater Staff Grades K-2 11:30am-1pm 1/27-3/24 #1130
LOCATION: Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave Jungle Book 11:30am-1pm 4/7-6/9 #1131
Fri 3:30-5:00pm 4/19-6/7 #1126 Aladdin Revue

Grades 3-5 1:30-3pm 1/27-3/24 #1132
Alice in Wonderland 1:30-3pm 4/7-6/9 #1133
Lion King

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the minimum requirement 1 week be-
fore the class starts will be cancelled.

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Arts & Craf ts ADULTS

COLOR ME CALM

How long has it been since you colored? Color-
ing isn't just for kids! Adult coloring groups are
becoming more and more popular. It is a great
way to create, reduce stress and discover a
sense of calm in a relaxing, fun group. Supplies
provided.

1st, 3rd & 5th Thursday each month, MUSIC APPRECIATION
10:00am
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC Do you enjoy listening to all different types of
music? Would you like to learn more and have
UKULELE SING ALONG a chance to discuss music in a friendly group
setting? Then join volunteer Dave as we explore
All are invited to join the Twin Pines Senior & Com- a wide variety of musical styles. We will spend
munity Center’s Ukulele Jam and Sing-A-Long. time listening, watching, and sharing our love
Bring your ukulele or guitar, your voice and your of music.
“Aloha Spirit” to sing or play and join in the fun! Tuesdays, Jan 8 - Feb 26 10:00-11:30am
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
2nd Monday each month, 10:00-11:30am
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

LOCATIONS

SCCC Sports Complex & Conference Center 550 Island Parkway
BCC Barrett Community Center Multi-Use Room 1835 Belburn Drive

TWIN PINES PARK:
TPSCC Twin Pines Senior & Community Center 20 Twin Pines Lane
TPL Twin Pines Lodge 40 Twin Pines Lane
TPC Twin Pines Cottage 7 Cottage Lane

TWIN PINES PARKING

Our facilities have parking lots and street parking available at Twin Pines Park, City Hall, Ralston Ave, 6th Ave,

and O’Neill. All parking is free and open to the public. Please be mindful of pedestrian safety and emergency access
and do not leave your vehicle along non-designated areas. Plan to arrive well before your activity starts so you will
have ample time to find appropriate parking.

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ADULTS Art

COMMON THREADS: CRAFTS GROUP s & Crafts
SEWING & QUILTING GROUP
This lively group meets every week to work on
Join us for a sewing and quilting group! Gather individual or group projects in a social atmo-
your supplies and bring your sewing machine. sphere. Some projects are created for sale at
You’ll meet new people, learn from one another the Twin Pines Senior & Community Center and
and be joined by Common Threads. Phone 595- all those proceeds go to The Senior Fund. Bring
7444 for more information. Drop in! FREE! your project and supplies and join the fun!

Tuesdays, 1:00-3:30pm Tuesdays, 12:30 - 2:30pm
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

MOVIES

Pick up this month’s movie schedule at the Center, look it up online at www.belmont.gov/parksandrec,
or just call (650) 595-7444 to ask what movie is playing.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 12:30pm
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

1st + 3rd Tuesdays 2nd + 4th Tuesdays
Classics Foreign Films

Reminisice with those See the best the
beloved films, as well world has to offer in
as the lesser- known these culturally-rich
classics from the 30s winners.
to the 60s.

Wednesdays Thursdays
New Movies Variety from
the 70s-90s
Our Center gets the most
popular movies of the Sometimes thought-
year the same week they provoking, sometimes a
are released on DVD. You barrel of laughs, you'll
saw it here first! be sure to be enter-
tained on Thursday
afternoons.

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Health & FitnesZsUMBA GOLD ADULTS

ZUMBA NEW
Are you ready to Zumba? Zumba is based on the Ditch the workout, join the party! Have fun getting
principles that exercise should be fun and easy fit! Burn calories along with stress while dancing
to do. Zumba Gold is more gentle than regular to passionate Latin beats. Medium intensity. Be-
Zumba and is a great mix of Latin flavor and in- ginners welcome!
ternational music with easy-to-follow, low-im-
pact moves which create a high-energy and cal- • Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPSCC
orie-blasting workout. Please wear comfortable
clothes, supportive shoes and bring a water bot- AGE: 18+ *No class 4/4
tle. FEE: (6 classes) $69 Residents, $83 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Sonia Picht
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPSCC
Thu 7:00-8:00pm 1/10-2/14 #1149
AGE: 40+ Thu 7:00-8:00pm 2/28-4/11 #1150
FEE: (6 classes) $69 Residents, $83 Non-resident
INSTRUCTOR: Yoshiko Takeshita

Wed 10:30-11:30am 1/9-2/13 #1140
Wed 10:30-11:30am 2/20-3/27 #1141
Wed 10:30-11:30am 4/3-5/8 #1142

SENSIBLE YOGA FOR ALL AMERICAN LINE DANCING- NEW
BEGINNER SERIES
No injuries, no pain, just wonderful, comfortable
stretching. Not difficult. Not judgemental. A com- Line dancing is for fun and exercise. Get lively, be
plete body workout. Sensible and sane, good for confident, and stay fit with or without a partner.
everyone who wishes to be more flexible and LDVALI teaches various forms from country to
comfortable in their body. Better posture, bet- Latin to pop to rhythm and routines. Music vari-
ter balance, more energy. Bring a mat, and wear ety is surprising and dance techniques are easily
comfortable clothing! learned.
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPL
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPL AGE: 18+
FEE: $65 Residents, $78 Non-resident (8 classes)
AGE: 18+ INSTRUCTOR: Allen Isidro, LDVALI
INSTRUCTOR: Cheryl Cooper
FEE: $89 Resident, $107 Non-resident (10 classes)
$160 Resident, $180 Non-resident (Wed + Fri)
Session I
Wed 10:15-11:15am 1/9-3/13 #1143
Thu 7:00-8:00pm 1/10-3/14 #1144
Fri 10:15-11:15am 1/11-3/15 #1145 NEW
Wed+Fri 10:15-11:15am 1/9-3/15 #1173 DAY

Session II Tue 1:30-2:30pm 1/15-3/5 #1151
Wed 10:15-11:20am 3/20-5/22 Tue 1:30-2:30pm 3/12-4/30 #1152
Thu 7:00-8:00pm 3/21-5/23 #1146
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Wed+Fri 10:15-11:15am 3/20-5/24 #1148 NEW
#1174 DAY fore the class starts will be cancelled.

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ADULTS Hea

CHEN-STYLE TAI CHI GET FIT AFTER 40 lth & Fitness

Tai Chi, often called “moving meditation,” is an Strengthen your heart, while you improve your
enjoyable practice with many health benefits, agility, overall strength, and bone density! We
including reduced stress, better balance, and adapt to all age and fitness levels, combining
improved freedom of movement. The Beginner low-impact exercises with oldies, pop and coun-
class focuses on fundamental principles and try music to create a vigorous, yet gentle workout
introduces the graceful movements of the First that tones and energizes your whole body. The re-
Form. The Intermediate class adds more move- sistance band warm-up, cardiovascular workout
ments from the First Form, while going deeper and stretching cooldown (standing) makes for a
into Tai Chi fundamentals. *Participants must be fun and complete exercise program.
able to stand and walk unassisted. • Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: BCC

• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPL AGE: 40+
AGE: 18+ **No class 1/21, 2/18 FEE: $69 resident, $83 Non-resident (10 classes)
INSTRUCTOR: Sheryl Carver, Certified Instructor
$124 resident, $144 Non-resident, Tue+ Fri

Beginner INSTRUCTOR:Cathleen Morehouse, D.C.
Thu 5:30-6:30pm 1/10-2/21 #1153
Thu 5:30-6:30pm 3/14-4/25 #1154 Tue 9:30-10:30am 1/8-3/12 #1157
FEE: $77 Resident, $92 Non-resident (7 classes) Fri 10-11am 1/11-3/15 #1158
Tue + Fri 1/8-3/15 #1159

Intermediate Tue 9:30-10:30am 4/2-6/4 #1160
Mon 11am-12:15pm 1/7-3/4 #1155 Fri 10-11am 4/5-6/7 #1161
Mon 11am-12 :15pm 3/18-4/29 #1156 Tue + Fri 4/2-6/7 #1162

FEE: $96 Resident, $115 Non-residents (7 classes)

MINDFUL MEDITATION PLUS!
SEE TENNIS
Through guided meditation, you will quiet the ON PAGE 17
mind and body and be more aware of the present
moment. Come find out what meditation is all
about, and learn techniques to reduce stress and
pain and become more aware of your body and
the world around you.

Fridays, 10-11am Jan 4 - April 26

• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPC

LOCATIONS

SCCC Sports Complex & Conference Center 550 Island Parkway
BCC Barrett Community Center Multi-Use Room 1835 Belburn Drive

TWIN PINES PARK:
TPSCC Twin Pines Senior & Community Center 20 Twin Pines Lane
TPL Twin Pines Lodge 40 Twin Pines Lane
TPC Twin Pines Cottage 7 Cottage Lane

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Health & Fitne ss ADULTS
TAIKO DRUMMING WALKS IN THE PARK
Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which A walking group goes around the Twin Pines Park
develops self-expression and musical creativ- rain or shine! Different people walk at different
ity. This course engages in uchikomi-based paces, you choose your own. Come walk together!
practice. Note: Requires fitness and stamina. No
individuals with impairments, past injuries or Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30am
medical conditions should sign up for this class. • Drop in • Free LOCATION: meet at TPSCC
This class is open for continuing students. No
new students are accepted until February 2019.
Drums are provided (Lab fee).

• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: SCCC TABLE TENNIS

AGE: 18+ *No class 3/26 All levels welcome. Make sure to bring a
LAB FEE: $45 (collected on first session) friend!
FEE: $40 Resident, $48 Non-resident 4th + 5th Fridays, 11am-3:30pm
INSTRUCTOR: Kensuke Sumii • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

Tue 7-9pm 1/8-1/29 #1163 FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS
Tue 7-9pm 2/5-2/26 #1164
Tue 7-9pm 3/5-4/2 #1165
Tue 7-9pm 4/9-4/30 #1166

-Personalized, individualized screening and
counseling by an experienced Sequoia Hospital
RN.
-Enjoy the benefits of an experienced RN who
can help you understand your results and how
to communicate your results to your Doctor.
-Unique screening service that brings the exper-
tise of an experienced RN who can answer ques-
tions in a relaxed environment.

ROSEN METHOD MOVEMENT AGE: 18+
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
You will be guided with music through gen-
tle, unhurried movements, which are designed Blood Pressure
to improve alignment and flexibility while in-
creasing range of motion, balance and strength. 3rd Tuesdays, 8:30-10am
Certified instructor Rosemary Field will help Nov 20, Jan 15, Feb 19, Mar 19
you connect with your body and mind, feeling
balanced and refreshed at the end of each ses- Blood Glucose*
sion. Wear comfortable clothing and supportive
shoes. Limited spots available! Phone 595-7444 Wednesdays, 8:30-10am
to sign up. Jan 16 Apr 17
Thursdays, 9:30-10:30am Jan 3 - Apr 25 *For best results, a 4-hour fast is suggested.
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
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ADULTS Life

WRITER’S OPEN MIKE NEW long Learning

Share your prose! Writer’s Open Mike at the Twin
Pines Senior & Community Center offers writers
an opportunity to share their work with other
writers. Gain feedback! Sessions will be held on
the last Tuesday of each month. Sign up by call-
ing (650) 595-7444.

DEALING COMFORTABLY WITH NEW Last Tuesdays, Jan-Mar 9:30-10:30am
UNCOMFORTABLE SITUATIONS • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

We all have people we want to deal with about a
topic that is important to you, but they make us
uncomfortable in the process, so we often avoid
the confrontation and regret doing so. But there
is a proven way to overcome this roadblock to a
successful encounter. Len Sklar will give you tips
that have proven to be successful. Phone 595-
7444 to reserve your seat.

Tuesday, January 22 , 9:30-10:30
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

MEMORY WORKSHOPS

These are two of the 6 pillars that make up the NEXUS program developed by Silverado Senior
Living. NEXUS is a specially designed program that helps individuals build and maintain cognitive
ability. Phone 595-7444 to reserve your seat.

Cognitive Exercise NE W Brain Healthy Eating N EW

Join the experts from Silverado Memory Care A team from Silverado Memory Care will cov-
as they explore brain stimulating activities that er a range of foods that have been proven to
have been associated with slower cognitive maintain brain health and reduce the risk of
decline. cognitive decline.

Thursday, March 7: 10:00-11:00 Thursday, January 17: 10:00-11:00
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

BOOK CLUB STAMP COLLECTORS

Belmont Library Manager Kathleen Beasley and 4th Monday of each month, 10-11:30am
staff will lead this group focusing on popular and
bestselling fiction and nonfiction. Call (650) 595- Every informative meeting is FREE! Bring your
7444 to sign up. own stamps to show, trade, or take a look at the
1st Monday each month, 1-2pm current collection. *No session 12/24

• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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Lifelong LearniADULTSng INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE GROUPS

The Twin Pines Senior & Community Center is proud to be made up of a very international community
and people who want to learn about different cultures! We have a different language group for almost

every day of the week! All of these sessions are free and volunteer-led.
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

Italian Class - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mondays, 10am German Chat - Wednesdays, 11:30am
This group has been meeting for years to dis- This very diverse group of German speakers
cuss current topics or read from different arti- from around the world will share stories about
cles in Italian. *No class 1/21, 2/18 *We are also everything.
looking for a native speaker to lead the group! Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Level: Intermediate

French Chat - Mondays, 2pm Mandarin Class - Fridays, 11am
This very diverse group of French speakers from Your volunteer leader will have very a dynamic
around the world will share stories about every- and comprehensive class. Students use a text-
thing. *No class 1/21, 2/18 book for exercises and yes: even have home-
Level: Intermediate/Advanced work! *No class 11/23 Level: Intermediate.

Spanish Chat - Mondays, 10am Japanese Class - Tuesdays, 9am
This small group meets in a casual setting to Your volunteer will lead you through a series of
talk about different topics each week and im- oral and written exercises in a casual setting.
prove on their pronunciation. *No class 1/21, Level: Beginners/Intermediate
2/18
Level: Intermediate

Spanish Class - Wednesdays, 10am English Conversation - Tuesdays, 10am
This casual class is led by two native (3/12-4/30) Although only available parts of the
speakers and work on pronunciation and year, this great class will help non-native english
grammar. Level: Intermediate/Advanced speakers improve their conversational skills.
Level: Advanced Beginners/Intermediate

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ADULTS 50+ En

LOCATIONS richment

SCCC Sports Complex & Conference Center 550 Island Parkway

BCC Barrett Community Center Multi-Use Room 1835 Belburn Drive
TWIN PINES PARK: 20 Twin Pines Lane
TPSCC Twin Pines Senior & Community Center 40 Twin Pines Lane
TPL Twin Pines Lodge

TPC Twin Pines Cottage 7 Cottage Lane

TWIN PINES PARKING

Our facilities have parking lots and street parking available at Twin Pines Park, City Hall, Ralston Ave, 6th Ave,

and O’Neill. All parking is free and open to the public. Please be mindful of pedestrian safety and emergency access
and do not leave your vehicle along non-designated areas. Plan to arrive well before your activity starts so you will
have ample time to find appropriate parking.

DAYTIME DANCES! TABLE GAMES

Thanks to partnerships with local agencies, we • Sign up • Free (except Bingo) LOCATION: TPSCC
offer daytime dances open to the public (Adults Bingo
50+) with a live band! Each dance will have a 1st & 3rd Fridays, 12:00pm - 3pm
special theme. Singles and couples welcome. All Sponsored by the Belmont Senior Club
dances are FREE, the only thing we ask in return Bridge: Intermediate & Advanced
is that you sign up ahead of time. Call 595-7444 Thursdays 12:30 - 3:30pm
or go to the Front Desk of the Center to ask about Canasta
the next upcoming date. Thursdays 9:30 - 11:30am
*Note: Events are subject to change Chinese Mahjong
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC Tuesdays 10:30-12:15pm
Fridays 1-3pm
Newcomers welcome!
Mexican Train Dominoes
Wednesdays 1 - 3:30pm
Pedro
2nd & 4th Tuesdays 12:30-3pm

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fore the class starts will be cancelled. We’ve got: Chess, checkers, Dominoes, etc. Bring
a friend and play on Mondays & Wednesdays!

*NOTICE*

Playing for cash prizes and/or gift cards is considered
gambling and prohibited by State Law. Additionally, only
non-profit organizations can hold BINGO events and
award cash prizes with a special permit from the City.

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Enrichme nt ADULTS 50+
HOW ABOUT LUNCH & A MOVIE?
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays

You can come to enjoy a delicious, well-balanced and filling meal at the Twin Pines Senior
& Community Center, followed by a FREE movie! Every week we get the best and newest movies as
soon as they are out on DVD. You can also enjoy some old favorites, or expand your base with some
foreign films. Check the Twin Pines Newsletter, pick up a detailed movie flyer, or phone (650) 595-
7444 for the featured presentation. You can also find the monthly list at www.belmont.gov/adults

LUNCH PROGRAM 11:30am • Sign up

Co-sponsored by Aging & Adult Services from the County of San Mateo. Meals are pre-ordered
in advance and delivered by Creekside Grill. Our menu and ambiance makes the Twin Pines
Café the spot to enjoy a delicious lunch. Persons 60 and over who have signed up will not be
denied a meal, regardless of their ability to make a donation.

• $5 suggested donation ages 60 and older
• $10 fee ages 59 and under
• Phone 595-7444 to make your reservations (No drop-ins)
• Reserve at least 2 business days in advance
• Doors open at 11am, service is at 11:30am sharp
• Arrivals after 11:45 are considered No-shows

MOVIES 12:30pm Pick up this month’s movie schedule at the Center, or just call (650)
(650) 595-7444 to ask what movie is playing. • Drop in • Free

1 + 3st rd 2 + 4nd th Wednesdays VaTrhieutrysFdialymss
Tuesdays Tuesdays New Movies from the 70s-90s
Classics Foreign Films
We get the most pop- Sometimes thought-pro-
ular movies of the year voking, sometimes a barrel
Reminisice with those See the best the world the same week they of laughs, you'll be sure to
beloved films, as well has to offer in these are released on DVD. be entertained.
as the lesser- known culturally-rich winners. You saw it here first!
classics from the 30s
to 60s.
WII BOWLING
Thursdays, 12:15noon

Did you love to bowl but don't feel so steady on
your feet? Try Wii Bowling! You can do it stand-
ing or sitting. Drop in! FREE!

GIVING TREE • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

Did you know that you can make a tax deductible
donation to Belmont’s Senior Services programs?
And that volunteers are always needed to support
the services available at the Twin Pines Senior &
Community Center? The leaves on our Giving Tree
symbolize monetary donations and volunteer ser-
vice years. Please call 595-7444 to find out how you
can become a volunteer or donate to our valuable
senior programs.

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ADULTS 50+ Hea

BEAT THE ARTHRITIS MATTER OF BALANCE lth & Fitness

This is a low-impact, gentle physical activity that Many older adults experience concerns about
will help improve circulation, balance, endurance falling and restrict their activities. This program
& range of motion. Movements are done sitting is geared for NEW participants and designed to
or standing. Elastic bands & weights are available manage falls and increase activity levels. The
but are optional. All levels are welcome! class includes facilitated discussions and a gentle
but effective exercise program. Class is sponsored
• Register w/Parks & Rec LOCATION: TPSCC by Sequoia Hospital Dignity Health and Stanford
Hospital. Sign up by calling 595-7444.
Winter Session *No classes 1/21, 2/18 Tuesdays, Jan 8-Feb 26 10am-12noon
Mon 1-2pm 1/7-3/11 #1167 • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPL
Thu 11am - 12 1/10-2/28 #1168
Mon + Thu 1/7-3/11 #1169

Spring Session 3/18-5/6 #1170 STRENGTH TRAINING
Mon 1-2pm 3/14-5/2 #1171
Thu 11am - 12 3/14-5/6 #1172 Targeted for adults over 60, but beneficial for ev-
Mon + Thu eryone, volunteer Sophia’s class concentrates on
gradually building strength in the crucial muscles
INSTRUCTOR: Mary Furuta of the body to restore aligned, balanced posture
FEE: (7 classes) and movement. Bring water and a mat for floor
Residents: $56 Mon OR Thu, $107 Mon + Thu exercises done the 2nd half of class.
Non-Residents: $68 Mon OR Thu, $127 Mon + Thu Wednesdays, 8:45-9:30am

• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

RtfEhoGerIeSmTtEhinReimEcAluaRmsLsYrs!etCaqlrautssirsweemsilltehbnaettc1dawonence’etklmlbedeee-. t VIDEO CHAIR YOGA
VIDEO AEROBICS
Chair Yoga provides people of all abilities an op-
Have fun exercising to Richard Simmons’ retro, portunity to safely and enjoyably do yoga with
non-impact aerobics in a casual, non-judge- seated and standing exercises. Sessions help with
mental setting. posture, flexibility and balance as well as relax-
ation, concentration and breath awareness. Best
of all, what you learn can be incorporated into
your daily activities at home, at work, or while
traveling!

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:40am Fridays, 9:30am

• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC • Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

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Services at Twin Pin es ADULTS 50+
AMSEKDITCHAETIPOHNAMRMANACAIGSETMNEEWNT:
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE
Do you have questions about your medications?
AARP volunteers will once again be visiting the A pharmacist has the answer! San Carlos Phar-
Center to provide free tax preparation services macist Lyn Fitzsimons is available to meet with
from 9am-3pm. you at the Twin Pines Senior and Community
Center to answer your questions. Phone 595-
Requirements: 7444 to schedule your individual appointment.
Don’t forget to bring your medications with you!
• Appointments open after January 2
• By appointment only (No drop-ins) Tuesday, Jan 8, 2019 9:30-11:00am
• Bring all tax documents & your 2017 tax return.
• Bring Picture ID and social security card • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
• One appointment for each tax return prepared.
• Preferrence given to seniors & low incomes

Call (650) 595-7444 after January 2 to request
an appointment.

Mondays, February 4 - April 15 RtfEhoGerIeSmTtEhinReimEcAluaRsmLsYsr!etCaqlrautssirsweemsilltehbnaett1cdawonence’etklmlbedeee-. t
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

SENIOR SHOWCASE

Visit over 30 exhibitors that will showcase resourc-
es and services for today’s vibrant seniors! Goody
bags for the first 150 guests will be available! There
will also be door prizes, giveaways, health screen-
ings, refreshments, Talk to the Pharmacist, and
more! Sponsored by The Daily Journal and the City
of Belmont. For more information, call the Event
Coordinator at
(650) 303-6735.
Friay, April 26 9am - 1pm
• Drop in • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

AARP DRIVING SEMINAR For information on how the
Center functions, see
Refresh your knowledge of the rules of the road
and receive a discount on your auto insurance. www.belmont.gov/adults
Bring a pen and your AARP card. To reserve a
space, phone 595-7444.

Jan 22 + 24, OR Apr 23 + 25 9:30-2pm

• Sign up LOCATION: TPL

FEE: $15 AARP Members, $20 Non-members
Payable to instructor at first session

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ADULTS 50+ Serv

TWIN PINES SHUTTLE! ices

If you are a Belmont resident aged 60+, our
shuttle is available to take you from your
home to the Twin Pines Senior & Community
Center! Our van is wheelchair-accessible. No
need to worry about traffic or finding a parking
spot. There is a suggested donation of $1 per
one way ride, or $2 for the round trip ride.
Advanced reservations needed, and dependent
upon availability. Phone 595-7444 for more
information.

Mondays-Thursdays 9am-1pm
1st & 3rd Fridays 9am-3pm

• Sign up • $1 donation each way BELMONT SENIOR CLUB

SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Belmont Senior Club is made up of volunteers
and members who organize Bingo games and oc-
This group meets every other month to discuss casional trips. New members and volunteers are
items that impact the Twin Pines Senior & Com- always welcome. *No Bingo 12/21
munity Center and it’s attendees. If you have
positive ideas or would like to add your input, Meetings: 3rd Tuesday each month 10am
you are welcome to attend the meetings. Bingo: 1st & 3rd of each month 12noon
Open to all ages.
Contact Cheri Handley at (650) 595-7444 • Drop in LOCATION: TPSCC
for more information

Rich Bortoli Charles Stone BREAD PROGRAM
Terry Hill Cheri Handley
Ray Loya Rosemary Field Volunteers bring leftover bread donated from a
Sirinee Tippakorn Frank Rausch local market. There is a suggested donation of
Gloria Ryan Bharathi Thilahar 25₵ for bread, 50₵ for pastries, 50₵ for cook-
ies, and $2 for cakes, and all proceeds go to the
Senior Fund. First come, first serve. Limit of two
items per person.

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:00am

• Drop in • Donation based LOCATION: TPSCC

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And magazines are available in our complimentary
loan library.
• Free LOCATION: TPSCC

www.belmont.gov/register | (650) 595-7441 | [email protected]

Services ADULTS 50+

LOCAL AID & SERVICES
INFORMATION

We have FREE printed material with informa-
tion on non-profit agencies that provide free or
low-cost assistance to seniors or low-income
residents in several areas. On our shelf you will
find information on:

Aging & Adult Services
Elder Abuse
Health Insurance
Hearing Impairment
Home Care
Housing
Support Groups
Transportation

• Drop In • Free LOCATION: TPSCC

70 STRONG HICAP: HEALTH INSURANCE
PCOROUGNRSEALMING & ADVOCACY
70 Strong connects adults 70+ to local services
such as Medicare providers, support groups, The Program (HICAP) is designed to assist
caregivers, counseling & behavioral services. seniors with Medicare and supplemental
They can also help you connect to the activities health insurance policies. The counseling ser-
you love and much more. Call their Navigators vices are provided free of charge by volunteers
at (650) 822-0661 to get personalized service. who have completed an extensive training
• Sign up • Free program in the complex areas of Medicare and
supplemental health insurance. A HICAP vol-
unteer is available at the Twin Pines Senior and
SAFE FIREARMS DISPOSAL Community Center. For an appointment call
the HICAP Office at (650) 627-9350
If you are a Belmont Resident and looking for • Sign up • Free LOCATION: TPSCC
a safe way to dispose of any firearms in your
possession, the Belmont Police Department at 24-HR EMERGENCY ADVICE
City Hall can take them safely off your hands LINE FOR AGING ADULTS
and schedule them for destruction.
Requirements: TIES LINE: 1-800-675-8437
1) Belmont Residents, To help seniors, people with disabilities, depen-
2) With valid ID, dent adults, and caregivers access the services
3) By appointment only. they need to keep them safe. Professional staff
Call PD Dispatch at (650) 595-7400. Non Bel- can assess and provide emergency protection
mont residents can contact their local Police such as shelter, food and in-home care to ad-
Department to make an appointment in your dress immediate concerns, until a long-term
area. care plan can be developed.
• Sign up • Free LOCATION: City Hall

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Parks

PARKS AT A GLANCE

Acres Special Features
Ballfield
Basketball
Cyling

Horseshoe
Pits

Jogging
Track

Multi-Use
Field

Picnic Area
Playground
Recreational

Building
Restrooms
Swimming

Tennis

1. Alexander Park 1.3   B   Handball/Tennis Wall, Recycling
400 block of Yorkshire Receptacle
2. Barrett Community Center
1834 Belburn /1870 Ralston 5.1   B    Community Garden, Drinking Fountain,
3. Belameda Park Day Care, Enrichment Classes
1110 Alameda de las Pulgas
4. Belmont Sports Complex   3 Drinking Fountain Adjacent to Belmont
550 Island Parkway Library
5. Carlmont High School
1400 Alameda de las Pulgas 11     B    Drinking Fountain, Volleyball area, Facility
6. Central School Rentals, Lighted Fields
525 Middle Road
7. Cipriani Park/Dog Park 13.5       Drinking Fountain, Pool (Summer only)
2525 Buena Vista
8. College View Park 3.4    Drinking Fountain, Stage
1 College View Way
6   Drinking Fountain, Lawn Area, Dog Park
9. Davey Glen Park  Off Leash Area
0.1
Across from 500 Davey Glen Rd Drinking Fountain

10. Fox School*  1.1 ADA accessible

3100 St James Rd 6.1     Drinking Fountain
11. Hallmark Park   Tot lot is adjacent to school
2599 Hallmark Dr 5.2
12. Hastings Tot Lot 0.3   Drinking Fountain
2400 Hastings Dr Access to Crystal Springs Trails
13. Hidden Canyon Park
End of Carlmont Dr Vista View, Benches, Trail Access

14. McDougal Park* 23.7   Drinking Fountain, Undeveloped,
  Hiking/Biking Trails
1405 Solana Dr 4.5    
6.5   Drinking Fountain, Multi-use Field, Limited
15. Nesbit School* B Hours (See website for details)
0.9
500 Biddulph Way Drinking Fountain
16. O’Donnell Park Handball/Tennis Wall
400 Block of Ralston Drinking Fountain
17. Patricia Wharton Park Lawn Area
Notre Dame Ave/ Middle Rd
0.1 Benches
18. Ralston Middle School*
7.4     Drinking Fountain
2675 Ralston Ave
19. Ralston Ranch Park 1.3 Undeveloped
Across from 1 Ralston Ranch
35   Undeveloped Open Space, Benches,
20. San Juan Canyon Hiking/Biking, Trails, Connected to
0.1   Sugarloaf Open Space & Trails
4122 Marsten Ave/3500 Bartlett Way
21.1  B    Drinking Fountain, Lawn Area
21. Semeria Park
2322 Casa Bona Ave 1 Senior & Community Center, Lawn Area,
Four Building Rentals, Three Picnic Area
22. Twin Pines Park  260.6 Rentals, Volleyball Area
Views of the SF Bay, Benches, Hiking &
30 Twin Pines Lane PARK RULES biking trail access
· Hours: ½ hour before sunrise to ½ after sunset
23. Wakefield Park Undeveloped, No water play allowed,
Wakefield Dr and Elder Dr · Dogs must be on-leash and cleaned-up after Hiking/Biking Trails and Open Space
24. Water Dog Lake
Across from 2839 Hallmark · No alcohol allowed except by permit PARKS & RECREATION
· No smoking DEPARTMENT
 # of lit facilities
 # of unlit facilities *Park reserved for school use only during school hours 30 Twin Pines Ln, Belmont
(650) 595-7441
B Barbecue www.belmont.gov

www.belmont.gov/parksandfields

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Parks

36

Community Events

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BELMONT
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT

 M  OBMOX&WMORE KMSHEMOPORY

Wednesday, Feb 6, 2019        6:30-8:30pm

Together, you and your youngster will create a personalized
box perfect for jewelry, cards, memories and more!

Learn the basics of woodworking from skilled teachers- from
selecting materials, to proper tool handling & safety!

$90 per pair | Ages 5-12 | Barrett Community Center, Rm 4

LSIMPIOTTESD! FREE
SHIRT!

Belmont Parks & Recreation Dept.

(650) 595-7441 www.belmont.gov/register

Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community

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Community Events

Father
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Friday February 8
7-9 PM

Twin Pines Senior Community Center

20 Twin Pines Ln, Belmont

The night will include a live DJ, free photo

booth, refreshments, and crafts! $45 per
dad/daughter
New for this year - $15 additional

Daughters ages 12 and under - additional meet a real life daughter 

daughter discount if registered early! princess!

Space is limited - Register today at:

www.belmont.gov  

"Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community"

Get Hooked On Fishing!

Calling all anglers! If you have ever wondered what lays

beneath the surface of Waterdog Lake, now is your chance

to find out! Learn about fish habitat, what fish eat, and

techniques to catch fish!
Saturday April 13

10-12 pm or

Saturday April 27

5-7 pm

Waterdog Lake

Located on the corner of

Lyall Way & Lake Rd

No Experience Required! Ages  6+; $20  R/$25 NR Fee Gear Provided!
Space is limited - Register today at:

www.belmont.gov

"Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community"

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Community Events

Trail Hiking Basics
HIDDEPNACRAKNYON
Are you ready to explore
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FREE to all ages

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"Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community"

The Teen Zone

Barrett Community Center - Room E

Calling all middle Hours of operation include; Adult Softball
school students! Mon/Tue/Thur/Fri: 3-5 pm
Wed: 1-5 pm The Cities of San Mateo and Belmont are working in
Come check out partnership to provide adult softball in their
the Teen Zone! FREE DROP-IN PROGRAM!
PS4, 58’’ flat screen TV, arts & crafts, communities. We offer Men’s & Coed Adult Slow
Enjoy snacks, Pitch Softball in the Spring, Summer, & Winter. For
cooking lessons, and more! more information or details regarding adult softball
yoga, and tutoring
assistance all for Cooking classes every week! leagues please contact San Mateo Athletics
Supervisor, Dan Hibson at 650.522.7433 or
free! Sponsored by San Mateo County and
the City of Belmont’s Park and [email protected]
The Homework Recreation Department.
Center is facilitated
”Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community”
by the Belmont
Parks & Recreation

Department and
sponsored by San

Mateo County.

www.belmont.gov

595-7441

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Community Events

TWIN PINES MANOR 2000

10 Twin Pines Lane, BELMONT
Twin Pines Park
(650) 654-4068 BUY FRESH - 1p
BUY LOCAL
Belmont Historical Society
Sunday · 9a
(back of the Twin Pines Manor House)
CALTRAIN STATION YEAR-
For hours and info, visit PARKING LOT
www.belmonhistoricalsociety.com ROUND

Twin Pines Art Center • WE ACCEPT WIC + EBT •
For hours and info, call the
PCFMA.ORG 800-949-FARM
number above.

FB.com/BELMONTMARKET

              City of Belmont NOW HIRING!
            Parks & Recreation
   
      BUILDING ATTENDANT I/II

Are you looking for a part-time job? Do you enjoy working with people? Are you looking for
work in the evenings and weekends? Do you enjoy parties and special events?
If you answered yes, then this might be the job for you! 

PAY RATE: TO APPLY GO TO WWW.BELMONT.GOV
$13.50-$17.55 AN HOUR OR CALOPPS.ORG

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LOCAL AGENCIES DIRECTORY

CITY HALL - 1 Twin Pines Lane SCHOOLS

General Information......................................595-7436 Belmont/ Redwood Shores School District......637-4800
Business Licenses………….............................…637-2907 Carlmont High School....................................595-0210
City Manager…………......................…...…........595-7408 Carlmont Parents Nursery School..www.carlmontparents.org
City Manager’s Office [email protected] Central Elementary School............................637-4820
City Clerk………......…….....................….........…595-7413 Cipriani Elementary School............................637-4840
City Clerk’s [email protected] Community Learning Center Preschool ........595-7448
Finance………………….........................…........595-7436 Fox Elementary School..................................637-4850
Finance email [email protected] Nesbit Elementary School..............................637-4860
Human Resources ..……..................................595-7452 Notre Dame de Namur University...................508-3600
Ralston Middle School...................................637-4880
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /PLANNING
CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
Phone ………..........………............................…..595-7422
Email [email protected] American Association of University Women....592-5822
Permit Center Phone .....................................595-7417 American Red Cross………...............................…259-1750
Permit Center Email [email protected] Animal Control: Peninsula Humane Society….340-8200
Belmont 4-H.......................…[email protected]
FIRE DEPARTMENT Chamber of Commerce….............................…..595-8696
Belmont Garden Club......................................595-2930
Emergency…………………..................................……911 Belmont Historical Society...............................654-4068
Business Only …………....................................595-7492 Belmont Lions Club........................................ 346-7718
Belmont Park Boosters ....................................592-3068
PARKS & RECREATION - 30 Twin Pines Lane Belmont/San Carlos Mothers’ Club..................354-8020
Belmont Senior Citizen Advisory Committee..595-7444
Email [email protected] Belmont Rotary Club .......................................594-2424
Admin./Tree Permits ..............................… ...595-7441 Belmont Senior Club………................................595-7444
Community Learning Ctr/Preschool..............595-7448 Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts of America................341-5633
Facility Rentals ............................................595-7441 Center for Independence of the Disabled........645-1780
Playing Field Conditions…...................…….....592-7557 Girl Scouts of Northern California..girlscoutsnorcal.org
Senior Services ..............................................595-7444 HIP Housing…………………...................................348-6660
TeenServices..................................................595-7447 League of Women Voters, S.M. County….........342-5853
Mentoring, Friends For Youth…........................482-2867
POLICE DEPARTMENT [email protected] Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center...............513-0330
San Francisco Girl Scout Council…...............…591-4520
Emergency ………………..……….............................……911 Sequoia Hospital Community Liaison….............367-5712
Non-Emergency .....……………................….......595-7400 Toastmasters Club .............www.toastmastersclubs.org
Abandoned Vehicle Hotline…….............….....595-7455 Twin Pines Art Center .................................... 654-4068

PUBLIC WORKS [email protected] YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS

Engineering Services ………..........……......….....595-7425 American Youth Soccer [email protected]
Street & sewers ……………….............….....….....595-7425 Bel-Mateo Babe Ruth Baseball .…[email protected]
Emergency Night/Weekend & Holiday Services, or after Bayside Broncos [email protected]
5:00 pm on Weekdays ...................................595-7400 BRS Youth Softball Association (BRSYSA) ......................
........................................belmontsoftball@yahoo.com
LIBRARY, 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas ........ .591-8286 BelmontUnitedSoccerClub.…[email protected]
BRS Little League [email protected]
Friends of Belmont Library …..…….................…593-9514

GARBAGE (Recology) .................................595-3900
MID-PENINSULA WATER DISTRICT ...591-8941

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Registration Form

Please write legibly and fill in all required spaces, then mail or bring your registration form to:

Belmont Parks & Recreation Department, 30 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont, CA 94002

HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION

Name (Adult): ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Street Address: ___________________________________________________ City:___________________________ Zip:________________

Home Phone: _______________________________________________ Cell Phone: ______________________________________________

Email Address: ________________________________________________________ Gender: ___________ Date of Birth: ________________

Geographic Area (Check one if Belmont resident):

Central Cipriani Continentals Hallmark/Belmont Heights

Homeview / Sterling Downs McDougal / Carlmont Plateau / Skymont Sunnyslope / Downtown

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION

Do you have any special needs which require specific accommodations so you can fully enjoy our classes and facilities? Yes No

If yes, please specify: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

How did you hear about the program(s)?

Mail / Brochure Email Facebook Website Friend Repeat Participant

Other: ____________________________________________

Participant Name Birthdate Gender Activity Name Activity # Resident Non-Resi-
Fee dent Fee

Fees: $__________
Optional Donation to Senior Services: $__________

TOTAL: $__________

LIABILITY WAIVER & MEDIA RELEASE REFUND POLICY

I hereby absolve the City of Belmont, its employees, independent contractors and officers I have read and agree to the refund policies.
from all liability that may arise as a result of my participation in the activities above, and in
the event that the above-named participant is a minor, I hereby give my permission for his/ Initials: ________________
her participation as indicated and in so doing, absolve the City of Belmont, its employees
and independent contractors from such liability. I/We agree to allow use of my/participant’s FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
photograph(s) and video(s) for Parks and Recreation program online and print publicity. Receipt #: ___________________
Date: _________ Initials: _______
Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ________________

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Cancellation / Transfer Policy Ways to Register

All cancellation or transfer requests must be submitted in writing Online
one week before the program begins. Cancellations will result in
a $10 cancellation fee per participant, per session. No refunds Online you can view or select classes, make
will be issued once a program has begun. Medical emergencies payments, see your current registrations, and
are exempt from this policy; however, a medical certification from view account history 24 hours per day. To
your doctor is required. Exceptions: Camp SOAR, HeartBeat, register online...
Community Learning Center.
1. GO TO www.belmont.gov/register
Camp SOAR Refund Policy
2. CREATE AN ACCOUNT
Cancellation requests for Camp SOAR must be submitted in Select “Create an Account” if you haven’t
writing TWO weeks before the camp session begins. Cancella- registered online before. You will need an
tions will result in a $10 cancellation fee per camper per session. American Express, Discover, Master Card, or
Visa and a current email address.
Community Learning Center Cancellation Policy
3. SELECT YOUR ACTIVITY
A written notice stating the reason for withdrawal shall be Browse the alphabetical list of classes or filter
submitted thirty days prior to termination of enrollment. Parents your search using the options on the left.
who withdraw their child with less than thirty days’ notice shall be
responsible for thirty days’ payment from the date of notification, 4. CHECKOUT TO FINISH
whether or not the child attends the center during this time. Click “Checkout” to register for the activities
you’ve chosen. Provide payment information,
Independent Contractors click “Continue,” and a receipt will be emailed
to you!
Many of our recreation classes are being provided by contract
with an independent vendor. The City of Belmont has reviewed By Mail / Walk-In
the vendor’s qualifications, experience, and suitability for provid-
ing these classes. The City relies on vendor’s declaration that all Mail your registration form and check or visit
their employees are appropriately screened. our office Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm at:

Important Information Belmont Parks & Recreation
30 Twin Pines Lane
• No refunds or credits will be given for the $2.50 processing Belmont, CA 94002
fee as this fee is charged by a third party for the convenience of
using the online registration service. Sorry, no registrations by phone or fax.
Credit/debit card or check only: sorry, no cash
• You may only register members of your family/household. payments.
• Age level listed in course description means participants must
Americans with Disabilities Act
be that age by the class start date. The City of Belmont and the Parks
• For HeartBeat Dance Academy registration and cancellation and Recreation Department are
committed to implementing the intent and spir-
policies, please see pg. 12. it of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA).
Adults and children with disabilities are wel-
Wait Lists come and encouraged to fully participant in
our classes, programs, and activities. If you
• A wait list is established if a program is full. If a space becomes have a special need that requires specific ac-
available, staff will notify the participant via telephone and commodation in order to enjoy our classes or
email; payment will not be charged until attendance is confirmed. facilities, please call (650) 595-7441.

• Openings will be filled on a first come, first served basis. 43

Cancelled Classes

• Classes that don’t meet the minimum enrollment one week
before the class starts will be cancelled.

• If a class is cancelled, participants are notified via phone and
email and may transfer to another class or receive a full refund
less the $2.50 processing fee.

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Belmont's Got Talent 

Free Talent Show For Ages 10-18

Are you a Belmont resident who has talent?
Do you have what it takes to steal the show?

If so, then now is your chance to prove it!
Join The City of Belmont’s Youth Advisory Committee at this
free event for your chance to walk away with awesome prizes!

Those interested must first submit an idea proposal by Friday, March 8.
Questions/Submissions - [email protected] (650) 637-2927

DATE : Saturday, March 9, 2019
TIME : The Show Begins At 7 pm
LOCATION : Barrett Community Center MU Room

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"Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community"

Egg Adventure Hunt

FREE! Saturday April 20
10 AM Sharp

Twin Pines Park 

30 Twin Pines Ln, Belmont 

It's that time of year again! Over 5000
hidden eggs to find, free prizes, and
pictures with the bunny! 

Ages 3-10

Bring your baskets!

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"Enhancing the Quality of Life for the Community"