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2Orinda Parks & Recreation/Community Center 28 Orinda Way Orinda, CA 94563

(925)254-2445 tel (925)253-7716 fax www.cityoforinda.org

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✺ORINDA PARKS & RECREATION STAFF

AdministrationMichelle Lacy Director of Parks and RecreationLinda Dezzani Recreation ManagerJerry Johnston Recreation Supervisor II

Building & GroundsJim Arth Facilities and Parks SupervisorAntonio Arroyo Facilities Maintenance Worker ILes Graham Facilities Maintenance Worker II

OfficeJoyce Boeckner-Colabianchi Administrative Assistant IIVictoria Bustamante Purdy Administrative Assistant II Debra Taraskewich Sr. Administrative Assistant

A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

Orinda City CouncilSteve Glazer Mayor Dean OrrAmy Worth Vice Mayor Sue Severson

Victoria Smith

Janet Keeter City Manager Michele Olsen City Clerk

MeetingsFirst and third Tuesday of the month, 7pm, Orinda Library Auditorium. Public invited!

Parks & Recreation CommissionKathleen Kolman Chair Charles VollmarTara McGuinness Vice Chair Julie Whitsitt Inga Miller Rachel ZennerKate Ross

MeetingsSecond Wednesday of the month, 7pm, Orinda Community Center

Orinda Teen Advisory Council (OTAC)

Join the Orinda Teen Advisory Council (grades 6-12) andprovide input about teens, develop programs and events, andperform community service projects. OTAC provides input tothe City of Orinda and Orinda City Council. OTAC meets thefirst Monday of each month, 4pm, at the Orinda CommunityCenter (September-June). Welcome to join at any time. OTACmembers also have the opportunity to work with other teensand teen councils in the Lamorinda area. Meetings are funand friendly! Call (925)254-2445 for information or [email protected].

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ORINDA PARKS & RECREATIONINFORMATION

Address 28 Orinda Way, Orinda, CA 94563Phone (925)254-2445Fax (925)253-7716Website www.cityoforinda.org

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Art 5-10 8AWEsome Engineering 5-12 24Babysitting 10-15 10Basketball 6-13 27Bridge 11-17 10Camp Orinda 6-10.5 5Carpentry 5-14 10-11Chess 6-14 11Chinese 4-9- 11Computer 7-10 11Cooking 7-18 12Dance Camps 3-12 16-17Enrichment–Ocean Adventures K-5 6-7Filmmaking (Animation, Cartoon, Lego) 7-13 17Flag Football 6-12 27Golf 5-9 27

Summer Camps & Clinics

Complete Camp Calendar See page 4

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AdultC L A S S E S & W O R K S H O P S

Art|Landscape, Life Drawing, Oil, Watercolor 32-33Ballet 40Bridge 34-35Calligraphy 20Computers 37-38Cooking 38-39Dance|Ballet, Belly, Flamenco, Line, Salsa, Social 40-41Dog Obedience 42-43Film & Literature 51-52Fitness|Cardio, Conditioning, Stretching, Pilates 44-45Fitness|Self-Defense, Tai Chi, Yoga, Zumba 45-47Flower Arrangement (Ikebana) 32Foreign Languages|Arabic, Chinese, French,

Italian, Spanish 48-50Literature & Film 51-52Music|Taiko, Steel Drums, Ukulele 53Pilates 45Self-Defense|Aiki-Jujitsu 48Taiko Drumming 53Tennis 54Ukulele 53Yoga 46Zumba 44

Adult Leagues & Open Gym 55Community Programs & Services 58Facilities & Rentals 58-59Registration Information & Form 56-58Senior Programs & Services 55

Youth |TeenC A M P S & C L A S S E S

Camp Calendar 4Youth |Teen Camps & Classes

Art Classes & Camps|Art, Clay, Watercolor 8-9Babysitting 10Ballet |Orinda Ballet Academy & Co. 13-15Bridge 10Camp Orinda 5Carpentry 10-11Chess 11Cooking|Asian, Cupcakes, KinderCooks, Treat 12Computer|PowerPoint 11Dance Classes & Camps 13-16Discover & Create 9Education|Algebra, SAT Prep, Typing 17Engineering & Science|AWEsome,

Mad Science, Play-Well Teknologies 24-26Enrichment Program–Ocean Adventures! 6-7Filmmaking|Animation, Cartoon, Film 17Foreign Language|Chinese 11Gymnastics Classes & Camps 18Jewelry 9Juggling 18Kindergym 19Music|Pre-school, Club Jam, Singing 20Music|RockBand 21OK Camp|Orinda Kids Camp 5Orinda Teen Advisory Council (OTAC) 2Science, Engineering & Legos 24-26Sports|Aiki Jujitsu-Self-Defense, Basketball, Flag Football,

Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Sports, Tennis, Volleyball 26-30Sports Leagues|Orinda Youth Association (OYA) 31Theater|Musical Theater, Acting, Circus 22-23Writing|Creative, Poetry, Short Story, Typing 31

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Gymnastics 3-8 18Jewelry Making 6-12 9Lacrosse 6-13 27Mad Science 3-10 24-25Music| Club Jam Guitar, Percussion & Singing 5-8 20Music| BandWorks, RockBand, Rock Jam 8-16 21Musical Theater 4-14 22-23OK Camp Orinda Kids Camp 3.5-6 5Play-Well Teknologies (Legos) 5-12 26SAT I–Prep|Math (Algebra) 17Science & Engineering AWEsome Eng, 3-13 24-26

Mad Science, Play-Well Legos Soccer 4-15 28-29Sport–Multi 4-12 29Tennis 4-15 30Volleyball 7-12 29Writing|Creative, Poetry, Short Story 7-16 31

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June 11-15Art Camp 9a-12p 5-10Basketball Skills 9a-2p 6-12Carpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Chess 9a-12p 6-14Chinese 9:15-10:25a 4-6Computer PowerPoint 1-2:15p 7-9pComputer PowerPoint 2:30-3:45p 8-10Cooking|Cupcakes 10a-12p 7-15Dance|Princess Adventures 9a-12p 3-5Filmmaking|Animation Flix 1-4p 7-13Filmmaking|Cartoon Flix 9a-12p 7-13Gymnastic & More 9:30a-12:30p 3-5Gymnastic & More 1:30-4:30p 5-8Jewelry 1-4p 6-12Music–Club Jam 1-3:30p 5-8Musical Theater|Junglebook 12:30-3:30p 4-8My First Lab|Mad Science 9a-12p 3.5-5.5Soccer|Challenger British-Mini 9-10:30a 4-6

Challenger Brit-Half-Day 9a-12p 6-14Sports Camp|Mini Hawks 9a-12p 4-7Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 4-6Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 6-12

June 18-22Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10Bridge (2 wks) 1-3p 11-17Camp Orinda (2 wks) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30p 6-10.5Carpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Cooking|Asian (M-Th) 3:30-5p 7-12Cooking|Cupcakes 10a-12p 7-15Dance|Fairies & Unicorns 1-3p 3-5Engineering Fun (Legos) 1-4p 6-10Enrichment-Ocean (3 wks) 9a-12p K-5Lacrosse 9a-12p 6-13Musical Theater|HS Musical 9a-12p 6-12NASA|Mad Science 9a-12p 6-10OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12|9-1p 3.5-5.5Pre-Engineer|Lego 9a-12p 5-7Soccer|World Cup-Half-Day 9:30a-12:30p 5-13Soccer|World Cup-Full-Day 9:30a-3:30p 5-13Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 6-12Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 4-6

June 25–29Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10AWEsome Engineering 9a-12p|1-4p 5-12Babysitting 10a-12p 10-15Bridge (2 wks-Con’t) 1-3p 11-17Camp Orinda (2 wks-Con’t) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30pCarpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Cooking|Asian (Tu & Th) 3-5p 12-18Dance|Ballerina 1-3p 3-5Flag Football 9a-12p 6-12Future G|Mad Science 1-4p 3.5-5.5Music|Club Jam 1-3:30p 5-8Musical Theater|Tangled 9a-12p 4-8OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12|9-1p 3.5-5.5Soccer|Skyhawks 9a-3p 6-12Sports Camp|Mini Hawks 9a-12p 4-7Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 4-6Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 6-12Volleyball|Skyhawks 9a-12p 6-12Writing|Poetry, Short Story 9a-12p 7-10

July 2,3,5,6 (No camps Wed., 7/4)

Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10Basketball 9a-3p 6-12Carpentry 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry 2:30-4:30p 5-14Chess 9a-12p 6-14Dance|Fairies & Unicorns 9a-12p 3-5Engineering Fun (Legos) 9a-12p 6-10Gymnastic & More 9:30a-12:30p 3-5

Gymnastic & More 1:30-4:30p 5-8Jewelry Making 9a-12p 6-12Music|Club Jam 9:30-12p 5-8Musical Theater|Annie 12:30-3:30p 4-8My First Lab|Mad Science 9a-12p 3.5-5.5World Scientists|Mad Science 1-4p 6-10

July 9-13Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 7-10|5-7AWEsome Engineering 9a-12p 5-12Camp Orinda (2 wks) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30pCarpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-12Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-12Computer PowerPoint 1-2:15p 7-9pComputer PowerPoint 2:30-3:45p 8-10Cooking|Asian (M-Th) 3:30-5p 7-12Dance|Princess Adventures 1-3p 3-5Golf|Beg 9a-12p 5-9Jewelry 1-4p 6-12Lacrosse 9a-12p 6-13Musical Theater|Wizard of Oz 9a-12p 4-8Mus. Theater Intensive|Wicked 9a-3:30p 7-14My First Lab|Mad Science 1-4p 3.5-5.5OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12|9-1p 3.5-5.5Soccer|Challenger British-Mini 9-10:30a 4-6

Challenger Brit-Half-Day 9a-12p 6-14Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 6-12Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 4-6

July 16-20Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10Camp Orinda (2 wks-Con’t) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30p 6-10.5 Carpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-12Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-12Chess 1-4p 6-14Computer PowerPoint 1-2:15p 7-9pComputer PowerPoint 2:30-3:45p 8-10Cooking|Asian (Tu & Th) 3-5p 12-18Dance|Princesses Tales 10a-12p 3-5Filmmaking Flix 9a-12p 7-13Filmmaking|Lego Flix 1-4p 7-13Lacrosse 9a-12p 6-12Mad Machines|Mad Science 9a-12p 7-10Mus. Theater|Sleeping Beauty 12:30-3:30p 4-8OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12p|9a-1p 3.5-5.5Rock & Roll Camp|Bandworks

Intro to Rock Band 9a-12p 8-11Beatles 1-4p 10-12

Sports Camp 9a-12p 6-12Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 4-6Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 6-12Theatre & Circus Performance 10:30a-12p 8/14

July 23-27Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 7-10|5-7Camp Orinda (2 wks) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30p 6-10.5 Carpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Crazy Chemistry|Mad Science 9a-12p 6-10Dance|Princesses Adventure 10a-12p 3-5Let’s Get Growing|Mad Science 9a-12p 3-5.5Mus. Theater|101 Dalmatians 12:30-3:30p 4-8Musical Intensive|Fame, Jr. 9a-3:30p 7-14OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12p|9a-1p 3.5-5.5Rock & Roll Camp|Bandworks

Rock Band 9a-12p 10-12Intro to Rock Band 1-4p 8-11

Sports Camp|Mini Hawks 9a-12p 4-7Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 6-12Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 4-6Writing|Poetry, Short Story, Non-Fict 1-4p 7-10

July 30-August 3Camp Orinda (2 wks-Con’t) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30p 6-10.5 Carpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14

Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Chinese 9:15-10:25a 4-6Chinese 10:30-11:40a 7-9Dance Camp |Hip Hop 9:30a-12p 7-12Mus. Theater|Sound of Music 9a-12p 4-8Mus. Theater|Sound of Music 12:30-3:30p 6-14OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12|9-1p 3.5-5.5Rock & Roll Camp|Bandworks

Intro to Rock Band 9a-12p 8-11Green Day 1-4p 10-12

Secret Agent|Mad Science 9a-12p 6-10Soccer|World Cup-Half-Day 9:30a-12:30p 5-13Soccer|World Cup-Full-Day 9:30a-3:30p 5-13Sports Camp 9a-12p 6-12Tennis (W-F) 9:30-10:45a 4-6Tennis (W-F) 11a-12:15p 6-12

August 6-10Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10Basketball Dribbling/Shooting 9a-2p 7-13Bridge (2 wks) 1-3p 11-17Camp Orinda 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30pCarpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Chess 9a-12p 6-14Chinese 9:15-10:25a 4-6Crazy Chem|Mad Science 9a-12p 6-10Dance Camp 9:30a-12p 5-8|8-12 Filmmaking|Animation Flix 9a-12p 7-13Filmmaking|Cartoon Flix 1-4p 7-13Mus. Theater Intensive|Hairspray 9a-3:30p 7-14Jedi Engineering|Legos 1-4p 6-10Jewelry Making 9a-12p 6-12Music|Club Jam 9:30a-12p|1-3:30p 5-8OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12p|9a-1p 3.5-5.5Pre-Engineer|Legos 9a-12p 5-7Soccer|Challenger British-Mini 9-10:30a 4-6

Challenger Brit-Half-Day 9a-12p 6-14Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 4-6Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 6-12Writing|Creative (2 wks, M-Th) 10a-12p 10-16Writing|Poetry, Short Story 9a-12p 7-10

August 13-17Art Camp 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10Bridge (2 wks-Con’t)Camp Orinda (2 wks-Con’t) 10:15a-3:30p 6-10.5 Camp Orinda Ext Day 8a-5:30p 6-10.5 Carpentry (M-Th) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Th) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Chinese 9:30-10:40a 7-9Dance|Ballerina 10a-12p 3-5Engineering Fun|Legos 9a-12p 6-10Future Geniuses|Mad Science 9a-12p 3.5-5.5Green Engineering|Legos 1-4p 8-12Gymnastic & More 9:30a-12:30p 5-8Gymnastic & More 1:30-4:30p 3-5Jewelry Making 9a-12p 6-12Mus. Theater|Aristocats 12:30-3:30p 4-8Musical Intensive|Mamma Mia! 9a-3:30p 8-14My First Lab|Mad Science 1-4p 3.5-5.5OK Camp Ext. Day 9:30a-12p|9a-1p 3.5-5.5Soccer|World Cup-Half-Day 9:30a-12:30p 5-13Soccer|World Cup-Full-Day 9:30a-3:30p 5-13Sports Camp|Mini Hawks 9a-12p 4-7Sports Camp|Skyhawks 9a-3:30p 6-12Tennis (M-Th) 9:30-10:45a 6-12Tennis (M-Th) 11a-12:15p 4-6Writing|Creative (2 wks-Con’t) 10a-12p 10-16

August 20-24Art 9a-12p|1-4p 5-7|7-10Carpentry (M-Tu) 12:30-2:30p 5-14Carpentry (M-Tu) 2:30-4:30p 5-14Dance|Princesses 9a-12p 3-5Dance|Ballerina|Dora 12:30-3:30p 3-5Let’s Get Growing|Mad Sci. 9a-12p 3.5-5.5

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Dates Days 9:30a-12p 9a-1p6/18-22 (5 days) 10659 106676/25-29 (5 days) 10660 106687/9-13 (5 days) 10661 106697/16-20 (5 days) 10662 106707/23-27 (5 days) 10663 106717/30-8/3 (5 days) 10664 106728/6-10 (5 days) 10665 106738/13-17 (5 days) 10666 10674

Camper Information Parents are required to completeand return a liability and medical release form prior to thefirst day of camp. Forms are mailed to those enrolled andare available on our website. A late fee will apply for latepick-up.

Summer Camps • OK Camp • Camp Orinda

Orinda Kids–”OK Camp”Ages 3.5-Completing Kindergarten

Join the fun at OK Camp where our camp leaders create a camp environment for the enjoyment of your children.The goal of OK Camp is to provide an atmosphere ofenjoyable learning experiences. Daily activities may includesports, crafts, dance, games, music, reading-time, andhiking (exploring). Special trips and guest presenters.Take a walk to the fire station, hear a presentation and see the wildlife, dance to music, and ride a bike duringtraffic safety town! Many fun and educational activities.

Location: Orinda Community Center

OK Camp & Corral–Extended Camp

Join the OK Corral campers for an extended day. Campersare supervised for lunch and fun times. Pick-up by1pm.

OK Camp Fees/Per Person/Per Session

OK Camp OK Camp & Corral9:30a-12p Camp 9a-1p

Residents | Non-residents Residents | Non-residents

5-Day Session: $125 | $137 $150 | $165

Camp OrindaAges 6-10.5 Murrah McCoy, Director

Join Camp Orinda and have a summer filled with great trips,games, hiking, arts and crafts, skits, cooking, sports, specialevents, and all kinds of fun. Each session includes a differenttheme with adventures to such locations as Crab Cove andSan Pablo Recreation Area and excursions to places such asLawrence Hall of Science, Waterworld, Exploratorium, OaklandZoo...and many more. This year we are excited to add asports curriculum to the camp.

Adventure days are usually on Tuesday and excursions onThursday. Specific details of each session are available in the camp newsletter distributed on the first day of camp. Fees include all trip, entrance, and bus fees. Note that tripsare subject to change.

Days: Mon.-Fri. (except no camp July 4) Times: 10:15a-3:30p/Camp with Extended Times: 8a-5:30p.

May register for one week of two week camp at five day rate.Theme Dates # Days Place 10:15a-3:30p 8a-5:30pHocus Pocus 6/18-29 (10 days) WR 10617 10618Jungle Safari 7/9-20 (10 days) WR 10619 10627Under the Sea 7/23-8/3 (10 days) WR 10621 10622Blast from the Past 8/6-17 (10 days) WR 10623 10624

WR: Wagner Ranch Gym, 350 Camino Pablo, Orinda

Trips Bus transportation provided for all trips. If arrivinglate, or picking up early, child must be dropped off/pickedup from activity location.

Camper Information Parents are required to completeand return a liability and medical release form the firstday of camp. Forms are mailed to those enrolled and areavailable on our website. Parents are responsible forprompt drop-off/pick-up of participants. A late fee will apply for late pick-up.

Camp Orinda Fees/Per Person/Per SessionINCLUDES ALL ADMITTANCE & TRANSPORTATION FEES!

8a-5:30p Camp10:15a-3:30p Camp (with Extended Times)

Residents | Non-residents Residents | Non-residents

10-Day Session: $420 | $462 $529 | $5705-Day Session: $222 | $244 $268 | $290

May register for one week (M-F) of two week camp at five day rate. Note specific week on application (M-F).

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K & First Grade (Entering Fall 2012)

A self-contained three hour class from 9a-12p whichincludes a variety of topics and activities.

K I N D E R G A R T E N P R O G R A M –Take the Plunge!“Take the Plunge!" in our 4-week Arts and Kindergartenpreparation curriculum, lovingly taught by kindergartenspecialists, especially designed to ease incoming K-kidsinto school with a love of learning! The morning mimics a regular Kindergarten school day. Our “Ocean Adventures"theme gently take us under the waves for fun oceangeography and ocean life study, with hands-on activities in writing, math, science, reading skills, art, music, drama, dance, crafts, P.E., etc. All woven together in avisual and performing arts style! Our big new schoolworld welcomes you! Code: 10867

F I R S T G R A D E P R O G R A M –It’s Only Natural!Features a fun, hands-on exploration of the ocean,including fascinating sea creatures, ways to go on andunder the water, and the awesome power of the sea! Weprovide arts and appreciation activities with a “Make it,Do it, Try it" style! Create underwater themed art; makemodels of sea life, ocean going vessels and submarines.Study how life in the ocean is a marvelously balancedecosystem. Reading, writing, science and math are foldedinto our morning, and students take home many “Oceaninspired" projects! Come catch the wave of first gradesummer fun! Code: 10868

Grades 2-3 & 4-5 (Entering Fall 2012)

Incoming 2nd-3rd grade classes and 4th-5th grade classes have two daily sessions:

Class Program A: 9-10:20aClass Program B: 10:40a-12p

Please make a first, second, third, and fourth selection.Every attempt is made to schedule students in their firstand second choice classes. If a class is full, or there is not sufficient enrollment, an alternate choice is scheduled.This may affect the actual classes received. Classes andtimes are subject to change.

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Ocean Adventures!Entering Grades K-5 Jim Bartleman, DirectorJune 18-July 13, 2012 (no class 7/4)

Dive deep into our exciting Summer Enrichment Program!We present “Ocean Adventures," an exciting and hands-onlook on and under our world's seas! Surf the wave as weexplore the tremendous biodiversity under the ocean, lookat everything from surf boards to hovercraft as we studyways we go over and under the sea, and get scientificstudying waves, currents, and storms at sea, and man'seffect on the ocean worldwide. Our program will splashyour student with fun as we create underwater themed art,study and create models of sea life, ocean going vessels,submarines, wind powered sea craft, wave machines andbeach creatures! Catch the wave of summer creativity inOrinda's Summer Enrichment!

Outstanding teachers from the Orinda Union School Districtinstruct a variety of educational and fun classes andactivities. This informative and enriching program includesskill and appreciation development in the visual andperforming arts, building, modeling, drawing, oceanography,zoology, botany, geology, and so much more!

Fantastic Fun Fridays! Every Friday we have special onehour all-school activities such as picnics, assemblies, orspecial guests reflecting our Ocean Adventure theme!

General InformationGrade Levels: Entering grades K-5Dates: 6/18-7/13* Mon.-Fri. (*no camp July 4) Times: 9a-12pSchool Site: Del Rey Elementary School

25 El Camino Moraga, OrindaClass Size: Average size is 18 students Program Fee: Residents $485 | Non-residents $530

Registration and Supplemental Forms: The following forms are required Form 1: Program Registration/Waiver Form

(not required if registering online) Form 2: Supplemental Registration Form and Health Card

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Orinda Nautical Workshop, Inc.Get crafty making models of ocean-going crafts! Make andtake home a wide variety of things that go over and underthe water; such as, sailboats, motor boats, submarines,hovercraft, and wind and wave surf crafts to bridges andlighthouses. Receive expert wood working instruction whilestudying the variety of ways people travel and just have funin and around the ocean! Get physical studying currents,storms, waves and our effect on the world's oceans. Testyour creations in our workshop tank. Power up using avariety of things to propel speedy ocean vessels. Raceyour masterpieces in our first ever Ocean Regatta!

Grades 2-3: Code 10869 Grades 4-5: Code 10822

Davey Jones’ Art EaselTake the plunge with our “underwater” art class taught byone of Orinda's premiere elementary school Art instructors!Learn how to paint and draw underwater scenes, ocean andbeach scenes, and water action scenes (surf's up!) in a widevariety of media. Use beach objects to create fascinatingmosaics. Paint driftwood creations! Learn to paint fish andother underwater creatures so real you are tempted to geta net! Create underwater dioramas and “school of fish"mobiles. Use shells, sand and other natural ocean objectsto create fun collages! Earn your "M.O.A." degree (Masterof Ocean Art) and display your work in our end of summerArt Show!


Creatures from the Orinda LagoonIt's ALIVE! Model sea creatures from the tremendousbiodiversity of the world's seas. Use different materials tocreate an underwater zoo of fascinating fish, shelled andshell-less creatures, and other denizens of the deep. Receiveexpert instruction on molding, sculpting, and paintingcreatures so real you'll think you are walking through anaquarium. Learn about the habits, habitats, and lifestyle of each one you create. Make and mold starfish, seahorses,octopi, whales, dolphins, sharks and…mermaids! Try yourhand at a ship in a bottle, or an underwater shipwreckscene. Hollywood may even call you for the next “Pirates"movie as a model maker!


Beach Blanket Drama!Help create and then star in our own local underwaterthemed singing and/or drama production, taught by oneof the premiere elementary school music teachers in Orinda!The beach becomes a stage as you create an oceanicproduction worthy of the seven seas! Learn what goes onbehind the curtain and out front on center stage to producea show! Rehearse your lines and then hit the boards asyou regale the summer school audience. See what goes on to produce props, ready costumes and coordinate scenechanges. Celebrate a successful performance with a castparty. No experience necessary–come prepared to learnand graduate a seasoned performer!


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Art ClassAges 5-11 Susan McAllister

Draw, paint, mold, and create. Learn a variety of skills andtechniques such as watercolor, clay, beeswax sculptures,colored pencils, pastels and other materials. Continuingstudents work on more advanced techniques. All materialssupplied.

Mon. 4/9-5/21* 3:45-5p (7 weeks) 9719W

*No class 5/5

7-Week Session: Residents $78** | Non-residents $85****Additional $20 material/supply fee payable to instructor at first class meeting.

Art CampsAges 5-10 Susan McAllister

Students learn new skills, use a variety of media, andextend their understanding of art concepts. Each week has a different theme. Spend a week drawing, painting,molding, and creating. Daily projects incorporate a varietyof skills and techniques such as watercolor, paper mache,baked dough, beeswax sculptures, colored pencils, pastels,and other materials. Bring a snack.

Mon.-Fri. Ages 5-7 Ages 7-106/11-15 9a-12p (10675) 9a-12p (10675)6/18-22 9a-12p (10701) 1-4p (10691)6/25-29 9a-12p (10702) 1-4p (10692)7/2-6* (M,Tu,Th) 9a-12p (10703) 1-4p (10693)7/9-13 1-4p (10704) 9a-12p (10694)7/16-20 9a-12p (10705) 1-4p (10695)7/23-27 1-4p (10706) 9a-12p (10696)8/6-10 9a-12p (10707) 1-4p (10697)8/13-17 9a-12p (10708) 1-4p (10700)8/20-22 (M-W) 9a-12p (10709) 1-4p (10699)

Per Camp: Residents $125^ | Non-residents $138^^Additional $25 material fee payable to instructor first day of camp.

Susan McAllister has been teaching art for many years to adults,teens, and children. She taught art at Alameda High School formany years.

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Art Exploration–Partners in CreativityA Parent (Adult)/Child Workshop Anne ParrAges 2.5-5

An exciting, fun, and creative opportunity for the youngchild and adult to experiment, discover, and learn by doing.Work with paint, clay, chalk, and a variety of other materials.Includes all supplies, ceramic materials, and lab and kiln fees.Wear old clothes.

Wed. 5/2-6/13 9:30-10:15a (7 weeks) 9713W

7-Week Session (Adult/Child Pair): Residents $103 | Non-residents $113

Art Exploration–PreschoolAges 3.5-5 Anne Parr

Learn and experiment with paint, clay, mixing colors, anda variety of activities. This is an ideal first class for a childto attend alone and has a small student to teacher ratio.Come join the fun! Wear old clothes. Includes supplies, lab,and kiln fees.

Tues. 5/1-6/12 1:15-2p (7 weeks) 9715WWed. 5/2-6/13 10:30-11:15a (7 weeks) 9718W

7-Week Session: Residents $103 | Non-residents $113

Art ExplorationAges 5-10 Anne Parr

Explore art, be creative, and have fun in this hands-on class.We use paint, clay, chalk, and a variety of other materials.Supplies, ceramic materials, lab, and kiln fees included.

Tues. 5/1-6/12 3:45-4:40p (7 weeks) 9725W


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Clay–Building & SculptingAges 5-12 Anne Parr

Build, sculpt, and explore design, construction, and glazingtechniques. Take home wonderful pieces. Ideal for beginnersthrough skilled clay workers. Includes supply, ceramicmaterials, lab, and kiln fees.

Thurs. 3:30-4:25p 4:30-5:25p4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 9770W 9771W


ClayAges 6-12|11-16 Rebecca Dahlberg

Have fun playing with clay and making pinch pots, animals,coil projects, decorative name plaques and more! Projectsare glazed and fired.

Ages 6-12 Wed. 5/9-30 3:30-5p (4 weeks) 11293Ages 11-16 Wed. 6/13-27 4:30-6p (3 weeks) 11291

4-Week Session: Residents $66** | Non-residents $72**3-Week Session: Residents $50** | Non-residents $55****Additional $20 material fee payable to instructor first day of camp.

Discover & Create Adult/Child Class (Child Ages 2.5-4) Alice Croft

A fun-filled class for the toddler and adult to discover andlearn through creating. Children experience a variety ofactivities such as painting, cooking, clay molding, naturewalking, and movement. Activities change with the seasons.Come join the fun! Wear old clothing. Parent/Adult isrequired to stay and siblings allowed if registered.

Tues. 10:30-11:15a4/24-6/5 (7 weeks) 9777W6/12-7/10 (5 weeks) 109977/17-8/14 (5 weeks) 10998

7-Week Session: Residents $84 | Non-residents $925-Week Session: Residents $48 | Non-residents $53Plus $14 ($10–5 week class) material fee payable to instructor at the first class.

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Jewelry Making CampsAges 6-12 Dragonfly Designs

Explore the process of making gorgeous hand-madejewelry projects from a wide range of exciting techniques.Our team of highly trained, enthusiastic staff passes onthe art of jewelry making to students in a fun, engaging,and socially conscious way. Campers are given challengingprojects and work in groups according to age, interest,and ability level. Techniques include, resin, glass fusing,stamping and dapping metal, bead stringing, crimping,copper etching, wool felted beads and so much more. All levels welcome.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 1-4p (5 days) 10961M, Tu, Th, F* 7/2-6* 9a-12p (4 days) 10965Mon.-Fri. 7/9-13 1-4p (5 days) 10966Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9a-12p (5 days) 10967Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 9a-12p (5 days) 10968

*No camp 7/4

4-Day Session: Residents $152** | Non-residents $167** 5-Day Session: Residents $190** | Non-residents $209****Additional $50 ($40 for 4-day camp) material fee payable to instructor first day of camp.

WatercolorAges 8-16 Susan McAllister

Join this class and learn and practice the basic washes,brush strokes, and techniques. Students learn basic colortheory, create value charts, learn to understand the pigmentson your palette, and more. Subject matter is geared tointerest and level of participants. Beginners-advancedlevels welcome.

Mon. 6/18-7/30* 5:15-6:30p (7 weeks) 11174

*No class 7/2

7-Week Session: Residents $77** | Non-residents $85**

**Additional $25 material/supply fee payable to instructor at first class meeting.

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Babysitting for BeginnersAges 10-15 Suzy McCreary

Learn the skills needed to be a trusted and responsiblebabysitter. This class covers child development, safety,bedtime strategies, and ways to make babysitting funfor you and the children. Participants also learn what to do in an emergency. Students should bring a lunch.No special equipment required.

Sat. 5/5 9a-2:30p (1 day) 9787W

Per Session: Residents $66 | Non-residents $72(includes workbook)

Babysitting for Beginners Camp Ages 10-15 Suzy McCreary

All of the great information taught in the regular class,includes extra time for games and crafts. Bring a snackand lunch.

Mon.-Thurs. 6/25-28 10a-12p 10710

Per Camp: Residents $115 | Non-residents $126

Suzy McCreary has a BA in Recreation, served as Babysitting for Beginners director for twelve years, and is a licensed child care provider.

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Carpentry Classes for Boys & GirlsAges 5-14 Julie Cole

Learn to use hammers, saws,drills, planes and other basic hand tools to make great projects out of wood; suchas, a boat, car, truck, birdfeeder, or doll house. More advanced students even work on projects such as furniture, scooters, and skateboards. In addition to learning safe carpentry techniques, students gainexperience in cooperation, measuring, fractions, andproblem solving. Classes have individualized instructionand include students of various levels. Cost of mostmaterials included, large projects may have additional fees.

Tues. 5/1-29 2:30-4p (5 weeks) 9800WTues. 5/1-29 4-5:30p (5 weeks) 9804W


Preschool Woodworkers Parent (Adult)/Child Class (Children Ages 3.5-6)

Work together to build great projects from wood. Learn to use hand tools, saws, hammers, drills, rasps and files.Create fun gifts or something just for you.

Tues. 5/1-29 1:15-2:30p (5 weeks) 9812W


Weekend WoodworkersA Parent (Adult)/Child Class (Minimum Age 4)

Kids and parents work together to build cool projects fromwood. Learn to use hand tools, saws, hammers, drills, raspsand files. Create beautiful gifts or something just for you.

Sat. 10a–12p (2 weeks)4/21 & 4/28 9815W5/12 & 5/19 9816W6/9 & 6/16 9817W7/14 & 7/21 109698/4 & 8/11 10975

Per Session: Residents $72 | Non-residents $79

Bridge CampAges 11-17 American Contract Bridge League

Bridge is a card game that helps develop problem-solving,social skills, teamwork and logical thinking. Studies showthat students who play bridge practice math and reasoningskills and perform better on standardized tests than thosewho do not. In bridge, two pairs of partners take turnsbidding how many “tricks” or rounds of cards they thinkthey will win. Partners signal to each other what type ofcards they hold and which suit of cards they want to“trump" or winner over. All materials supplied.

Mon.-Fri. 6/18-29 1-3p (2 weeks) 11565Mon.-Fri. 8/6-17 1-3p (2 weeks) 11566

2-Week Session: Residents $100 | Non-residents $110*Additional $25 material book fee payable to instructor the first day of camp.

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Join our Carpentry Camps and enjoy the break by takingone or more carpentry camps. See class section fordescription for these great camps.

Carpentry Camps Ages 5-14 Mon.-Thurs. 12:30-2:30p 2:30-4:30p6/11-14 10714 107166/18-21 10718 107456/25-28 10736 107467/2, 3, 5, 6 (M,Tu,Th,F) 10737 107537/9-12 10738 107477/16-19 10739 107487/23-26 10740 107497/30-8/2 10741 107508/6-9 10742 107518/13-16 10743 107528/20-21 (M-Tu) 10744 10754

4-Day Session: Residents $122 | Non-residents $1342-Day Session: Residents $61 | Non-residents $68

Carpentry ClubAges 5-14

Join the carpentry club for flexible scheduling. Come tocarpentry any time classes or camps are going on. Availabletimes and days subject to change. Valid for six-monthsfrom date of purchase.

8 Hours 1251

Residents $134 | Non-residents $147

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Chess Camps Ages 6-14 The Berkeley Chess SchoolImmerse yourself in the exciting world of chess! Chess is fun, and canbe learned quickly and easily! If you are new to chess or just polishingyour skills, come develop your understanding and enjoyment of theking of games. In addition to the thrill of the game, students of chesshave been shown to gain improvement in test results in reading,science, and math, as well as growth in other cognitive skills. TheBerkeley Chess School is an affiliate of the U.S. Chess Federation.Boards and sets provided.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 9a-12p (5 days) 10755M, Tu, Th, F 7/2-6 9a-12p (4 days) 10758Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 1-4p (5 days) 10759Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9a-12p (5 days) 10760

4-Day Camp: Residents $154 | Non-residents $1695-Day Camp: Residents $190 | Non-residents $209

Chinese (Mandarin)Ages 3-9 Paure Liou

Purpose of class is to inspire students’ interest to learn Chinese andto introduce Chinese culture in a fun and playful environment.Students learn Mandarin Chinese through games, songs, and drawings.Class introduces Chinese pronunciation, basic phonic (pin-yin)system,and simple character writing.

Ages 3-5 Ages 3-5 Ages 5-8(7 weeks) 9:15-9:55a 2:45-3:25p 3:45-4:25pTues. 4/24-6/5 10258 10261 102647-Week Session: Residents $91 | Non-residents $99

Chinese Intensive (Mandarin)Ages 4-6 6/11-15 (5 Days) 9:15-10:25a 10900Ages 4-6 7/30-8/3 (5 Days) 9:15-10:25a 10899Ages 7-9 7/30-8/3 (5 Days) 10:30-11:40a 10896Ages 4-6 8/6-10 (5 Days) 9:15-10:25a 10898Ages 7-9 8/13-17 (5 Days) 9:30-10:40a 10903

5-Day Camp Fee: Residents $120 | Non-residents $132

Computer–PowerPointAges 7-10 Technology for Kids, Bobbe MilesStudents learn the basic fundamentals of PowerPoint using a laptopcomputer. Learn to create school “Report of Information" projectsincluding sound, animation, and graphics! Outlining, researching andoral presentation skills also are addressed. Parents are invited to thelast session to watch students perform their presentations. Studentstake home a CD of the PowerPoint presentation. All equipment andsupplies provided. Requirement: Ability to move and click a mouse.

Ages 7-9 Ages 8-10Mon.-Fri. 1-2:15p 2:30-3:45p

6/11-15 11567 115707/9-13 11568 115717/16-20 11569 11572Per Session: Residents $120 | Non-residents $132

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Orinda Kindercooks An Adult/Child Class (Children Ages 3-4) Alice Croft

These parent/adult-child classes are designed to providethe child a first hands-on experience in cooking. OrindaKindercooks follow simple, picture instructions and easyrecipes to create a variety of foods such as chocolate chipcookies, pizza, apple turnovers, frittata, pancakes, andparfaits. Children learn the basic skills of measuring andmixing. New recipes each session! Note that dairy productsare used in many of the recipes. Notify instructor of any food allergies.

Thurs. 11:30a-12:15p 12:30-1:15p4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 9851W 9856W6/14-7/12 (5 weeks) 10991 109927/19-8/16* (4 weeks) 10993 10994

*No class 8/2

Spring Treats (Flowers)Ages 5-11

Make and decorate spring cookies and other delicious treats.Learn how to measure, to use utensils properly, to worksafely in a kitchen, and to clean up. Each session includesdifferent treats. Note that dairy products and nuts are usedin many of the recipes. Notify instructor of any food allergies.

Mon. 4/23-5/14 3:45-4:45p (4 weeks) 10541W

4-Week Session: Residents $44** | Non-residents $48**

**Plus $15 material fee payable to instructor at the first class.

CookingAsian Cooking Camps for Kids & Teens Ages 7-12|12-18 Nancy Perches

Learn how to make some of your favorite Asian dishes.Prepare pot stickers, roll your own California sushi, wraphomemade wontons, stir fry chow mein in a wok, enjoyhomemade dessert fritters (served with ice cream!) andcookies. Notify instructor of any food allergies. Bring anapron (optional), knife (teens only), and a to-go container.

Ages 7-12 Mon.-Thurs. 6/18-21 3:30-5p 10979Ages 12-18 Tues.& Thurs. 6/26 & 28 3-5p 10982

Ages 7-12 Mon.-Thurs. 7/9-12 3:30-5p 10983Ages 12-18 Tues.& Thurs. 7/17 &19 3-5p 10984

4-Day Camp: Residents $120+ | Non-residents $132+

2-Day Session: Residents $80+ | Non-residents $88+

+Plus additional $20 material/food fee payable to instructor at the first class.

Asian Cooking: Adult & Youth Cooking ClassAges 7-Teens Nancy Perches

You and your child (great for teens!) can bond for anevening and learn to make some of your favorite foods.Prepare dishes such as: Pot Stickers, California Sushi,Chicken Chow Mein, Vietnamese Spring Rolls, BroccoliBeef Stir Fry. End the class with Asian treats such asbanana fritters and almond cookies. Bring an apron(optional), knife (teens only), and a to-go container.

Wed. 6/27 6:30-8:30p 10989Wed. 7/18 6:30-8:30p 10990

Per Pair/Session: Residents $50+ | Non-residents $55+

+Plus additional $20 material/food fee payable to instructor at thefirst class.

How to Dress Up a CupcakeAges 7-15 Kat Montgomery

Turn cupcakes into whimsical high fashion characters usingcandy and chocolate (Mrs Potato head style!). Students learnbasic chocolate decorating techniques, how to frost a cupcake“coiffure," make the latest chocolate fashion accessories dujour, and go home with a cupcake friend they can eat. Learnfestive and fun chocolate decorating techniques.

M,Tu, Th, F 6/11-15* 10a-12p (4 Days) 11573M,Tu, Th, F 6/18-22* 10a-12p (4 Days) 11580

Per Session: Residents $110+ | Non-residents $121+

*No classes Wed. 6/13, 6/20+Plus $40 lab/material fee (decorating kit) payable to instructor at class.

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Residents $49** $62** $85**Non-residents $54** $68** $94**

*No class 8/2**Plus $16 ($10 for 4-week, $15 for 5-week) material fee payable to instructor at the first class.

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Orinda Ballet Academy & Company6-Week Ballet Summer Program **Placement required for all classes (except for pre-ballet) • For specific questions about placement, fees, dates,

levels, please leave a message for Artistic Director, Patricia Tomlinson (925)254-2445.

• Fees are for entire session. If registering after start of session, please contact Artistic Director about availability.

• Missed classes must be made up within summer program. • Make-up class is any class within level or lower.

Attire– Dress Code for ballet classes:Pre-Ballet A & B: Leotard, pink tights and pink leather ballet slippers (skirt optional-no tutus). Hair pulled back from face in a tight bun. No loose hair please.Ballet 1-6: Black leotard, pink tights and pink ballet slippers. Hair in tight bun.+No class 7/4 (Make-up date Fri. 7/13)

Orinda Ballet Academy & CompanyCarnival of the Animals Ballet Camps & Performance

Pre-Ballet Ages 3-5

A 40 minute ballet class followed by learning a ballet dance,working on ballet art projects and a costume for performance.One studio performance Friday, 8/3. Bring a snack!

Mon. 6/25-7/30+ 11:25a-12:45p 11387

Per Session: Residents $150* | Non-residents $165*Additional $10 material fee payable to Orinda Ballet Academy at time of registration.

Ballet 1A & 2A Ages 6-7

An hour ballet class followed by learning a ballet dance,working on ballet art projects and a costume for performance.One studio performance Friday, 8/3. Bring a snack.

Tues. 6/26-7/31+ 2-4p 11388


Ballet 2B Ages 7-9

1.25 hours of ballet class followed by learning a balletdance, working on ballet art projects and a costume forperformance. One studio performance Friday, 8/3.

Tues. 6/26-7/31+ 3-5:15p 11389


Ballet 3** June 26-August 1 Ages 8+

Ballet camp class, students help choreograph a dance aswell as work on ballet art projects for the performance,include their costume. One studio performance Friday, 8/3.• Mon. 4-5:30p (Camp) • Mon. 5:30-7p (Pre-pointe) • Wed. 4-6:15p (Tech./Pilates & Stretch) 11390


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Ballet camp class, students help choreograph a dance aswell as work on ballet art projects for the performance,include their costume. One studio performance Friday, 8/3.• Mon. 4-5:30p (Camp) • Mon. 5:30-7p (Pre-pointe) • Tues. 5:15-7:15p (Technique) • Wed. 4-6:15p (Tech./Pilates & Stretch) • Thurs. 5:30-8p Tech./Pointe/Carnival of Animals) 11391

Per Session: Residents $800* | Non-residents $880*Additional $10 material fee payable to Orinda Ballet Academy at timeof registration.

Ballet 5/6** June 26-August 2+ Advanced (13+)

Ballet camp class, students help choreograph a dance aswell as work on ballet art projects for the performance,include their costume. One studio performance Friday, 8/3.• Mon. 4-5:30p (Camp) • Mon. 5:30-7p (Pointe) • Tues. 5:15-7:15p (Technique) • Wed. 5:30-8:30p (Tech./Pilates & Stretch) • Thurs. 5:30-8p (Tech./Pointe/Carnival of Animals 11392


Private Lesson Fees–Contact Director to ScheduleLength (minutes) 30 45 60

Residents $45** $60** $75** Non-residents $50** $66** $83**

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Ballet |Magical–Parent (Adult) & Me Ages 18 months-3 years Kids‘N Dance Staff

With a parent, or caregiver, at their side, we introducechildren to basic ballet and magical movements using creativeexpression. Baby Kangaroos take their first hop, Dinosaurstry to find their mama, chicks hatch right out of their eggs,and caterpillars spin a cocoon and rest until their wings aregrown. Costumes, props, and a wide variety of music all addto the fun! Apparel: Loose comfortable clothing for adults, anyballet attire and ballet shoes for child.

Mon. 4/23-6/4* 9-9:45a (6 weeks) 9609WThurs. 4/26-6/7 11:30a-12:15p (7 weeks) 9610W

*No class 5/28

See Ballet/Magical Movement Fee Section.

Ballet |Magical Movement–Just Beginning! Ages 2.5-3.5 Kids’N Dance Staff

Children learn beginning dance skills through use of creativemovement, imagery, dance activities, improvisation, and storydances. Costumes, props, and music all add to the fun! Parents/caregivers must stay in the building, but do not have toparticipate in class unless needed.

Mon. 4/23-6/4* 11:30a-12:15p (6 weeks) 9615WWed. 4/25-6/6 9:30-10:15a (7 weeks) 9616WThurs. 4/26-6/7 10:40-11:25a (7 weeks) 9617W

*No class 5/28


Ballet IAges 3-5 Kids‘N Dance Staff

Continuation of Ballet|Just Beginning. Learn ballet in thisfun and creative class. Costumes and props are brought toeach class.

Wed. 4/25-6/6 1-1:45p (7 weeks) 9619WSee Ballet/Magical Movement Fee Section.

Ballet & MusicalsAges 3-5 Kids‘N Dance Staff

Each class is full of creative movement, imagery, ballet dances,singing, and scene rehearsals with costumes and props forgirls and boys. This class develops creativity, coordination,and self-esteem through dance activities, improvisation, andstory dances. Costumes, props, and a wide variety of musicall add to the fun.

Mon. 4/23-6/4* 9:50-10:35a (6 weeks) 9734WThurs. 4/26-6/7 9-9:45a (7 weeks) 9736W

*No class 5/28


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**Instructor placement required for new students.

June 25–August 3*Class Ages Day Times Code

Pre-Ballet 3-5 Mon. 11:25a-12:05p 11393Fees Per Class: Residents $85 | Non-residents $94

Ballet 1A & 2A|Technique Ages6+ Tues. 2-3p 11395Fees Per Class: Residents $90 | Non-residents $99

Ballet 2B**|Technique/Repertory Tues. 4-5:15p 11396Fees: Residents $110 | Non-residents $121

Ballet 3-6**|Pre-Pointe & Pointe Mon. 5:30-7p 11397Must be registered for additional technique class.Fees: Residents $130 | Non-residents $143

Ballet 3/4**|Technique/Stretch-Pilates Wed. 4-6:15p 11398Must be registered for additional technique class.Fees: Residents $200 | Non-residents $220

Ballet 4/5/6**|Technique/Pointe/Repertory Tues. 5:30-8:30p 11399Must be registered for Wednesday technique class.Fees: Residents $180 | Non-residents $198

Ballet 5/6**|Technique/Pointe/Stretch-Pilates Wed. 5:30-8:30p 11403Must be registered for additional technique class.Fees: Residents $250 | Non-residents $275

Ballet 4/5/6**|Technique/Pointe/Repertory Thurs. 5:30-8p 11404Fees: Residents $220 | Non-residents $244

Theater Dance Jazz, Tap, Contemporary stylesAges 7-11 Thurs. 4-5p 11405Fees: Residents $90 | Non-residents $99 Ages 12-17 Thurs. 4-5p 11406Fees: Residents $110 | Non-residents $121

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Thurs. 4/26-6/7 12:20-1:05p (7 weeks) 9967W

7-Week Session: Residents $84 | Non-residents $88See Musical Theater section for description.

Polynesian DanceAges 5-11(Keiki)|Ages12+(Wahine) Kumu Kalena Gregory

Learn the dances of the South Pacific–Hawai'i (ancientand modern hula), Tahiti (drum dances and descriptivedances), Samoa, the Cook Islands, etc.

Ages 5-11 Thurs. 5/3-24 4:15-5:15p (4 weeks) 9971WThurs. 6/21-8/2* 4:15-5:15p (6 weeks) 11030

Ages 12-15Thurs. 5/3-24 5:30-6:30p (4 weeks) 10066WThurs. 6/21-8/2* 5:30-6:30p (6 weeks) 11031

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4-Week Session: Residents $45 | Non-residents $506-Week Session: Residents $68 | Non-residents $74

Spanish Dance|Flamenco Ages 5-12 Alicia Zamora

This is an introduction to the exciting dance of Spain.Dressed in traditional costumes (provided by the teacher),young students learn basic techniques of footwork, turns,arm and hand movements (flores), as well as use ofcastanets and fans.

Tues. 5/1-6/12 5:30-6:15p (7 weeks) 11582Tues. 6/19-7/10 5:30-6:15p (4 weeks) 11583


Ballet & TapAges 3-5 Kids‘N Dance Staff

The first half of class consists of ballet warm-ups, jumps,and theme dances and the second half consists of tap. Tap section teaches the basic rhythms, heel, and toetapping. Costumes and props are brought to each class.Tap shoes required.

Mon. 4/23-6/4* 10:40-11:25a (6 weeks) 9747WWed. 4/25-6/6 10:20-11:05a (7 weeks) 9748WThurs. 4/26-6/7 9:50-10:35a (7 weeks) 9749W

*No class 5/28

6-Week Session: Residents $73 | Non-residents $817-Week Session: Residents $84 | Non-residents $93See Ballet/Magical Movement Fee Section.

Hip Hop Ages 4-6|6-9 Kids‘N Dance Staff

Learn the basic street moves with the fun and energetictype of dance seen in music videos, television shows, andcommercials. Hip Hop is a dance form that evolved out of street and break dancing moves. Each class consists ofHip Hop warm-ups, body isolations, alignment, and fastfootwork. Each class is skill and age appropriate.

Ages 4-6 Wed. 4/25-6/6 3:30-4:15p (7 weeks) 9954W

Ages 6-10 Wed. 4/25-6/6 4:20-5:10p (7 weeks) 9951WSee Ballet/Magical Movement Fee Section.

Hip Hop & Break Dancing–Teens!Ages 10-16 Kids‘N Dance Staff

Hip Hop class is designed for teens. Come join this classand learn current moves.

Wed. 4/25-6/6 5:15-6:05p (7 weeks) 9957WSee Ballet/Magical Movement Fee Section.

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Per 2-hr Camp: Residents $148 | Non-residents $162Per 3-hr Camp: Residents $182 | Non-residents $1997/2-6* Camp: Residents $148 | Non-residents $162

*No camp 7/4

Dance CampsPrincess AdventuresAges 3-5

Be a new princess every day and dance a princessadventure. Cinderella, Mulan, 12 Dancing & EnchantedPrincesses, Sleeping Beauty, and Rapunzel.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 9a-12p 11004Mon.-Fri. 7/9-13 1-3p 11005Mon.-Fri. 7/23-27 10a-12p 11294Mon.-Fri. 8/20-24 9a-12p 11006See Dance Camp Fees section.

Princesses Tales CampAges 3-5

Be a new princess every day and dance a princess tale.Belle, Jasmine, Snow White, Little Mermaid, and manyenchanted princesses. Each day costumes are made by the children.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 10a-12p 11007Mon.-Fri. 8/20-24 9a-12p 11008See Dance Camp Fees section.

The City of Orinda, Parks and Recreation Department in partnershipwith Kids‘N Dance sponsors these dance camps. Each day, costumesare made by the children. Bring your family and friends to the finalperformance of each camp. Performance is scheduled during thesecond hour of the final day.

Dora the Explorer & DiegoAges 3-5

Dora the Explorer & Diego must find Grandma’s house,Diego must save the baby animals, Boot, The Bo Bo’s aFiesta...and more!

Mon.-Fri. 8/20-24 12:30-3:30p 11029See Dance Camp Fees section.

Fairies & Unicorns Ages 3-5

Come to the magical land of fire and ice fairies, flyinghorses, Tinkerbell, garden fairies, and unicorns. Costumesare made by the children.

Mon.-Fri. 6/18-22 1-3p 10999M, Tu, Th, F 7/2, 3, 5, 6* 9a-12p 11000

*No camp 7/4

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Fancy Nancy & Angelina BallerinaAges 3-5

Tea Party, Flutter of Butterflies, Fashion Boutique, Dance aShow, Princess Dance! Costumes are made by the children.

Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 1-3p 11001Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 10a-12p 11002Mon.-Fri. 8/20-24 12:30-3:30p 11003See Dance Camp Fees section.

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Come experience a variety dance forms from ouroutstanding staff. Participants learn, or improve upontheir techniques, in the ballet, hip hop, jazz, and tapsessions. Join us for this fun and hip camp! Participantsare divided by age and ability levels. Class Attire: danceshorts or yoga pants, jazz and/or ballet shoes. Tap shoesrecommended, but not required. Bring water and a snack.

Ages 5-8 Ages 8-12Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9:30a-12p 11297 11298

5-Day Session: Residents $125 | Non-residents $137

Hip Hop & Breaking CampAges 7-12

Come experience the world of hip hop and break dancingfrom our incredible staff. Spend the week learning newmoves and techniques.

Mon.-Fri. 7/30-8/3 9:30a-12p 11575

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Algebra Summer Workshop Albert LeeWorkshop focuses on a wide range of skills, stretching from pre-algebra to calculus, but avoiding “compartmentalizing” techniques toone class, as you will find that many are used in a range of classes.

M, W, F 8/6-17 4-6p (2 weeks) 11272

2-Week Session: Residents $324 | Non-residents $356*Additional $25 material fee to instructor first day of class for textbook.

SAT I Prep Albert Lee, Smartlounge OrindaWhile there are no secrets to getting a perfect score, we cover theformat and key strategies in the test, and give students plenty ofpractice to put the strategies in action. We try to keep as simple aspossible, but the tips and strategies have proven to be helpful forstudents of all levels.

M, W, F 7/9-20 1-3p (2 weeks) 11273M, W, F 8/6-17 1-3p (2 weeks) 11274

2-Week Session: Residents $288* | Non-residents $316**Additional $25 material fee to instructor first day of class for textbook.

IncrediFlix–Filmmaking Camps Ages 7-13

Create film in this hands-on camp. Participants locationscout, act, film, and learn filmmaking strategies. Learn tobrainstorm, story structure, and story boarding. In animationcamps, learn to create characters, backgrounds, film, anddo voice-overs. Students are making, moving, and filmingcharacter (this is not a computer animated animation).Each student receives a DVD of their work. Supervisedlunch provided for those staying for both daily sessions.

Animation Flix IncrediFlix

Join us for the ultimate in animation creation. Each daymake a new movie, with different styles of stop-motionanimation. Furniture may run across the floor, clay starsmay explode, or your favorite toy may even come to life!This is the ultimate camp where you create, direct, andfilm in age appropriate groups.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 1-4p 11277Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9a-12p 11278See Filmmaking Fees Section Below.

Cartoon Flix IncrediFlix

Your characters can fly over mountain tops, destroy cities, or swim the deepest oceans! In age appropriate groups,make a paper-animated flick where you get to create yourown character, build backgrounds, shoot your movie, andprovide the voice for your character.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 9a-12p 11275Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 1-4p 11276See Filmmaking Fees Section.

Filmmaking Flix IncrediFlix

Are you the next star director? Actor? Writer? Cameraman?Do it all in these live action flix! Work in groups to makeyour vision come true in these movies where you will act,write, direct, and more.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 9a-12p 11279See Filmmaking Fees Section.

Lego Flix IncrediFlix

We know you love Legos and we know you can createincredible worlds. Now is the time to bring these worlds tolife in Lego animated flix! We provide the Legos, and youprovide the imagination. Student create a Lego set withLego characters for a movie they storyboard, write, shoot,and voice-over in age appropriate groups.

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5-Day Camp: Residents $183** | Non-residents $201****Additional $30 production fee payable to instructor first day

of camp. Production fee covers material, editing, production, and distribution of the DVD.

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Gymnastics–Preschool ClassesAges 3-5 California Gymnastics Staff

This class teaches beginning gymnastics and tumblingskills. Students will flip over the opportunity to learn thebasics of all gymnastic events, as well as additional skillsto enhance strength, coordination, agility, and confidence.Equipment incorporated into the class includes bars, lowbeams, ladders, trampoline and spring boards, barrel andincline mats, vaulting blocks, tunnels, and music games.No jeans or dresses. To increase child participation,parents are asked to remain outside of activity room.

See Gymnastics Date and Fee Schedule below.

Gymnastics–School-Age ClassesAges 5.5-7 California Gymnastics Staff

This class teaches beginning and intermediate gymnasticsand tumbling skills and is designed to develop strength,flexibility, agility, and confidence in a fun, non-competitiveenvironment. Students learn the basics of all gymnasticevents including tumbling, vaulting skills, bars, andbalance beam. Students are also introduced to strengthand flexibility exercises with fun and challenging games.No jeans, dresses, or loose clothing.

See Gymnastics Date and Fee Schedule below.

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Gymnastics Dates and Fees2:35-3:20p 3:25-4:10p 4:15-5p

Tues. Preschool Preschool 5-7yrs

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Great fun is planned for your camper this summer. Thiscamp is designed to introduce young children to the sportof gymnastics. Children will learn beginning gymnasticsand tumbling skills, working on bars, low balance beams,mini-trampolines, vaulting blocks and barrels and inclinemates. Each day your child will also participate in manyother group activities including ball games, music activities,and parachute and relay and circuit races. Students will be introduced to strength and flexibility exercises with fun and challenging games. During the child's rest time,they will explore a variety of craft projects and otherhands on activities.

9:30a-12:30p 1:30-4:30p6/11-15 Mon.-Fri. Ages 3-5 (11035) Ages 5-8 (11038)7/2,3,5,6* M, Tu, Th, F Ages 3-5 (11036) Ages 5-8 (11039)8/13-17 Mon.-Fri. Ages 5-8 (11037) Ages 3-5 (11040)

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JugglingAges 10+ Chelsea Zephyr Rustigian

Come learn to juggle! All levels are welcome frombeginner through advanced. Juggle balls, clubs, and otherobjects in a fun class for teens and adults. Equipment isprovided but participants are encouraged to purchasejuggling balls.

Fri. 4/27-6/1 3:30-4:30p (6 weeks) 11283Fri. 6/29-8/3* 3:30-4:30p (6 weeks) 11284

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Kindergym Kindergym–Crawlers & Wobbly WalkersParent (Adult)/Child Class (Child up to 18 months) Alice Croft

Come play in out Kindergym! Designed especially for olderbabies and beginning walkers who are ready to benefit fromincreased social interaction while playing and developingtheir motor skills in the Kindergym. Circle time with songsis also included. A hold harmless form and informationsheet are to be completed at the first class prior toparticipation.

Thurs. 4/26-6/7 10:20-11a (7 weeks) 10253WFri. 4/27-6/8 9:30-10:10a (7 weeks) 10521W

Thurs. 6/14-7/26 10:20-11a (7 weeks) 11022Fri. 6/15-7/27 9:30-10:10a (7 weeks) 11025

Thurs. 8/9-30 10:20-11a (4 weeks) 11027Fri. 8/10-31 9:30-10:10a (4 weeks) 11028

*No classes 8/2-3

See Kindergym Fees next column.

KindergymParent (Adult)/Child Class (Child Ages 1-3)

Our Kindergym program offers range-of-movementexploration activities where a child can climb, hang, jump,balance, and bounce. In this healthy environment, the parentoffers positive, encouraging, and helpful feedback. A skilledstaff member is always on hand to assist. The equipmentis rearranged each week to provide a new challenge.

Parents are required to have infants in packs. Siblings areonly allowed in class if registered. Child must be walking.Use make-up book in the Kindergym for missed classes dueto illness or cancellation of a class. Prior to participation,a Hold Harmless form and information sheet must becompleted.

Instructors: Alice Croft (Thurs.), Kelly Gooding (Mon., Wed.)

9:30-10:15a 10:15-11aMon. 4/23-6/4* (6 weeks) 10022WWed. 4/25-6/6 (7 weeks) 10023WThurs. 4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 10024WFri. 4/27-6/8 (7 weeks) 10025W

Mon. 6/11-7/30 (8 weeks) 11041Wed. 6/13-8/1* (7 weeks) 11042Thurs. 6/14-7/26 (7 weeks) 11043Fri. 6/15-7/27 (7 weeks) 11044

Mon. 8/6-27 (4 weeks) 11045Wed. 8/8-29 (4 weeks) 11046Thurs. 8/9-30 (4 weeks) 11047Fri. 8/10-31 (4 weeks) 11048

*No classes 5/28, 7/4, 8/2-3

See Kindergym Fees next column.

Kindergym PlusParent (Adult)/Child Class (Child Ages 2.5-4)

Kindergym Plus offers 40 minutes of individual Kindergymtime, plus 10-15 minutes of extended circle time, includingsinging, finger play, and reading a story. The age limit isflexible, but to fully utilize this class it is important thechild feel comfortable with 10 minutes of organized activity.Instructor: Kelly Gooding

10:20-11:15aMon. 4/23-6/4* (6 weeks) 10033WWed. 4/25-6/6 (7 weeks) 10034W

Mon. 6/11-7/30 (8 weeks) 11055Wed. 6/13-8/1* (7 weeks) 11056

Mon. 8/6-27 (4 weeks) 11057Wed. 8/8-29 (4 weeks) 11058

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Kindergym & Kindergym Plus Session FeesSession Length (weeks) 4 6 7 8

Residents $46 $67 $78 $89 Non-residents $51 $73 $85 $98

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Help your baby develop an early appreciation–andaccelerated aptitude–for language, movement and music.Voted “Best Music Program!” This is a parent-participationclass. Only siblings if registered.

Spring: Cock-a-doodle MooEnjoy the musical world of farm animals with your babyas we explore animal-oriented songs, dances, instruments,books, vocal play, and more!

Mon. 4/16-6/11* 12:15-1p (8 weeks) 10453W

Summer: Peek-A Boo! I Love You! In this special music class created just for parents/adultsand babies, uncover more ways to say “I love you” anddevelop language using bubbles, American Sign Language,peek-a-boo games, and dances.

Mon. 6/25-7/30* 12:15-1p (5 weeks) 11094

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Kindermusik’s for ToddlersParent (Caregiver)/Child Class (Ages 18 months-3.5 years)

ABC Music and Me & Adventures for Toddlers provideswhole-child learning, and our studio setting allows YOU to join in on the fun. You and your child enjoy laughterand fun while improving your child’s musicality andsocial skills. This is a parent participation class. Siblingsonly if registered.

Spring: Carnival of Music

Mon. 4/16-5/14 11:15a-12p (5 weeks) 10455W

Summer: OceansFrolic with your child on our musical “beach!” Throughmusic, creative movement, instrument exploration,storytelling, and singing your child will uncover thewonder of our ocean creatures.

Mon. 6/25-7/30** 11:15a-12p (5 weeks) 11281


Club Jam: Percussion & SingingAges 5-6 Nusku ArtsClub Jam is an introductory music course that incorporates bothsinging and percussion. Participate in simple and fun music gamesand learn how to sing basic songs. Class includes an introductionto rhythm with students singing rhythmic syllables and playingsimple beats on hand drums. Class concludes with a performance.

Mon. 4/23-6/4* 4-5p (6 weeks) 10461WWed. 7/18-8/15 4-5p (5 weeks) 11097

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6-Week Session: Residents $101** | Non-residents $111**5-Week Session: Residents $83** | Non-residents $91**

Singing: Hit the Note!Ages 7-11 Nusku ArtsLet your voice ring and your heart sing. Students gain basic eartraining skills for music, starting with a curriculum focusing onrhythm and meter. Students learn how to sing rhythmic syllablesfrom reading rhythm notes and singing the notes of majorscales, starting with three pitches and slowly adding two notesas the class progresses. Students participate in singing games,singing songs, and preparing for an end of class performance.

Thurs. 4/26-6/7 4-5p (7 weeks) 10459WWed. 7/18-8/15 4-5p (5 weeks) 11099

7-Week Session: Residents $117** | Non-residents $128**5-Week Session: Residents $83** | Non-residents $91****Additional $10 material fee payable to instructor first day of class.

Club Jam Music Camp: Guitar, Percussion & Singing CampAges 5-8 Nusku ArtsJoin our Club Jam Camp. Receive a hands-on music experiencewith guitar, percussion, and singing. Students gain a strongunderstanding of rhythm and timing and how these instrumentscan work together to create an orchestrated piece of music.Students learn to work together as an ensemble, while studyingthree instruments. Students become versed in guitar (playingchords, simple songs, and riffs), singing (learning pitch, timing,and singing actual songs), and drumming together to furtheremphasizing rhythmic understanding. Games and fun activitiesare always part of Club Jam! Instruments provided.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 1-3:30p (1 week) 11101Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 1-3:30p (1 week) 11102Mon.-Fri. 7/2, 3, 5, 6* 9:30a-12p (1 week) 11103Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9:30a-12p (1 week) 11104Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 1-3:30p (1 week) 11105

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5-Day Session: Residents $200** | Non-residents $220**4-Day Session: Residents $160* | Non-residents $176**

Kindermusik Session FeesSession Length (weeks) 5 8

Residents $90** $144** Non-residents $99** $158**


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The Music of the BeatlesAges 10-12

Learn to play the music of The Beatles! We will teach youhow to break the music down to its parts to understand thebands' style and technique. Discover how this incredibleband has defined rock music over the past few decades.You will get to choose a handful of their songs and rehearsethem with the guidance of a professional musician wholoves to teach. By the end of the week you'll be rockingout in a live performance for family and friends! Somemusical experience required. (Limit 2 drums, 2 bass, 2 keys per band).

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 1-4p (1 week) 10770S

The Music of the Green DayAges 10-12

Learn to play the music of Green Day! We teach you how to break the music down to its parts to understandthe band’s style and technique. Choose a handful of theirsongs and rehearse them with the guidance of a professionalmusician who loves to teach. By the end of the week youwill be rocking out in a live performance for family andfriends! Some musical experience required. (Limit 2 drums,2 bass, 2 keys per band).

Mon.-Fri. 7/30-8/3 1-4p (1 week) 10775S

Rock BandAges 10-12

The pure rock and roll summer camp experience! You and your bandmates choose your favorite songs from yourfavorite bands and rehearse them in our fully equippedstudios, and work toward a rocking on-site concert at theend of the week. You will get to solo, sing, and rock outfor family and friends! Some musical experience required.All instruments welcome. (Limit 2 drums, 2 bass, 2 keysper band).

Mon.-Fri. 7/23-27 9a-12p (1 week) 10772S

BandWorks Rock n’ Roll Per Camp Fees

Residents $267*Non-residents $293**Note: Supplemental BandWorks Form Required.

Rock ‘n’ Roll Camps–BandWorks Ages 8-12 BandWorks Staff

Hit the stage with your musical talents in this specialcamp for aspiring musicians. By the end of the week your band will perform songs for family and friends! Allinstruments and vocals welcome. BandWorks instructorsare professional musicians who love to teach and workwith kids. Each camp includes a live performance as partof the last class. BandWorks provides free supervisionfrom 12-1pm for kids who sign up for both morning and afternoon programs during the week.

Supplemental BandWorks Form Required: Download form at www.cityoforinda.org or call (925)254-2445 to receive form. This form must be complete andreturned to BandWorks to finalize enrollment prior to camp.

Equipment Bringing your own instrument is recommended (exceptdrum set, bass amp, keyboard, and P.A. system as theseare provided), but BandWorks does have all instrumentsavailable. A practice amp is recommended for experiencedplayers.

Intro to Rock Band InstrumentsAges 8-11 Instruments Provided!

A fun, hands-on-instruments workshop for those who wantto learn guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and/or sing. Campersreceive basic instruction on a variety of instruments andget to experience the thrill of playing in a rock band. Startplaying music on the first day, and by the end of the weekyou'll be rocking out in a live performance for family andfriends! Appropriate for campers who want to try newinstruments, or for those with no musical experience.Instruments are provided!.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 9a-12p (1 week) 10767SMon.-Fri. 7/23-27 1-4p (1 week) 10773SMon.-Fri. 7/30-8/3 9a-12p (1 week) 10774S

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Introduction to Musical Theater

Orinda Youth Musical Theater

Orinda Musical Theater & Orinda Little TheaterCo-Sponsored by Kids’N Dance

Children of all abilities are proud to be a part of ourpolished mini-productions of musicals that are fun,challenging, and engaging. Cast members learn to develop character, vocal technique, presentation, anddance skills. The Orinda Little Theater (4-8 year olds)sing, dance, and perform a short play. The Youth Theaterpresents plays lasting about forty minutes with about 4-6songs and the cast for 8-14 year olds present plays lastingabout 1-1/2 hours with 10-12 songs. Participants areexpected to independently study their lines, songs, and blocking (as scheduled) and to attend all rehearsals. In addition, parents support the quality of our productionsby committing a required six hours of time (for a $60 feeyou may opt out of doing the work and Kids‘N Dance will hire someone to take your place). Most costumes aresupplied, but parents are required to provide the basics.Please have child prepare a song for the first day of class(except for Orinda Little Theater). Children do not haveto know how to read for the Orinda Little Theater shows.Please read refund policy carefully, but absolutely norefunds or credits are issued once this program begins.Additional charge for show tickets. Show times are subject to change.

Junglebook Ages 4-8

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 6/11-15 12:30-3:30pShows+: 6/15 2:30p 11085

Tangled Ages 4-8

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 6/25-29 9a-12pShows+: 6/29 11a 11086

Annie Ages 4-8

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 7/2-6* 12:30-3:30pShows+: 7/6+ 2:30p 11087

*No class 7/4

Wizard of Oz Ages 4-8

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 7/9-13 9a-12pShows+: 7/13+ 11a 11088

Sleeping Beauty Ages 4-8


101 Dalmatians Ages 4-8


Sound of Music Ages 4-8

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 7/30-8/4 9a-12pShows+: 8/4 11a 11091

Aristocats Ages 4-8


+Show days & times subject to change. Additional charge for show tickets.

Orinda Little Theater (9a-12p or 12:30-3:30p) Cast Fees:

5-Day Cast: Residents $225 | Non-residents $2477/2,3,5,6 Cast*: Residents $180 | Non-residents $198

Introduction to Musical TheaterAges 4-6 Kids’N Dance Staff

Each class includes acting, improvisational games, creativemovement, singing, and scene rehearsals with costumesand props.

Thurs. 4/26-6/7 12:20-1:05p (7 weeks) 9967W


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Acting 101 Ages 12-18 Chelsea Zephyr

Learn basic acting skills through creative dramaticsimprovisation, solo, partner, and group exercises. Practicecharacter development and learn stage skills throughscene work, which is performed and critiqued in class.

Wed. 4/25-6/6 6:30-8p (7 weeks) 11598Wed. 6/20-8/15* 6:30-8p (7 weeks) 11596

*No class 8/8

Per Session: Residents $126** | Non-residents $138**

Physical Theatre & Circus PerformanceAges 8-14 Chelsea Zephyr

Learn how to create and perform fun characters and thephysical theatre skills of a circus performer! Camp includesacting basics, performance skills, juggling, clowning, mime,slapstick, improvisation, and development of routines.Perfect for absolute beginners or kids with acting experience.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 10:30a-12p 11564


Wicked Ages 7-14

Mon.-Fri.: 7/9-13 9a-3:30p (1 week)Shows: 7/13 5:30p 11082

Cast Fees: Residents $350+ | Non-residents $385+

Fame, Jr. Ages 7-14



Hairspray Ages 8-14


Cast Fees: Residents $350 | Non-residents $385

Mamma Mia! Ages 8-14



Orinda Youth Theater

Intensive study of dance, singing, and acting. A finalplay at the Orinda Library Theater lasting about 1-1/2hours with 8-12 songs.

Orinda Youth Theater • Acting 101 • Physical Theater

High School Musical Ages 6-12

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 6/18-22 9a-12p Shows+: 6/22 6:30p 11076


Sound of Music Ages 6-14

Mon.-Fri. Cast: 7/30-8/3 12:30-3:30p Shows+: 8/3 5:30p 11081


+Show days & times subject to change. Additional charge for show tickets.

Introduction to Musical Theater Intensive

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World Around Us Ages 3.5-5.5

Tues. 4/17-5/22 2:45-3:30p (6 days) 10323Thurs. 4/19-5/24 9:30-10:15a (6 days) 10324

Per Session Fees: Residents $108 | Non-residents $118

Engineering & Construction with Erector® Sets Ages 5-12 AWESOMEngineering Staff

Are you ready to have an AWESOME time? Learn aboutengineering and construction concepts using Erector®educational toys. Build things you encounter everyday;including bridges, cars, skyscrapers and more! Some of the concepts covered include: Torque vs. Speed, Belt andPulley Systems, Gravity, Friction, and Truss Systems. Youare provided with everything you need to build each projectwhich includes a tool belt, tools and project pieces. Thishands-on class allows you to work together to solveproblems while building projects. Returning students work on new projects.

Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 9a-12p 11178Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 1-4p 11179Mon.-Fri. 7/9-13 9a-12p 11548

5-Day Camp: Residents $158** | Non-residents $173****Additional $10 material fee payable to instructor first day of camp for an Erector® set that students keep.

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MAD SCIENCE CLASSES

Future G (Geniuses)Ages 3.5-5.5

Inspire young minds with this hands-on science program!Use the scientific method to uncover the mysteries ofmotion and energy. We experiment with everything fromcolor to structures, and music to space! Each day includesa related take home project for the Young Geniuses. Comehave fun in this interactive and engaging class.

Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 1-4p (5 days) 11549Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 9a-12p (5 days) 11550See Mad Science Camp fees below.

Let’s Get Growing! Ages 3.5-5.5

Explore and learn how gardens grow, from the firstseedling, to the important roles of sun and rain, to theamazing plants and flowers that sprout and bloom. Becomeacquainted with the insect inhabitants of gardens and howthey help make gardens become so beautiful. Campers adddaily to a mural reflecting what they have discovered. Spenda week learning all about how gardens grow.

Mon.-Fri. 7/23-27 9a-12p (5 days) 11551Mon.-Fri. 8/20-24 9a-12p (5 days) 11552See Mad Science Camp fees next page.

My First Lab Ages 3.5-5.5

Become a junior Mad Scientist! This camp is a greatintroduction to science. Preschoolers explore their sense of sight, sound, smell, taste and touch. Children use amagnifying glass to discover the world of creepy crawlycreatures. Explore the science of the sea and the fascinatingcreatures that live there. Campers become paleontologist bysearching for fossils and participating in a mini-dinosaurdig. Finally, take an exciting mission with Mad Science toexplore the planets, moons and stars. Take-home projectsincluded each day.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 9a-12p (5 days) 11183M,Tu,Th, F 7/2-6* 9a-12p (4 days) 2816SMon.-Fri. 7/9-13 1-4p (5 days) 11553Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 1-4p (5 days) 11554

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Crazy ChemistryAges 6-10

We explore and create exciting chemical reactions, makecolorful concoctions and bubbling brews. Amaze yourselfwith magical temperature changing baggie science ordisappearing ghost crystals. Study the chemistry involvedin not-so-simple things like chalk and soap, and evenexperiment with the chemistry used by artists, spies anddetectives! Chemists bring home a project each day.

Mon.-Fri. 7/23-27 9a-12p (5 days) 11282Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9a-12p (5 days) 11556See Mad Science Camp fees below.

NASA: Journey into Outer SpaceAges 6-10

From our atmosphere to the outer reaches of our solarsystem, this hands-on program sends campers on a questfor exploration! Comets, planets, stars and more are allwaiting to be discovered. Learn about the four forces offlight and the challenges of space travel. Camp includes a take home every day. Join us for Earth and Beyond,Astronaut-in-Training, Solar Launch, Eye on the Sky, and Space Voyage!

Mon.-Fri. 6/18-22 9a-12p (5 days) 11559See Mad Science Camp fees below.

Mad Machines & Robots Ages 7-10

Let the Machine Madness begin! Design and build structuresusing simple tools and your imagination. Construct ageodesic dome large enough for all campers to sit insideof! Discover how many different machines, simple andcomplex, we use in our daily lives. Participants designsimple machines using pulleys, wedges, screw and levers,and have fun learning how catapults work... then we moveon to more fun with Mad Science robots! Build a robot tokeep, all the while learning the science of robots.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 9a-12p (5 days) 11561**Additional $30 lab fee includes a take home robot. Fee payable

to instructor first day of camp.

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Secret Agent Camp Ages 6-10

The Mad Science Secret Agent Camp is a fun journey intothe world of detection, spy science, and forensics. Campershave fun examining the science behind the spy tools madefamous by the world’s greatest spies, using the science ofcryptology to send and decode secret messages, seeing whatcan’t be seen by the naked eye, following in Sherlock’ssteps learning what tracks can tell us, and more! Join theMad Science Bureau of Investigation to help foil a burglaryusing state-of-the-art security techniques!

Mon.-Fri. 7/30-8/3 9a-12p (5 days) 11562See Mad Science Camp fees.

World Scientists Ages 6-10

Spend time in the lab learning the tools and techniquesmany of the great scientists use. Our World Scientistsconduct solar experiments, explore predator and preyrelationships, and investigate food webs. Come learnabout the ocean and what an odontocete is, discoversystems in nature, even make your own paper. Learnanimal adaptations and create an insect habitat.Scientists also discover what Mr. Owl had on his dinnerplate during the famous owl pellet dissection. Many great hands-on projects included in this scientific week.

M,Tu, Th, F 7/2-6* 1-4p (4 days) 11563See Mad Science Camp fees.

Mad Science Camp Fees

4-Day Camp: Residents $160 | Non-residents $1755-Day Camp: Residents $205 | Non-residents $225**Robot class additional $30 payable to instructor first day of camp.

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Science & Engineering

Sports | Camps & Classes

Teaching Engineering to KidsDesign a Mighty Metropolis, enter the world of Jedi engineering,and build and race a locomotive. Includes instruction, designchallenges, and competitions with LEGO® Technic and Systemcomponents. This is an opportunity to build that great LEGO®

project with guidance and assistance from our qualified staff.These are fun, challenging, hands-on, and minds-on campssuitable for LEGO® novices to “maniacs." These camps are notaffiliated with the LEGO Group.

Pre-Engineering with LEGO® Ages 5-7

Let your imagination run wild with over 100,000 pieces of LEGO.®

Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes,motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your unique design.Explore the many possibilities of LEGO® building systems whilelearning useful construction techniques.

Mon.-Fri. 6/18-22 9a-12p 10776Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 9a-12p 10784See Play-Well Fee Section.

Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO®

Ages 6-10

Design and build motorized machines, catapults, pyramids,demolition derby cars, truss and suspension bridges, buildings,and other constructions. Explore concepts in physics, mechanicalengineering, structural engineering and architecture while playingwith your favorite creations. This is a hands-on and minds-onclass suitable for LEGO® building system novices to “maniacs.”Returning students will work on new projects and challenges.

Mon.-Fri. 6/18-22 1-4p 10782M,Tu,Th, F 7/2, 3, 5, 6* 9a-12p 10785Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 9a-12p 10786

*No camp 7/4

See Play-Well Fee Section.

Green Engineering with LEGO® Ages 8-12

Design and build machines powered by alternative energy courses.Race solar cars. Build a wind-powered electrical generation facility.Enter the human powered vehicle competition. Invent a machinepowered by stored elastic strain energy. Familiarity with LEGO®

technic is desirable, but not required.

Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 1-4p 10787See Play-Well Fee Section.

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*No camp 7/4

Aiki Jujitsu–Self Defense Ages 7-12|Teens

Students develop confidence, coordination, and balanceand learn how to defeat a larger and stronger attacker byusing that person’s own energy and strength against them.Program teaches practical self defense (not fighting) throughfun games, friendly competition, and discipline, as well asescaping, grappling, and throwing techniques.

Beg.|Int. Adv. Mon. 6-7p 7-8p4/23-6/11* (7 weeks) 9985W 9987W6/18-7/30 (7 weeks) 11061 110648/3-27 (4 weeks) 11062 11066

Ages 7-12 TeensSat. 9:15-10:15a 10:15-11:15a4/21-6/9* (7 weeks) 9989W 9991W6/16-7/28 (7 weeks) 11068 110708/4-25 (4 weeks) 11069 11072

*No classes 5/26-28


Jedi Engineering with LEGO® Ages 6-12

Explore worlds far, far away and engineering principles right infront of them. Defeat the Empire by designing and refining X-Wings, R2-units, and settlements on far-flung edges of the galaxy.Imagination and engineering combine to create motorized andarchitectural projects such as energy catapults, shield generators,and defense turrets.

Mon.-Fri. 8/6-10 1-4p 10777See Play-Well Fee Section.

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Sports CampsBasketball | Skyhawks Ages 6-12

Using our progressional curriculum and focusing on thewhole player, we teach the skills needed both on and off the court to be a better athlete. Our staff focus on respect,teamwork and responsibility as they will start each daywith a ‘skill of the day,' and progress into drills and gamesmaking for an unforgettable camp experience for youngathletes. After a week of passing, shooting, dribbling andrebounding you will see why this is one of our mostpopular programs. Location: Wagner Ranch Gym.

M, Tu, Th, F* 7/2,3,5,6* 9a-3p 10713

*No camp 7/4

4-Day Camp: Residents $255 | Non-residents $275

Basketball–Total Skills Camp| Triple ThreatAges 6-12

Our signature camp for players of all levels looking toimprove fundamental that include: shooting, passing,defense, dribbling, and overall game knowledge. Campincludes game play daily in a fun and energeticenvironment. This is a beginner/intermediate level camp. Location: Wagner Ranch Gym & School.

Mon-Thurs. 6/11-14 9a-2p 11106


Basketball-Dribbling & Shooting |Triple Threat Ages 7-13

This camp teaches the basics of dribbling and shooting.Learn how to make moves off the dribble, go by yourdefender, and protect the basketball. Learn to shoot withproper form and footwork. This is a beginner-intermediatelevel player camp. Location: Wagner Ranch Gym & School.

Mon-Thurs. 8/6-10 9a-2p 11107


Flag Football | Skyhawks Ages 6-12

Through our ‘skill of the day' campers learn skills on bothsides of the ball including the core components of passing,catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning–allpresented in a fun and positive environment. The weekends with the Skyhawks Sports Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron! Location: Wilder.

Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 9a-12p 10763


Golf-Beginning | Skyhawks Ages 5-9

Participants learn an innovative golf program called SNAG(Starting New at Golf) from the Skyhawks staff. Campemphasizes safety and fun sports instruction. In our golfprogram we build confidence while teaching propertechniques and etiquette. Includes equipment. Small staffto participant ratio. Location: Orinda Sports Field.+

Mon.-Fri. 7/9-13 9a-12p 10764


Lacrosse | Skyhawks Ages 6-12

Lacrosse combines the basic skills used in soccer, basketball,and hockey in on fast paced, high scoring game. Athleteslearn fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing,and shooting, all in a fun, non-checking environment.Staff ensure that campers not only learn the sport oflacrosse, but also important life skills; such as, respect,teamwork, and discipline. Designed for beginning tointermediate lacrosse players. Bring water bottle and twosnacks. Bring comfortable shoes, gloves, helmet with facemask, stick, and sunscreen. Lacrosse equipment may berented at www.skyhawks.com. Location: Wilder+.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 9a-12p 10765


Lacrosse | Stick School Ages 6-13

Stick School is a recreational, coed, non-contact lacrosseprogram. Camp incorporates recreation style games and isdesigned to provide an understanding of the sport, instillknowledge and confidence, and to develop technique andskills. Our goal is to provide a place where students havefun learning and improving their stick skills. All equipmentprovided. Location: Wilder.+

Mon.-Fri. 6/18-22 9a-12p 10766Mon.-Fri. 7/9-13 9a-12p 11108


+Due to construction field location is still to bedetermined. Check website (www.cityoforinda.org)and call (925) 254-2445 for updates. Please callone-week prior to confirm location.

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Sports Camps

Soccer |Tot Soccer Classes Ages 3-5

This class introduces basic soccer instruction for boys and girls. Learn basic ball handling skills and soccerfundamentals. Classes take place at the Orinda CommunityCenter Park. In the case of rain, most classes are movedindoors.

4/23-6/4* 6/11-8/13* Mon. (6 weeks) (9 weeks)

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6/12-8/14*Tues. (9 weeks)

10:15-10:55a 11345

4/25-6/6 6/13-8/15* Wed. (7 weeks) (9 weeks)

9:30-10:10a 10363W 1134610:15-10:55a 10364W 113263:00-3:40p 11327

4/26-6/7 6/14-8/16* Thurs. (7 weeks) (9 weeks)

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4/14-6/9* 6/16-8/11 Sat. (8 weeks) (9 weeks)

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Tot Soccer Class Fees Per SessionSession Length (weeks) 6 7 8 9

Residents $69 $80 $91 $104Non-residents $74 $88 $100 $114

*No Classes 5/26-28, 7/2-5

+Soccer Field Locations: Due to construction field location may change. Call or visit website for updates. Please call one week prior to confirm site.

Soccer | Challenger British Soccer

Challenger offers unique teaching methodology thatincorporates a series of practices and game-likecompetitions. Camps are fun, include active participation,and positive feedback.

Challenger Mini-Soccer Ages 4-6

Participants learn fundamental soccer skills through fungames, competitions, skill-building activities, and coachedsmall sided games. Location: Wilder+

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Challenger Soccer |Half-Day Ages 6-16

Half-Day camp emphasizes individual skill development,fundamental tactics, goal scoring and coached scrimmages.Participants are divided by age groups. All participantsreceive a soccer ball, British Soccer t-shirt, end of campgift, and personal player evaluation. Location: Wilder+

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Half-Day Soccer: Residents $178 | Non-residents $196Half-Day w/Golden Goal: Residents $247 | Non-residents $271

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Sports Camps | SkyhawksMulti-Sports Camp|Baseball, Basketball, Football, SoccerAges 6-12

Multi-Sports Camp is designed to introduce athletes tosoccer, baseball, basketball, and flag football in one camp.Sport sampling allows them to learn different skills, havefun, and begin to formulate their passion for a particularsport. All participants receive a t-shirt and merit award.Equipment: Wear appropriate clothing and running shoes.Bring shin guards, baseball glove, water bottle, snack, andlunch. Location: Wagner Ranch Gym

Mon.-Fri. 8/13-17 9a-3:30p 10917


Sports Camps | Don Menez & StaffAges 6-12

The most fun you'll ever have at a sports camp! At leastthree different sports a day. Team competitions stress funand skill development. Some activities are held outdoors,weather permitting. Don Menez sports camps are staffedby high school and college coaches and athletes. Bring asnack! Sports activities are combined with recreationalgames. Location: Wagner Ranch Gym

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Volleyball | SkyhawksAges 7-12

Camp takes the energy and excitement of this great teamsport and puts it all together into one fun-filled camp. Allaspects of the game are taught through drills and exercisesthat focus on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. Programis designed for the beginner-intermediate level player. Staffassist each athlete in developing the fundamental skills ofthe game through game-based drills and daily scrimmagesaimed at developing the whole player. This camp takes placebooth indoors and out. Bring a water bottle and snacks.Location: Wagner Ranch Gym.

Mon.-Fri. 6/25-29 9a-12p 10918

Per Camp: Residents $169 | Non-residents $186 Location: Wagner Ranch

Soccer|Skyhawks Ages 6-12

Using our progressive curriculum, our sport-specific staffensure young athletes gain the technical skills and sportknowledge required for their next step into soccer. Campfocuses on dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control.By the end of camp, players will learn teamwork,sportsmanship, make new friends and improve their sportskills. Designed for beginning-intermediate level players.Bring a water bottle and snack. Location: Wilder+.

Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 9a-3p 10802


Soccer|World Cup Ages 5-13

World Cup Soccer Camps, is committed to helping childrenof all ages and abilities reach their greatest potential aspeople and athletes. With an emphasis on instruction,children receive the highest level of attention in a fun andsafe environment. Our experienced and educated staff is ableto evaluate individual players and focus on developing yourchild's athletic and team building skills. Most importantlywe make sure your children have fun! Players receive asoccer ball, T-shirt, evaluation and a silicon bracelet.

Three levels offered. Each level offered for half- or full-day.Location: Wilder+

Ages 5-6: U6 Fussball Academy (FA)Ages 7-9: Classic Skills Camp (CS) Ages 10-13: Advanced Players (AP)

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FA 10825 10856 10850 10857 10851 10858CS 10831 10859 10852 10860 10853 10861AP 10837 10862 10854 10863 10855 10864Complimentary Early Drop-off starts at 8:45aHalf-Day: Residents $208 | Non-residents $229Full-Day Soccer: Residents $245 | Non-residents $269

Sports Camps | Mini-Hawks–SkyhawksBaseball, Basketball, Soccer Ages 4-7

This very popular Mini-Hawk program helps young childrenexplore sports in a day-camp setting. There is no pressure,just lots of fun, while these young athletes participate inunique Skyhawks games. The staff is trained to meet theneeds of young children. Location: Wilder+

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Tennis Private LessonsPrivate lessons available through the Orinda Parks andRecreation Department. Call 254-2445 to arrange.

Rates: Private (1 person) 1/2 Hour: Residents $40 | Non-residents $44 1 Hour: Residents $60 | Non-residents $66

Youth Tennis Class FeesSession Length (weeks) 8 9

Residents** $143 $162Non-residents** $157 $179**Additional $10 material (ball) fee payable to instructor at first class.

Junior Tennis Clinic Fees

4-Day Camp Fee: Residents $100* | Non-residents $110*3-Day Camp Fee: Residents $75* | Non-residents $83**Additional $10 material/ball fee payable to instructor first day of camp.

Junior Clinics Ronald Noon, Beg.-Adv.Beg. Ages 4-6|6-12 USPTA Professional

Our outstanding tennis staff conduct these fun and instructionaltennis clinics emphasizing fundamentals, stroke instruction,etiquette, rules, and scoring. Basic strokes, team building,game strategy, offensive and defensive play, and advancedtechniques are introduced. Groups are organized by age andability levels. In the case of rain, clinics rescheduled for Friday.

9:30-10:45a 11a-12:15p

6/11-14 M-Th 4-6yr (11368) 6-12yr (11369)6/18-21 M-Th 6-12yr (11370) 4-6yr (11371)

6/25-28 M-Th 4-6yr (11372) 6-12yr (11373)7/9-12 M-Th 6-12yr (11384) 4-6yr (11385)7/16-19 M-Th 4-6yr (11374) 6-12yr (11375)

7/23-26 M-Th 6-12yr (11376) 4-6yr (11377)8/1-3 W-F (3 days) 4-6yr (11378) 6-12yr (11379)8/6-9 M-Th 4-6yr (11380) 6-12yr (11381)8/13-16 M-Th 6-12yr (11382) 4-6yr (11383)

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Our coaching staff introduces the game of tennis to children in a fun and encouraging environment. We teach eye-hand coordination, foot work, basic strokes, while emphasizing having fun. More advanced skills and techniques arecovered for older and more advanced students. In the case of rain, classes are rescheduled or participants may make-up in other classes. Small class sizes!

Mon. 6/11-8/13* (9 weeks)Ages 5-7 4-4:40p+ 11357 JFAges 6-8 4:45-5:25p+ 11358 JFAges 9-14 5:30-6:20p 11359 JF

Wed. 6/13-8/15* (9 weeks)Ages 6-10 4:40-5:20p 11361 JFAges 10-15 5:25-6:15p 11362 JF

Thurs. 6/14-8/16* (9 weeks)Ages 8-13 4-4:50p 11365 AW

Sat. 6/16-8/11 (9 weeks)Ages 6-10 10:30-11:10a 11366 RNAges 6-10 11:15-11:55a 11367 RN

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Orinda Youth Association Fall Soccer for Boys & GirlsOYA soccer is a recreational league in which the teams arerandomly selected and everyone plays at least half everygame. Practices are usually held on weekday lateafternoons and games played on Saturdays.

Divisions Separate boys and girls divisions for the following grades:Pre-K & K, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, and 7/8.

Playing Season Late August-late OctoberEarly Registration Fee (Received by 5/12):

Resident: $140 | Non-resident: $155

Registration Fee (Received 5/13 or later): Resident: $170 | Non-resident: $185

Registration Dates & Locations Register on-line (or forms available for download):

www.cityoforinda.org.Early discount registration begins on 4/16, OrindaCommunity Center, M-F, 8:30a-5p.

Special Registration Location & Dates:Del Rey School: 4/21 9-11:30a (During OYA Picture Day)

5/12 9-11a (During Rotary Field Day)

OYA InformationE-mail: j [email protected] Call: (925)253-4204 or (925)254-2445Online: www.cityoforinda.orgFax: (925)253-7716

Touch Typing Workshop Technology for KidsAges 7-10 Bobbe Miles

This workshop teaches students Touch-Typing through theMavis Beacon typing method. A curriculum map to takebeginning typists from “hunt and peck” to “heads-up-typing”is provided. Typing games are used to combine fun andlearning, which helps promote motivation and progress.

Mon.-Fri. 6/11-15 4-5p 11577Mon.-Fri. 7/9-13 4-5p 11578Mon.-Fri. 7/16-20 4-5p 11579


Writing Camp |Poetry, Short Story & Non-FictionAges 7-10 Kristin Rasmussen

Join us for a week of creative writing that will help usexplore many different kinds of writing: short story, poetry,non-fiction, fantasy, and more! We will play games, takenature walks for inspiration, read our work out loud, andfill our writing journals with fresh ideas. We will also takea look at some basic grammar concepts that can help usbecome better writers and students. Our week will culminatein a reading for friends and family.

Mon.-Fri. (1 week)6/25-29 9a-12p 107897/23-27 1-4p 107938/6-10 9a-12p 10792

Per Camp: Residents $173* | Non-residents $190**$10 Material fee payable to instructor at first day of camp.

Writing Camp|CreativeAges 10-16 Kathryn G. McCarty

Become inspired as you work on scripts, short stories,memoirs, essays, comic novellas, or poetry. This two week camp culminates in an online teen creative writingmagazine showcasing student writer's work—be publishedon-line! Camp is for ALL LEVELS of writers. For examplesof past students’ work, go online to:http://orindacreativewriting.homestead.com/

Mon.-Thurs. 8/6-16 10a-12p (2 weeks) 10788


Sports Leagues | Orinda Youth Association

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ArtAcrylic and Oil Painting StudioBeginning-Advanced Hilary Mills Lambert

Explore the exciting possibilities of oil and acrylic painting.Various techniques for strengthening composition, colormixing, and brush handling will be discussed. Demonstra-tions and critiques will be supplemented by individualassistance. Beginners welcome. Supply list: brushes,turpenoid, apron, plastic bag, paper towels, paints, palettetray, canvas, and an easel (if you have one).

Thurs. 4/26-6/7 11a-2p (7 weeks) 9833


Basketry–Native American Coil Wrap Alicia Zamora

Learn the ancient craft and modern art of coil wrappedbaskets, one of the four basic basket construction methods.In addition to basic construction, learn numerous variationsof stitch types and embellishments.

Tues. 5/1-6/12 3:30-4:25p (7 weeks) 9835

7-Week Session: Residents $77 | Non-residents $85Additional $30 ($20 for 4-week class) supply fee payable to instructor at first class.

Calligraphy I WorkshopBeginning Holly Ynostroza

Learn and enjoy beautiful writing. Bring a college-rulednotebook or college ruled paper. Three Schaeffer pen set is available at the first class from the instructor forapproximately $30. All students must attend the first class.

Mon.-Fri. 5/14-18 9:30-11:30a (5 days) 11544Mon.-Fri. 5/21-25 9:30-11:30a (5 days) 11545


Creative Flower ArrangementSogetsu Ikebana School Soho Sakai

Mon. 4/9-6/25* 1-4p (10 weeks) 9705



Drawing–You Can Draw!Beginning-Intermediate Mira M. White

This class is designed for beginners in drawing and forthose who want to re-visit fundamental visual ideas witha variety of black and white drawing media. This is anopportunity to learn how to render three dimensionalform, study perspective, and work with lyrical contourlines with a variety of subjects.

Thurs. 6/21-7/26 1-4p (6 weeks) 11115


Figure Painting & Drawing Workshop Intermediate|Advanced Norm Nicholson

This popular long running workshop provides anopportunity to draw and paint models in a relaxed self-paced environment. Working directly from a posed modelenhances the artist’s drawing and painting skills as well asdeveloping a sense of pictorial composition, style, use ofvarious mediums, etc. Length of poses varies from twentyminutes to one pose each session.

Tues. 6/12-8/7* 9-12p (8 weeks) 11130

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Japanese Brush Painting Shirley Miller

Fri. 3/23-6/1* 9a-12p 9889

*No class 4/6

Seniors (over 60): Residents $77+ | Non-residents $85+

Non-Seniors: Residents $100+ | Non-residents $110+

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Life Drawing–Live ModelIntermediate|Advanced Marilyn Hajjar

Join the talented group of figurative artists who arebeyond basic drawing skills. Class emphasizes personalstyle in a friendly, comfortable studio setting. Work is critiqued individually during the class. Professionalmodels vary poses. Any dry medium or water-solublepaints may be used. Professional model fee included.

Mon. 4/16-6/11* 7:30-9:30p (7 weeks) 9891Mon. 6/18-8/6* 7:30-9:30p (7 weeks) 11116

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Oil Painting at Regional Sites—Outdoor LandscapeIntermediate|Advanced John Finger

Class covers technique, color, composition, and theory.Enjoy painting the beauty of California’s hills, trees,nostalgic buildings, streams, and bays. Be prepared totravel on own, or carpool with other class participants,from 10-50 miles to the field sites. The class focus isprimarily oil painting but any media you wish to work inis encouraged. Meet at the first field site indicated on thehandout that is mailed after registering.

Wed. 4/11-6/27 10:30a-1:30p (12 weeks) 9893


Watercolor IBeginning-Intermediate Joan Dougherty

Join our Watercolor class and learn how easy and fun painting can be. Paint to classical music while tuning upyour senses. The first class consists of a demonstration,discussion of supplies, and class goals.

Tues. 4/24-6/5 7-9p (8 weeks) 9675Tues. 6/12-8/14* 7-9p (9 weeks) 11119

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Watercolor I/II Beginner-Intermediate Susan McAllister

Join this class to learn and practice the basic washes,brush strokes, and color-mixing techniques essential tocreating successful watercolor paintings. Students engagein a sequence of painting projects designed to enhancetheir ability to explore and enjoy using the exciting andchallenging medium of watercolor. Instructor and groupfeedback will be incorporated into each class.

Mon. 4/9-5/21 10a-12p (7 weeks) 9677Mon. 6/18-8/13 7-9p (9 weeks) 11125

7-Week Session: Residents $88** | Non-residents $97**9-Week Session: Residents $113** | Non-residents $124****Additional $25 material/supply fee payable to instructor at first class meeting for basic watercolor supplies.

Watercolor IIIntermediate-Advanced Joan Dougherty

This class is designed for students already familiar withwatercolor. Focus is on composition and color. Work withartist Joan Dougherty as we paint in class with somehomework assigned. Students learn different techniques and are encouraged to develop their own style.

Wed. 5/2-6/20 1:15-3:45p (8 weeks) 9681Wed. 6/27-9/5* 1:15-3:45p (10 weeks) 11127

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Watercolor – Intensive Beginning-Advanced Susan McAllister

Suitable for beginning and advanced painters, this oneweek intensive class will begin with a quick review ofsuch basic watercolor techniques as wet into wet, wet ondry, large washes and achieving detailed control of themedium. Following student interests, we will move intopainting natural and still life objects as a preliminary tomore challenging work with portraits and landscapes.Consultation time will be provided regarding current andfuture individual watercolor projects.

Mon.-Fri. 7/30-8/3 10a-1p (1 week) 11128Mon.-Fri. 8/27-31 10a-1p (1 week) 11131

Week Session: Residents $140 | Non-residents $154Susan McAllister has been exploring colored pencil and watercolormediums for over 30 years. She participates yearly in Pro Arts andBerkeley Artisans Open Studios and her work has appeared innumerous local and national shows. She currently teaches highschool students and private students of all ages.

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Bidding Conventions–Part IExperienced Players|Intermediate–Advanced

Modern Bidding Conventions, Part I, covers a selection ofbidding conventions such as Stayman, Jacoby Transfers,Weak Twos and the Strong Two Club Opener and Responses,Michael’s Cue-Bid and Unusual NT bids. There are pre-dealt hands to play that relate to the Conventionsdiscussed in class.

Wed. 4/18-5/16 1-3p (5 weeks) 9695

Fees: See Bridge Fees section.

Bidding Conventions–Part IIExperienced Players|Intermediate–Advanced

More Bidding Conventions, Part II, covers a selection ofbidding conventions such as Negative Doubles, Forcing1NT, Fourth Suit Forcing, Roman Keycard Blackwood, andNew Minor Forcing. If time permits additional Conventionsare covered. There are pre-dealt hands to play.

Wed. 5/23-6/13 1-3p (4 weeks) 9696


Heart Series (Defense)–Part IIExperienced Players|Intermediate-Advanced

Thurs. 4/19-6/14 3:15-5:15p (9 weeks) 10923


2 Over 1Experienced Players|Intermediate-Advanced

This is an additional bidding system to Standard American(SA) that encompasses Forcing 1NT, Jacoby 2NT, CueBidding, theory of fast and slow arrival, 4th Suit Forcing,New Minor Forcing, and Inverted Minors. If there is timewe will continue with Slam Bidding hands and 2/1 auctions.

Thurs. 4/19-6/14 7-9p (9 weeks) 9895


Rusty Bridge–Club Plus, Part IAdvanced Beginner

Thurs. 4/19-6/14 1-3p (9 weeks) 9694


Workbook is available from instructor for $10.

Rusty Bridge–Club Plus, Part IIAdvanced Beginner

Wed. 4/18-6/13 7-9p (9 weeks) 11112


Diamond Series–Play of the Hand ÑIntermediate

See Summer Section for description.

Wed. 4/18-6/13 10a-12p (9 weeks) 9686


Textbook is available from instructor for $20.

Diamond Plus Series Supervised Play Ñ+Intermediate

The Diamond Plus Series provides play time and reinforcement of bridge skills. Each week, pre-dealt handsselected to demonstrate strategies are played. Instructor is available for advice on bidding, declarer’s plan, and/ordefensive strategies. Time permitting, there are randomlydealt hands for further exploration.

Tues. 4/17-6/12 10a-12p (9 weeks) 9692

Fees: See Bridge Fees section

Beginner Bridge–Club Series $Beginner Michael Gosnell

Mon. 4/30-6/25* 10a-12p (8 weeks) 11546


Textbook is available from instructor for approximately $20.

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Beginner Bridge–Club Series $Beginner Michael GosnellThe Club Series is an official ACBL Bridge course on thebasics of bidding and play. This course includes handevaluation, opening 1NT, opening suit bids and responses,rebids by opener and responder, overcalls, takeout doublesand responses, and basic play concepts. Each class includeshands on practice in bidding and play.

Mon. 7/9-8/27 10a-12p (8 weeks) 11503Mon. 7/9-8/27 7-9p (8 weeks) 11534

Fees: See Bridge Fees section.Textbook is available from instructor for approximately $20.

Rusty Bridge–Club Plus Part I $+ Advanced Beginner

An extension of the Club Series, this class emphasizessupervised play. This class is also useful for rusty playersto update their game. This series begins with a completereview of bidding and is followed by an introduction topre-emptive and slam bidding, the Stayman convention,Opening leads against NT versus suit contacts, and thedistinction between Forcing and Non-forcing bids.

Wed. 6/20-7/18* 10a-12p (4 weeks) 11504

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Rusty Bridge–Club Plus, Part IIAdvanced Beginner

This class continues with an introduction to Weak TwoBids, artificial 2 Club Openings and Responses, pre-emptivebidding, what is and is not a Forcing bid, and identifyingand practicing bidding in the Balancing seat.

Thurs. 6/21-7/19* 1-3p (4 weeks) 11505


DoublesIntermediate

This course covers the use of the double bid. Depending onwhen it is used it has many meanings. Class covers Take-outDoubles and responses, Balancing Doubles and responses,Negative Doubles, and (if time permits) Support Doubles. Wewill briefly cover what one considers to make a penalty double.

Tues. 6/19-7/14* 10a-12p (4 weeks) 11502Fees: See Bridge Fees section.


Diamond Series–Play of the Hand ÑIntermediate

The Diamond Series is the ACBL intermediate course focusingon the play of the hand. The main objective is to develop aplan by declarer, including the counting of winners or losers,developing tricks, finessing, eliminating losers, managing thetrump suit, and considering entries. There are four pre-dealthands to play each session.

Wed. 6/20-8/15* 7-9p (8 weeks) 11506*No class 7/4Fees: See Bridge Fees section.

Textbook is available from instructor for $20.

Competitive BiddingExperienced|Advanced

Have you ever wondered what to do when the opponent bidsyour suit, taken away your opening bid, or stolen your biddingroom? Interference can be a nuisance that sometimes can betaken advantage of in bidding. Come learn how to handlethese pesky opponents. Do you know the difference between:

Pts Oppt. You Pts Oppt. You1S (2H) 3S vs 1S (2H) “3H"?

Come and find out!

Thurs. 6/21-7/19* 7-9p (4 weeks) 11511*No class 7/5Fees: See Bridge Fees section.

Conventions Workshop–Part IExperienced Players| Intermediate–Advanced

Modern Bidding Conventions covers a selection of biddingconventions such as Stayman, Jacoby Transfers, NegativeDoubles, Michael’s Overcalls, Unusual NT bids, and RomanKeycard Blackwood. There are pre-dealt hands to play thatrelate to the Conventions discussed in class session.

Thurs. 6/21-7/18* 3:15-5:15p (4 weeks) 11512*No class 7/5Fees: See Bridge Fees section.



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Introduction to DuplicateAdvanced Beginner-Intermediate

Learn how to play this exciting game of bridge. In thisgame all players eventually play the same hands.

Thurs. 7/26-8/16 7-9p (4 weeks) 11514


Conventions Workshop|Part IIExperienced Players|Intermediate–Advanced

Modern Bidding Conventions covers a selection of biddingconventions such as 4th Suit Forcing, New Minor Forcing,and NT Interference. More conventions covered as timepermits. There are pre-dealt hands to play that relate to the Conventions discussed in class session.

Thurs. 7/26-8/16 3:15-5:15p (4 weeks) 11513


Drop-in Bridge—Thurs. 10a-12p. Just shuffle and play in a friendly atmosphere. Carol is available for advice whenever you need her. No partner is necessary. Approximate $10 fee per day.

Rusty Bridge–Club Plus Part II $+Advanced Beginner

Rusty Bridge Club Plus, Part II, includes Fording Bids andBidding in the Balancing Seat, Weak 2 and Responses, andArtificial 2 Club Opening. Many hands to play!

Wed. 7/25-8/15 10a-12p (4 weeks) 11507



Weak Twos & 2 Clubs OpeningIntermediate

This course is a complete overview of a previously popularbidding system that is once again being used by today'splayers. We cover the mini-preemptive opening bids orovercalls bids of 2Ñ, 2Ô, 2Ð, and the response system.We also cover how to show and respond to the infrequentstrong hand, when one is lucky enough to hold one! Asalways, there are many hands in class to practice our new found system!

Tues. 7/24-8/14 10a-12p (4 weeks) 11539

Cue BiddingExperienced Players|Intermediate-Advanced

This course focuses on the various uses of the Cue Bid. The most popular uses of cue bids are:

• to show a limit raise or better in a competitive auction• to show a 2-suited hand as an overcall • to show 1st round control when interested in slams• to ask partner to bid NT if he/she has a stopper in the opponent’s suit

We cover as many possibilities as time permits along withhands to play that demonstrate the lesson of the day.

Thurs. 7/26-8/16 1-3p (4 weeks) 11537


Carol Griffin is an accredited ABTA “Master” teacher andSilver Life Master player who loves the game and teaching.



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YEAR ROUND BRIDGE

Newplicate–The Most Exciting Game of Bridge!Experienced Players

Newplicate is for those that are new to “Duplicate.” In a Newplicate game all players eventually play the samehands. The winners are decided by how well the hands are played, or defended, and then given Master Points.This is an opportunity to improve bridge skills while earningMaster Points in a friendly, comfortable atmosphere.Sessions start promptly at scheduled times.

• Make new friends • No partner necessary• Welcoming cup of coffee • No MONSTERS allowed! • Offered year-round (except for holiday and special events)

*ACBL Sanction Game* Carol Griffin Directing

Newplicate 0-300 pts

Tuesdays 12:30-approximately 4p Doors Open: 12:30p Game Starts Promptly: 1p

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Digital Photo & Scanner (Hands-On Class)

Learn how to organize photos and how to edit pictureswith PhotoShop Elements. The concepts learned will allowyou to enhance and preserve great photos. Computers andscanners provided; one person per computer.

Wed. 6/13-20 10a-12p (2 weeks) 11134

Per Session: Residents $125* | Non-residents $137**Additional lab and take-home manual fee of $30 payable to instructor at first class.

Digital Photos & ShutterflyLearn how to capture pictures from your camera, organizethem into folders, and upload them to Shutterfly.com foruse of their free unlimited online photo storage. WithShutterfly you can easily enhance and share photos andcreate your own photo books, greeting cards, calendars,and more! Computers provided (two people per computer)or bring your own laptop.

Wed. 4/25 10a-12p 9909Wed. 6/27 10a-12p 11136See computer fee schedule.

Excel (Hands-On Class)

Learn how to create formulas, format text and numbers,sort lists, and work with multiple worksheets using variousprinting options. Learn Excel and the shortcuts for settingup spreadsheets quickly and efficiently. Computers provided(two people per computer) or bring your own laptop.


Excel –Next Step (Hands-On Class)

Become proficient and improve the way you use powerfultools to analyze and communicate data. Discover how toquickly and efficiently apply automatic styles, wrap text,merge and center cells, freeze and unfreeze columns androws, and create custom charts. Computers provided (twopeople per computer) or bring your own laptop.


Computer Software Instructor: Lynn Pesonen

Outlook (Hands-On Class)

Become organized using the Calendar to add, delete,track appointments, and invite co-workers to meetings.Learn to set up Reminders, manage the To-Do-List, and set up and manage an address book in the Contact section.Computers provided (two people per computer) or bringyour own laptop.

Wed. 8/1 10a-12p 11150See computer fee schedule.

PowerPoint (Hands-On Class)

Learn to design and enhance your slide show presentations.Work with presentation designs, bulleted lists, insertingphotos and clip-art, apply animation effects and how torun the presentation with ease. Computers provided (twopeople per computer) or bring your own laptop.


PowerPoint–NEXT STEP (Hands-On Class)

Learn how to set up and present a slide show bytransforming basic presentations into a powerful means of communication. Create dynamic and visually appealingslides utilizing photos, videos, music and animation effects.Computers provided (two people per computer) or bringyour own laptop.


Computer Fees–Single Day Classes(Does not include Beginning or Digital Scanner

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Publisher (Hands-On Class)

Learn how to create newsletters, invitations, flyers, greetingcards and more. Work with a pre-designed template tomodify the design and content. Computers provided (twopeople per computer) or bring your own laptop.


Windows (Hands-On Class)

Do you know where your files go when you save ordownload them? Take the mystery out by learning how to organize files by creating folders, how to save files inthe appropriate folder, move and delete files, plus how toback files up externally. Computers provided (two peopleper computer) or bring your own laptop.


Word (Hands-On Class)

Are you familiar with Microsoft Word but know there ismore to learn and want to become proficient with editingand formatting a document? Discover a broad range ofWord features to create, apply, and modify styles to speedup the formatting process. Computers provided (two peopleper computer) or bring your own laptop.


Word–Mail Merge (Hands-On Class)

Accomplish mailings quickly and easily using mail mergein six easy steps. Create a customized name and addresslist and merge the list to print onto letters, labels, andenvelopes so each is personalized. Computers provided(two people per computer) or bring your own laptop.


Computer Fees–Single Day Classes (Does not include Beginning or Digital Scanner)

Residents $46* | Non-residents $51*

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Cookie Decorating (Spring)–Parent & Teen Cooking Together Class!Adults|Teens (12+) Suzanne Pipho

Parent and teen learn to decorate together in this cookiedecorating class with a spring theme. Learn how to decoratewith frosting using a step-by-step process. Students learnhow to create a decorative border and a floral design.Students receive a hand-out and a practice sheet, as wellas a sugar cookie, a cupcake and a small cake to decorateand take home. Make your celebrations special with yourown decorative desserts!

Tues. 5/8 6:30-9:30p 11155

Residents (per pair) $50* | Non-residents $55*

*Plus $10 lab/material fee per participant (information packet, practice sheet, cookie, cupcake, cake and frosting) payable toinstructor at class.

Food & Wine Pairing–Spring! Charles Vollmar

Food and wine are far too dynamic to be limited to theconventional ideas of “red with red and white with white.”Learn why classic pairings don’t always work and why newapproaches rely more on the individual’s ability to createproper balance through exploration and experimentationwith taste and flavor. Begin with a variety of tastingexperiments and exercises to better understand food, and wine, and the process of bringing them together–successfully. Put these new ideas into practice, whileenjoying a luscious 4-course tasting menu, highlightinggreat California wines with each course, and along theway, tasting, adjusting, tasting, adjusting, and eating.

Menu: Asparagus Soup with Curry and Coconut; SpringAsparagus Salad with Arugula, Toasted Walnuts and Citrus Vinaigrette; Provençal Braised Chicken with Greens,Tomatoes and Olives; and, Goat Cheese and Ricotta Tartswith Hazelnut and Honey.

Thurs. 4/26 6-9:30p 10040

Day Session: Residents $70* | Non-residents $77*

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Indonesian Cooking Chat Mingkwan

Learn to use Indonesian herbs and spices and preparedelicious dishes with unusual techniques. Prepare dishes,such as assorted satay, gado gado with peanut dressing,dried beef curry, grilled fish, and fresh tropical fruit salad.Bring a sharp chef’s knife, apron, and beverage.

Tues. 6/5 6:30-9:30p 9920S


Sushi & Nigiri Chat Mingkwan

Learn the basics of preparing fresh sushi, make sushi ricefor use in Nigiri (finger roll) and Nori Maki (seaweed hand roll), and practice Japanese techniques of filling and wrapping. Prepare a variety of sushi such as Ebi,Hamachi, Inari, Maguro, Unagi, Tobiko, and cucumber,spicy, California, and Philadelphia rolls. Bring a sharppointed-tip chef’s knife, large cutting board, bamboo mat, linen hand towel, beverage, and to-go box.

Wed. 5/2 6:30-9:30p 9921


Vietnamese Chat Mingkwan

Explore delicious and exotic Vietnamese food. Usingrecipes from his new book “Quick & Easy VietnameseCooking,” Chat leads participants on a taste exploration.Learn simple techniques in preparing dishes such as fishin a clay pot, fresh spring rolls, lemon-grass chicken,mango and pumpkin pie, and shaking beef salad, sauces(nouc cham), and dressings. Use fresh herbs, such as mint(Rau Ram), basil (Rau Que), and cilantro (Ngo Gai). Bringa sharp chef’s knife or cleaver, cutting board, hand towel,and beverage.

Thurs. 5/24 6:30-9:30p 11156


Italian-American CookingAdults|Teens Robert Brower

Have you ever wondered about the secrets behind Italian-American cooking? If you want to learn how your “Nonna"transformed Italian regional cooking into Italian-Americancooking this class if for you. We start with the classicItalian-American sugo “gravy" and use that as a base forspaghetti and meat balls and polenta and sausages. Breadpudding is prepared for dessert.

Sat. 5/19 8:30a-1p 9924


Dim Sum Chat Mingkwan

Learn to use a variety of ingredients, seasoning secrets,techniques for filling and wrapping, and how to preparemany delicious dim sum and popular Asian snacks such as shrimp and pork dumplings, BBQ pork buns, steamedChinese broccoli, and sesame seed balls. Bring a sharpchef’s knife, cutting board, hand towel, and beverage.

Mon. 8/27 6:30-9:30p 11151


Grills & BBQ (Asian) Chat Mingkwan

Learn to season with Asian herbs and spices such aslemongrass, kaffir, five-spice, curry, sweet soy, etc. and tomake a variety of grilled Asian foods. We prepare marinades,rubs, and tenderizers for a variety of meats, seafood, andvegetables such as Thai Satay with Peanut Sauce, Teriyaki,Seafood Curry Paste, Lemongrass Chicken, Fish in BananaLeaves, etc. Bring a sharp chef’s knife or cleaver, cuttingboard, hand towel, and beverage.

Thurs. 6/7 6:30-9:30p 11154


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Introduction to the beautiful music and graceful dance of the Middle East and North Africa. Instruction includeswarm-up, basic steps, veil work, finger cymbals (zils) andchoreography. Wear loose and comfortable clothing. SeeBellydance & Flamenco Dates, Times, and Fees section.

Flamenco|Spanish Dance I & II Alicia Zamora

Move to the exciting sound of Flamenco, the fiery Gypsydance from Spain. The class focuses on basic techniques,strengthening exercises of taconeo (footwork), brazeo (armmovement), and use of castanets and palmas (hand clapping).Choreography includes traditional dances of Andalusia,Sevillanas, Tanguillo, Bulerias, and Alegrias. Teens welcome!Flamenco II for intermediate-advanced levels.

Bellydance Flamenco I Flamenco IITues. 4:30-5:25p 6:30-7:30p 7:30-8:30p5/1-6/12 (7 weeks) 10550W 10059W 10060W6/19-7/10* (4 weeks) 11200 11196 11197


Line Dancing John Trentacosti

Beginning-Easy Intermediate Line Dancing for first-time and continuing beginners. Learn the basics so youcan start to Line Dance. Expect many reviews and extrahelp for first-time dancers. Learn the latest and many ofthe old favorite dances. Intermediate Fast paced class with non-stop dancing. All grades and levels of Line Dance students are welcome,but previous experience is recommended. Learn the latestand many of the old favorite dances. Both Levels No partner required. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Beg. Inter.Mon. 6:30-7:25p 7:30-8:30p4/23-6/11* (7 weeks) 9936 99386/18-7/23* (5 weeks) 11408 114097/30-8/27 (5 weeks) 11410 11411

*No classes 5/28, 7/2Beg. Inter.

Tues. 9-9:55a 10-11:30a4/24-6/12 (8 weeks) 9941 99426/19-7/24 (5 weeks) 11414 114157/31-8/28 (5 weeks) 11416 11417

*No class 7/3

7-Week Session: Residents $56 | Non-residents $625-Week Session: Residents $37 | Non-residents $418-Week Session: Residents $64 | Non-residents $70Drop-In Class Fee: Residents $13 | Non-residents $15

Ballet Ginger Megley & Jane Black

Ballet I/II– Basic|Continuing Ginger Megley

Love music and the beauty of ballet? Class emphasizesballet technique, musicality and the joy of movement.Participants should have at least one year of previousballet training. See schedule and fees below.

Ballet II–Intermediate|Continuing Jane Black

This class emphasizes balance, flexibility, and alignmentwithin the context of an intermediate level ballet class.Continuing ballet consists of floor warm-up/stretch, barreand center exercises, including adagio, waltz, and allegromovements. Students should have previous ballet trainingwith an understanding of terminology and basic steps. See schedule and fees below.

Ballet I & II Schedule and FeesBallet II Ballet I/II

Tues. 9:45-11:45a 7:30-9p4/24-6/5 (7 weeks) 10051 100536/12-7/31 (8 weeks) 11186 111898/7-9/4 (5 weeks) 11195

Ballet IIThurs. 9:45-11:45a4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 105466/14-8/2 (8 weeks) 11192

Ballet FeesSession Length (weeks) 5 7 8

Residents $72** $100** $114**Non-residents $79** $110** $125**

**Take 2 classes per week same session and receive 25% off of the second class fee. 25% discount applies to the lowerclass fee. Does not apply to Class Cards.

Individual Class Cards–Ballet Dance 1-Class Card: Residents $18 | Non-residents $206-Classes: Residents $90 | Non-residents $99

Cards may be purchased at the Orinda Community Centerduring office hours. Valid for 60 days.

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Polynesian DanceTeens|Adults Kumu Kalena Gregory

Learn the dances of the South Pacific–Hawai'i (ancientand modern hula), Tahiti (drum dances and descriptivedances), Samoa, the Cook Islands, etc. Expose yourself tothe cultures of the remote islands of Polynesia as well asgetting some enjoyable exercise and learning hand-eyecoordination. Kumu has been teaching for over 30 years.Dance with bare feet.

Thurs. 5/3-24 5:30-6:30p (4 weeks) 10069Thurs. 6/21-8/2* 5:30-6:30p (6 weeks) 11202

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Salsa Dance–Club Style Tomaj Trenda

Salsa I–Beginning 7-8:15pLearn to dance Salsa and have fun dancing to the hottestLatin music... fast! Salsa takes you into the heart of theinfectious Latin rhythms. Learn timing, footwork, lead/follow patterns, and styling. This is a fun and lively class! No partner required and no experience necessary!

Salsa II–Intermediate-Advanced 8-9:15pRadically improve your salsa dancing and watch yourconfidence soar in this fun and energetic class. Techniqueand a variety of moves are taught. Includes time for opendancing. A partner is not required. Prerequisite: BeginningSalsa or previous partner dancing experience.

7-8:15p 8-9:15pMon. Single Couple Single Couple4/9-6/11* (9 weeks) 10074 10080 10075 100826/18-8/13 (9 weeks) 11205 11209 11206 11210

*No class 5/28

9-Week Session: Residents $108 | Non-residents $119Couples Rate+: Residents $160 | Non-residents $176

+Couples must register on the same application, with one check or credit card, at the same time.

Social Dance (Ballroom) Basic|Intermediate David Kelso & Chris Mehling

Enjoy the fun of social dance! If you are new to partnerdancing, David Kelso and Chris Mehling’s relaxed teachingstyle makes it easy to learn the skills needed to dance welland have a great time in any social situation. In additionto dancing with your own partner, learn the necessarylead-and-follow skills more quickly by exchanging dancepartners several times during each class.

Two classes offered:Basic & Intermediate Traditional Social Dance

Basic focuses on the basic steps of selected dances and thefundamental body mechanics necessary for all dancing.Intermediate introduces the continuing student to moreadvanced moves and variations.

Notes: Hard-soled shoes with either leather or plastic solesare recommended. Partners are required at registration.Singles must come to the first class to be paired with other singles before they register.

Spring Session: 4/11-6/13 (10 weeks)Basic: Waltz, Rhumba, Nightclub Two-StepIntermediate: Nightclub Two-Step, Swing Transitions,

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Summer Session: 6/27-8/8* (*6 weeks, No class 7/4)Basic: West Coast Swing, SalsaIntermediate: Salsa, Night Club Two Step (Continuation)

Spring SummerWed. 7:30-9p Basic 10124 11214Wed. 8:30-10p Intermediate 10125 11215Wed. 7:30-10p Both 10126 11216

Basic or Intermediate Per Person/Per Session10-Week Session: Residents $118 | Non-residents $130 6-Week Session: Residents $76 | Non-residents $82

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Bonnie Brown Cali, Dog Dynamics Inc.

Dog Obedience

Puppy Head StartPups 9-20 Weeks

Our Puppy Head Start class gives your pup the opportunityto meet and play with other dogs and people in a safeenvironment. We also put your pup on the right track forlearning household manners and beginning obedience. We cover house breaking, chewing, leash training, andcoming when called. This is a fun class, suitable for theentire family to attend. Bring proof that your pup is underveterinarian care. Minimum age limit for the handler is 16.Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Bring a 6-footleash and dog kibble the first day of class.

Thurs. 5/3-17 5:15-6p (3 weeks) 101046/7-21 5:15-6p (3 weeks) 112186/28-7/12 5:15-6p (3 weeks) 112197/19-8/2 5:15-6p (3 weeks) 112208/9-23 5:15-6p (3 weeks) 11221

Fees: See Dog Obedience Fee Section.

Basic ObediencePups 20 Weeks+

In this foundation class your dog learns how to walk nicelyon leash, sit and down stay, come when called, not to boltthrough doors, to leave items alone, not to jump up, andhow to behave when groomed or examined. With theseskills, your dog will have a more meaningful life, be handyaround the house, and be a welcome part of society. Thefirst class of the session is mandatory, and you attendwithout your dog. Bring a copy of your dog's vaccinationrecords for the instructor to keep. Minimum age limit forhandler is 16. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Thurs. 4/12-5/17 3:15-4p (6 weeks) 101084/12-5/17 6:15-7p (6 weeks) 101096/7-7/12 3:15-4p (6 weeks) 112226/7-7/12 6:15-7p (6 weeks) 112237/19-8/23 3:15-4p (6 weeks) 112247/19-8/23 6:15-7p (6 weeks) 11225


Off-Leash Preparation Dogs 20 Weeks+Prerequisite: Basic Obedience or Instructor Approval

Now that your dog understands basic obedience let us helpyou move on to the next step. Our off-leash preparationclass teaches your dog hand signals and voice controlfrom a distance of twenty feet. Our goal is to help youtrain your dog to walk nicely at your side with your handsoff the leash, drop to a down from a distance, come to heelposition, and other behaviors that are invaluable for thefamily dog, those who wish to go on toward agility training,hunt work or search and rescue. Please bring a copy ofyour dog's vaccination records for the instructor to keep.Minimum age limit for the handler is 16. Minors must beaccompanied by an adult.

Thurs. 4/12-5/17 2:15-3p (6 weeks) 101134/12-5/17 7:15-8p (6 weeks) 101146/7-7/12 4:15-5p (6 weeks) 112286/7-7/12 7:15-8p (6 weeks) 112297/19-8/23 4:15-5p (6 weeks) 112307/19-8/23 7:15-8p (6 weeks) 11231


Dog Obedience FeesSession Length (weeks) 3 6

Residents $75 $148Non-residents $83 $163

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AKC Canine Good CitizenDogs 20 Weeks+ Prerequisite: Basic Obedience or Instructor ApprovalThe American Kennel Club developed a test designed toencourage owners to train their dogs to be sociallycomfortable and well mannered. During this program your dog will practice how to meet and accept petting andgrooming by a stranger, how to walk nicely by other dogsand distractions, to be confident when met by new soundsand sights, demonstrate basic sit, down and come, andhow to remain calm when separated from you. During thefinal class dogs are tested. The first class of the session ismandatory, and you attend without your dog. Bring acopy of your dog's vaccination records for the instructorto keep. Minimum age limit for handler is 16. Minors mustbe accompanied by an adult.

Thurs. 4/12-5/17 4:15-5p (6 weeks) 10116

Fees: See Dog Obedience Fee Section on previous page.

Canine Scent Dynamics DogsDogs 20 Weeks+ Prerequisite: Basic Obedience or Instructor ApprovalDogs have the ability to detect a scent one hundredthousand to a million times greater than a human. Thenew sport of Canine Nose Work teaches your dog how touse its nose to target specific scent sources and then alert.This fun class taps into your dog’s powerful olfactory sensesand drive to hunt. It builds confidence and exercises yourdog mentally and physically. And, it’s all done in a positiveway! Appropriate for any dog with a nose, but it is helpfulif your dog is comfortable handling confinement in eithera crate or a safe spot. Food or toy motivation and basicobedience skills are helpful. Limited space, so don’t wait.Register today!

6/7-7/12 2:15-3p (6 weeks) 112347/19-8/23 2:15-3p (6 weeks) 11235


Dog Obedience Lynn Kosmakos, Trainer

Novice II: Intermediate-AdvancedDogs 6 Months+

Novice II classes are designed for dogs ready to train at a more advanced level and train on more complicated skills.

Thurs. 9:30-10:30a 4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 101186/14-7/26 (7 weeks) 11241


Open Utility: Advanced 4/11-7/26Advanced utility classes are designed for dogs ready to train at a more advanced level. Prerequisite: Novice II class or instructor approval.

Thurs. 9:30-11a Continuing

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Drop-in Rate: Residents $15 per class | Non-residents $17

6-Visit Pass (valid for 90 days):Residents $87 per pass | Non-residents $95

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Stretching & Strength Cheryl Antrim

Join this non-impact fitness class. Gain muscular strength,endurance, and flexibility as you move your muscles andjoints to music. The use of exercise bands, tubes, andweights is part of this invigorating class. Adults of alllevels welcome. Please wear shoes.

Mon. 4/23-6/11* 8-9a (7 weeks) 10507Fri. 4/27-6/15 7:30-8:30a (8 weeks) 10508

Mon. 6/18-7/30 8-9a (7 weeks) 11271Thurs. 6/21-8/2 7:30-8:30a (7 weeks) 11254

Mon. 8/6-27 8-9a (4 weeks) 11255Thurs. 8/9-9/6 7:30-8:30a (5 weeks) 11256

*No class 5/28

Fees: See Fitness Class Fees section.

Fitness Class Fees (2-for-2, Complete Fitness, Gentle Fun,Stretch & Strength, After-5)

Class Per WeekResidents Non-residents

4-Week Session $32 $355-Week Session $40 $446-Week Session $46 $507-Week Session $54 $598-Week Session $61 $67

Two classes per week same session: Take $2 discount off of second class

Seniors: Take $2 discount off of each class

Flexible Pass

If you would like to take several of our classes atflexible times, try our 6-visit fitness pass. Pass is $60 for Residents and $66 for Non-residents and valid for 6 visits to our fitness classes. 6-Visit Fitness Card valid for 60 days from date of purchase.Single visit card available for $11 ($13 for non-resident). No senior discount on single visit cards.

*No classes 5/28, 7/4, 9/3

2-for-2 Mixed MusclesCheryl Antrim

Enhance your exercise workout! Spend a portion of yourlunch hour challenging two specific muscle groups for twoweeks. Every two weeks, the muscle groups change! Classincludes the use of free weights, bands, rags (provided). Asample six-week session is: Weeks 1 & 2: Triceps|Biceps,Weeks 3 & 4: Quads|Gluts; and Weeks 5 & 6: Abs|Back.Please wear shoes. On-going classes. Join in at any time.

Wed. 12:10-12:50p 5/9-6/13 (6 weeks) 105126/20-8/1* (6 weeks) 112598/8-9/5 (5 weeks) 11420

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Complete FitnessCheryl Antrim

Join a fitness class with emphasis on stretching, strengthwork, and aerobics to improve cardiovascular fitness,flexibility, and muscle strength. Classes are open tobeginning and continuing students. Classes include the use of hand weights. Please wear shoes. On-goingclasses. Join in at any time.

Tues. 7:30-8:30a 4/24-6/12 (8 weeks) 104986/19-7/31 (7 weeks) 112438/7-9/4 (5 weeks) 11244


Gentle Fun Fitness (60+)Cheryl Antrim

Introduction to fitness for the mature person. What a wayto start your day! This class is designed to maximize yourfitness potential and offers gentle warm-ups, stretches, low-impact aerobics, exercises to help strengthen the body, anda cool down period. Make your day, come out and play!

Mon. 4/23-6/11* 10-11a (7 weeks) 10502Thurs. 4/26-6/14 10-11a (8 weeks) 10503

Mon. 6/18-7/30 10-11a (7 weeks) 11247Thurs. 6/21-8/2 10-11a (7 weeks) 11248

Mon. 8/6-27 10-11a (4 weeks) 11429Thurs. 8/9-9/6 10-11a (5 weeks) 11422

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Fitness & HealthPilates Mat Class with BandsAll levels welcome! Susan Liebowitz

The Pilates method combines a focus on breathing andcentering for proper alignment, control and fluidity ofmovement. This series includes use of the therabands.Modifications provided. Please wear exercise attire andbring a towel.

Thurs. 4/19-5/31* 6-7p (6 weeks) 10524

*No classes 5/246-Week Session: Residents $77 | Non-residents $85

Pilates–Magic CircleAll levels welcome! Susan Liebowitz

Bring deeper awareness and challenges to your Pilatesworkout with the Magic Circle. This class features thefamiliar Pilates mat exercises, infused with the addition of this wonderful Pilates tool. Breath, Centering, Balance,Strength, Core, and Coordination all benefit from thisrepertoire. Modifications provided. Please wear exerciseattire and bring a towel.

Thurs. 6/7-28 6-7p (4 weeks) 11300

4-Week Session: Residents $51+ | Non-residents $56+

+Additional $34.42 payable to instructor at first class for Magic Circle.

Pilates–Healthy Bones, Strong Bones with PilatesAll levels welcome! Susan Liebowitz

Learn the safest exercises for bone density issues. Wefocus on the Pilates repertoire which is safe and useful forimproving the strength and flexibility of your spine andhips. Develop strong bodies and increase your balance.Learn which exercises are the best for you and those youshould not do. Please wear exercise attire and bring atowel. Includes handouts.

Thurs. 7/26 6-7p (1 week) 11301Sat. 8/11 10-11a (1 week) 11581


T’ai Chi Ch’uan |Qigong Marilyn Cooper

Fundamentals of T’ai Chi as well as Qigong meditation andbreathing forms are introduced. Warm-ups and stretchesthat define the range of motion and stimulate flowingenergy are included. Mainland 24, Yang Style is taught.

Sat. 4/21-6/9* 9:15-10:15a (7 weeks) 10540Sat. 6/16-7/28 9:15-10:15a (7 weeks) 11310

*No class 5/26


After-Five Revival Ellen Green

Come join us for an After-Five revival. This class offers a vigorous workout of calisthenics, stretching, movements,and aerobic exercise. For optimum benefit, we recommendregistering for both days.

Mon. 4/23-6/11* 5:30-6:30p (7 weeks) 10514

*No class 5/28


Dancercise Helen Doughty

Come join this session filled with easy to follow, yetchallenging, routines choreographed to the best music hits of yesterday.

Mon. & Wed. 7:15-8:15p (Mon.) 7:30-8:30p (Wed.)4/25-6/13* 10516


Mon. & Wed. 7:15-8:15p (Mon.) 7:30-8:30p (Wed.)6/18-7/25* 112657/30-9/5* 11266*No classes 5/28, 7/4, 9/3


Men’s Night–Fitness Class Ellen Green

Mon. & Wed. 4/11-6/27* 7-8p 10517*No class 5/28


Nia® Janet Kaufman, Certified Nia Instructor

Mind-Body-Spirit Exercise. Nia® is a sensory-based movementpractice that leads to health, wellness and fitness. It empowerspeople by connecting the body, mind, emotions, and spirit.Classes are taken barefoot to soul-stirring music. Everyexperience may be adapted to individual needs and abilities.Step into your own joyful journey with Nia®, and positivelyshape the way you feel, look, think and live.

Nia®draws from disciplines of the martial arts, dance artsand healing arts. Every class offers a unique combination of52 moves that correspond with the main areas of the body:the base, the core and the upper extremities. Stiff beginnersand highly fit athletes alike can adapt Nia® to meet theirneeds by choosing from three intensity levels.

Fri. 4/27-6/8 9:30-10:30a (7 weeks) 10520Fri. 7/20-8/31 9:30-10:30a (7 weeks) 11269


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Dowell Yoga FeesSession Length (weeks) 4 7 8

Residents $59 $104 $118Non-residents $64 $114 $129

Basic Meditation Workshop Veera Sanjana

We learn to meditate by using a variety of guidedvisualizations, and different exercises for relaxation,breathing, and concentration. This helps us discover howto quiet the mind. The infinite potential of the humanspirit is experienced in this quiet inner space.

We introduce and practice the mind-body techniques that will improve your physiology, biochemistry, brainfunctioning and more. Wear loose comfortable clothes.Street shoes are removed during meditation exercises but you may wish to wear socks or booties. You may want to bring a pillow or blanket.

Class size is limited and must be booked in advance.Suitable for all levels and age groups.

Sat. 4/28 10-11:30a 10150


Yoga (Anusara & Iyengar) Jeanne Dowell & Associates

Jeanne brings a unique approach to her teachingemphasizing the strength and stamina building of Iyengarand the “heart centered” focus of Anusara. Weekly takehome practice plans are given to enhance your learningand practice. This class emphasizes the Anusara andIyengar methods, paying special attention to individuals,and building on core strength and relaxation. Includesspecial tips to help the weekend athlete maintain a healthybody during the week. All levels welcome!

Tues. 5/1-6/19 6:15-7:30p (8 weeks) 10146Thurs. 4/26-6/14 8:45-10a (8 weeks) 10147



Yoga–Hatha & Meditation (Evening)Peggy Loewenfels

Connect to the peace within. Hatha yoga involves gentlestretching and moving towards better health and moredifficult poses. Yoga unifies our inner consciousness withthe outer world, creating an opportunity for harmony toprevail. Poses are explained in terms of their purpose inincreasing health and vitality. Class is designed for beginnersand those who want to maintain an existing practice.

Wed. 4/25-6/6 6:30-7:45p (7 weeks) 10149Wed. 6/13-8/1* 6:30-7:45p (7 weeks) 11435

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Sanjana Yoga FeesSession Length (weeks) 4 7 8 10


Yoga–BasicsVeera Sanjana

In this series you will build a strong foundation andunderstanding of the practice of Yoga. It is based on aseries of restorative postures designed to cleanse, tone and nourish the organs. These help relieve the effects ofchronic stress and restore the energy. Yoga Basics is notabout how much you can DO, but how much you canrelax and let go. This class is designed for people of allages and fitness levels and is ideal for those in need ofdeep rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation.

Mon. 4/30-6/18* 6:30-7:45p (7 weeks) 10142Thurs. 5/3-6/21 10:15-11:30a (8 weeks) 10143

Mon. 6/25-8/27 6:30-7:45p (10 weeks) 11423Thurs. 6/28-8/9 10:15-11:30a (7 weeks) 11424

Thurs. 8/16-9/6 10:15-11:30a (4 weeks) 11426

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Zumba Class Fees Class Meetings 4 5 6 7

Residents $48 $60 $72 $84 Non-residents $53 $66 $79 $92

Individual Class Cards–Zumba Dance

1-Class Card: Residents $15 | Non-residents $176-Classes: Residents $88 | Non-residents $97

Cards may be purchased at the Orinda Community Center during office hours. Valid for 60 days.


Zumba GoldBeginners|Active Older Adults Barbara Ward

Zumba Gold is a 45-minute choreographed dance aerobicsclass to Latin and World music. Classes are designed forthe those new to Zumba and also for active older adultpopulation. Zumba Gold is easy to follow and is an easierand lower impact version of Zumba. You do not need tobe a dancer to participate. Classes are fun, friendly, andnot intimidating. Be prepared to exercise and have fun!

Wed. 4/25-6/6 9:30-10:15a (7 weeks) 115336/13-7/25* 9:30-10:15a (6 weeks) 115178/1-9/5 9:30-10:15a (6 weeks) 11518

Thurs. 4/12-5/10 9:30-10:15a (5 weeks) 101604/26-6/7 9:30-10:15a (7 weeks) 115315/17-6/7 9:30-10:15a (4 weeks) 11532

6/14-7/26* 11-11:15a (6 weeks) 115158/2-9/6 11-11:15a (6 weeks) 11516

*No classes 7/4-5

See Zumba Class Fees next column.

Zumba Toning (Gold) Rigel CedenoBeginners|Active Older Adults (Seniors) with Weights

Strength training using light weights (no more than 1-1/2 pounds) in combination with cardio workout and Latin infused moves. Bring your own weights or purchasemaraca-like Toning Sticks from instructor to add Latinspice while you exercise arms.

Tues. 9:30-10:15a4/10-5/8 (5 weeks) 101626/12-7/31* (7 weeks) 11520

*No class 7/3

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ZumbaMid-High Impact Sandra Franklin

Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and internationalmusic. Zumba is fun, easy, effective and a workout party!Achieve long-term benefits while having an absolute blastin one exciting hour of body-energizing and inspiringmovements. The routines feature interval training sessionswhere fast and slow rhythms and resistance training arecombined. Join the party!

Sat. 4/28-6/16* 9-10a (7 weeks) 10166Sat. 6/23-7/28 9-10a (6 weeks) 11521Sat. 8/4-25 9-10a (4 weeks) 11522

*No class 5/26

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Zumba Mid-High Impact Liz Pemble

Full of fun dance moves and a fantastic workout! Join us for this special 90 minute Zumba Class Series. For the first 30 minutes we do a power core and ab workout,followed by Zumba. We review steps and make sure eventhe beginners are up to speed. The next hour is calorie-burning, body-energizing, choreographed dance fitnessthat strengthens the body and captivates the spirit!

Mon. 6:30-7:30p 4/23-6/4* (6 weeks) 101698/6-27 (4 weeks) 11524

Wed. 6-7:30p (6-6:30p-Core, 6:30-7:30p-Zumba)4/25-6/6 (7 weeks) 101648/1-9/5 (6 weeks) 11528

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Arabic Linda SarkisBeginning-Intermediate

Class covers the two layers of the Arabic alphabet, reading,writing, pronunciation of the sounds of its letters and words,practical and useful conversational skills, sentences andphrases, greetings, al-arqam Arabiyah (Arabic Numerals),definite/indefinite article, sun/moon letters, judhur (roots),awzan (word patterns) and al-muthanna (The Dual). Thiscourse is taught in Modern Fusha/MSA. Book used: TeachYourself Arabic by Jack Smart et al. (Book+2 CDs)McGraw-Hill.

Thurs. 4/19-5/31 6-8p (7 classes) 10171Thurs. 6/21-8/9* 6-8p (7 classes) 11438

*No class 7/5


Chinese (Mandarin)–Conversational I, IIA, IIBBeginning-Intermediate Paure Liou

Class introduces Chinese pronunciation, basic phonic (pin-yin) system, character writing, fundamental vocabulary, andgrammar through basic conversations, discussions, and roleplaying. Knowledge learned in class may be easily appliedto travel, business, academics, or personal interests.

Chinese IIA & IIB are a continuation. Students should havebasic understanding of Chinese (Mandarin) to enroll in II.

Level ITues. 4/24-6/5 10-11:15a (7 weeks) 10175Thurs. 4/26-6/7 9-10:15a (7 weeks) 10178Tues. 6/12-7/24* 10:30-11:45p (7 weeks) 11491Thurs. 6/14-7/26* 10:30-11:45a (7 weeks) 11492

Level IIATues. 4/24-6/5 11:30a-12:45p (7 weeks) 10181Tues. 6/12-7/24* 12-1:15p (7 weeks) 11496

Level IIBTues. 4/24-6/5 1-2:15p (7 weeks) 10187



Self-Defense-Aiki-JujitsuTeens|Adults

Develop confidence, coordination, and balance and learnhow to defeat a larger and stronger attacker by using thatperson’s own energy and strength against them. Programteaches practical self defense (not fighting) through games,friendly competition, and discipline, as well as escaping,grappling, and throwing techniques. One of the mostversatile and effective methods of unarmed self defense,Aiki-jujitsu is the basis for many self defense systemsfound today.

Mon. 4/23-6/11* 7-8p (7 weeks) 10533Sat. 4/21-6/9* 10:15-11:15a (7 weeks) 10534

Mon. 6/18-7/30 7-8p (7 weeks) 11304Sat. 6/16-7/28 10:15-11:15a (7 weeks) 11305

Mon. 8/6-27 7-8p (4 weeks) 11306Sat. 8/4-25 10:15-11:15a (4 weeks) 11307

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French Levels II-IV Class Fees Class Meetings 5 10

Residents $82 $160Non-residents $ 91 $176

*No classes 7/4-6

For all French classes: Hand outs are available at each class (no textbooks required). Bring a CD and $2 if you would like a CD for the course.

French I– ConversationalBeginning

This friendly and relaxed class helps develop a practicalcommand of the language for everyday situations, withoutthe use of translation. No textbook required!

Thurs. 4/12-6/14 12:15-1:45p (10 classes) 9657

10-Week Fees: Residents $128 | Non-residents $140

French II–ConversationalContinuing|Intermediate

For those who have taken French I, or have some backgroundin French, and want to continue speaking and learning.

Fri. 4/13-6/15 11a-12:30p (10 classes) 9659See French Fees section.

French III–ConversationalIntermediate

Fri. 4/13-6/15 9:15-10:45a (10 weeks) 9662See French Fees section.

French IV– ConversationalIntermediate|Advanced

Fri. 4/13-6/15 1-2p (10 weeks) 9663See French Fees section.

French–Spring Nicole CollinsFrench for TravelersBeginning

If you are planning to travel to a French speaking country,join us to learn (or brush-up on) the kind of vocabulary,expressions, pronunciation, and questions that will makeyour vacation all the more enjoyable.

Fri. 6/29-8/3* 9:30-11a (5 classes) 11460

*No class 7/6

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French III Plus|Conversational Intermediate|Advanced

This is a class for students who have taken French III andwould like to continue through the summer quarter. Weconcentrate on everyday conversations and expressions.Hand outs are available at each class; no textbook is required.Priority is given to currently registered French III studentsuntil April 20.

Wed. 6/27-8/1* 11:15a-12:15p (5 classes) 11461

*No class 7/4

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French Conversation IV Intermediate|Advanced

This class is for students who have taken the French IIIclass, or have similar background, and are comfortableusing the past, imperfect, future and conditional tenses.We use French short stories, newspapers, and magazinearticles. Emphasis is on using language and expressions.

Fri. 6/29-8/3* 11:15a-12:15p (5 classes) 11462

*No class 7/6

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For all French classes: Hand outs are available at eachclass (no textbooks required). Bring a CD and $2 if youwould like a CD for the course.

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Italian for TravelersBeginning

If you are planning to travel to Italy, join us to learn (or brush-up on) the kind of vocabulary, expressions,pronunciation, and questions that will make your vacation all the more enjoyable.

Tues. 6/26-7/31* 9:30-11a (5 classes) 11454

*No class 7/3

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Italian III Plus | ConversationalIntermediate|Advanced

This is a class for students who have taken Italian III andwould like to continue through the summer quarter. Weconcentrate on everyday conversations and expressions.Hand outs are available at each class; no textbook is required.Priority is given to currently registered Italian III studentsuntil April 20.

Wed. 6/27-8/1* 10-11a (5 classes) 11455

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Italian IV–ConversationalIntermediate|Advanced Nicole Collins

This class is for students who have taken Italian III orhave a similar background. You should be comfortableusing the past, imperfect, and conditional tenses. We usemagazine and newspaper articles as topics for discussion.Emphasis is on using everyday language and expressions.Hand outs are available at each class; no textbook isrequired. Priority is given to currently registered Italian IVstudents until April 20.

Tues. 6/26-7/31* 11:15a-12:15p (5 weeks) 11456

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Italian Levels II-IV Class Fees Class Meetings 5 10Residents $82 $160Non-residents $91 $176

*No classes 7/2-6

Italian I–ConversationalBeginning

There is role-playing where you learn to ask and answerquestions you want to know while traveling and meetingItalian speakers. Emphasis is placed on the everydaysituations you are likely to encounter. No textbook required!

Tues. 4/10-6/12 11a-12:30p (10 weeks) 9647

Italian I 10-Weeks: Residents $128 | Non-residents $140

Italian II–ConversationalContinuing|Intermediate

For those who have taken Italian I or have some backgroundin Italian. Emphasis is on more complex sentence structure,vocabulary, and expressions, with the use of role-playing.No textbook required.

Tues. 4/10-6/12 9:15-10:45a (10 weeks) 9649See Italian Fees section.

Italian III–ConversationalIntermediate|Advanced

Tues. 4/10-6/12 1-2:30p (10 weeks) 9653

See Italian Fees section.

Italian IV A & B–ConversationalIntermediate|Advanced

Italian IV-AThurs. 4/12-6/14 2-3p (10 weeks) 9654

Italian IV-BFri. 4/13-6/15 2:15-3:15p (10 weeks) 9655See Italian Fees section.

Italian–Spring Nicole Collins Italian–Summer Nicole Collins

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Spanish 1ABeginning-Adv. Beginning

The goal of this class is to develop a practical command ofthe Spanish language. Learn vocabulary, sentence structure,and participate in role-playing based on everyday situations.

Mon. 4/16-6/4* 10:15-11:30a (6 weeks) 10196Mon. 6/18-7/30* 10:15-11:30a (6 weeks) 11463



Spanish I, II, III, IV–ConversationalBeginning-Advanced Jeanne M. Cook|Doreen Wagner

The goals of these classes are to develop a practicalcommand of the Spanish language. Learn vocabulary,sentence structure, and participate in role-playing basedon everyday situations. New this year–intermediate andadvanced level conversational classes!

Level I Level II Wed. Jeanne Cook 5:20-6:20p 6:30-7:30p4/18-5/23 (6 weeks) 10201 10204 8/1-9/5 (6 weeks) 11467 11469

Level III Level IVTues. Doreen Wagner 5:15-6:30p 6:45-8p4/10-5/29 (8 weeks) 10197 10199

*No classes 5/28, 7/3, 7/4

8-Week Session: Residents $102 | Non-residents $1136-Week Session: Residents $76 | Non-residents $83Doreen Wagner brings a strong teaching background to her classes.She taught Spanish at Miramonte High School for 25 years and has her AB and MA in Spanish.

Jeanne M. Cook has been teaching Spanish for over 15 years. Shereceived her BA from The American University in Washington DCand her MA from UCLA in Latin American Studies. She has herJuris Doctor and is a member of the CA Bar Association.

Tolstoy’s Anna KareninaDr. Jerry H. Bryant, Lecturer

Declared “the best novel ever written” and “a flawless workof art,” Tolstoy’s great work depicts “the folly of the senses,”an admirable woman debasing herself through an irresistiblesexual passion, a tragedy countered by the innocent,inexperienced love of “Koysta” Levin for Princess Ekaterina(“Kitty”).

Tues. 4/10-6/5* 10a-12p (8 weeks) 10288

*No class 5/8

Per Session: Residents $92 | Non-residents $101Dr. Bryant taught English and American Literature at California StateUniversity, East Bay, for some thirty years before his retirement.

Great Books Discussion Group The Civically Engaged ReaderMarjorie Roth & Colleagues

For the spring session, we continue reading “The CivicallyEngaged Reader.” On 4/18 we will be reading “The Sweetnessof Charity” by Maya Angelou, and “The Lamb and the PineCone” by Pablo Neruda.

Alternate Wed. 7-8:30p 9700W4/4, 4/18, 5/2, 5/16, 5/30, 6/13Residents $51 | Non-residents $56

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FILM & L ITERATURE PROGRAMS

Cities in MoviesJames Keller

Since the silent film era, film has made graphic use of citiesfor comedy, drama, and documentary. This film series takesus from Moscow in the early Soviet rule, to pre-Nazi Berlin,and to Rio de Janeiro for a modern version of the Orpheusmyth. New York sings and dances. Politics is the businessof Washington D.C.

Fellini is a unique tour guide to Rome. Even Tokyo hassmall neighborhoods. Angels go unnoticed in Berlin. Atour of unknown London is narrated by the great actorPaul Scofield, and lastly, the cemetery of Pere Lachaiseshows how lively and unique Paris is. Movies: Man withthe Movie Camera, People on Sunday, Black Orpheus, On the Town, Advise and Consent, Roma (Fellini), Sans Soleil,Wings of Desire, London, and Forever.

Wed. 4/4-6/6 10a-12p (10 weeks) 9698W


Six of One Half a Dozen of the Other Movies of John Ford and Howard HawksJames Keller

John Ford and Howard Hawks are considered to be the old masters of Hollywood movie making. In long careers,they showed themselves to be masterly storytellers andquintessential Americans in their energy and themes. Ford forged his own visual country of the Western usingMonument Valley. Hawks was equally at home in all genres:gangster, western, comedy, war, adventure, musical. Movies (Ford): Prisoner of Shark Island, Young Mr. Lincoln,The Grapes of Wrath, They Were Expendable, My DarlingClementine, and The Searchers. Movies (Hawks): Scarface,Only Angels Have Wings, His Girl Friday, To Have and toHave Not, Red River and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.

Wed. 6/13-9/5* 10a-12p (12 weeks) 11473

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History of CivilizationJames Hadley

These popular multi-media lecture series provide a grandtour of European civilization. The lectures put the greatcreative accomplishments of the period in a context suchthat the connections between them and the history ofwhich they are a part of may be understood. The visualarts, music, literature, and history are all here, treated froma thoroughly interdisciplinary point of view. Extensive use is made of slides, literary excerpts, and recordings.

Spring: The Italian Renaissance— Late Middle Ages–16th Century

This multi-media lecture series covers Italian Civilizationfrom the late Middle Ages to the 16th Century. Authorsfrom Dante to Aristo, composers from Landini to Gabrieli,artists from Giotto to Titian, and personalities as diverseas St. Francis and Lucrezia Borgia are included.

Tues. 4/10-6/12 10a-12p (10 weeks) 10206


Empire to Impressionism— Paris in the 19th Century

For more than a century after the fall of Napoleon, Pariswas the cultural capital of the world, and this series willpresent a multi-media grand tour of the age. Painters from Delacroix to Van Gogh, writers from Hugo to Zola,composers from Berlioz to Satie, plus three revolutionsand a war will all be on the program.

Tues. 6/19-7/10 10a-12p (4 weeks) 11530

Per Session: Residents $62 | Non-residents $68Mr. Hadley’s experience includes ten years as a UC Extensioninstructor and lecturer with the City of Orinda. He also hasconducted tours of most major European museums. Mr. Hadley’sclass in Orinda draws from all over the Bay Area with manyparticipants returning session after session.

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Caribbean Steel Drums|Pans–BeginningSteel Drums|Pans provided! Harry Best

Learn the magic of making music on Caribbean steel drums.Have fun with the basics of sticking and melody making.Enjoy playing favorites like Yellow Bird, Jamaica Farewell,Lion King, and more. Beginners welcome. You will bejammin’ in no time. Drums/pans provided.

Mon. 7-8p 4/16-6/4* (7 weeks) 10212



Hawaiian UkuleleAl Dodge

Come and learn how to play traditional Hawaiian and1920-30s ukulele music. Join this class and learn chordsand picking just like in the Islands. Some knowledge ofbasic ukulele is recommended, but not required. Basicukulele needed. Instructor will provide referrals for ukulele purchase if needed. The Ukulele I class consists of approximately 30 minutes of instruction followed bypractice and playing.

Ukulele I Ukulele IITues. 6:45-7:45p 7:15-8:15p4/17-5/29 (7 weeks) 10218 102206/12-7/31* (7 weeks) 11442 11443

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Taiko– I (Introduction)Drums provided! Kensuke Sumii

Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which developsself-expression and musical creativity. This course is abasic introduction to the world of taiko. This includesJapanese expressions, the kinds and use of taiko drums,and the sounds of various taiko beats. In each class,everyone will participate by playing on actual drums.

Thurs. 6-7:30p 4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 1026/14-8/2* (7 weeks) 114488/9-9/6 (5 weeks) 11449

*No class 7/5

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Taiko– II Drums provided! Kensuke Sumii

This course is designed for individuals with advancedknowledge and understanding of taiko drumming theory.It will improve the player’s power, speed, rhythm, andother important aspects of drumming skills. This courserequires individual discipline to formulate group uniformity,which leads to sound unity, as well as physical strength.Everyone is required to have appropriate taiko drum sticks,which are available from the instructor.

Thurs. 7:30-9:30p 4/26-6/7 (7 weeks) 102286/14-8/2* (7 weeks) 114518/9-9/6 (5 weeks) 11452

*No class 7/5

Taiko Class Fees7-Week Session: Residents $94** | Non-residents $104**5-Week Session: Residents $68** | Non-residents $75****Additional $40 supply fee payable to instructor at first class.

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Tennis Private|Semi-Private LessonsCall the 254-2445 to arrange.

Rates|Private (1 person):1/2 Hour: Residents $40 | Non-residents $441 Hour: Residents $60 | Non-residents $66

Rates|Series of 5 Lessons (1 person):5-1/2 Hour: Residents $160 | Non-residents $1765-1 Hour: Residents $260 | Non-residents $286

Tennis John Fogli|Ronald D. Noon, USPTA Professional|Alan Weissbaum, USPTA Professional

Join one of our tennis classes located at the scenic Orinda Community Center tennis courts. Small class sizes. Class sizes,levels, and times may be changed due to enrollment numbers and skill levels. In the case of rain, make-ups offeredduring another class time or rescheduled.

Mon. C|CB 6:45-7:40p 6/11-8/13* (9 weeks) 11475 JF

Wed. CB|B 8:30-9:25a 6/13-8/15* (9 weeks) 11476 RNCB|B 6:20-7:15p 6/13-8/15* (9 weeks) 11478 JF

Thurs. B|A 8:30-9:25a 6/14-8/19* (9 weeks) 11479 RN

Sat. B|A 8:30-9:25a 6/16-8/18 (10 weeks) 11489 RNCB 9:30-10:25a 6/16-8/18 (10 weeks) 11490 RN

Sun. CB|B 9-9:55a 6/24-7/29 (6 weeks) 11482 AW

Tennis Class FeesSession Length (weeks) 6 9 10

Residents** $113 $169 $188Non-residents** $124 $186 $207

*No classes 4/24, 5/28-30, 7/2-6

**Additional $10 material (ball) fee payable to instructor at first class.

Tennis Coaching StaffJohn Fogli (JF) Former High School and NCTA Jr. Champion.Adds 27 years of junior, high school, collegiate, and coachingtennis experience. During his career known for one of the fastestserves. Education includes MBA from USF and a Bachelor’s Degreefrom UC Berkeley.

Ronald Noon (RN) MA/USPTA Professional. Over 35 yearsteaching and coaching adults and children. Ron has coached at the NCAA Division I level, and NAIA colleges and tennis clubs. His players range from beginners to nationally ranked players. NAIA MA in sports psychology.

Alan Weissbaum (AW) USPTA certified. Attended University ofWisconsin-Madison and Northwestern University. Played numberone for Edens Open team in Chicago.

Sports • Tennis

Tennis Levels

Beginner (C) Designed for those with little or nobackground playing tennis. Course introduces fundamentalstrokes (forehand, backhand, serve, and net play); rules,scoring, and court play etiquette.

Advanced Beginner (CB) Understands grips, groundstrokes and can begin to control the serve. Emphasis ontechnique, doubles strategy, and movement on the court.

Intermediate (B) Players have a basic understanding ofthe game, can sustain a rally, and has a serve that exhibitssome control, but is in need of a second serve. The USTAwill rate you under 4.0 but above 3.0.

Advanced (A) Good consistency, hits with depth andcontrol, serve well (including a good spin second serve),good overhead shots, and feels comfortable at the net. The USTA will rate the advanced player a 4.0 and over.

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Sports Leagues

Adult Basketball Drop-in Play Sundays 5-7p

The Wagner Ranch Gym (350 Camino Pablo) is open to all adults for drop-in play (no drop-in April 7). Timessubject to change, based on attendance and/or facility scheduling.

Fee Per Person|Per Night: Residents: $6 | Non-Residents: $7

Basketball League (Ages 35+)

Spring and summer basketball leagues are offered to those35 years and older. Games played Monday and Thursdayevenings. Individuals looking to join a team may be placedon a waiting list.

Spring League: Starts in March. Team registration packetsavailable in January.

Summer League: Starts in June. Registration packetsavailable starting in March.

For more information, call (925)254-2445.

Soccer–Coed (Ages 30+) Sundays 9:30-11:30a

Adults 30 years and older are invited to participate in recreational soccer. Limited to 24 participants. MeetSundays, 9:30-11:30am. For information, or to sign up,contact Dave Simon (415)977-5664.

Softball–Adult League (Summer)

Sign up as a team or an individual for the Adult Softballleague (Division A, B, C, Senior, and Co-ed) Leagues runsmid-June to mid-August. Contact (925)254-2445 forinformation.

Orinda Senior ClubVisit www.cityoforinda.org for specific activities. SeniorBridge meets Thursday from 12:15-2:30pm, September–June (nominal fee) at the Orinda Community Center.

Orinda Senior Service CommitteeMeets on the fourth Wednesday of the month, 10am, atthe Orinda Community Center (January-May). Topics ofdiscussion include senior citizen related issues, concerns,and legislation. Contact (925)254-2445 for information.

Senior ResourcesSenior Service Information Contra Costa County Agency on Aging and Adult Services. Call 1(800)510-2020 forinformation.

Health Insurance Counseling Free counseling appointmentswith trained volunteers from Health Insurance andAdvocacy Program available at the Orinda CommunityCenter. Call (925)254-2445 for an appointment.

Eldercare Locator Eldercare Locator is a public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging and connects olderAmericans and their caregivers with sources of informationon senior services. 1(800)677-1116.

AARP Driver Safety ProgramAARP Drive Safety Program is a recognized course designedspecifically for the older driver and takes into consideration thephysical changes of the maturing driver and identifies ways tocompensate for those changes. Dates: 6/11&13 (M & W) 9a-1p;or 8/11&18 (Sat.) 9a-1p at the Orinda Community Center. Fee: $14|$12 AARP members. Prior registration and paymentrequired. Call 1(888)227-7669 for specific dates, times, andlocations. On-line course available at AARPDriverSafety.org.

TransportationOrinda Seniors Around Town A free, on demand, door-to-doortransportation program for the senior residents of Orinda. Ridesprovided Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm. For information, or to register(those needing a ride and drivers), call (925)402-4506. Programalso provides information on alternate types of transportation.

Contra Costa Yellow Cab & DeSoto Company 20% discount forLamorinda seniors. Call ahead to a schedule ride. (925)284-1234

County Connection LINK Available for bus service. You must register first in order to ride. LINK information (925)676-1976x601To schedule a trip (925)938-7433To cancel a scheduled trip (925)943-1829

Lamorinda Spirit Van (925)283-3534 Serving Lamorinda seniors with and without disabilities. Call for schedule andto arrange transportation.

Job Opportunities with Orinda Parks & RecThe City of Orinda Parks and Recreation Department offers on-going and part-time job opportunities forpositions such as:

Basketball Officials & Scorekeepers Field AttendantsCamp Counselors & Instructors Gym/Building AttendantsClass Instructors Soccer OfficialsConcert Sound Technicians Umpires

Visit website for applicationswww.cityoforinda.org

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RegistrationMedicationIf medication is needed (prescription or over the counter)a supplemental Parental Consent & Directions to Staff for the Self-Administration of Medications Form isrecommended. Form available on website(www.cityoforinda.org) or at office.

Cancellation |Transfer RequestsRequests must be received in the Orinda Park & RecreationOffice, in writing, 14 days prior to the first day of camp,class, or workshop. Cancellation and/or transfer requestsreceived prior to 14 days will be issued a check refundminus a $20 processing fee ($30 for camps). No cancellationsor transfers after 14 days prior to the first day of class, camp,or workshop. In the case of serious illness or injury, arefund will be considered with a note from a physician.No cancellations after the first day of class. Refunds orcredits are not issues for on-line convenience fees.

Cancelled ClassesClasses and activities not meeting the minimum enrollment2-4 days prior to the start of class will be canceled and afull check refund issued.

Subscribe to City of Orinda Email NotificationsThe City of Orinda has an email notification system thatprovides updates on important community alerts, emergencynotifications and City Council meeting notices. Registeronline at www.cityoforinda.org and click on ‘subscribe to email notifications.’

On-Line Registration–Visit our website at www.cityoforinda.org

Registration Information (925)254-2445

Registration InformationRegistration is on a first-come, first served basis and is required for all classes prior to participation.

Register early as some classes fill quickly or may becanceled prior to the first class due to low enrollment.

You are only notified if a class is full or canceled.

Complete Registration|Enrollment Form1. Complete all sections of enrollment form.

Print clearly and sign and date form.2. One payment may be made for all family members.

Non-family members must complete a separate enrollment form.

3. If paying by check, make payable to: The City of Orinda

4. If paying by credit card (only VISA/MasterCard), include the card expiration date, cardholder’s name, and sign.

Submit Registration Form & PaymentFax, hand carry, mail, or on-line registration form and payment to:

Fax (925)253-7716 (VISA or Mastercard only)

Hand CarryOrinda Community Center, 28 Orinda WayHours: Monday-Friday 8:30a-5p

MailOrinda Parks & Recreation Department Recreation Program Registration28 Orinda Way, Orinda, CA 94563

On-line www.cityoforinda.org

After Hours Night-Drop (when the building is open)Located under the counter just to the right of the main office.

Discount on Orinda Parks & Rec–Community Center Class FeesOrinda senior citizens (62+) may receive a discountwhen registering for most Orinda Parks and Recreationclasses over $20. Discounts do not apply to classes inthe Senior Section as the discount has been applied.

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It is your responsibility as the consumer to understand our policiesin the event you need to withdraw from our classes.In consideration of being permitted to participate in City of Orinda Parks andRecreation activities, THE UNDERSIGNED, as a participant or legal guardianrepresenting a minor participant, HEREBY FOREVER RELEASES, WAIVES ANDDISCHARGES THE CITY OF ORINDA, its directors, officers, employees, agents,independent contractors, and volunteers from any and all liability, to the undersignedand/or his/her personal representatives, assignees, heirs, and next of kin for any lossand/or damages and any claims or demands occurring or resulting from anyaccidents, injury, and/or damage to the person or property or death of the undersignedor their minor, arising out of or connected with participation in activities on theCity of Orinda's property or site utilized by the City of Orinda, and/or while usingthe premises, facilities, and or equipment thereon, whether or not caused by thenegligence and/or property of the City of Orinda, its directors, officers, employees,agents, independent contractors, or volunteers.

THE UNDERSIGNED, as a participant or legal guardian representing a minor partici-pant, ASSUMES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR AND RISK OF BODILY INJURY, DEATH,OR PROPERTY DAMAGE, due to the negligence of the City of Orinda, its directors,officers, employees, agents, independent contractors, and volunteers or otherwisewhile in, upon, or about the premises of the City of Orinda, or site utilized by the

City of Orinda, and/or while using the premises, facilities, and or equipment thereon.

THE UNDERSIGNED, as a participant or legal guardian representing a minorparticipant, agrees to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS the City of Orinda, itsdirectors, officers, employees, agents, independent contractors, and volunteers fromany and all claims, actions, suits, procedures, costs, expenses, damages and liabilities,including attorneys fees, brought as a result of the undersigned's or their minor'sinvolvement in activities while in, upon, or about the premises of the City of Orinda,or a site utilized by the City of Orinda, and/or while using the premises, facilities,and or equipment thereon, and to reimburse the City of Orinda for any such expenses.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY PERMITS the taking of photographs or videos ofthemselves or their minor to be used at the City's discretion and understand theymay be used for marketing purposes.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS READ AND VOLUNTARILY SIGNS THE RELEASE OFLIABILITY AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT, and further agrees that no oral represen-tations, statements, or inducement apart from the foregoing written agreement hasbeen made. The undersigned hereby acknowledges fully understanding the terms ofthis agreement and acknowledges that by signing this agreement the undersignedcompletely and unconditionally releases the City of Orinda, its directors, officers,employees, agents, independent contractors, and volunteers from any and allliability to the greatest extent allowed by the law.

PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE REGISTRATION AND CANCELLATION POLICIES ON PAGE 56.

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO The City of Orinda Discount |Donation (if applicable)

TOTALADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR THOSE UNDER AGE 18

_______________________________________ _______________________________________ ________________Adult/Parent/Legal Guardian Signature Name (First, Last Please print) Date

FOR PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD Please circle payment method: VISA Mastercard

Cardholder's Signature__________________________________ Cardholder's Name _______________________________________Please Print

Credit Card Number _______________________________________________________ Expiration Date ______________________

First Name Last Name Gender Grade SchoolM|F Entering Fall 2012

First Name Last Name Age Birthdate Program|Class|League Name Code Start Date Day Time FeeIf under age 18

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Adult/Parent/Legal Guardian Name (Last, First) _______________________________________ Email ____________________________

Home Phone (_____)____________________ Work (_____)____________________ Cell (_____)______________________

Address ______________________________________________ City ___________________________ Zip _______________

Emergency Contact Adult/Parent #2 Name (Last, First) _______________________________________ Email__________________________

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Family Registration Form | 2012Orinda Parks & Recreation Department •28 Orinda Way, Orinda, CA 94563•Phone (925)254-2445 • Fax (925)253-7716 • To register online go to www.cityoforinda.org

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Orinda Association (OA)|Volunteer CenterContact (925)254-0800|www.orindaassociation.org.

Orinda Farmer’s MarketSaturdays, May through November, 9am-1pmon Orinda Way.

Orinda Community FoundationEnhancing the Quality of Life in Orinda. Visit site for what is happening locally on the Orinda CommunityMaster Calendar. www.orindafoundation.org or [email protected].

Orinda Hiking Club(925)254-1465|www.orindahiking.org

Orinda Historical SocietyVisit the museum, 26 Orinda Way. (925)254-1353

Orinda Library Programs & Hours(925)254-2184|www.ccclib.org

Orinda Road Runners(925)937-2046|www.orindaroadrunners.org

Orinda Starlight Village Player’s (ORSVP)

Season runs summer to fall at the Orinda CommunityCenter Amphitheater. Call for audition dates and times(925)253-1191

Orinda-Tabor Sister City FoundationCultural exchange between the city of Tabor in the Czech Republic and the City of Orinda. (925)254-8260

Rotary Club of OrindaThe Rotary Club or Orinda meets for lunch on Wednesday’s at the Orinda Community Center.(925)631-0235

Waste Division: Home CompostingLearn to recycle yard waste at these free workshops.(925)906-1806|www.wastedivision.org

Orinda Community Center Auxiliary(OCCA) and Local OrganizationsJoin the OCCA, have fun, meet new people, and helpsupport a variety of community programs and events.

The OCCA was founded in 1976 to support the OrindaCommunity Center and now sponsors the following fun events:

• Halloween Parade (October 25)• Holiday Bazaar (November 3)• Concerts-in-the-Park (June-July)

Funds raised by the OCCA have contributed to:• Tot-lot, swings, and playground • Bridge tables• Community Center holiday lights • Sound system for concerts • AED (Defibrillators)

Meetings & How to Join:Email [email protected], call (925)254-2445 formeeting dates and to leave your name, phone number, and email. Just a little time, such great rewards!

Art in Public PlacesCall (925)254-2445 for information.

Orinda Arts CouncilThe Orinda Arts Council promotes and supports arts in the community. (925)254-8508Orinda Library Gallery Showings:April: Art Ambassadors, art from elementary schools

and jr. high school in OrindaMay: Valerie Colvin group, paintings and 3DJune: Oakland Art Association, paintings

OYA League Volunteer|Parent Support Without volunteer help, there would not be an OYA.Please check the area(s) in which you are able to assist.

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Orinda Community Center, Library, & City Hall Meeting & Event Rooms

Beautiful facilities are available to rent for banquets, parties, fund-raisers, meetings, and performances.Facilities accommodate between 10-240 and include a variety of

meeting rooms, auditoriums, theater (with performancestage, state of the art sound and lighting systems, andtheater seating), and kitchen.

Founders Auditorium The Founders Auditorium with adjacent rooms, kitchen, and garden are ideal for largemeetings, parties, weddings, and events. Rooms mayaccommodate 50-250. Take a tour of this beautiful facility.

Sarge Littlehale Community Room Located at Orinda City Hall this room is ideal for meetings and smallgatherings. A separate kitchen is attached. Room mayaccommodate up to 49 people and is available for rental.

Orinda Community Center Park & AmphitheaterLocated next to the OrindaCommunity Center the park isavailable for use on a first-come,first-served basis for individuals andsmall groups (less than 30). The

Community Center Park is not available to rent. The parkincludes a large open grass area, two playground areas,picnic and BBQ areas. The outdoor Amphitheater isavailable for day and evening rentals.

Orinda Community Center Tennis CourtsThe Orinda Community Center Park contains three tenniscourts. Lessons offered through the Orinda Parks andRecreation Department. Tennis light cards available for purchase at the Orinda Community Center.

Orinda Oaks ParkOrinda’s 12-acre, hidden treasure,located on Moraga Way betweenHall and Ivy Drives, is the perfectspot for family, team, parties, andretreats. Orinda Oaks has a BBQ

and plenty of picnic tables. The lush grass field is anenticement to a quick lawn game or volleyball match.Park available to rent. Call (925)254-2445.

F I E L D SOrinda Sports Fields

Orinda Sports Fields, located on SportsField Drive, off of Camino Pablo Roadand adjacent to Wagner Ranch, areavailable for rentals. Area includes

large grass field and two baseball diamonds. Fields areideal for baseball, soccer, lacrosse, large gatherings, etc.

Pine Grove Fields Multi-use fields located behind 8 Altarinda. Area includesbaseball diamonds and large grass playing field(s). Area is ideal for soccer, baseball, other field activities, and largegatherings. Available to rent.

Wilder Sports Fields & Picnic AreaTwo multi-use synthetic turf fields (with lights), locatedoff of Highway 24, are currently being built. Rentalrequests are now being accepted. A large group picnicarea is available for rentals.

Wagner Ranch Gym Wagner Ranch Gym, located at 350 Camino Pablo, is available to rent for events, meetings, and athleticpractices and games. Large eventsmay be accommodated. Wagner Ranch

Gym has a large performance stage and kitchen.

Trails & Lamorinda Trail LoopThe 17.5 mile Lamorinda Trail Loop is a continuous routethat links Orinda, Lafayette, and Moraga and also manyregional trails. Maps and trail permits available at the OCC.

FACIL ITY & RENTAL INFORMATION:(925)254-2445

Orinda Parks and Recreation offers an array of beautifuland functional rooms and fields to rent for your specialevent, party, picnic, family gathering, or meeting. The Cityalso has a number of local parks and trails available forpublic use.

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City Hall (CH) &Sarge Littlehale Meeting Room22 Orinda Way

Parks & Recreation Office, Community Center (OCC)28 Orinda Way

Orinda Library Auditorium &Garden, Gallery & May Rooms (OL)26 Orinda Way

Orinda Community Center Park & Tennis Courts (OCCP)28 Orinda Way

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Wagner Ranch Gym (WRG)350 Camino Pablo

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Orinda Sports Fields (OSF)Sports Field Dr. |Camino Pablo

Pine Grove Fields (PG)8 Altarinda (Behind OUSD offices)

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Cinderella’s BallPresented by The Orinda Ballet Academy & Company

May 18-20Friday, May 18 6:30pm

Saturday, May 1911:30am & 4:00pm

Sunday, May 2011:30am & 3:30pm

***************Orinda Library Theater Tickets $18Available at the Orinda Community Center

July 4th

CELEBRATIONPresented by The Orinda Association

Join Orinda’s fabulous celebration!

July 3 Volunteers’ Decoration Party4-6pm|Community Center Plaza & Park

July 4 7:30-10am Pancake Breakfast7:55am Flag Ceremony8am Fun Runs10am Parade Begins10:30am-1:30pm Afternoon Park Activities

Up-to-date information and parade applications are available at www.orindaassociation.org | (925)254-0800Orinda Association Volunteer Center • 26 Orinda Way

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Orinda, CA 94563Permit No. 129

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Orinda Parks & Recreation28 Orinda WayOrinda, CA 94563(925) 254-2445

Orinda Spring Egg Hunt Saturday, April 7 11amOrinda Community Center Park • Sponsored by Rotary Club of Orinda

Opera Park July 29 • Sunday 4-6pmSponsored by Rotary Club of OrindaSupported by the Orinda Community Foundation & Orinda Community Center Auxiliary

Orinda In Action DaySaturday, April 21*9am-12pm

www.orindainaction.org

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June 19 The CrisisBlues & Rock

June 26 Bay Bridge BeatFunk, Rhythm & Blues

July 3 Cal Alumni Big Band Big Band Jazz

July 10 Stone SoupClassic Rock

July 17 Orinda IdolVariety

The Orinda Arts Council presents Arts in Bloom... In the Park, a community celebration ofthe visual and performing arts.

July 24 PladdohgCeltic Rock

Sponsored by Orinda CommunityCenter Auxiliary

Supported by the City of Orinda, & Orinda Community Foundation

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