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MB NEWS
Winter 2015
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’m happy to report that the City of Manhattan Beach is better positioned
than it has been in recent years to provide both a high level of current
services and invest strategically for the future.
During my first few months as your City Manager, I have had the opportunity
to spend time with our City Council, to be out in the community, to meet with
many residents, businesses, and other community leaders and organizations.
I continue to be so impressed with the people that make Manhattan Beach
what it is; a strong sense of pride in community.
As you may be aware, there are many exciting initiatives that serve as
important investments in the community’s future and position the City for
long-term vitality. These include:
฀ Urban Land Institute Engagement Effort: The City Council has enlisted the services of ULI to hold a
5-day Advisory Panel during the week of January 11–16, 2015 to assist the City in the development of the
vision for our Downtown. Over 100 stakeholders will be interviewed by the ULI Panel. In addition the
City will hold a Public Reception on Monday, January 12 for those who would like to provide input to the
panelists. The final presentation will be presented by ULI on Friday, January 16.
฀ OpenGOV: I am pleased to announce that the City’s financial results are now available to the public in
graphical format, with the ability to custom query results in several ways. The information includes five
years of historical data as well as the current year budget. Users can query revenues, and expenditures by
fund, department, expense type.
฀ New Quarterly Budget Updates: Towards my continued goal to be open and transparent, I have instated
a quarterly budget update. The first presentation of this update was received by the Council on November
5, 2014. The next report will be presented in February 2015.
฀ Community Development Director: Marisa Lundstedt has been appointed as our new Community
Development Director for the City of Manhattan Beach, who will be replacing our retiring Community
Development Director, Richard Thompson. Marisa has over 21 years of experience in the private and public
sector fields focusing in the areas of management, current and long–range planning, general plan and zoning
code implementation, coastal development, environmental analysis, and environmental management.
Prior to joining Manhattan Beach, Marisa served as City Planner for the City of Oceanside.
฀ New Permitting System: The Accela Automation project will replace the City’s current outdated permitting
system in order to provide greater efficiency and improved customer service. The upgraded system includes
implementing a new web–based automated permit tracking system that offers modules which allow online permit processing and land management services. It will also enable electronic document review and
electronic mobile inspection services. The system will have GIS capabilities providing residents access to
information via a customized citizens’ access module.
Manhattan Beach has long prided itself on being a vibrant beach town community and I look forward to the
months and years to come.
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Manhattan Beach Adds
Additional Segment of
Bicycle Lane
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s part of the City’s ongoing commitment to
sustainability and multi-modal transportation,
an additional segment of bicycle lane has been
installed on Rosecrans Avenue. Identified as a Top 5
priority for the City in the South Bay Bicycle Master
Plan, Manhattan Beach Public Works has installed a new
eastbound bicycle lane on the south side of Rosecrans
Avenue between Highland Avenue and Sepulveda
Boulevard. Designed by City Traffic Engineer, Erik
Zandvliet, the new lane will enhance the enjoyment and
safety of all residents and visitors who choose a two
wheel form of transportation.
As a joint project with the City of El Segundo, an
additional westbound segment of bike path will be
installed on the north side of Rosecrans as soon as
right of way acquisition at the Sepulveda /Rosecrans
intersection and alignment details are completed. The
Rosecrans bicycle lane will extend to Aviation Boulevard
upon completion of the undergrounding work and street
widening on Rosecrans Avenue east of Sepulveda.
Community Choice Energy Program Comes to the South Bay
On October 21st, the City Council approved a resolution to explore the feasibility of community choice energy
programs (known as CCAs) for Manhattan Beach. Staff is working with the South Bay Clean Power working group
to understand the potential benefits of Community Choice energy for the region.
The City of Hermosa Beach was the first South Bay city
to adopt a resolution supporting the option to conduct a
feasibility study on community choice programs. Several
other South Bay cities are poised to adopt a similar
resolution, as is the City of Santa Monica. Working
together, our communities seek to determine whether
a community choice energy program would benefit the
citizens of the South Bay.
On November 18th, the City of Hermosa Beach hosted
an information session for local elected officials and
staff to learn more about Community Choice programs.
These programs are intended to allow local governments
to aggregate and purchase electricity, with a focus on renewable energy, at rates lower than the existing utility.
The appeal to local government is the ability to maintain control over the source of electricity, while meeting the
public’s need for electricity in a way that reduces our carbon footprint.
For more information, please visit the South Bay Clean Power working group at: www.southbaycleanpower.org
www.citymb.info
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Environmental Recognition for Manhattan Beach
2014 has been a good year for the City of Manhattan Beach’s environmental programs. The City enacted several
landmark environmental policies (polystyrene/foam container ban and outdoor smoking/e-cigarette policy),
improved its plastic bag ordinance, and installed electric vehicle charging stations for the public. Our efforts
to protect the environment have not gone unnoticed, and the City received several acknowledgments for its
commitment to the environment this year.
On Earth Day, April 22nd, the City received the Public Agency
Green Leadership Award from the County of Los Angeles.
The theme of this year’s award program was “Greening Our
Environment,” and City Staff outlined four key program areas
for recognition by the County, including:
1. Alternative fuel and electric vehicles
2. Re-landscape of public property into drought
tolerant gardens
3. Pilot food waste collection programs
4. Pollution prevention of the marine environment
Sona Kalapura Coffee, Environmental Programs Manager
Each of these environmental programs ties into the City’s broader goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, as
well as specific goals to save energy and reduce water consumption. The City is on target to meet its goals in both
the energy and water conservation areas.
In addition, Sona Kalapura Coffee, the City’s Environmental Programs Manager, received the Chairman of the
County Board of Supervisors’ Green Leadership Award for her efforts to improve environmental sustainability in the
community. Sona followed this award with recognition from VOICE during the Earth Day Celebration at Polliwog
Park, and received an Environmental Hero award along with Manhattan Beach residents Craig Cadwallader and
Annemarie Dapoz, and local environmentalist Joe Galliani.
On October 2nd, the City was further honored to receive a “Best of Manhattan” award from the Manhattan Beach Chamber
of Commerce as an Environmentally Conscious Organization for its sustainability accomplishments this year.
The City looks forward to continuing its environmental protection efforts into the new year. For more information,
please visit the Going Green website at www.cityb.info, and sign up online for “Environmental News” updates.
CITY OFFICIALS
Wayne Powell.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mayor
Mark Burton. . . . . . . . . . . Mayor Pro–Tem
Amy Howorth . . . . . . . . .Councilmember
Tony D’Errico. . . . . . . . . . .Councilmember
David Lesser. . . . . . . . . . .Councilmember
Tim Lilligren . . . . . . . . . . . . . City Treasurer
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS
Mark Danaj . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . City Manager
Nadine Nader. . . . . . . .Assistant City Manager
Liza Tamura. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . City Clerk
City Council meets the 1st & 3rd Tue
at City Hall, 6:00 p.m.
www.citymb.info
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Manhattan Beach Art Center Gallery
Open Wednesday through Sunday 1-5 PM and Thursday 1-8 PM it is free to the public and hosts some of the most important art exhibition in
the region.
Exhibition Schedule:
Dragnet
12/12/14 - 1/15/15 • Reception Friday,12/12/14 at 7:30pm
An exhibition of thirty-five contemporary artists from the region,
curated by Kio Griffith.
Abdul Mazid • Alex Weinstein • Terrill Cascia
1/22/15 - 2/25/15 • Reception Thursday, 1/22/15
Three contemporary artists working in a variety of mediums including
sculpture, drawing and painting. All three happen to reside in the City
of Manhattan Beach.
Mira Costa High School student show
4/14/15 - 4/23/15 • Reception Tuesday, 4/14/15
A variety of works by art students from Mira Costa High School
Jim Murray
4/30/15 - 6/3/15 • Reception Thursday, 4/30/15
An in-depth look at the photographic works of well-known Manhattan
Beach Artist Jim Murray, curated by Ann Martin.
Post Medium
3/5/15 - 4/8/15 • Reception Thursday, 3/5
The exhibition explores the relationship between 2 dimensional wall
works and 3 dimensional sculpture created by the same artist.
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Become a “pool pro” with the right certifications and training to be an important part of
the pool and beach scenes in MB! You will
be certified in American Red Cross C.P.R.
for the Professional Rescuer, AED, First Aid,
and Lifeguarding to meet the requirements
to apply for lifeguard positions in Manhattan Beach as well as many other public and
private agencies. Be prepared to swim each
class meeting, so bring a swim suit, towel,
goggles, and swim cap. Also, you’ll want
to take notes so bring pen/pencil, paper.
Please Note: Class supplies will be provided. If a student wants to keep the LGT
book or write notes in the book, an additional $35 will be charged. If the student would like their own pocket mask,
an additional $15 will be charged. Friday,
March 20, 2015 the class will meet at Mira
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The City of Manhattan Beach Parks
and Recreation Department is offering a Junior Lifeguard preparation
class. This class will focus mainly
on freestyle. The emphasis will be
to meet the qualifications for the
Los Angeles County Junior Lifeguard Program. Each class will be
limited to 10 children. Participants
must be 9 years of age or older by
June 30, 2015 and be able to swim
50 yards front crawl non-stop by the
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Rental
Looking for a great
place to have a party?
Begg Pool is available for rent in the
spring on Saturdays from 2:30 PM to
5:30 PM. Spring season begins Saturday, April 18, 2015 and runs through
Saturday, May 30, 2015. We begin taking reservations for the spring season
starting Monday, March 9, 2015 for
Manhattan Beach residents and Monday, March 23, 2015 for nonresidents.
PRICE
Residents $150 per hour
Nonresidents $190 per hour
The rental fee includes pool lifeguards
for up to 50 guests. Parties larger than
50 guests will be charged additional
fees to cover the cost of additional lifeguards. The capacity of the pool area
is 150 persons. All pool rules apply.
If interested in renting Begg Pool, you
must complete the Begg Pool Reservation Form.
To determine pool availability, please
contact Ada Wallace, Facility Reservation at (310) 802-5410 or via email at
[email protected].
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Students will be exposed to a variety of age appropriate activities that develop and improve fine motor
skills. Curiosity, discovery, and self-expression are the
focus of this fantastic class by using glitter paint, play
dough, collage, water colors, and more. Projects rotate
quarterly! Parents, come join the fun and learn that
through art, a child can increase his or her self-esteem
and self-confidence. For more information, log on to
www.art2growon.com.
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be exposed to a variety of Master Artist lessons along
with different projects that will foster curiosity, discovery, and self-expression! Come learn that a child can
increase his or her self-esteem and self-confidence
through art. Projects and lessons rotate quarterly. For
more information log on to www.art2growon.com.
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Incorporating classical ballet technique, such as the five
positions, passe, and chaine turns, with the art and crafts of
being a fairytale princess or king. A 45 minute class where
participants will have an arts and crafts time (decorating
their princess/king crown and wand), and ballet time that
incorporates these new crafts as an aid to learn classical
ballet. Parents will have a chance to see what the class has
been working on, on the last day of class. Class is taught in
a facility with mirrors and a ballet barre for practice. 5% of
profits funds teachings of dance, music and art to underserved youth. Learn more at www.dancenassociation.com
for more information. No class 2/14.
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Babies instinctively react to music! Parents and babies
learn delightful rhymes, lullabies, floor and lap games,
action songs, and dances that stimulate your baby’s
natural response to music. Gather fascinating information each week on infant musical development and
learn activities to use at home with your little one. Our
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This South Bay early childhood music education program has been a proven success since 1983! The young
child and parent will sing, dance, and play instruments.
Solo singing is encouraged to develop listening, pitchmatching, and language skills. Concepts such as high
and low, soft and loud, up and down are taught in a
game-like atmosphere and increases self-confidence.
For one time materials fee, please call Music Rhapsody
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instruments develop the timing, coordination, pitch
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colorful props make this an engaging time of learning!
For one time materials fee, please call Music Rhapsody
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Developed for tots and their caregivers, this class is a
compilation of contemporary and nursery music. Using
instruments and props, we dance, sign, sing, and enjoy
music. Flannel board songs and beautifully illustrated
book to music capture the imagination. The emphasis
is on creativity and movement. Parent or guardian is expected to participate. No class 3/19.
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flexibility and fitness, learn to be calm and curious,
increase their physical and mental powers, and just
have fun! Instructor Nancy Ventrudo is an experienced yoga practitioner who is trained in Groovykids
Yoga, Yoga for the Special Child, and a Yoga Alliance
200 Hour Training. Please feel free to contact her with
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in mind. Swinging rings, stunt bar, balance beams, minitrampoline, spring board, vault, incline and roller mats,
and “pit mat” are some of the fun equipment featured. Instructors alternate game time, free play, and structured
time. Also included is use of kitchen and a separate room
with tables and chairs for eating time. Birthday parent
provides food, paper goods and the kids—SuperKids
provides the entertainment and the fun!
$355–Up to 20 children and 2 instructors provided.
$385–Up to 30 children and 3 instructors provided.
LOCATION: Manhattan Heights Community Center
Saturdays Option 1–10:30 am–12:30 pm
Sundays Option 2–12:30 pm–2:30 pm
Sundays Option 3–3:30 pm–5:30 pm
Reservations on a first come,
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Register at Manhattan Beach City Hall (310) 802–5410
City Hall. 1400 Highland Avenue SuperKids (310) 378–4800
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Get in the game! A beginner sports class designed for energetic
kids who want to learn the basics of soccer, baseball, and
basketball. This fast paced class for boys and girls is full of drills,
games and fun. If any of our Tiny Pros made it to be the next ‘sports
superstar’ we would be delighted, but our real goal is to instill a
sense of confidence, coordination, friendship, and a love of sports.
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swinging rings, balance beams skills are taught in this
fun class! Superkids Gymnastics enhances coordination, balance, flexibility and confidence! No class 2/15.
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10am to 10:45am
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10am to 10:45am
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10:30am to 11:20am
Staff, Superkids
GYMNASTICS-SUPERKIDS FAMILY GYM
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Join our fun class designed for the family with young
children. We teach basic gymnastics, balance and
coordination skills on our swinging rings, stunt bar,
springboard, and mini trampolines. Learn partner
stunts too as well as games to develop coordination.
No class 2/15.
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1/28-4/1
22395
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9:30am to 10:20am
Staff, Superkids
9:30am to 10:20am
Staff, Superkids
HOCKEY BASICS 6 & UNDER
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Ice Skating class will teach you how to skate with emphasis on hockey, be safe and enjoy this great pastime.
Wear warm, flexible clothing and bring your mittens.
Added value includes four public session passes, two
guest passes and skate rental for both the parent and
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2/15, 3/28, 3/29
22404 Toyota Sports Center
10:45am to 11:15am
1/10-1/31
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22405 Toyota Sports Center
11:50am to 12:20pm
1/11-2/1
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22646 Toyota Sports Center
10:45am to 11:15am
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11:50am to 12:20pm
2/8-3/8
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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22649 Toyota Sports Center
11:50am to 12:20pm
3/15-4/12
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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3 but less than 4
Parent and Me ice skating class will teach you and your
child how to skate, be safe and enjoy this great pastime.
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22411 Toyota Sports Center
10:45am to 11:15am
1/10-1/31
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22412 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
1/11-2/1
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22650 Toyota Sports Center
10:45am to 11:15am
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22652 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
2/8-3/8
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22651 Toyota Sports Center
10:45am to 11:15am
3/14-4/11
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22653 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
3/15-4/12
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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Ice skating class will teach your child to skate, be safe,
and enjoy this great pastime. Wear warm, flexible clothing and bring your mittens. Added value includes four
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No class 2/14, 2/15, 3/28, 3/29.
22666
Toyota Sports Center
4pm to 4:30pm
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12:15pm to 12:45pm
1/10-1/31
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22415 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
1/11-2/1
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22654 Toyota Sports Center
12:15pm to 12:45pm
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22656 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
2/8-3/8
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22655 Toyota Sports Center
12:15pm to 12:45pm
3/14-4/11
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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ADVENTURES IN CLAY
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Learn the basics of working with clay while making fun
projects. Build your imagination to make and decorate
projects and other “useful” items. Allow your inner artist to come out and play. Projects may include masks,
fanciful creatures, decorative cups, plates, planters, and
items of the artist’s own design. Fee includes one (1)
bag of clay, glazes and firing.
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CERAMICS FOR CHILDREN
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Have fun with clay and explore your creativity. Learn
basic techniques in hand building and glazing. Create imaginary characters with funny faces and animal
figures. Bring home beautiful gifts for your friends and
family. Price includes supplies and firing.
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Anacker, Rita
Tiny Pros Soccer
Soccer - Tiny Pros “Learn 2 Kick”
Classes indulge each child’s natural
curiosity and playfulness while
introducing them to the beautiful
game of soccer. Activities are geared
towards a toddlers unique way of
learning and include imagination
games, bubbles, parachutes and lots
of scoring goals. Parent participation
required.
Res: $135 Nonres: $149
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1/29-3/19
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22492 MV-SF
1/30-3/20
9:15am to 9:55am
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22493 PF
1/25-3/15
8:15am to 8:55am
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Soccer - Tiny Pros
Children are introduced to soccer activities. They enjoy
kicking the ball in a given direction, running and moving
the ball with their feet, stopping the ball without using
hands and shooting on goal.
We continue to teach technique and agility and put
newly acquired skills in the game situation. Small team
scrimmages increase skill acquisition, game understanding
and confidence.
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PF
MV-SF
MV-SF
9am to 9:45am
10am to 10:45am
11am to 11:45am
1/25-3/15
1/29-3/19
1/30-3/20
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F
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We continue to develop technique including dribbling,
passing, turning and shooting through FUN games. Not
only is every child physically active but they will have a ball
exploring how to put these newly acquired techniques into
a real game.
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22486
PF
MV-SF
MV-NF
MV-NF
10am to 10:45am
11am to 11:45am
2:15pm to 3pm
10am to 10:45am
1/25-3/15
1/29-3/19
1/29-3/19
1/30-3/20
Su
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Coaches: Brit-West Soccer Coaches
For more information and a daily schedule, visit britwestsoccer.com
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Children will have access to the serenity and inspiration of nature and outdoor space to play and exercise. The program provides selfdirected and organized recreation activities that are designed to positively impact the lives of the children. The program offers activities
that facilitate social connections, human development, the arts and lifelong learning. All programs closed Memorial Day (5/25/15).
After School REC
After School REC 2014-2015 with Extended Care
The After School REC program is a user pay program that is open to children ages 5½ to 12.
Includes all after school days and school district half days*, local holidays*, and Martin Luther
King Jr. Day*. Does not include vacation days or summer camps.
REC staff chaperones will meet your children at their elementary school and walk them to the
After School REC Program, where the fun begins! This program is for grades 1-5. Children will
NOT be walked to their park on school district half days*, local holidays*, and Martin
Luther King Jr. Day*. Does not include REC half days, vacation days or summer camps.
Res: $204 Nonres: $224 Additional Child Discount: 10%
22287 . . Session II . . . . .2:15pm to 6pm . . . . .1/5/15 - 6/15/15 . . . . . . M Tu Th F
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*Children must be dropped off at 2:15 PM or later unless they’re enrolled in the After School REC Half Day.
After School REC Half Days
This REC Half Day program is only available for grades 1-5. This program provides After School
REC care on school district half days, local holidays (4/3/15)*, and Martin Luther King Jr.
Day (1/19/15)*. This is an additional fee if you are enrolled in either the After School REC or After
School REC with Extended Care. You do not have to be registered in either program to register for
any of the After School REC Half Days. The After School REC staff will pick up your child from their
school (on shortened days) and walk them to the After School REC site or you can drop off your
child at which ever site you registered for starting at 12:30 PM.
Live Oak Park (LOP), 1901 Valley Drive
22282 . . . . . . . Grand View . . . . . . End of school day to 6pm . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
2284 . . . . . . . . Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . End of school day to 6pm . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
Manhattan Heights Park (MHP), 1600 Manhattan Beach Boulevard
22283 . . . . . . . Meadows . . . . . . . . End of school day to 6pm . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
22285 . . . . . . . Pennekamp. . . . . . End of school day to 6pm . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
*Child needs to be enrolled in REC Half Days to be walked to the park on district half days, local holidays, and
Martin Luther King Jr. Day because those days are NOT included in the After School REC Extended Care price. If
they are NOT enrolled in the REC Half Days, they will NOT be walked to the park on those days nor can they be
dropped off the park earlier than 2:15 PM.
Res: $25/day Nonres: $27.50/day Additional Child Discount: 10%
Live Oak Park (LOP), 1901 Valley Drive
22288 . . . . . . . .Grand View. . . . . . . . 12:30pm to 6pm . . . . . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
22290 . . . . . . . .Pacific. . . . . . . . . . . . . .12:30pm to 6pm. . . . . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
Manhattan Heights Park (MHP), 1600 Manhattan Beach Boulevard
22289 . . . . . . . .Meadows . . . . . . . . . . 12:30pm to 6pm . . . . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
22291 . . . . . . . .Pennekamp . . . . . . . . 12:30pm to 6pm . . . . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
EXTENDED CARE FEE CHART
Month
Days
Resident
Nonresident
January
19
$189.81
$216.03
February
15
$149.85
$170.55
March
22
$209.79
$238.77
April
16
$159.84
$181.92
May
20
$209.79
$238.77
June
12
$99.90
$113.70
Marine Avenue Park, 1625 Marine Avenue, Manhattan Beach
A# 22292
REC Vacation days is a user pay program that is open to children ages 5 1/2 to 12. This does not
include the After School program, REC half days, extended care, or summer camps.
Res: $195 Nonres: $215 Additional Child Discount: 10%
Ski Week Break . . . . . . 7:15am to 6pm . . . . . . .2/16/15 - 2/20/15 . . . . . M Tu W Th F
Res: $195 Nonres: $215 Additional Child Discount: 10%
Spring Break . . . . . . . . 7:15am to 6pm . . . . . . .4/6/15 - 4/10/15. . . . . . . M Tu W Th F
Contact
For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (310) 802-5448 or via email at [email protected]
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Does your child like to play with colors? Expand your
child’s colorful artistic world. Children will paint and
draw with acrylic paints, watercolors, pastels, pencils,
and colored pencils. New and exciting projects every
session. No class 2/16.
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BREAK WEEKS
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Volleyball continues! The City of Manhattan Beach, the
home of beach volleyball, is proud to offer beginning
volleyball classes for those who have never tried playing volleyball before. This class is also for those who
want to continue their knowledge of the sport. The class
will be divided by skill level. This camp will teach terminology and skills to give a better understanding of the
sport while having fun.
22328
2/9-2/13
MB-PSS
M Tu W Th F
11:30am to 2:30pm
Johnson, Marlon
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This class is structured to free the young actor to express themselves through theater games, creating characters, and script readings with an emphasis of acting
in front of the camera. During the 8 week workshop,
students will absorb technique and the importance of
real behavior. The class will culminate with a group performance on camera.
22301
1/28-3/18
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Giannotis, Anna
FILMMAKING
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This class is an 8 week course which includes creating a
story in script format designed for a short film, preparing for pre-production, shooting and editing. Students
may use their cameras, iPads, or iPhones. Instructor will
provide a camera and editing software.
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As a dance team, we will practice on basic dance
technique, as well as team technique and performance technique. The team will get the chance to
perform at local events, TBA, as well as a possible
competition, TBA. All events will be on the weekends
and most likely on Saturday. There is a one-time fee
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dance costume (tutu and accessory) in order to participate in performances. There will be no refunds
a week after the first day as costume orders will be
placed. Dancer’s will also need white plain Keds
tennis shoes (Payless), white cheer shorts (Joann’s),
and plain white t-shirt (Joann’s) by performance day.
Learn more details at www.DanceNAssociation.com.
No class 2/14.
22636
MBAC-PAR
1pm to 2pm
1/31-3/28
Sa
Association Staff, Dance ‘N
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Hip-Hop Jam will teach your child the strong
and powerful moves of hip-hop! Our instructor will get the class pumped up and excited
combining great music with great exercise.
Learning basic techniques of different styles
of hip-hop, the children will learn a group
choreography to show off the combined techniques learned in class. The parents will have
a chance to see what the class has been working on, on the last day of class. 5% of profit
funds teachings of dance, music, and art to
underserved youth. Learn more at www.DanceNAssociation.com.
No class 2/14.
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Giannotis, Anna
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Like the hit TV show GLEE, put those dance moves
and vocal chords to work! Children will learn 2 songs
along with an accompanying dance routine. This class
focuses on vocal coordination as one united group, and
dance performance skills. Parents will have a chance to
see what the class has been working on the last day of
class. Learn more at www.dancenassociation.com for
more information. No class 2/14.
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FITNESS
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Swing on the rings, learn basic and intermediate gymnastics skills on mats, bars, balance beam and vault.
Increase fitness, flexibility, and confidence in an atmosphere of fun and encouragement.
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MHP-MWBH
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4:30pm to 5:20pm
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Yoga for Kids provides a fun and encouraging environment to learn yoga. Participants will improve
flexibility and fitness, learn to be calm and curious,
increase their physical and mental powers, and just
have fun! Instructor Nancy Ventrudo is an experienced yoga practitioner who is trained in Groovykids
Yoga, Yoga for the Special Child, and a Yoga Alliance
200 Hour Training. Please feel free to contact her with
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BEACH VOLLEYBALL AFTERNOONS
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Getting back to basics! The City of Manhattan Beach,
the Home of Beach Volleyball, is proud to offer beginning volleyball classes for those who have never tried
playing volleyball before, and also those who want to
continue their knowledge in the sport. The class will be
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BEACH VOLLEYBALL AFTERNOONS
(CONT’D)
divided by skill level. This class will teach terminology
and skills to give a better understanding of the sport
while having fun.
22322
1/26-2/25
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22325
3/2-4/1
22326
3/3-4/2
MB-PSS
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3:30pm to 5pm
Johnson, Marlon
3:30pm to 5pm
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Johnson, Marlon
3:30pm to 5pm
Johnson, Marlon
3:30pm to 5pm
Johnson, Marlon
ICE SKATING FOR YOUTH
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This class introduces the child to the game of golf in
a fun environment. They will learn the grip and set up,
pitching and full swing, putting and chipping, golf etiquette and rules around the game. We meet on the top
right corner of the driving range.
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22388
3/14-4/11
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12pm to 1pm
Robert, Scott
GIRLS ON THE RUN
8 but less than 13
Girls On The Run is a learning program for girls ages
8-13. The goal of the program is to unleash confidence
through accomplishment, while establishing a lifetime
appreciation of health and fitness. We teach life skills
through dynamic, conversation-based FUN lessons and
running games. The program culminates with the girls
being prepared to complete a celebratory 5K running
event. Participants receive lessons by trained coaches, a
GOTR water bottle, GOTR t-shirt and free entry to 5K!
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Manhattan Beach residents only,
15 years and under and seniors, age
65 and older may purchase a golf
discount card from the Live Oak
Tennis Office and City Hall
(residents must show proof
of age at time of purchase).
The cost of the card is $1
annually and may be used
from January 1 through
December 31. The card
entitles seniors and juniors
a discounted price of $10
between 7:00 AM and 4:00
pm, Monday–Friday at the
Marriott Municipal Golf Course,
located at 1400 Parkview Avenue,
behind the Marriott Hotel.
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Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22418 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
1/11-2/1
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22662 Toyota Sports Center
12:15pm to 12:45pm
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12:20pm to 12:50pm
2/8-3/8
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22663 Toyota Sports Center
12:15pm to 12:45pm
3/14-4/11
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22665 Toyota Sports Center
12:20pm to 12:50pm
3/15-4/12
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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THE EVENT
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Golf Discounts For
Juniors And Seniors
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Ice Skating class will teach you how to skate, be safe
and enjoy this great pastime. Wear warm, flexible clothing and bring your mittens. Added value includes four
public session passes, two guest passes and skate
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No class 2/14, 2/15, 3/28, 3/29.
HOCKEY BASICS 14 & UNDER
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This class introduces the skater to ice hockey and teaches basic safety and skating skills. Forward and backward
skating, balance, and edges are covered. Protective
equipment is recommended, but not provided. Includes skate rental, four public sessions and two guest
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2/14, 2/15, 3/28, 3/29.
22401 Toyota Sports Center
11:15am to 11:45am
1/10-1/31
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22402 Toyota Sports Center
11:20am to 11:50am
1/11-2/1
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22658 Toyota Sports Center
11:15am to 11:45am
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22660 Toyota Sports Center
11:20am to 11:50am
2/8-3/8
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22659 Toyota Sports Center
11:15am to 11:45am
3/14-4/11
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22661 Toyota Sports Center
11:20am to 11:50am
3/15-4/12
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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One Friday night per month join Robert Gilliam, Amida
Shofu, Kenyon Williams, and Antoine Walker for a high
energy dance jam. Learn different dance styles from the
streets of Los Angeles, watch live dance battles and
dance to current music with your friends.
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Gilliam, Robert
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CERAMIC POTTERY WHEEL FUN FOR
TEENS
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This class is all about the potter’s wheel. Projects can
include plates, bowls, vases, bottles, abstracts and (intentionally) deformed works. Surface decoration will
be explored. More advanced artists can work on their
own designs with the assistance of the instructor. Fee
includes one (1) bag of clay, glazes, and firing.
22343
1/28-3/18
LOP-CS
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4pm to 6pm
Trulove, Thomas
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BIKE HANDLING &
SAFETY SKILLS
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Led by USA Level two Coach John Bryan, this session
will help establish safe bike handling practices and
practical road skills in young riders. Using their own
bikes, riders will practice braking, turning, navigating
obstructions, looking forward & behind and how to
ride in busy conditions. Each participant must use
their own bike and use a CPSC certified helmet (no
skateboard/snowboarding helmets accept).
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GOLDEN HEART RANCH DANCE CLUB
10 but less than 31
Golden Heart Ranch’s Social Living Club will be holding monthly dance classes for girls with special needs
ages 10 and up at the Joslyn Center. SLC’s Dance Club
will encourage its participants to be physically creative
and help them develop the courage to move through
rhythm in partnership with others.
22622
2/6
22621
3/6
JCC-SDS
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Mantis, Lisa
4:30pm to 5:30pm
Mantis, Lisa
Begg Pool
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15 but less than 31
Golden Heart Ranch Social Living Club will be holding
weekly cooking classes for young adults with special
needs at the Joslyn Center. Whether you are new to the
kitchen or an experienced chef, join us to learn everything from food safety to meal planning.
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2/5-2/26
22616
3/5-3/26
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Th
JCC-K
Th
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Mantis, Lisa
4pm to 6pm
Mantis, Lisa
"%6-5"35$&3".*$4
ART OF OIL
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18 and up
You will learn the basics of oil painting, including use
of mediums, color, value, shape and line through specific exercises and then apply this to the canvas. All
skill levels welcome. Please download list of supplies.
No class 2/16.
22312
1/26-3/23
MBAC-VAR
M
9:30am to 12pm
Kari, Morgan
BRIT-WEST SOCCER
Soccer - Manhattan Beach Development League
Soccer Club Pros
Fee: Res: $135 Nonres: $149
Ages: At least 5 but less than 11
Play soccer with friends every Saturday. Develop your game during our 15
minute skills session and then play a game. Our qualified coaches will facilitate
and provide coaching during the game. This approach gives young players the
green light to experiment, be creative and improve while enjoying the game.
Week 1 players will be assessed and placed on a balanced team.
Fee: Res: $135 Nonres: $149
Ages: At least 7 but less than 13
Club Pros is 30 minutes warm up and skills training followed by 30 minutes
of small sided game time. Coaching continues during the game, to reinforce
technique, tactics and positional play in the game situation.
Ages 5 & 6
22475
MV-NF
8:30am to 9:30am
1/31 - 3/14
Sa
Ages 7 & 8
22476
MV-NF
9:30am to 10:30am
1/31 - 3/14
Sa
10:30am to 11:30am
1/31 - 3/14
Sa
Ages 9 & 10
22477
MV-NF
22494
MV-WUA
4pm to 5pm
Coaches: Brit-West Soccer Coaches
For more information and a daily schedule, visit britwestsoccer.com
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1/29 - 3/19
Th
TEEN
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MANHATTAN BEACH TEEN CENTER
School Year Program
Teen Center
SNOWBOARD
& SKI TRIPS
The Teen Center School Year Program is a drop in, noncustodial program, open to all 6th, 7th and
8th graders living in Manhattan Beach, attending a Manhattan Beach school or whose parents
work in Manhattan Beach. The Teen Center provides plenty of indoor and outdoor space to
play and exercise and has a variety of exciting and engaging activities available each day. Daily
options may include basketball, volleyball, rock climbing wall, ping pong, pool, foosball, Dance
Dance Revolution, Xbox and Nintendo Wii, movies and much more! Closed on school holidays.
Occasional Teen Center special activities may require additional fee from participant. Check out the
Teen Center School Year Program website at www.citymb.info/tcschoolyear
Resident fee includes fall, winter and spring vacation program.
Day
Date
Monday through Thursday
Friday
Time
Cost
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
8/27/14 to 6/12/15
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
$25 residents
11 but less than 19
Join the Teen Center for its annual day trips to
Bear Mountain. The trips are open to all middle
and high school students living in Manhattan
Beach or attending a Manhattan Beach School.
Transportation provided by charter bus service.
Bus amenities include TV, restroom and reclining
seats. Trip dates are 1/10/15, 2/7/15 and 3/14/15
(subject to change). All trips depart from and
return to Manhattan Beach Teen Center
Package Options
A $25 - Season Pass Holder Package
includes supervision and transportation
only.
A $65 - Basic Trip Package includes
supervision, transportation, and a lift ticket.
A $85 - All Inclusive Package includes
supervision, transportation, lift ticket, ski or
snowboard rental and an optional lesson
with Bear Mountain Ski School.
A#
22532
22534
22536
Time
5:30am to 9pm
5:30am to 9pm
5:30am to 9pm
Date
1/10
2/7
3/14
Day
Sa
Sa
Sa
Vacation Programs
The Teen Center Vacation Programs are drop in, noncustodial programs, open to all 6th, 7th
and 8th graders. The Teen Center Vacation Programs are concurrent with the Manhattan Beach
Unified School District break schedule. Check out the Teen Center Vacation Days website at
www.citymb.info/tcvacations
Residents: Free if enrolled in the School Year Program
Nonresidents: See cost column below
Season
Cost
Day
Date
Ski Week 2015
$75
Monday - Friday
2/16/15 - 2/20/15
Spring Break 2015
$75
Monday - Friday
4/6/15 - 4/10/15
For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at
(310) 802-5448 or via email [email protected]
or check out the Teen Center’s website at
Time
10 AM to 6 PM
Teen Center at Manhattan Heights Park
1600 Manhattan Beach Boulevard
Manhattan Beach Ɣ (310) 802-5426
www.citymb.info/teencenter
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CERAMICS INTERMEDIATE TO
ADVANCED
"35$&3".*$4
CERAMICS BASIC AND
INTERMEDIATE
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16 and up
Basic and intermediate students will share learning
and studio working experience. Beginners will learn
hand-building techniques plus introduction to wheel
throwing. Intermediate students will advance their
techniques of pottery and sculpture making, including
elaborate surface decoration. Fee includes one (1) bag
of clay, glazes, and firing.
22345
1/26-3/30
22346
1/28-3/25
LOP-CS
M
LOP-CS
W
6:30pm to 9:30pm
Trulove, Thomas
6:30pm to 9:30pm
Trulove, Thomas
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18 and up
This class is geared toward students who have a basic knowledge of ceramics and are ready to develop
more complex forms and independent projects. Fee
includes cost of one (1) bag of clay, glazes and firing.
No class 2/16.
22355
1/26-3/30
LOP-CS
M
10am to 1:30pm
Mallman, Mary
ER
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AMICS
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CERAMICS EXPERIMENTAL
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18 and up
This class is for self-directed students with prior hand
building and wheel experience. The class will help you
develop your ideas and expand on your knowledge,
while experimenting with various materials, tools,
methods and techniques. Class fee includes one bag of
clay, glazes and firing.
22348
1/29-3-26
22349
1/29-3-26
LOP-CS
Th
LOP-CS
Th
1pm to 4pm
Mallman, Mary
6:30pm to 9:30pm
Mallman, Mary
CERAMICS FOR ALL LEVELS
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16 and up
Class is structured to assist students of all levels to explore their own artistic paths. Students will utilize the
techniques including sculpture, throwing, hand building,
surface decoration, slab forms and others as needed. Fee
includes cost of (1) bag of clay, glazes and firing.
22350
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22351
1/31-3/28
LOP-CS
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LOP-CS
Sa
10am to 1pm
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1:45pm to 4:45pm
Wollman, Nan
Prerequisite Needed
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18 and up
Open studio time for students who are enrolled
in at least one (1) Manhattan Beach Parks &
Recreation Ceramics class.
22356
1/28-3/25
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1/31-3/28
LOP-CS
W
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10am to 1:30pm
Simcik, Robert
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CERAMICS POTTERY ON THE
WHEEL
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18 and up
This class will focus on the forms using the potter’s
wheel. Beginners will learn about the properties of clay
and basic wheel-thrown forms. Advanced students will
expand on their knowledge and develop complex forms.
Fee includes cost of one (1) bag of clay, glazes and firing.
22359
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22682
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LOP-CS
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LOP-CS
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10am to 1pm
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6:30pm to 9:30pm
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NEW
18 and up
Drop into the Ceramics Studio on Thursday’s
between 8:00am to 12:45pm or Sunday’s
between 1:00pm to 6:00pm to work on your
ceramics projects. Only purchased clay
from the City of Manhattan
Beach Parks and Recreation
Department can be brought in.
To purchase clay, please visit
City Hall Monday–Friday
from 8:00am-5:00pm.
No independent
studio on 1/1.
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Location: LOP-CS
LANDSCAPE
PASTEL PAINTING
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16 and up
Enjoy the creative process of painting landscapes using soft pastels. Students will learn the necessary tools
to create beautiful landscapes inspired from their own
photographs. Through instructor demonstrations and
personal guidance students will develop understanding of how to see, interpret, and paint the landscape
with pastels. Please download supply list prior to first
class meeting.
22439
1/28-3/18
22440
1/29-3/19
MBAC-VAR
W
MBAC-VAR
Th
9am to 12pm
Mancuso, Joseph
9am to 12pm
Mancuso, Joseph
ORIENTAL WATERCOLOR
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16 and up
Noted artist and instructor Hisako Asano will share
her approach to a world of delicate ancient watercolor
painting. Special attention will be focused on technique
and styles which allow for a creative and individual approach to painting. Please download list of supplies.
22456
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MBAC-VAR
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9am to 11am
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ADULT
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WATERCOLOR
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18 and up
Whether you have been painting for years or just starting to explore watercolors, you will have a great time
learning new techniques, mixed media possibilities
and discovering your artistic style! Please download
list of supplies.
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1/28-3/18
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Spring, Heidi
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16 and up
Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International musicwith a dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness system!
It combines high energy and motivating music with
unique moves and combinations. It is a mixture of body
sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
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1/31-3/21
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1/29-3/19
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Sa
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Th
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Korenevsky, Nelly
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Korenevsky, Nelly
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COMEDY IMPROV FOR ADULTS
18 and up
Learn Comedy Improv in a safe, supportive and fun environment. All levels welcome, no experience necessary.
Attend any 4 of the 8 sessions.
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18 and up
GI Joe’s group workout is designed to help you lose
weight, tone your body, build endurance and network
with others. Our instructor Joe Charles will place each
student into one of three fitness levels: A’s for athletes
and overachievers, B’s for moderate fitness abilities and
C’s for beginners. Get yourself in the best shape in a
short time. Think about what it will feel like to breathe
again. Come get your results here.
22318
8 sessions
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22319
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INTRODUCTION TO BALLROOM
DANCE
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15 and up
Looking for a fun way to use your core muscles, meet
people and have fun, or be able to dance at a very
special wedding. Come on down and learn the basic
steps to four popular dances. Three to four steps in
each dance, plus styling and technique will be taught.
Partner suggested.
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1/28-3/18
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W
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Llorens, Kathleen
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22320
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MB-PSS
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MB-PSS
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MB-PSS
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6am to 6:50am
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8am to 8:50am
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9am to 9:50am
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FITNESS AT LEVEL 10
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18 and up
The goal of this class is to improve strength, flexibility, aerobic capacity, reduce body fat, enhance a stronger mind
and have fun! Training will include dynamic warm-up, fullbody strengthening, metabolic conditioning and mobility.
Small group trainings will be indoor and outdoor. Choose
three classes per week from the following class schedule:
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LLC, NOTORIOUS F.I.T.,
INTRODUCTION TO WEST COAST
SWING
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15 and up
West Coast Swing is a fun and versatile dance using big
band, fifties, country/western and current music. Feel
confident on a dance floor with five basic steps plus
several variations. You will also learn some styling and
technique. Partner suggested.
22424
1/28-3/18
JCC-SDS
W
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NEW
18 and up
30 day real food and Pilates program to Resto
Restore &
Recharge you: Enhance your overall health, digestion, weight loss, stop good cravings, strengthen
immune and sleep, build athletic stamina, and
tone the body. Program kick-off seminar on 1/31/15
will be 2 hours and the 4 Pilates classes will be 55
minutes (Pilates classes are available any day of
the week that classes are offered and open).
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8:15pm to 9:15pm
Llorens, Kathleen
“Meredith is awesome and
the class really gets me all pumped up
more than any other workout I do!”
22638 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc.
12pm to 2pm
1/31-2/28
Sa
Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc
PILATES REFORMER-FIT PRIVATE
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18 and up
This individual private Pilates session will give the
student access to all equipment of the Pilates studio.
This one-on-one direct training with a comprehensive
certified Pilates teacher accomplishes specific goals of
the individual for a healthy body, mind, and soul. If you
would like to bring a friend, semi-private sessions are
available at a reduced rate. Please contact Body and
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22463 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc. 8:30am to 9:25am
1/29-2/19
Th
Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc
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22464 Body & Mind Coe-Dynamics, Inc. ฀
1/29-2/19
Th
Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc
PILATES REFORMER CLASS
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18 and up
These Reformer Fit Pilates classes are designed to
strengthen and tone the whole body while improving
posture. This helps alleviate many forms of body aches
from neck to ankles, and everything in between. The mat
Pilates will warm up, strengthen core, and direct body
alignment. This is then further challenged with dynamic
movements with TRX. This work-out lends towards serious muscle strengthening, balance, building range of
motion, and calorie burning while leaving some time
for cool down and stretch.
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M
Staff, Body & Mind Coe Dynamics Inc
Katy K. Fitness at Level 10 – Fall 2014
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SATURDAY RUN GROUP13.1 &
26.2 TRAINING GROUP
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16 and up
Led by USA Triathlon & Newton Natural Running
Coach, John Bryan, this 8-week course will provide
runners of all abilities with 13.1 & 26.2 distance
coaching and support. While this is a group session,
each participant will receive 1-1 coaching and use
of video analysis for immediate feedback; help
constructing a personalized training plan using
heart rate zones; practical advice on nutrition,
equipment selection and injury prevention. It is
recommended that participants use a heart rate
monitor offering basic functionality.
22681
1/31-3/21
Begg Pool
Sa
8am to 9:30am
Bryan, John
18 and up
GO GREEN-workout in the park! This 5-week program
will burn fat, increase lean muscle, improve mobility, decrease stress and have a blast! Highlights:
Pilates-inspired core work, Strength training, Metabolic training to increase metabolism, and a MindBody cool down that will leave you feeling relaxed
and invigorated.
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1/26-2/25
22582
3/2-4/1
22584
3/2-4/1
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MWF
PP-SEC
MWF
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3/2-4/3
22581
3/2-4/3
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Murphy, Alicia
6pm to 6:45pm
Murphy, Alicia
TRI 101INTRODUCTION TO
TRIATHLON
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16 and up
Led by USA Triathlon & USA Cycling Coach John
Bryan, this 4-week course will provide both newcomers and novice triathletes with all the tools
needed to enjoy a season of triathlon races. Each
week we will cover topics ranging from selecting
the right race; equipment choices; training plan
construction; fitness assessment and knowing your
heart rate zones; short & long course nutrition;
open water swimming and much more with the
help of Coach John and expert guest speakers.
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3/4-3/25
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Bryan, John
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Bryan, John
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MW
PP-SEC
MW
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Murphy, Alicia
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Murphy, Alicia
6am to 6:45am
Murphy, Alicia
6pm to 6:45pm
Murphy, Alicia
YOGA
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18 and up
The ancient practice of Hatha yoga will enable you to
reduce stress, slim and tone the body while learning
proper breathing. You will slow the aging process, gain
more flexibility and enjoy a surge of renewed energy,
balancing the body and mind in a relaxed setting.
22589
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JCC-SDS
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5pm to 6:15pm
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YOGA FLOW LEVEL 1/2
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18 and up
Yoga (Vinyasa) Flow connects movement with breath,
allowing your mind to relax while your body both
stretches and strengthens. The class is both energizing
and rejuvenating as it flows from one pose to the next.
Open to beginners and seasoned practitioners. Please
bring a mat. 1/8 and 1/15 class will be held in JCC-SRR.
All other classes will be held in JCC-SDS.
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Serina, Eden
ADULT
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ICE HOCKEY FOR ADULTS
TABLE TENNIS 2
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15 and up
This class introduces the skater to ice hockey and teaches basic safety and skating skills. Forward and backward
skating, balance, and edges are covered. Protective
equipment is recommended, but not provided. Includes skate rental, four public sessions and two guest
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with CLASS CONFIRMATION at the first class.
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15 and up
Table Tennis: Round robin play for intermediate and
advanced players. Participants should bring their
own paddles and table tennis balls. Some coaching
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from 4:00-5:30 pm.
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1/11-2/1
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Staff, Toyota Sports Center
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Staff, Toyota Sports Center
ICE SKATING FOR ADULTS
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15 but less than 56
Ice skating class will teach you how to skate, be safe and
enjoy this great pastime. Wear warm, flexible clothing
and bring your mittens. Added value includes four public session passes, two guest passes and skate rental
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CLASS CONFIRMATION at the first class. No class 2/14,
2/15, 3/28, 3/29
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GOLF-BEGINNER SERIES
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18 and up
Group classes are designed for the beginner golfer up to
the intermediate level player. You’ll begin with pitching
and full swing fundamentals, make small swings with
chipping and putting, learn some rules and etiquette,
all while enjoying a fun introduction to the game of golf.
We meet on the top right corner of the driving range.
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1/28-2/25
22381
1/29-2/26
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3/9-4/6
22383
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3/11-4/8
22385
3/12-4/9
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Lakes at El Segundo
Th
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Lakes at El Segundo
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Th
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Robert, Scott
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Robert, Scott
10am to 11am
Robert, Scott
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Robert, Scott
10am to 11am
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Robert, Scott
10am to 11am
Robert, Scott
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22306
1/31-3/21
MHP-MWBH
Sa
3:30pm to 5pm
Lockenour, Jerry
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KARATE-JAPANESE SHOTOKAN
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13 and up
Japanese Shotokan Karate is an excellent discipline of
both physical and mental exercise. It improves fitness
and contributes to a more vital and rewarding lifestyle.
Training consists of warm-ups, blocking, punching, kicking and forms. Reflexes are sharpened. Arms and legs
are trained to safely ward off attacks. Excellent way of
building character.
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Gacad, Daniel
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22408 Toyota Sports Center
11:45am to 12:15pm
1/10-1/31
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22409 Toyota Sports Center
10:50am to 11:20am
1/11-2/1
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22642 Toyota Sports Center
11:45am to 12:15pm
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22644 Toyota Sports Center
11:50am to 12:20pm
2/8-3/8
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22643 Toyota Sports Center
11:45am to 12:15pm
3/14-4/11
Sa
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
22645 Toyota Sports Center
10:50am to 11:20am
3/15-4/12
Su
Staff, Toyota Sports Center
TABLE TENNIS 1
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15 and up
Table Tennis: Round robin play for intermediate and
advanced players. Some coaching is available for beginners. Participants should bring their own paddles
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22305
1/31-3/21
MHP-MWBH
Sa
SHARE YOUR
EXPERIENCESĄ
#MBParksandRec
FOLLOW US ON
2pm to 3:30pm
Lockenour, Jerry
@MBParksandRec
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LIVE OAK PARK
1901 Valley Drive, 6 lighted courts
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Court Fee: $7
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For more information, please call
(310) 545-0888
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS PARK
1600 Manhattan Beach Boulevard,
2 lighted courts
8:00am-9:00pm Monday-Sunday
No reservations required
MIRA COSTA HIGH SCHOOL
Corner of Artesia Boulevard and Meadows Avenue,
10 lighted courts
5:00-9:00pm, MondayThursday
8:00am-2:00pm, Weekends
Court Fee: $8
Jeff [email protected]
Walt [email protected]
Annie [email protected]
Kevin [email protected]
Vilar Larsson (Dr V)[email protected]
Brian [email protected]
Lila [email protected]
Kerry [email protected]
Dan [email protected]
Available for Juniors
(15 years and under); good for free play
Monday through Friday, 3:00-5:00pm
Available for Older Adults (55 years+);
good for free play Monday through Friday,
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Seasonal tennis ladders & round robins held at Live
Oak Park. The TennisMatrix.net Challenge Ladder
was established to provide players of all abilities an
opportunity to sharpen their tennis skills, build match
play awareness, and meet new people along the way!
Go to www.tennismatrix.net, click on Join a Ladder
(top toolbar) & create your account. *Attn. Click on
Bennet Slusarz as your Director at bottom of page!
Please review all ladder rules. Please contact Bennet
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Marine League hosts round robin tournaments
at Live Oak Park in spring and fall and USTA hosts
round robin tournaments at Mira Costa High School
throughout the year. For more information, please
call (310) 545-0888
Parks & Recreation Co-Ed Doubles League meets
Monday evenings at Mira Costa. For more information,
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Certified USPTA tennis pros will work one-on-one with
individuals seeking to advance their game of tennis.
Whether you’re new to the sport or preparing for high
ranked tournaments, Manhattan Beach Tennis Pros
are here to guide you along the way. To schedule a
private lesson, please contact a Tennis Pro.
Contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (310)
802-5448 or via email at registrationhelp@citymb.
info or stop by the department (Monday through
Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM) located in City Hall, 1400
Highland Avenue, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266.
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National Tennis Rating Program General
Characteristics of Various Playing Levels
BEGINNING 1.0 TO 1.5
1.0 This player is just starting to play tennis.
1.5 This player has limited experience and is
still working primarily on getting the ball into
play.
ADVANCED BEGINNING 2.0
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$10 per year
The pass is good for one calendar year from date of
purchase; unlimited use as available.
Self Rating Guide For
Tennis Classes
2.0 This player needs on-court experience;
this player has obvious stroke weakness but
is familiar with basic positions for singles and
doubles play.
INTERMEDIATE 2.5 TO 3.0
2.5 This player is learning to judge where the
ball is going although court coverage is weak;
this player can sustain a rally of slow pace
with other players of the same ability.
3.0 This player is consistent with hitting
medium placed shots, but is not comfortable
with all strokes and lacks control when trying
for directional intent, depth or power.
ADVANCED 3.5 TO 4.0
3.5 This player has achieved improved stroke
dependability and direction on moderate
shots, but still lacks depth and variety. This
player is starting to exhibit more aggressive
net play, has improved court coverage, and is
developing teamwork in doubles.
4.0 This player has dependable strokes,
including directional intent and depth on both
forehand and backhand sides on moderate
shots, plus the ability to use lobs, overheads,
approach shots and volleys with some success.
This player occasionally forces errors when
serving and teamwork in doubles is evident.
TENNIS
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Tennis with
Annie & Lila
Activities
A student can stay in the same
class for more than one session
or up to a whole year to master
their technique. The progression is Hot Shots, Future Stars,
Main Draw, Grand Slam, and
Gold Slam.
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TENNIS WITH ANNIE–FUTURE STARS
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This class is designed to accommodate the after-school
kids schedule. We will focus on building tennis fundamentals through fun games and drills, movement and
rally play. Kids will continue to develop the basic tennis
strokes including the forehand, backhand, volley and
overhead, working towards consistency and keeping the
ball in play. Classes in order of progression are:
Hot Shots; Future Stars; Main Draw; Grand Slam; Gold
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Lewis, Annie
TENNIS WITH LILA–FUTURE STARS
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Parents and kids alike will enjoy this interactive beginner class! Through skill-building games and activities,
children will develop hand-eye coordination and learn
basic tennis strokes including backhand, forehand, volley and overhead. Join in the fun and learn the sport
of tennis in a supportive and healthy athletic environment. No prior tennis experience is necessary. Parent
participation is required. No class 2/21.
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10am to 10:45am
Lewis, Annie
TENNIS WITH ANNIE–HOT SHOTS
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fun through skill-building games and engaging activities. Develop hand-eye coordination, learn to keep the
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tennis including the forehand, backhand, volley and
overhead, while participating in a supportive and
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This class is designed to accommodate the after-school
kids schedule. We will focus on building tennis fundamentals through fun games and drills, movement and
rally play. Kids will continue to develop the basic tennis strokes including the forehand, backhand, volley
and overhead, working towards consistency and keeping the ball in play. Classes in order of progression are:
Hot Shots; Future Stars; Main Draw; Grand Slam; Gold
Slam. No class 2/16.
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Brady, Lila
TENNIS WITH ANNIE–MAIN DRAW
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In this class, we will continue to fine-tune basic stroke
technique and production through fun drills, games,
movement and rally play. Players should have some
experience with the 4 basic tennis strokes and be able
to keep the ball in play and place shots with some consistency, but kids new to tennis are welcome. Classes in
order of progression are: Hot Shots; Future Stars; Main
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In this class we will continue to fine-tune basic stroke
technique and production through fun drills, games,
movement and rally play. Players should have some
experience with the 4 basic tennis strokes and be able
to keep the ball in play and place shots with some consistency, but kids new to tennis are welcome. Classes in
order of progression are: Hot Shots; Future Stars; Main
Draw; Grand Slam; Gold Slam. No class 2/16 & 2/18.
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1/19-3/16
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1/21-3/18
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Brady, Lila
4pm to 5pm
Brady, Lila
TENNIS WITH ANNIE–GRAND SLAM
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fundamental strokes of tennis and can rally from the
baseline, this class focuses on improving consistency
and technique. Players will enhance their skills through
drills, point play, introduction to strategy and shot selection. Emphasis will be placed on ball control, placement and serving. Classes in order of progression are:
Hot Shots; Future Stars; Main Draw; Grand Slam; Gold
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Lewis, Annie
TENNIS WITH LILA–GOLD SLAM
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This class is designed for the intermediate player who
is preparing for competitive play and wants to take their
game to the next level. Players will have developed
sound stroke technique, including the ability to control
the ball and rally with consistency. Class instruction will
focus on point play, tennis strategy, shot selection and
placement, service variety and attacking at the net and
increasing tennis IQ. Classes in order of progression
are: Hot Shots; Future Stars; Main Draw; Grand Slam;
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amazing with my kids. They look forward
to class every time!”
Angie S. Tennis with Lila–Main Draw – Fall 2014
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Designed for the advanced beginner who is older elementary to middle-school aged. Players should be able
to rally from the baseline and demonstrate a strong understanding of the basic fundamental strokes of tennis.
We will enhance technique and ball control through interactive drills, while emphasizing game strategy, placement and serve for point play. No class 2/19.
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1/22-3/19
LOP-TC5
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TENNIS ADULT CO-ED DOUBLES
LEAGUE
TENNIS WITH VILAR LARSSON–
INTERMEDIATE
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Each week players are matched with a different partner
in League play to determine League MVP; at the end
of 8 weeks. New balls for league matches provided by
Walt. All levels welcome in this doubles only event. This
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Learn tennis the right way in a positive, supportive environment. Have fun and reduce stress from your job
by joining one of Dr V’s tennis classes. You will learn to
play your best tennis in record time by participating in
an accelerated learning approach to tennis. Now is your
time to spring into action. So invite your friends for an
enjoyable, uplifting tennis experience.
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YOUTH TENNIS WITH KEVIN
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Adult Tennis Strategies for the intermediate player for
both singles and doubles; men and women. Baseline
and net play, as well as balls on the up of the bounce
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Brush up on the core fundamentals of tennis including
the forehand, backhand, volley, overhead and serve as
you meet new friends and get into shape too! No class
2/19.
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ADULT INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
TENNIS
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Improve your tennis strokes, consistency, and placement of the ball, as you create topspin, improve foot
positioning, and solidify good form. This class is designed for the player who is ready to put their skills and
training into action and play live ball. No class 2/19.
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The advanced class is for serious students wanting to
take their game to the next level. Emphasis is on aggressive yet consistent play. All five serves will be taught to
add variety to their game. Students will improve their
skill level in hitting with topspin, flat and slice. Strategy,
proper footwork, and the mental game will be emphasized. All specialty shots will be taught. The goal of the
class is to transform a 3.5 player into a 4.0 player. These
goals will be met in a positive, supportive environment.
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Meyers, Walt
9am to 10am
Meyers, Walt
TENNIS WITH VILAR LARSSON–
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Adult Beginner Tennis level 1.0. Students will learn hitting
systems for both sides of the body, as well as the serve. The
rules of the game, the scoring system, the court, and where
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Meyers, Walt
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TENNIS WITH WALT–LEVEL 2.0
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Adult Tennis 2.0 Advanced/Beginner. Students will learn
positioning for Doubles and the volley, playing the net,
as well as consistency for both ground strokes, and the
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TENNIS WITH WALT–LEVEL 3.0
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Adult Intermediate Tennis 3.0. Students will learn to hit
with a purpose, directional hitting, as well as offense
and defense for transitioning through the court. Grip
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TENNIS WITH WALT–LEVEL 4.0
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Adult Tennis 4 Advanced. Students will learn spin as a
function of ball altitude and how to stay on swing plan
with spin when the ball is outside the strike zone. This
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10am to 11am
Meyers, Walt
TENNIS WITH WALT-LEVEL 3.5
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Adult Advanced Tennis 3.5. Students will learn the halfvolley, as well as directional control for return of serve,
and consequence of same. Point construction for both
Singles and Doubles, as well as offense and defense as
a consequence of ball altitude and second serve spin.
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Are you 55 or over and want to play tennis but you
either haven’t played in a while, can’t find a game, or
think you are too rusty? Come on out with Coach Annie
on Mondays at 2pm this winter and brush up on your
skills. No class 2/16.
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2pm to 3pm
Lewis, Annie
“Walt is great! He gives personalized instruction
even in a full class. Highly recommend!”
Danielle G. – Tennis with Walt 3.0 – Fall 2014
City of Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation Department
2015
48th Annual
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Live Oak Park & Mira Costa Tennis Facilities | July 16-19, 2015
To be a sponsor please contact us at (310) 802-5448 or via email [email protected]
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Learn comedy improv in a safe,
supportive and fun environment.
All levels welcome, no experience
necessary. Attend any 4 of the 8
sessions. No class 2/16.
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When: Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015
Duration: 8 Mtgs.
Place: JCC-Sunrise Room, M.B.
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Instructor: Cynthia Svezia
Learn basic drawing techniques using
drawing and colored pencils, charcoal,
pen and ink and blending tools. Bring
a 9x12 drawing pad (not sketching), #2
pencil and pink or white eraser to first
class. All levels welcome, especially
beginners. Maximum 18 students.
Cynthia Svezia is a professional graphic
designer, muralist and fine artist who
BASIC TECHNIQUES IN
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When: Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015
Duration: 8 Mtgs.
Place: JCC-Sunrise Room, M.B.
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Explore the process of painting with
acrylics. Learn different ways to
improve your artistic abilities. Review
simple drawing skills to develop and
enhance your painting images and
compositions. Printmaking without
a press will be introduced. Supplies
extra. Beginners and advanced artists
are welcome. Eva Goldsheid, M.A., is a
painter and printmaker who has taught
in adult schools more than 20 years.
INTERMEDIATE DRAWING
When: Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015
Duration: 4 Mtgs.
Place: JCC-Sunrise Room, M.B.
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Take your beginning drawing skills
to the next level. Shading, blending,
highlights, shadows, still life, landscape,
atmospheric perspective, one point
perspective, composition and more
will be covered. Bring a 9x12 drawing
pad (50 lb. or more), #2 pencil, pink
or white eraser, kneaded eraser and
drawing pencils if you have them to first
meeting. Supplies will be discussed
at first class meeting. Prerequisite:
Beginning drawing class. Maximum
15 students. Cynthia Svezia has been
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flexibility, strength and breathing. Individual
differences and abilities accommodated.
Bring a yoga mat and towel.
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class for those who are new to yoga
and need to take it easy. Individual
modifications are given. Option to use
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beach towel.
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E X E R C I S E P RO G R A M
55 and up
The Arthritis Foundation Exercise program
was designed to help people with arthritis
to maintain joint flexibility, muscle strength
and reduce the pain and stiffness associated
with arthritis. This may mean less reliance on
medication. Taught by an Arthritis Foundation
certified instructor who receives detailed and
ongoing training to work with people who live
with arthritis.
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1/20 – 3/26
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Johnson, Victoria
MEDICARE
Questions about Medicare? There is a HICAP Volunteer Counselor
here in Manhattan Beach to help you with your questions. The
state-registered Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy
Program (HICAP) volunteer Counselors provide unbiased
information, counseling, and assistance on Medicare and related
health care coverage, including Original Medicare (Parts A & B),
Medicare prevention Services, Long-Term Care and more.
WHEN: 1st and 3rd Monday of the month
10:00am – 1:00pm by appointment only,
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COST: Free
TAI CHI
Tai Chi is a type of martial
art known for its defense
techniques and health benefits. Tai Chi has evolved
over the years into an effective means of alleviating stress and anxiety. It
has been considered to be
a form of mediation in motion which promotes serenity and inner peace.
WHEN: Every Friday
9:00-10:00am
WHERE: Surf Dance Room
in JCC
COST: Free
(Supported by the Beach Cities Health District)
WHO: 55+
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Like to sing? Enjoy all types of music? The first Sunday of each
month we have a Song Jam!/Sing-A-Long in OASIS. Join Janet
Cornwell, a longtime folk singer to sing cowboy songs, silly
songs, ballads, rounds, long, short, old, new…all your favorites.
WHEN: First Sunday of each month
12:30-3:30pm
WHERE: OASIS in JCC
COST: Free
WHO: 55+
Join the MANHATTAN BEACH
LUNCH BUNCH at the
Joslyn Community Center
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$5.00 Nonresidents
The Manhattan Beach Older Adults Program is
pleased to offer “The LUNCH BUNCH”, a weekly
nutrition program be held every Tuesday. The program is designed especially for Manhattan Beach
residents aged 55+. It affords an opportunity to make
new friends while you enjoy a delicious lunch.
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Have you ever felt slightly off balance with occasionally
shaky ankles, or occasional unsure steps? If you’ve
wondered if there was a way to improve your balance
this class may be just for you. Agility is the ability to
change the direction of the body in an efficient and
effective manner, requiring a combination of balance
and coordination. This class will be using common
dumbbell weights, balance balls, ladders and cones to
perform fun coordination exercises that combine eyehand cooperation working towards greater stationary
and moving body balance.
WHEN: Every Wednesday–10 week session
9:00 am–10:00 am
WHERE: Surf Dance Studio in JCC
COST: Free, registration required. Register at the Older Adults Program Office in JCC
WHO: 55+
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LINE DANCING
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There is always something going on for Older Adults so stop by
and find out what you’ve been missing! Get together with your
friends or make new ones while enjoying a variety of weekly
activities. Every skill level is welcome!
JOSLYN COMMUNITY CENTER
1601 VALLEY DRIVE
$3.00 PER PERSON
OlderAdults
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CITY OF MANHATTAN BEACH
For more information call (310) 802-5447.
To see more events, classes or trips, go to www.citymb.info and
in the search box, type in, Older Adults Program.
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BUS EXCURSIONS RULES AND REGULATIONS
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Excursions are in comfortable motor coaches with restroom
facilities, accompanied by parks and recreation tour escorts.
There are no assigned seats; there are two pick up
locations of your choice, beginning at the Joslyn Center, then
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Types of Excursions:
Adult: Adults 18 years and up. (unless specified) General Trip:
For all ages with Parent/Guardian. Older Adult: ages 55 +.
must be in our office 24 hours prior to tour departure or, in
case of a Sunday/Monday departure, no later than noon
on Wednesday. Due to insurance reasons, there can be no
passenger substitutions the day of the tour.
Departure/Return Locations:
Bus Excursions have two pick up/drop off locations: Joslyn
Center, 1601 Valley Drive and Manhattan Heights Community
Center, 1600 M.B. Blvd.
If you cannot make it on the day of the trip, please call
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SANTA ANITA HORSE RACES
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Join us for a day of thoroughbred
horse racing at the base of the San
Gabriel Mountains. Our group will have
reserved tables in the Club Court area
of the Clubhouse, a program and a
professional handicapper on hand to go
over the day’s races. We will also enjoy
a special buffet luncheon. Bus departs
from and returns to JCC and MHP.
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USO VARIETY SHOW IN PALM
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For over 50 years Bob Hope entertained
troops all over the world. Join this USO
Tribute Show as they recreate the good
ol’ days with a 1940’s USO variety show.
Lunch at the Terrace Restaurant at the
Palm Springs Hilton, followed by the
show at the Palm Springs Air Museum.
Bus departs from and returns to JCC
and MHP.
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Motown the Musical is Broadway’s
record-breaking smash hit that tells
the story behind the beat that took the
world by storm. Diana Ross, Michael
Jackson, Smokey Robinson, Stevie
Wonder, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations
were all apart of creating the “Motown
Sound.” Enjoy over 40 classic songs
with Orchestra Seats at the beautiful
Pantages Theatre. Bus departs from
and returns to JCC and MHP.
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Bus Excursions Registration Form
Bus Excursions involve physical activities including:
walking, running, sitting, and eating. Other injuries to
legs, joints, and back, as well as sprained muscles, bruises
and more serious injury are possible. In applying to
participate, I assume the risk of this activity including any
and all injuries which may ensue. In consideration of
acceptance of my entry to Bus Excursions, I waive any
and all claims for myself and my heirs against officials or
sponsors of Bus Excursions, the City of Manhattan
Beach, its officers, agents and employees for any claims,
demands, injuries, illness, damages, or actions to my
person or property arising out of or in connection with or
which may directly or indirectly result from my participation. I further state that we are in proper physical condition to participate in this event. I hereby hold the City of
Manhattan Beach, its employees and agents and the
sponsors and operators of Bus Excursions harmless from
all claims which may be brought against them by myself,
on my behalf, or by any third party for any such injuries or
claims aforesaid.
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8am–11 am Joslyn Seniors Drop In Hours–JCC
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am-Pickleball at MHP
9:30am–12pm Discussion Group–JCC-O (every Monday)
10am-1:00pm–Assistance with Medicare
10am Ping Pong at LOP-SH
8am–11am Joslyn Seniors “Drop In” Hours–JCC
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9:00am–11:00am Continental Breakfast at JCC.
9am-Pickleball at MHP
9:30am–12noon Discussion Group–JCC-O
10am Ping Pong at Scout House
10am–11:30am Writing Group–Manhattan Sr. Villas
11:30am–2pm Club meeting and social events are open to all seniors. Heights
Senior Club Business Meeting, Potluck,–MHP-CC
1:30 pm “Acting out Again” at JCC
2pm–4pm Cards & Games–at MHP-CC
9am-Pickleball at MHP
10am Horseshoes at JCC
10am-Ping Pong at SH
11:30am–1pm Lunch Bunch at JCC
1:30pm–3:30pm Play Reading at JCC
9am-Pickleball at MHP
10am Horseshoes at JCC
10am Ping Pong at SH
11:30am–1pm Lunch Bunch at JCC
1:30pm–3:30pm Poetry Reading Circle at JCC
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
10am Chess at JCC
10am Ping Pong at SH
10am–11:30 Let’s Talk Woman to Woman Discussion at JCC
10:30am–12:30pm–Bingo and Snacks at JCC
12pm–2pm Craft Club at JCC
1pm Mah Jong at JCC
1:30pm Shuffleboard at JCC
4pm–Night out on the town through Dial-a-ride
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
10am Chess at JCC
10am Ping Pong at Scout House
10am–11:30 am Let’s Talk Woman to Woman
Discussion Group at JCC
12pm–2pm Craft Club at JCC
1pm Mah Jong at JCC
1:30pm Shuffleboard at JCC
4pm–Night out on the town through Dial-a-ride
8:30am-10:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am-Pickleball at MHP
1–3pm Petanque
1:30pm–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O
3–4:30pm Line Dancing at JCC
8:30am-10:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am-Pickleball at MHP
1pm–3pm Petanque at LOF
1:30–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O
3–4:30pm Line Dancing at JCC
Dial-A-Ride open until 9pm
9–10:00am Tai Chi
10am–11:30am Senior Resources Committee (SRC) Monthly
Meeting–MHP-CC
10am Ping Pong at SH
10am–3pm Bridge at JCC
11:30am–2pm Bingo at MHP-CC
1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC
2pm-4pm Card Games at MHP-CC
9–10:00am Tai Chi
10am Ping Pong at SH
10am–3pm Bridge at JCC
11:30am–2pm Bingo at MHP-CC
1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC
2pm–4pm Card Games at MHP-CC
8pm–11pm Swing ‘n Sway Dance at JCC
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8am–11am Joslyn Seniors “Drop In” Hours-JCC
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am–Pickleball at MHP
9:30am–12noon Discussion Group JCC-O
10am-1:00pm–Assistance with Medicare
10am Ping Pong at LOP-SH
1:15pm Walking Group at MV-T
8am-11am Joslyn Seniors Drop In Hours-JCC
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am-Pickleball at MHP
9:30am–12 noon Discussion Group JCC
10am Ping Pong at LOP-SH
10am–11:30am Writing Group Manhattan Sr. Villas
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9am-Pickleball at MHP
10am Horseshoes at JCC
10am Ping Pong at SH
11:30am–1pm Lunch Bunch at JCC
1:00-2:30pm Senior Advisory Committee at JCC
9am-Pickleball at MHP
10am Horseshoes at JCC
10am Ping Pong at SH
11:30–1pm Lunch Bunch at JCC
1:30pm–3:30pm Poetry Reading Circle at JCC
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
10am Chess at JCC
10am Ping Pong at LOP-SH
10am–11:30 am Let’s Talk Woman to Woman Discussion Group at JCC
11:30am–12:30pm Fun Bingo at JCC
12pm–2pm Craft Club at JCC
1:30pm–3:30pm Movie to Enlighten at JCC
1pm Mah Jong at JCC
1:30pm Shuffleboard at JCC
4pm–Night out on the town through Dial-a-ride
8:30am Walking Group at MV-T
10am Chess at JCC
10am Ping Pong at SH
10am–11:30 am Let’s Talk Woman to Woman Discussion Group at JCC
12pm–2pm Craft Club at JCC
1:30pm Mah Jong at JCC
1:30pm Shuffleboard at JCC
4pm–Night out on the town through Dial-a-ride
8:30am-10:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am-Pickleball at MHP
1–3pm Petanque at LOF
1:30pm–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O
3–4:30pm Line Dancing at JCC
8:30am-10:30am Walking Group at MV-T
9am-Pickleball at MHP
1pm–3pm Petanque at LOF
1:30–4pm Scrabble at JCC-O
1:15pm Walking Group at MV-T
3–4:30pm Line Dancing at JCC
Dial-A-Ride open until 9pm
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10am Ping Pong at SH
10am–3pm Bridge at JCC
11:30am–2pm Bingo at MHP-CC
1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC
2pm-4pm Card Games at MHP-CC
9–10:00am Tai Chi
10am Ping Pong at SH
10am–3pm Bridge at JCC
11:30am–2pm Bingo at MHP-CC
1:30pm–3:30pm The OASIS Movie Club: JCC
2pm–4pm Card Games at MHP-CC
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DIAL-A-RIDE
CALL OUR OFFICE FOR INFORMATION AND
TO SCHEDULE YOUR RIDE TODAY
(310) 545–3500
limits are 25 cents one way. Fares outside of city limits
(for medical appointments or special destinations) are
50 cents one way.
Dial–A–Ride may be used for any activity within the City
of Manhattan Beach, but is provided on a first come, first
serve basis. Service is also available to most area medical
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Older Adults Night on the Town program.
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All Manhattan Beach residents ages 55 or over
and residents of any age who have a disability are
welcome to use Dial–A–Ride.
is a shared ride, curb to curb bus
service offered by the City of Manhattan Beach for its
senior and disabled citizens. All buses are specially
equipped for the elderly and are wheelchair accessible.
In addition, drivers provide boarding and disembarking
assistance at the vehicle as needed. Fares within city
HOW TO GET A RIDE
Dial (310)
seven days a week; Monday
through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m and weekends
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a reservation. Our office is
closed for lunch from 12–1 p.m. The Dial–A–Ride
dispatcher will assist you in scheduling your ride.
MEN’S SENIOR (60+)
SLO–PITCH LEAGUE
On–Going Sign-ups
Dorsey Field–March through November
Pick up games played Tuesdays 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
GOLF DISCOUNTS FOR
JUNIORS AND SENIORS
Manhattan Beach residents only, 15 years and under and
seniors, age 65 and older may purchase a golf discount card
from the Live Oak Tennis Office and City Hall (residents
must show proof of age at time of purchase). The cost of the
card is $1 annually and may be used from January 1 through
December 31. The card entitles seniors and juniors a discounted
price of $10 between 7:00am and 4:00pm, Monday–Friday at
the Marriott Municipal Golf Course, located at 1400 Parkview
Avenue, behind the Marriott Hotel.
Skill drills conducted Mondays and Fridays 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
League games played Thursdays 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
For more information go to the
Manhattan Beach Senior Softball Association website,
mbssa.webs.com or call Steven Nicholson
(Commissioner) at (310) 529-1248.
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DIRECTORY
BUILDING, PLANNING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Planning Commission
Meets the 2nd & 4th Wednesday, City Hall at
6:30 p.m. Parking & Public Improvements
Commission Meets the 4th Thursday at
City Hall at 6:30 p.m.
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Code Enforcement Info.......................310.802.5538
Director.................................................310.802.5503
Fax ........................................................310.802.5001
Inspection Requests ...........................310.802.5542
Inspection cancellations before 8:30 a.m. on day
of scheduled inspection .....................310.802.5503
310.802.5505
Meeting Information ...........................310.802.5505
Misc. Building Assistance .................. 310.802.5531
310.802.5503
Misc. Planning Assistance..................310.802.5504
Permit Processing Info .......................310.802.5535
310.802.5536
Planning & Zoning...............................310.802.5504
Technical Plan Check Info ..................310.802.5526
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ADMINISTRATION
Mayor ....................................................310.802.5053
City Council..........................................310.802.5053
City Manager ........................................310.802.5053
City Attorney ........................................310.802.5061
City Clerk ..............................................310.802.5056
City Treasurer ......................................310.802.5553
City Cable Liaison ...............................310.802.5054
Comment/Suggestion .............
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Manhattan Beach Youth Basketball
(MBYB) (K–8) .............www.mbyb.clubspaces.com
Manhattan Beach Little League ........310.546.1449
Marriott Municipal Golf Course ........ 310.939.1465
Mira Costa Pony League–HOTLINE..
MTA–(Metro Bus Information........1.800.266.6883
Neighborhood Watch .......................... 310.802.5183
Hometown Fair .................................... 310.546.5219
Roundhouse Marine Studies ..............
Sister City Committee Meeting .........
South Bay Adult School .....................
South Bay Soccer Club .......................310.546.9440
Unified School District .......................
VOICE ...................................................
POLICE
Court Liaison–Hit/Run Investigation... 310.802.5126
Crime Prevention.................................310.802.5186
Detectives ............................................ 310.802.5120
Information .......................................... 310.802.5140
Fax .......................................................
Police Records ..................................... 310.802.5152
Parking and Animal Control...............310.802.5160
Traffic Control ......................................310.802.5160
Victim’s Assistance ............................ 310.802.5185
FINANCE
Accounts Payable ................................310.802.5564
Ambulance Billing ...............................310.802.5560
Business and Animal Licensing ........310.802.5560
Parking Citation Information .............310.802.5561
Purchasing ...........................................310.802.5568
Refuse Billing.......................................310.802.5559
Water Billing ........................................310.802.5559
FIRE
COMMUNITY RECREATIONAL
FACILITIES AND
ORGANIZATIONS
AYSO Soccer (Ages 5–18) ...................310.546.4106
AYSO HOTLINE .............................www.ayso18.org
Beach Cities Health District ......
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Chamber of Commerce ...................... 310.545.5313
Department of Beaches ...................... 310.305.9543
Dispute Resolution Services ..............
Girl Scouts............................................
Historical Society ................................
Jr. Lifeguard ...........................................
Lab/Aquarium.......................................
Manhattan Beach Botanical
Garden ..................................................
Manhattan Beach Country Club ........310.546.5656
Manhattan Beach Library ..................310.545.8595
Manhattan Beach 10K Run ................
Fire Marshal .........................................310.802.5203
Fire Station #1 & Fire Chief ................310.802.5203
Fire Station #2 .....................................310.802.5220
Fax .......................................................310.802.5201
HUMAN RESOURCES
Job Listings ..........................................310.802.5250
Employment Verification ....................310.802.5256
General Personnel Information .........310.802.5258
Fax ..................................................... 310.802.5251
PUBLIC WORKS
Street Use Permit Processing ............310.802.5540
Public Works Construction
Projects ................................................310.802.5353
Traffic and Engineering ......................310.802.5540
Utility Locations ..................................310.802.5540
Sewer and Wastewater Info Water Quality/Ocean
Safe Questions ....................................310.802.5320
310.802.5363
Street Sweeping................................... 310.802.5313
Fax ........................................................310.802.5301
Engineering Fax................................... 310.802.5351
PARKS AND RECREATION
DIRECTOR:
Mark Leyman .......................................310.802.5403
Recreation Services Managers:
Idris J. Al–Oboudi .............................. 310.802.5404
Eve Kelso ..............................................
Gina Allen ........................................... 310.802.5448
Martin Betz ......................................... 310.802.5406
Recreation Program Activities .......... 310.802.5448
Cultural Arts Program ....................... 310.802.5440
Park Maintenance ................................310.802.5326
Dial–A–Ride .........................................310.545.3500
Field Conditions Hotline ....................310.802.5454
Older Adult Programs .........................
After School REC Program................. 310.802.5419
Sports Program ................................... 310.802.5413
Class Registration .............................. 310.802.5448
Pool ......................................................310.802.5428
Visual Arts Activities.......................... 310.802.5444
Performing Arts Activities ..................
Manhattan Beach Arts Center .......... 310.802.5440
Facilities Reservations ........................310.802.5410
Joslyn Community Center...................310.802.5420
OASIS Room ....................................... 310.802.5446
Manhattan Hghts Comm. Center ......310.802.5425
Marine Ave Park...................................
Teen Center ..........................................310.802.5426
TENNIS RESERVATIONS:
Live Oak................................................310.545.0888
Heights .................................................
Mira Costa............................................
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4:30 p.m.–8:00 a.m & weekends ........ 310.802.5140
Street Maintenance ............................. 310.802.5310
All Refuse/Recycling Collection
Questions .............................................
Refuse Billing Problems .....................310.802.5540
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FACILITY INFO
HOW TO READ YOUR CLASS LOCATION
POTTERY ON THE WHEEL TEEN
All class locations have been abbreviated.
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This class is all about the potter's wheel. Projects can include plates, bowls,
vases, bottles, abstracts, and (intentionally) deformed works. Surface decoration will be explored. More advanced artists can work on their own designs with
the assistance of the instructor. Fee includes one bag of clay, glazes, and firing.
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Trulove, Thomas
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MWBH Mt. Whitney Banquet Hall
BKCA
Basketball Court Adult
BKCY
Basketball Court Youth
CC
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Body & Mind Coe–Dynamics, Inc
500 S. Sepulveda Blvd. #302
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
(310) 798–7600
Center Field
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Warm Up Area
WSF
West Softball Field
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NCF
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NDF
North D Field
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Small Gym
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Soccer Field
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South A Field
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3219 Highland Ave.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
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Manhattan Beach Marriott
Golf Course
1400 Parkview Ave.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
(310) 546–7511
The Lakes at El Segundo
Golf Course
400 S. Sepulveda Blvd.
El Segundo, CA 90245
(310) 322–0202
Tennis Courts (TC1–TC10)
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Rocket Ship Hall
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Botanical Garden
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555 North Nash St.
El Segundo, CA 90245
(310) 535–4400
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participation or that of any minor in my legal custody, in the above activity. If the participant is a minor, I also give my permission for his/her participation in the above activity, and for any necessary medical treatment. I understand the City of Manhattan Beach has no obligation to supervise my children at the close of the above activity, and I release the City of Manhattan Beach, its officers, employees and agents from any liability resulting from
any lack of supervision of my children at the close of the above activity. Participants involved in Manhattan Beach Parks & Recreation programs/activities may be photographed and such photography may be used to publicize
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All online transactions incur convenience fees.
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second class may receive a refund minus the
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must be submitted for all refund request.
Camps and Bus Excursions not included.
Contact (310) 802-5448 for Refund Details.
3. A “Refund Request Form” may be picked
up at City Hall, Parks & Recreation Department, 8am–5pm Monday–Friday or you may
have one mailed by calling (310) 802–5448.
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