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City of West Hollywood Recreation Services

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Please visit www.weho.org/recreation to create an account. The process is very easy:

GENERAL INFORMATION

8300 Santa Monica Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90069 (323) 848-6308 www.weho.org

1. Log on to www.weho.org/recreation and click the Recreation Online link. 2. Create an account for an adult in the household by clicking on the “Create an Account” button. You do not need to make a separate account for your child/ children. You will have an opportunity to add children and other family members to your account during the process.

West Hollywood City Council Mayor Lauren Meister Mayor Pro Tempore John Heilman Councilmember John D’Amico Councilmember John J. Duran Councilmember Lindsey P. Horvath

Human Services and Rent Stabilization Department Director Elizabeth Savage

3. Once your account has been created, you can register, and pay for programs using a credit card. You can still pay with a check or money order (no cash) at either the Plummer Park or West Hollywood Park offices, but you must create an account in order to do so. 4. We recommend you set up your account before the registration date of programs to help speed up the process for you.

SPRING REGISTRATION BEGINS

Recreation Services

February 7, 2017 at 10 am for residents February 9, 2017 at 10 am for non-residents

Acting Manager Christopher Worland

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! SUMMER REGISTRATION BEGINS

Recreation Supervisor Marina Rabinovich Aquatics Supervisor Cortez Jordan

May 9, 2017 at 10 am for residents May 11, 2017 at 10 am for non-residents

Recreation Coordinators Michael Gasca Clavon Jubrey Susana Salazar

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West Hollywood Park

(323) 848-6534

647 North San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069 Park Hours: 6 am - 12 midnight Office Hours: 9 am - 10 pm Tiny Tot Building: (323) 848-6537

West Hollywood Aquatics Center (323) 848-6538

SPRING 2017

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The WeHo Rec Reader is published three times a year by the City of West Hollywood’s Recreation Services Division.

647 North San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069

Plummer Park

(323) 848-6530

7377 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90046 Park Hours: 6 am - 10 pm Office Hours: 9 am - 10 pm

SEE PAGE 23 FOR MORE PARK FACILITIES

FROM THE DIRECTOR

Spring is always a busy time in Recreation. If you are West Hollywood Park patrons you will have noticed that construction has begun. The Tiny Tots building has been demolished and tot programs have relocated to a new bungalow on the lawn in front of the Pool. The Robertson lawn area is fenced off, access to El Tovar Place is closed. The City is committed to minimizing impacts on park users during this next three year process, and we hope that patrons will be patient as work on the renovations and new construction progresses. Read more about the West Hollywood Park Phase II improvements on page 6 or at www.weho.org/whparkproject. Plummer Park’s calendar of classes and events is packed with returning and new programs! The second annual community rummage sale, “Junk in the Trunk”, returns on March 18th (page 8) in the north parking lot. If you attended the Senior Masquerade Ball in October you will want to register as soon as possible for

PARDON OUR DUST

WE ARE OPEN DURING RENOVATIONS

FROM THE DIRECTOR

Pardon our dust – for a while and then, a beautiful renovated West Hollywood Park

the Senior Spring Sock-Hop on April 1st in Fiesta Hall, featured on page 8! And children (and parents) won’t want to miss registering for the City’s ever-popular Spring Day Camp program scheduled April 10-14 for youth ages 6-11. Please be sure to Save the Date for the City’s annual Kids Fair on Saturday, April 29, 2017. This event will produced by Social Services, Recreation, and many community partners, will take place in May inside the Community Services Center at Plummer Park. Check our website often at www.weho.org/recreation for updates on these great events. We hope the following pages inspire you to engage, sign up, and get active! The City is proud of the high quality Recreation programs that take place in well-kept buildings and parks. Take a moment this Spring to visit your local parks and enjoy the sunshine, connect with friends, and revitalize your life. On behalf of the hard-working staff of the Recreation Services Division, we look forward to the Spring adventure together. Sincerely,

Elizabeth Savage, Director Department of Human Services and Rent Stabilization Telephone (323) 848-6490 (Direct Line)

take place at Plummer Park this year with some expanded programming. The City’s Senior Health Fair,

CITY NEWS

CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD FUNDED

SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCIES & PROGRAMS (2016-17) TThe R City A NofSWest I T IHollywood O N S currently funds the following social services agencies and programs.

To find out more go to www.weho.org/socialservices and click on “Social Services Guide” to download a brochure with more detailed information or contact the Social Services Division at (323) 848-6510.

AID FOR AIDS/ALLIANCE FOR HOUSING AND HEALING provides financial support

to persons living with HIV/AIDS to pay for rent, utilities and pharmaceuticals; as well as benefits counseling, and housing case management for homeless individuals and those at risk of homelessness.

AIDS PROJECT LOS ANGELES (APLA) provides case management, nutrition, tax assistance, insurance and benefits advocacy for people living with HIV/AIDS. APLA HEALTH AND WELLNESS provides behavioral health services such as psychotherapy, group support, and case management; as well as dental services for West Hollywood community Taking Care of Your Adult Childmembers, regardless of HIV status.

with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

ASCENCIA provides comprehensive services for adults who are homeless including street outreach,

A brief guide to the healthcare benefits, legal options and helpful services available to parents taking care of their adult children with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

case management, shelter and housing.

BEING ALIVE provides educational peer support, peer counseling, mental health services, wellness center programming and social events for persons living with HIV/AIDS.

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BET TZEDEK LEGAL SERVICES provides legal services for community members, with particular

To learn more visit www.JVSLA.org emphasis on benefits advocacy, landlord/tenant issues, advocacy for transgender individuals, and Holocaust survivor services. 323-939-0506

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FRIENDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC. provides HIV/AIDS educational outreach to gay, bisexual, and transgender persons and substance use treatment for gay and bisexual men. HOUSING WORKS provides case management services to former chronically homeless community

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members living in permanent supportive housing.

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE (JFS) J FS Comprehensive Services Program includes social services and activity programming for Seniors and people living with disabilities. Disability Services include counseling and case management services for adults of any age living with a disability. Senior Services include counseling, case management, homemaker services, recreation and educational classes, and excursions.  JFS Nutrition Program provides congregate meals for seniors and persons with disabilities at four sites in West Hollywood, and home-delivered meals for seniors and persons living with disabilities.  JFS SOVA Community Food & Resource Program provides free groceries for community members.

JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICE provides employment services for the West Hollywood community, including job development and job placement, referrals, job skills programs, and employment opportunities at West Hollywood businesses.

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LA LGBT CENTER

McINTYRE HOUSE provides a residential substance abuse recovery program for men. MEN’S HEALTH FOUNDATION provides same day PrEP and PEP services, benefits counseling,

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L A LGBT Center - Mental Health Services provides psychotherapy, group counseling, addiction recovery and psychiatry services for LGBT and non-LGBT individuals; as well as street outreach for homeless and substance using community members.  L A LGBT Center - Sexual Health Program provides primary and specialty care medical services to persons living with HIV/AIDS; counseling & testing services for HIV; counseling, testing, and treatment services for sexually transmitted diseases; and PrEP and PEP services.  L A LGBT Center - Transgender Economic Empowerment Program provides outreach and employment services for transgender and gender nonconforming people and gender diversity training for employers.  L A LGBT Center - WeHo Life provides HIV prevention information, education and outreach for West Hollywood residents and businesses through a website, materials, and condom distribution.  L A LGBT Center - Youth Services provides comprehensive services for LGBTQ youth, including shelter, direct services, case management and outreach.

and healthcare services for gay and bisexual men and transgender women.

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN (NCJW) N CJW - Community Mental Health and Supportive Services provides, individual and group counseling, psycho-educational classes and a community psychiatric resource program. Rental assistance for community members at risk of losing their housing is also provided.  NCJW - Youth Educational Programs and Services re-stocks the libraries at several local elementary schools and staffs them with volunteers, provides an after school homework club at two area schools and holds an annual Back-to-School Store which provides school supplies and clothing to low-income families.

PATHWAYS provides high-quality subsidized preschool services to qualifying West Hollywood community members.

PAWS/LA assists low-income seniors and persons with chronic illness keep and care for their companion animals.

PROJECT ANGEL FOOD provides home delivered meals for people living with a chronic illness. SABAN COMMUNITY CLINIC provides general health and medical services, HIV testing, dental services, and mental health services to uninsured and underinsured persons.

ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE CHURCH provides counseling and referrals at a Saturday breakfast program (2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month). SAFE REFUGE provides residential substance abuse treatment, mental health and transitional housing (sober living opportunities). Media Contact: Alicia Caldwell or Hilary Kaye/HKA alicia@hkamarcom.com, 714-426-0444

STEP UP ON SECOND provides outreach and street-based services to mentally ill homeless

Long Beach Substance Abuse Nonprofit Rebrands with Inspirational New Identity: ‘Safe Refuge’ Continues Helping Underserved Population in Need

community members.

LONG BEACH, Calif., April 2, 2015 -- The Long Beach-based nonprofit long known for its dedication to helping underserved men and women with alcohol and drug addictions today announced a new name, Safe Refuge. Along with the new name, the organization has undergone a comprehensive rebranding that includes a colorful new logo, an inspirational tagline and user-friendly website. Founded in 1988, the nonprofit was previously known as the Substance Abuse Foundation of Long Beach.

TARZANA TREATMENT CENTERS, INC. provides inpatient medical detoxification services and

PLANNED PARENTHOOD provides family planning and reproductive health care services, and HIV and STI testing and treatment, including PrEP and PEP.

“Our clients, the surrounding communities and all the agencies we work with will be glad to know that even though we are sporting a fresh and modern new identity, nothing else has changed,” said Kathy Romo, Executive Director of Safe Refuge. “Our staff, our philosophy and our values remain the same.”

inpatient substance abuse treatment services.

Romo explained that the decision to rebrand the agency stemmed from the realization that while Substance Abuse Foundation was an accurate description of the services provided, the nonprofit had matured into an organization with additional services and a more expansive vision – and also desired a more inspirational name.

WESTSIDE CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING assists disabled adults to achieve and maintain independence in their homes and community-based housing.

“We spent quite a bit of time on our rebranding and understanding how we are different from other agencies with similar services. In the end, we felt ‘Safe Refuge’ perfectly captured what clients have felt when they arrive at our doorstep seeking help – and what we want anyone to feel if they are in need,” Romo added. Safe Refuge also is an ideal name because of its campus-like environment, with residential clients living in adjacent houses and apartments, close to the Safe Refuge treatment center, rather than in an institutional setting. Clients can receive residential or day treatments, counseling, housing and a variety of supportive services.

In addition, the name Safe Refuge is more descriptive, as the organization has added a variety of services over the years beyond the core program through which clients achieve sobriety. For example, Ventures Employment

CITY NEWS

EXCITING IMPROVEMENTS

BEGIN AT WEST HOLLYWOOD PARK

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Things are moving forward at West Hollywood Park! Construction began in January on new improvements. The upcoming phase of work will implement and complete the vision of the West Hollywood Park Master Plan. The park will remain open throughout construction, and every existing park facility will remain open until after each new improvement is completed and available.

Phase II of improvements will add an Aquatic and Recreation Center, small and large dog parks, expanded green spaces, updated children’s playgrounds, and an AIDS Monument, to the already constructed West Hollywood Library and adjacent parking structure, which were completed in 2011 as part of Phase I. Phase II of the West Hollywood Park Master Plan follows a two-year design process, which included significant input from community members. The new four-level, 75,000 square foot West Hollywood Aquatic and Recreation Center will feature two rooftop swimming pools, including a competition pool and a recreational pool, and a multi-sport court with bleacher seating and scoreboards that will accommodate a variety of sports such as basketball, volleyball, and dodgeball. The building will also feature community meeting rooms, City of West Hollywood Recreation staff offices, a Tiny Tot program classroom, a public access television studio, and additional parking.

The design’s light, graceful connection will provide expansive park views from inside the new structure. The park will be upgraded with more open space, redesigned “Robertson Gardens” with public art, new picnic areas, and a new exercise circuit for adults throughout the park. The plan also includes off-leash dog parks for small and large dogs, featuring expanses of open space with shade trees, and turf terraces for romping. The AIDS Monument, a collaboration with artist Dan Tobin, will be located within the park’s expanded green spaces along San Vicente Boulevard. Construction is anticipated to last for approximately three years — the City and its partners in the effort are working diligently to minimize impacts on park users, on local residents, and on surrounding businesses. During construction, fences will ensure safety in and around construction areas and large expanses of the park will remain open for use. El Tovar Place will be closed to traffic at Robertson Boulevard; however, the Public parking structure will remain open and accessible from San Vicente Boulevard entrance. For details and frequent updates about the West Hollywood Park Master Plan Phase II, please visit the project website at www.weho.org/whparkproject.

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OF THE 60s ON THE

SUNSET STRIP!

An outdoor exhibition of historic billboards as captured by photographer Robert Landau

EVENT: EXHIBIT: on display at 8775 Sunset Boulevard on view through late 2017. As Far as You Can See... Sunset Strip through the Eyes of Poets

Date: Thursday, April 6, 2017 Time: 7 pm Location: West Hollywood Library, 2nd Floor 625 N. San Vicente Blvd. Join us for a reading of both original work and work by poets who captured a time we hold dear. Celebrate April as National Poetry Month and experience a rainbow of colors, emotions, and memories, through words that are certain to evoke your own electric visions! Organized by Kim Dower, West Hollywood City Poet Laureate, as part of the Golden Anniversary of the 60s on the Sunset Strip.

EXHIBIT:

There’s Something Happening Here...

Rock N’ Roll Billboards of the Sunset Strip

And exhibit of photographs by Henry Diltz on view at the West Hollywood Library, 625 N. San Vicente Blvd., during regular operating hours through May 3, 2017.

An outdoor exhibition of historic billboards as captured by photographer Robert Landau on display at 8775 Sunset Boulevard on view through 2018.

Save the date for

One City One Pride which celebrates LGBTQ Pride through the arts from May 22 - June 30, 2017 with the theme

‘GO WEST’.

Save the date for One City One Pride which celebrates LGBTQ Pride through the arts from May 22, 2017 - June 30, 2017 with the theme ‘Go West’. www.weho.org/pride

CITY EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS

CELEBRATE THE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

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CITY EVENTS

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We’re movin tables and stackin’ chairs, we’re getting ready for a Rockin’ affair. Come rock around the clock with us, it’s a 1950s Senior Sock Hop Dance. Come dressed in your vintage wear, the music will be playing for all to share. So bring your

JUNK IN THE TRUNK Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 #6201 Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Location: Plummer Park, North Parking Lot Fee: $15 Ages: 18 and up Community Market! Put your junk in the trunk and join the Recreation Division as we host a rummage sale.  Parking Sale spots are $15 per space (one space per family)  Advanced registration required.  T his will be ‘yard sale’ items only. No vendor goods.  S et up begins at 8 am. No cars will be allowed to enter the North Lot after 9 am.  C ompact car, SUV only. No oversize vehicles.  O ne canopy allowed per spot. FREE ADMISSION FOR SHOPPERS. For more info call (323) 848-6546.

dancing shoes and friends alike, you’ll be twisting and turning when 1 o’clock strikes. Appetizers and entertainment, you’re in for a treat, so be sure to RSVP to guarantee your seat. Date: Saturday, April 1, 2017 #6194 Time: 1 pm - 5 pm Cost: $5 Location: Plummer Park, Fiesta Hall Ages: 55 and up

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RSVP by March 25 th

e K I D’S FAI R

The West Hollywood Kids Fair is a free day of fun and education for young children and their families. Participants include local schools, public safety and social services programs, health services, environmental and non-profit organizations and more! The Kids Fair also includes face painting, arts and crafts, and non-stop entertainment to add to the fun! For more information call (323) 848-6510 or visit www.weho.org. Date: Saturday, April 29, 2017 NEW Location: Plummer Park

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Save the Date!

TINY TOTS PARENT and ME Activities

These classes require full attention and participation from the parent. No underage siblings allowed in class. 1 to 1 ratio parent to child.

Tiny Tots (Parent and Me) The Tiny Tot program is a recreational enrichment class for parents/guardians and their toddlers. The program provides opportunities for the participants to develop social skills as they interact with their peers during activities such as arts and crafts, parachute games, music, and storytelling. Parent/Guardian participation is required. *Age verification required to be on file. If this is your first time registering with us please provide proof of age in the form of a legal document (birth certificate, ID, Medical Card). Copies will not be accepted. You must provide the proof two weeks prior to the start of the session. Ages: 1½ – 3½ years | Cost: $120 (10 week) Location: West Hollywood Park, Tiny Tots Staff: Ms. Cecilia and Mr. Chris 6129 March 20 – May 31* M/W 10 am – 12 pm *Spring break, no class 4/10 – 4/13. No class on 3/27 & 5/29 6130 March 21 – June 1* T/Th 10 am – 12 pm *Spring break, no class 4/10 – 4/13.

Boogie, jump, dance and sign using scarves, instruments, bean bags and drums. This class will allow you to have interactive playtime with your baby using songs, finger plays, peek-a-boo play and instruments. Children along with parents or caregivers, will explore music, dance, and song while socializing with playmates. Cost: $64 per 5 week session Location: K ings Road Park | Staff: Ms. Dennice Ages: 6 to 18 months 6064 March 2 – March 30 6065 April 4 – April 27 6066 May 2 – May 25

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9 am - 9:45 am 9 am - 9:45 am 9 am - 9:45 am

Ages: 1½ to 2½ years 6067 March 2 – March 30 6259 April 4 – April 27 6260 May 2 – May 25

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10 am – 10:45 am 10 am – 10:45 am 10 am – 10:45 am

Tots will explore a variety of messy, squishy, and engaging sensory materials focused on supporting their developing cognitive, language, and social skills. Materials will include traditional art media, like paint, but will also include non-traditional and easyto-find household items parents and guardians can use at home to extend the fun! There will also be time during the class to explore different types of sensory bins and materials. Please wear clothes you won’t mind getting dirty. Adult participation required. Ages: 2 – 3½ years | Cost: $44 per 4 week session Location: West Hollywood Park, Tiny Tots Instructor: Ms. Guille 6097 March 3 – March 24 Fri 10:00 am – 11:00 am 6098 March 31 – April 21 Fri 10:00 am – 11:00 am 6099 April 28 – May 19 Fri 10:00 am – 11:00 am

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer (Parent and Me) Introduce yourself and your toddlers to the “World’s Most Popular Game!” As you and your child participate in our fun age appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. The fun happens on the field, and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer, parents are part of the action, not watching from the sidelines! All kids receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Ages: 2 – 3½ year Cost: $98 per 8 week session Location: Plummer Park, Vista Lawn Staff: Kidz Love Soccer 6090 April 4 – May 23 T 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm

Baby Boogie (Parent and Me)

Ooey Gooey Messy Fun (Parent and Me)

TINY TOTS SPECIAL EVENTS

*Proof of age must be submitted in person two weeks prior to the start of the program.

TOTS

*Proof of age must be submitted in person two weeks prior to the start of the program.

Kidz Love Soccer

Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing, recreational environment. A typical session experience includes age appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts experience soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Kidz Love Soccer “Where the score is always Fun to Fun!” Location: Plummer Park, Vista Lawn Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer

Tot/Pre-Soccer Little tykes enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age appropriate environment. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting. Ages: 3½ – 5 years | Cost: $98 per 8 week session 6094 April 4 – May 23 T 4:45 pm – 5:20 pm

Soccer 1 Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, agespecific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every season, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting. Ages: 5 – 6 years | Cost: $98 per 8 week session 6092 April 4 – May 23 T 4 pm – 4:45 pm

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Tot Time

Tot Time is a recreational program designed to build upon the social skills learned in the Tiny Tot program. Activities for themed weeks include art exploration, science enrichment, physical fitness, and more. Participants MUST be potty trained and able to use the restroom independently. *Age verification required to be on file. If this is your first time registering with us please provide proof of age in the form of a legal document (birth certificate, ID, Medical Card). Copies will not be accepted. You must provide the proof two weeks prior to the start of the session. Ages: 3½ – 5 years | Cost: $240 (10 week) Location: West Hollywood Park, Tiny Tots Staff: Ms. Cecilia and Mr. Chris 6135 March 20 – June 1 M – Th 1:30 pm – 5 pm *Spring break, no class 4/10 – 4/13. No class on 3/27 & 5/29

Tot Ballet and Tap

Learn the basics of ballet and tap in a fun environment. We will be learning all about turns, tapping and movement with the body. *Tutus, ballet shoes and tap shoes are required. Let’s dress up and dance! Ages: 3 – 5 years | Cost: $65 (4 weeks) Location: West Hollywood Park, Auditorium Staff: Ms. Angelina 6132 March 7 – March 30 T/Th 5:15 pm – 6 pm 6133 May 2 – May 25 T/Th 5:15 pm – 6 pm

Tot Hip Hop Dance

Learn the basics of counting music and dance choreography. The class is a fusion of creative movement and basic hip hop to get all those shakes and wiggles out the body. Children will learn in a fun and creative environment. Ages: 5 – 7 years | Cost: $65 (4 weeks) Location: West Hollywood Park, Auditorium Staff: Ms. Angelina 6206 April 4 – April 27 T/Th 5:15 pm – 6 pm

FUN-damentals of Sports

The City of West Hollywood believes your child is a star and West Hollywood Park is the stage. This program will focus on introducing kids to the basic fundamentals of sports. Your child will participate in fun and creative group demonstrations that will help enhance your child’s motor skills as well as hand/eye coordination. Your child will gain valuable experience as they learn new skills that will help them in a variety of sports for many years to come. Each session will end with a modified instructional game. Ages: 4 – 6 years | Cost: $60 per 6 week session Location: West Hollywood Park, Great Lawn Staff: Ms. Dominique and Mr. Andre | Min: 6 | Max: 14

Fun-damentals of Tee-Ball

This six week class will focus on teaching basic batting, throwing, and running techniques that will help your child advance their overall motor skills. The session will end with a modified instructional game. 6083 March 4 – April 8 Sat 10:30 am – 11:30 am

Fun-damentals of Basketball This six week class will focus on teaching basic dribbling, passing, and shooting techniques that will help your child advance their overall motor skills. The session will end with a modified instructional game. 6081 April 15 – May 20 Sat 10:30 am – 11:30 am

YOUTH

Drawing & Painting

Hoops University

Come join us every Friday as we make awesome art projects while learning new and fun ways to create your own work of art. Wear something you can get messy in. Parent participation encouraged. Ages: 4 – 8 years | Cost: $16 | Min: 10 | Max: 20 Location: Plummer Park, Art Room 1 | Staff: Dyanna & Michelle 6057 March 3 – March 24 Fri 4 pm – 5 pm 6058 March 31 – April 28* Fri 4 pm – 5 pm *No class 4/14 6059 May 5 – May 26 Fri 4 pm – 5 pm

Youth Ballroom Dance

This class is structured for individuals that have little or no experience with ballroom dancing. Students will learn the very basics of ballroom dance steps and routines. You do not need a partner! We will find one for you! Ages: 4 – 8 years | Cost: $89 per 4 week session Location: Plummer Park, Room 1 & 2 | Staff: Ekaterina Fedosova 6191 March 1 – March 25 Wed/Sat 6 pm – 7 pm/11 am – 12 pm 6192 April 1 – April 26 Wed/Sat 6 pm – 7 pm/11 am – 12 pm Wed/Sat 6 pm – 7 pm/11 am – 12 pm 6193 April 29 – May 24

It is time to get creative and express yourself by using a variety of art mediums including: watercolors, tempera paint, crayons, and oil pastels. All materials for the class will be provided by the instructor. Ages: 9 – 12 years | Staff: Mario | Min: 5 | Max: 12 Cost: $16 per 4 week session / $12 per 3 week session Location: Plummer Park, Art Room 2 6306 March 4 – March 25 Sat 3 pm – 4:30 pm 6307 April 1 – April 22 Sat 3 pm – 4:30 pm 6308 April 29 – May 20 Sat 3 pm – 4:30 pm

S pring D ay C amp May the Force Be with You Calling all Jedi Knights and Princesses! Join us in a galaxy far, far away for Spring Camp 2017! Enjoy galactic activities, space-tacular arts & crafts, and exciting games that are out of this world! We hope to see you there and remember “May the force be with you!” Age verification required to be on file. If this is your first time registering with us please provide proof of age in the form of a legal document (birth certificate, ID, Medical Card). Copies will not be accepted. You must provide the proof two weeks prior to the start of camp. 6103

April 10 - April 14

Mon - Fri

8 am – 5:30 pm

Art Blast

YOUTH

Become a real competitor playing one of sports’ favorite past times! Hoops University by Davis Basketball Development offers Los Angeles’s most exciting, well-rounded series of basketball classes for 6-12 year olds. At Hoops Uni, your tots and tweens will learn the fundamentals of basketball, sportsmanship, camaraderie, and organization. Our class model is designed so that our students become stellar competitors and leaders on and off the court. At Hoops Uni, students will receive individual as well as group instruction on basketball basics like shooting, dribbling and passing. Our kids will put their skills to the test in fullcourt basketball games, and they’ll have opportunities to win prizes and trophies based on their performance and participation. Hoops Uni is directed by Keith Davis, former collegiate and international professional basketball player. Coach Davis brings to Hoops Uni a bevy of experience and his “fundamentals first” philosophy. Hoops Uni’s team of coaches consists of former and current players as well as local physical education teachers. Hoops Uni gives your family an outlet that will keep your kids physically fit while engaging them in new and challenging experiences. Ages: 6 – 12 years Cost: $80 per 5 week session / $64 per 4 week session Location: West Hollywood Park, Basketball Court Instructor: Coach Keith | Min: 8 | Max: 15 6086 March 4 – April 1 Sat 10 am – 11:30 am 6087 April 8 – May 6 Sat 10 am – 11:30 am 6088 May 13 – June 3 Sat 10 am – 11:30 am

Location: Plummer Park, Great Hall Ages: 6 – 12 years | Cost: $150 Counselors: Dyanna & Dennice

TEENS West Hollywood Teen Center

Location: 7377 Santa Monica Blvd. | Hours: Tuesday – Friday 3 pm – 8 pm & Saturday 12 pm – 8 pm | Ages: 9 – 18 years Teen Center Staff: Amy and Miles | Cost: FREE Located in the Plummer Park Community Center, the Teen Center is a place dedicated to offering a variety of flexible, recreational, and structured enrichment activities to youth and teens between the ages of 9-18. Dedicated staff plan and implement these programs while keeping the participant’s intellectual and social skills in mind. In addition to the daily activities, the Teen Center sponsors a variety of dances, special events, and teen excursions. Activities Include: Pool, Video Games, Movie Nights, Computers, Tournaments and more! Stop by and pick up a monthly calendar because we always have new and exciting things to do every single month. Unless otherwise noted, all activities are free of charge.

9th Annual “VolunTeen” Awards

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We will recognize individuals Providing Activities for City Kids (P.A.C.K.) members’ dedication to the community, and for their essential volunteer services at the Teen Center and city events. Friends and family are invited to enjoy refreshments and join in the celebration. 6048 May 17 Wed 5 pm – 7 pm

Teen Gallery

NEW!

Teen Improv

NEW!

Support the artwork and photography of our teen participants from “Teen Pixel” and “Get Crafty” as we display their creativity in a unique way. 6268 May 27 Sat 6 pm – 8 pm

This class is structured for teens to learn the basic rules of improvisational acting in a safe and encouraging environment. It will help to improve social skills and build self-esteem among peers. The final class will culminate with a showcase performed by the teens. *Please bring a notebook with you. 6269 March 4 – May 27 Sat 6 pm – 7 pm

Teen Pixel

NEW!

Like taking pictures? Do you see the world through a lens? Or just want something fun to do! Come join us as we explore photography through the teenager’s eye. Learn how to use basic skills to create amazing photographs using both cameras and smart phones. Each session a new assignment will be given to help build an array of photographs, which will be displayed at our Teen Gallery. 6263 March 9 – March 23 Thur 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm 6264 April 13 – April 27 Thur 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm 6265 May 11 – May 25 Thur 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Teen We Fit 2.0

NEW!

Teen Cinco de Mayo Celebration!

Ole! Ole! Ole! Join us for a celebration of the Mexican-American culture through food, music, and dancing. 6107 May 5 Fri 5 pm – 8 pm

Teen Fly Fridays

Are your Friday nights boring? Whether it’s a movie night or a dance party, the Teen Center is where you should be. Join us for food, music, movies and fun! 6113 Fri 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm March 3 - Dodgeball March 31 - Movie Night April 7 - Medieval Times April 21 - Game Night May 12 - Scavenger Hunt May 26 - Cosmic Bowling

TEENS

Join us in this multi-fitness program, which includes full-body, slow and fast-paced workouts that are great for building strength and stamina. WeFit 2.0 will give you the tools to reach your fitness goals. All experience levels are welcome. 6266 Fri 5 pm – 6 pm March 24 - Strength Training April 14 - Boot Camp April 28 - Stretching May 19 - Strength Training

Teen Center Scholars

Do you need a quiet place to study? Are you having trouble with your homework? The Teen Center staff is here to help! We have the resources and the brains! Come and enjoy a quiet space to work on homework while getting the help that you need. 6104 March 7 – May 30 Tue & Thur 3 pm – 4:30 pm

Teen Center University

Get Crafty With It

Using various materials, we will explore different genres of art. Once a month, expect a new theme that will test the limits of imagination and innovation! 6114 Tue 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm March 7 - DIY Block Letters April 4 - Medieval Shields May 2 - Yarn Bombing

Teen Girls Night In Teen Chef

Be part of our culinary Teen Chef program and help prepare the dish of the week. Learn basic cooking skills and the joys of healthy, nutritious cooking. All supplies are provided. 6106 March 1 – May 31 Wed 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Girls just want to have fun! Come join us every first Thursdays of the month for girl talk sessions, learn about skin care, make-up, nails, and taking care of one self. All supplies are provided. 6115 Thur 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm March 2 - DIY Spa Party April 6 - Karaoke Night May 4 - Nails

Need help with college applications? Not sure what college you want to attend? Not sure what FAFSA stands for? Do you need help with your resume and interview skills? The Teen Center is here to help! 6105 March 7 – May 30 Tue 3 pm – 4 pm

Teen Saturday Madness

Connect with the P.A.C.K.!

TEENS

Saturdays just got sporty at the West Hollywood Teen Center! We will have food, beverages and music. Come out and enjoy the festivities and compete against your friends. Activities include Dodgeball, Basketball, Billiards, PS4 tournaments etc. 6121 March 4 – May 27 Sat 12 pm – 2 pm

Do you want to be part of a group the makes a difference? The P.A.C.K. meets to discuss issues affecting teens, offer workshops, bring in guest speakers, and create special events for teens. Enjoy the satisfaction of participating in service projects and the benefits of P.A.C.K only activities, excursions, and events. *See Teen Center Staff for the application form.

Teen WeFit Tour

Get up and move! Learn crossfit, hiking, running, and stair climbing routines to stay healthy and in shape. The Teen Center will travel to various locations to train and exercise throughout the spring. It doesn’t matter what your level of experience, WeFit will give you the tools to reach your fitness goals.

6073

March 4 – May 27

Saturday

2 pm – 3:30 pm

P.A.C.K. Volunteer Opportunities

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6124 6125 6126 6127

March 16 - weRun WeHo March 30 - Griffith Park April 20 - weRun WeHo May 18 - Runyon Canyon

Teen WeRide

Thur Thur Thur Thur

4:30 pm – 6:30 pm 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Ride with us, as we explorer different locations in the surrounding areas. While using only public transportation to get around, this program is designed to help teens learn how to use MTA and the Metro to get to their destinations, while helping the environment by reducing pollution. 6217 March 4 - Little Tokyo & Chinatown Sat 12:30 pm – 6 pm 6218 April 8 - Little Ethiopia & LACMA Sat 12:30 pm – 6 pm 6219 May 6 - Olvera Street Sat 12:30 pm – 6 pm

Volunteer hours are valid for high school graduation requirements. Earn 25 hours and you are eligible for special P.A.C.K. trips to Magic Mountain, Disneyland, and other cool places. Ages: 9 – 18 years 6117 March 18 Ahead with Horses 8 am – 3 pm 6118 April 29 Kids Fair 9 am – 5 pm 6119 May 20 Heal the Bay – Playa Del Rey 9 am – 1 pm

West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station Youth Activities League (YAL) The City of West Hollywood Recreation Services Division participates in a successful partnership with the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station Youth Activities League (YAL) to bring some new and exciting programs to our community youth in the 8 to 17 year age range. The mission of the Youth Activities League is to unite law enforcement and communities by providing youth programs which develop discipline, positive self-image, mutual trust and respect. Visit the West Hollywood Teen Center for a calendar of activities.

EXCURSIONS Ages: All Ages Cost: Standard charge: $25 Staff: Michelle Location: Meet at Plummer Park South Parking Lot Depart at: 9 am Return at: 6 pm Min: 30 | Max: 47 6077 March 18 Saturday Enjoy a 75 minute self-guided tour of famous Mission San Juan Capistrano known as the “Jewel of the Missions”. You will see the Serra Chapel, the oldest building still in use in California, as well as a museum of Native American and Spanish artifacts. We will then venture out to Downtown San Juan Capistrano for shopping and enjoy lunch on your own.

Carlsbad Flower Fields

Ages: All Ages | Cost: Standard charge: $30 Staff: Michelle Location: Meet at Plummer Park South Parking Lot Depart at: 9 am | Return at: 7 pm | Min: 30 | Max: 40 6079 May 6 Saturday The prettiest and most precious of Southern California’s Alpine gems is Lake Arrowhead. You’ll enjoy a ride aboard the “Arrowhead Queen” Boat (included). Experience the beauty and excitement of a 1-hour narrated tour of Lake Arrowhead. Enjoy the splendor and serenity of Arrowheads’ lush forest, sparkling water, blue skies, and fascinating history. After the tour we will have lunch on our own at one of the local eateries. You will have time in the Village for browsing through the shops before returning home. Note: A light sweater or jacket is suggested as temperatures in the mountain resorts can be somewhat cooler than at lower elevations. No wheelchair access available.

Excursion Information All trips are wheelchair accessible, unless otherwise noted. Please be advised that all trips will involve extended walking, standing, and sitting.  A valid picture ID is required on the day of excursion.  The bus pick up will be in front of the Community Center in the south parking lot at Plummer Park (7377 Santa Monica Blvd). Boarding of the bus will occur 15 minutes prior to departure. The bus will not wait for late arrivals. No refunds will be given for late arrivals.  To obtain a full refund you must notify the Recreation Division in writing 10 days before the excursion. After 10 days and/or after the excursion has occurred, refund will be given only for reasons of injury or illness; verification is necessary. An Administration fee of $5 will be charged for all refunds.  We have the right to refuse service to any person whose behavior may be detrimental to the enjoyment and/or welfare of others.  We have the right (with or without notice) to make cancellations or changes on trips as necessary.  There will not be assigned seating; however participants will be seated in the same seats going and coming.  For accessibility consideration, please notify the Plummer Park office upon registration: 323-848-6530  Registration can be made online at www.weho.org/ recreation or at Plummer Park office, West Hollywood Park Office, and City Hall. Reservations will not be taken by phone.  Full payment for trips is required at the time of registration by credit card, check or money order ONLY! If multiple tickets are purchased, refund will only be given to the name and address on the check or money order.  Please be prepared with a sweater, sunblock, hat, and umbrella in case of climate change.

Ages: All Ages | Cost: Standard charge: $30 | Staff: Michelle Location: Meet at Plummer Park South Parking Lot Depart at: 8 am | Return at: 6 pm | Min: 30 | Max: 47 6078 April 29 Saturday We arrive at the Carlsbad Ranch & Flower Fields for a self-guided audio wagon tour on an antique tractor (included). There are 50 acres of ranunculus fields that offer a rainbow of color along the ocean side. The blooms create a sea of flowers at the ranch. Everyone will have time for shopping and browsing through the Armstrong Garden Center and the greenhouse. Next, we will stop for lunch and shopping on your own at the Carlsbad Outlets.

Lake Arrowhead

EXCURSIONS

San Juan Capistrano

ADULTS

Computers and Information Technology for Every Day

As we are steadily progressing further into the 21st Century, computers, mobile devices, Internet, social media and other forms of Information Technology are becoming more and more integrated into our daily lives. If you wanted to learn how to use all the new technology or become more proficient in what you already know about it, then this class is for you. You will gain all the skills necessary to feel comfortable using personal computers, iPads, Android and Windows tablets, Internet, email and search engines. You will get a chance to explorer online social media such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. We will cover such important topics as backup, cloud (Google Drive, One Drive, Pix, Picasa), as well as security and privacy. Ages: 18+ years Cost: $45 per session or drop in $15 per class NO CASH! Location: Plummer Park, Computer Lab Instructor: Vladimir Estrin 6203 March 5 – March 26 Sun 1 – 2 pm 6204 April 2 – April 23 Sun 1 – 2 pm 6205 April 30 – May 21 Sun 1 – 2 pm

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Yoga Basics

NEW!

This class is suitable for beginning yoga students, those with injuries, and ongoing students interested in deepening understanding of proper alignment in their practice. Borrowing from Iyengar, Viniyoga and Anusara traditions, Yoga Basics helps you reduce stress and build flexibility and strength as you discover each pose safely and with proper alignment. Props are provided. Please bring your own mat. Mark DeWhitt has taught yoga for 13 years at studios and corporations throughout Los Angeles. As a Licensed Certified Massage Therapist, he brings a depth on knowledge of anatomy to his transformative, detail-oriented classes. Ages: 18+ years Cost: $65 per 5 week session / $55 per 4 week session Location: Kings Road Park | Instructor: Mark DeWhitt 6211 March 1 – March 29 Wed 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm 6212 April 5 – April 26 Wed 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm 6213 May 3 – May 31 Wed 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Fun Acrylic Painting

NEW!

Come join us for an afternoon of fun while painting with Acrylics. Experience is not needed, as this class is intended to be for fun and social engagement amongst peers and friends. Participants are free to explore their creative side and paint whatever your imagination desires. This program will consist of open art painting of any item or design you wish to paint on canvas. Painting materials will be provided, but feel free to bring your own tools if you have them. Ages: 18+ years | Cost: $10 per class Location: Plummer Park, Community Center Instructor: Dyanna 6261 April 30 Sun 1 pm – 2:30 pm 6309 May 14 Sun 1 pm – 2:30 pm

Adult Ballroom Dance - Drop In

This class is structured for individuals that have little or no experience with ballroom dancing. Students will learn the very basics of ballroom dance steps and routines. You do not need a partner. *Attend any day as your schedule permits at $10 per class. Participants must pay before the start of each class at Plummer Park Community Center. Ages: 18+ years | Cost: $10 per class NO CASH! Location: Plummer Park, Rooms 1&2 Instructor: Ekaterina Fedosova March 1 – May 31 Wed 7 pm – 8 pm March 4 – May 27 Sat 12 pm – 1 pm

Ping Pong - Open Play

Whether you are a beginner and call it ping-pong, or a pro-like player the City of West Hollywood has created a place for you and your skills, regardless of your level. Come over to play and meet other enthusiasts and enjoy friendly competition or simply hitting on the tables. Ages: All ages | Cost: Free! Location: Plummer Park, Fiesta Hall/Rooms 1&2 Staff: Alex March 3 – May 26 Fri 4 pm – 9 pm

Los Angeles Volleyball Organization (LAVO)

LAVO is a non-profit volleyball organization headquartered right here in West Hollywood. We provide residents and surrounding areas with open play sessions as well as organized leagues and tournaments. With a following of over 1,500 players, whether you are a beginner or a very advance player, we have a place for you within LAVO. Learn more about us at www.playlavo.org. Open Play Schedule Spring at West Hollywood Park Wednesdays 7 pm – 9:45 pm High Intermediate Advanced Open Play Sundays 10 am – 3 pm Details at www.playlavo.org

$5 $5

Dodgeball

Registration for the Spring Thursday league opens Friday, January 20 th at noon. League kicks off Thursday, February 2nd! Registration for the Spring Tuesday advanced league and Tuesday recreational league opens Wednesday, January 25th at noon. League kicks off Tuesday, February 7th! Visit www.wehododgeball.com for more information!

OLDER ADULTS NEW!

Geri-Fit ® is an evidenced-based group strength training program that incorporates flexibility and balance. Most of the exercises are done seated or around a chair. The program is designed for older adults of all fitness levels. Recognized by the National Council on the Aging and certified and accredited by the American Council of Exercise. Participants must bring a set of 2 pound dumbbells, a medium stretch band and a bottle of water. Ages: 55+ years | Cost: $5 per class NO CASH! Location: Plummer Park, Community Center Instructor: Nina Parkinson, Geri-Fit® Certified Instructor March 7 – March 30 Tue/Thurs 10 – 10:45 am April 4 – April 27 Tue/Thurs 10 – 10:45 am May 2 – May 25 Tue/Thurs 10 – 10:45 am

Ballroom Dance - Drop In

This class is structured for individuals that have little or no experience with ballroom dancing. Students will learn the very basics of ballroom dance steps and routines. You do not need a partner. *Attend any day as your schedule permits at $10 per class. Participants must pay before the start of each class at Plummer Park Community Center. NO CASH! Ages: 55+ years | Cost: $10 per class Location: Plummer Park, Rooms 1&2 Instructor: Ekaterina Fedosova March 4 – May 27 Sat 1 pm – 2 pm

NEW!

(AT PLUMMER PARK)

Argentine Tango

Come join us as we learn the Argentine Tango – “The dance of love” with instructor Vladimir Estrin. Cost: $10 West Hollywood Residents, $13 Non-Residents Location: Plummer Park, Room 2 Sunday 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Balance

Learn how to improve your posture and use your body efficiently and safely! Proper posture and greater flexibility improves your balance and helps prevent falls. It can also help you to avoid fatigue and muscle strain. Utilizing simple exercises you will acquire new skills to help you in daily chores such as walking and shifting weight, climbing stairs, maintaining a healthy posture, and more. Cost: $3 members, $6 non-members Drop-in Rate Location: Plummer Park, Room 1 & 2 Wednesday 11 am – 12 pm Friday 2 pm – 3 pm

Chair Yoga

Imagine getting an aerobic workout, burning calories and toning your muscles without ever leaving your chair! Try this alternative to conventional forms of exercise. It really works! Note: Bring a towel for your chair and light hand weights if you have them. Cost: $2 members, $4 non-members Drop-in Rate Location: Plummer Park, Art Room 2 Tuesday & Thursday 10:15 am – 11 am

Tai Chi

Movements are gentle and graceful, and a safe way to relieve arthritis pain and gain balance, strength, and flexibility. Cost: $5 members, $8 non-members Drop-in Rate Location: Plummer Park, Fiesta Hall Tuesday & Thursday 9 am – 11 am

Yoga

Combines physical poses with relaxation and breathing techniques; alleviates the symptoms of high blood pressure, arthritis and poor sleep. By participating in yoga classes a few days a week, you may even be able to eliminate costly medications. Cost: $5 members, $8 non-members Drop-in Rate Location: Plummer Park, Room 1 & 2 Monday, Thursday, Friday 10:30 am – 11:30 am INFORMATION ABOUT OUR CLASSES: The first class is always free! All classes are for those over 55 years old. Pay only for those classes you attend!

Geri-Fit® Strength Training Workout for Older Adults - Drop In

SENIOR ACTIVITY CLASSES

ADULTS OLDER ADULTS SPECIAL/EVENTS

WeHo Dodgeball is Southern California’s premier adult co-ed dodgeball league. With a rotating membership of over 2,000 players, WeHo Dodgeball provides a healthy mix of fun and competition. Our soft rubber “no sting” balls help to create an environment that welcomes all people from prom queens to drag queens. Our goal is to provide a fun and active alternative to people looking for a social scene in the West Hollywood area. While the goal is to eliminate your opponents on the court, the social part of Dodgeball is just as important as the game itself. WeHo Dodgeball’s commitment to community outreach is a cornerstone of our operating charter. From fundraising for local charities to participating in health and fitness events, our members partake in a wide-array of charitable endeavors aimed at strengthening our connection to the community we call home. Put on your short shorts and knee pads and get ready to rock out to loud music and throw balls at people. 2 leagues to choose from! Tuesday nights and Thursday nights! Both take place at the West Hollywood Recreation Center, with games at 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 pm.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Individual: $15 W.H. Resident $18 Non-Resident Couple: $25 W.H. Residents $30 Non-Residents

Contact the JFS Activity Department at (323) 876-1717.

TENNIS

The City of West Hollywood contracts with iTennis, Inc. to provide tennis programs and services at both Plummer Park and West Hollywood Park. They offer group and private lessons for youth and adults. Whether you are looking to learn the basics, improve your game and no matter what your skill level, iTennis has a class to fit your needs. You can join anytime during the session and pay a pro-rated fee. For the most current class schedules and locations visit itennisweho.com. All classes meet once per week.

ADULTS Adult Beginner I

Introduces players to the fundamental strokes of tennis: groundstrokes, volleys, serves & overheads. Players who complete the session may expect to be familiar with some rudimentary tennis terminology, the layout of the court, groundstrokes and volleys. Designed for complete beginners or players who are returning to the game after years off. Ages: 18+ years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Adult Academy ‘Live Ball’ (NTRP 4.5+)

This class is designed for High Level Tournament Players. Instruction is minimal and players should be kept moving and hitting as much as possible. Drills and games will emphasize and encourage aggressive, strategic play. Focus is on match play, advanced drilling, & physical training. Requirements: Players should be regularly participating in tournaments & able to accurately perform all tennis strokes at very high speeds. Instructor recommendation required. Ages: 18+ years | Duration: 2 hours Cost: $40 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Adult Beginner II (NTRP 2.5-3.0)

Players should be able to sustain rallies and be able to successfully get in serves and play points. Players will learn basic movement, improve technique, and play fun king of the court and live ball games. Ages: 18+ years | Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $30 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Adult Intermediate I (NTRP 3.0-3.5)

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Fun work-out based class for players with substantial tennis experience. The class begins with drilling of all strokes and leads into a fun cardio workout with singles and doubles points, rallying at average speeds. Ages: 18+ years | Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $30 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Adult Intermediate II ‘Live Ball’ (NTRP 3.5-4.0)

Dynamic class focusing on fast paced drills, running and a great workout. Warm up drills are followed by action paced live ball games, rallying at moderately high speeds. Ages: 18+ years | Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $30 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Adult Advanced ‘Live Ball’ (NTRP 4.0+)

Similar to the Adult Intermediate II workout, this class is designed for an even higher level, experienced player. Emphasis is on drills, games, a great workout, rallying at high speeds. Ages: 18+ years | Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $30 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Tennis Fitness – All Levels

This class open to adults and kids ages 13 and up. This class will get you in TENNIS shape. Tennis specific drills and exercises, both on and off the court, will be used to help with conditioning, muscle tone, agility, speed, quickness, and explosiveness. Come sweat, smile and have fun!! Ages: 13 and up, Adults & Kids | Duration: 1 hour WORKOUT! Cost: $15 / workout | Class length: 8-12 weeks

Big Hitters

Jr. Development I (Novice) Jr. Academy

This class is designed for Advance Juniors. Focus is on match play, advance drilling, strategy and physical training. Requirements: Tournament players. Instructor recommendation required. Ages: 8 – 14 years Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $30 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

High Performance Academy

This class is designed for our highest performing Junior & Teen Players. Focus is on match play, advance drilling, strategy, and physical training. Requirements: Tournament players and/or High School Varsity. Instructor recommendation required. Ages: Up to 18 years | Duration: 1.5 hours Cost: $30 / class | Class length: 8-12 weeks

No prior tennis experienced required. New players are recommended to join at the start of a session. Focus is on introduction and development of tennis fundamentals and games. Ages: 10 – 13 years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8 weeks

TENNIS

Focus: Further refining fundamental strokes (including the overhead) and movement in order to hit more consistently and accurately. Introduction to the serve. Goal: Players should demonstrate familiarity with fundamental strokes and proper movement, and be more comfortable playing from farther back in the court with either regular or low-compression balls (“green dot” balls). Ages: 8 – 10 years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8 weeks

Jr. Development II (Intermediate)

Focus is on drilling, conditioning, live-ball games, and serving. There is a greater emphasis on learning the rules of tennis and implementing technique into live-ball drills/games. Players will work on developing their service game for the purpose of playing matches. Requirements: Players demonstrate fundamental stroke proficiency and consistency. Some match experienced preferred, but not required. Instructor recommendation required. Ages: 10 – 13 years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8 weeks

Tiny Tots

Future Stars

Focus: Learning the fundamental strokes of ground-strokes and volleys in conjunction with proper movement/footwork. Drills and games are played on the regular court; low-compression balls are often used to improve success in drills and games. Goal: Players should be familiar with the fundamental strokes and be able to perform them with some movement. Ages: 6 – 8 years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8 weeks

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL VISIT

323-450-7560 or iTennisWeHo.com

Teens I (Novice)

For beginner and novice teen players. No prior tennis experienced required. New players are recommended to join at the start of a session. The focus of this class is on introduction and development of tennis fundamentals and games. Ages: 13 – 18 years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8 weeks

Class is typically taught with mini-nets and low compression balls. The focus is drills to help improve coordination, groundstrokes, volleys, and understanding of the basics of the game of tennis. The goal of this class is to introduce young players to the tennis and instill an enjoyment of the game. Ages: 4 – 6 years | Duration: 1 hour Cost: $20 / class | Class length: 8 weeks

AQUATICS

REFUND/CREDIT POLICY FOR SWIM LESSONS AND SWIM TEAM: If the facility is closed for an unforeseen reason, the swim lesson for that date or dates will be credited or refunded to the patrons account. We do no provide make-up lessons, credits, or refunds for any dates missed by patrons for any reason. All swim lessons are non refundable.

The West Hollywood Aquatics Center strives to offer affordable and safe Aquatics Programs for the entire community. These aquatic programs are offered to people of all ages. The pool is located at 647 N. San Vicente Boulevard between Melrose and Santa Monica. It is conveniently located inside of the West Hollywood Park, adjacent to the West Hollywood Library. The pool features a disabled access ramp, as well as ladders and stairs for convenient entry to all. OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 6 am - 7 pm. VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR CLASS DESCRIPTIONS: www.weho.org/recreation

FACILITY CLOSURES DATES: March 27, May 29

weSwim Spring Swim Lessons

PRIVATE

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Ages: 4 years and up Private lessons are offered for one (private) on one instruction. Classes are scaled to the participantâ€™s skill level.

Session Dates:

Days:

Times: 9:05am

9:35am

10:05am

10:35am

11:05am

11:35am

March 4 - 18

Cost:

Saturday

6157

6158

6159

6160

6161

6162

$37.50

March 5 - 12

Sunday

6164

6165

6166

6167

6168

6169

$25.00

April 1 - 22

Saturday

6143

6144

6145

6146

6147

6148

$50.00

April 2 - 23

Sunday

6150

6151

6152

6153

6154

6155

$50.00

May 6 - 20

Saturday

6177

6178

6179

6180

6181

6182

$37.50

May 7 - 21

Sunday

6184

6185

6186

6187

6189

$37.50

weSwim Spring Swim Lessons PARENT/CHILD

Ages: 6 months - 3 years Introducing your young one to aquatics environment as early as possible sets the groundwork for a future of comfortably enjoying water. These classes focus specifically on water acclimation and basic safely for you and your child around water. Classes focus on getting your little one comfortable in a pool setting. Session Dates:

Days:

Times: 10:05am

10:35am

April 1 - 22

Cost:

Saturday

6137

6138

$20.00

April 2 - 23

Sunday

6140

6141

$20.00

May 6 - 20

Saturday

6171

6172

$15.00

May 7 - 21

Sunday

6174

6175

$15.00

BLAST is a year-round competitive swim team offering high quality professional coaching and technique instruction for all ages and abilities. The goal of our team is to provide every swimmer an opportunity to improve swimming skills and achieve success at their own personal level of ability from novice to international competitor. Led by a philosophy that hard work, consistency, dedication and good sportsmanship are requirements for great success; swimmers, coaches and families must work and bond together as a team to achieve the maximum level of success. The BLAST experience will instill positive life qualities and skills benefiting athletes far beyond their years on the team. Always remember to “Strive For Excellence!” https://www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?team=cahpsc Practice Times: 4 pm - 6 pm

Lap Swim Schedule

The dates and times of this program vary; please refer to weho.org/residents/recreationservices/ parks-and-facilities/west-hollywood-pool for the most current schedule.

AQUATICS

Blast Swim Team

LAP SWIM SESSION FEES: Residents: $2 (per session) Non-Residents: $5 (per session) LAP SWIM PASS FEES: Residents: $15 [10 SWIMS] Residents: $35 [25 SWIMS] Non-Residents: $25 [10 SWIMS] Non-Residents: $60 [25 SWIMS]

Family Swim Hours

The dates and times of this program vary; please refer to weho.org/residents/ recreationservices/parks-and-facilities/ west-hollywood-pool for the most current schedule.

Water Fitness Classes

Join our water fitness instructors they will work with you to meet your current fitness needs. Water allows the body to move in ways it is unable to on land. It supports you throughout full ranges of motion and lets you focus on specific muscles for strengthening or rehabilitating. Water Fitness is an excellent way to strengthen your core muscles and improve your flexibility and cardio vascular health while reducing impact to your joints. Class Times: Monday - Friday 10:05 am - 11:05 am WATER FITNESS CLASS DROP-IN FEES: Residents: $4 per class Non-Residents: $6 per class Senior (55+)/Disabled: $3 per class WATER FITNESS PASS [10 CLASSES]: Residents: $35 Non-Residents: $55 Senior (55+)/Disabled: $20 Residency is determined by providing valid proof of West Hollywood residence upon admission. Proof of Residency is determined by using a valid California Driver’s License or ID, Military ID, and/or Utility Bill.

Recreation Swim Hours

The dates and times of this program vary; please refer to weho.org/residents/recreationservices/ parks-and-facilities/west-hollywood-pool for the most current schedule. RECREATIONAL SWIM SESSION FEES: Adult Residents: $2 Adult Non-Residents: $3 Child Residents: $1 Child Non-Residents: $2

FAMILY SWIM SESSION FEES: Adult Residents: $2 (per session) Adult Non-Residents: $3 (per session) Child Residents: $1 (per session) Child Non-Residents: $2 (per session)

GENERAL INFORMATION WWW.WEHO.ORG/RECREATION

REGISTRATION/RESERVATION AND REFUND POLICY Registration Information R egistration is required for all recreation programs. Register early, as programs may have to be cancelled without the minimum enrollment. R ecreation programs are NOT prorated.  Register online at www.weho.org/recreation or you may register in person at West Hollywood Park or Plummer Park.  Check, credit card, or money orders are accepted forms of payment. NO CASH.

Late Pick-Up Policy P arents and/or Guardians must pick children and youth participants ON TIME at the end of each class or camp day. THERE IS NO GRACE PERIOD. Should the participant be picked up late, a $1 per minute late fee will be charged, starting the minute after the end of class. Late fees much be paid before the child can return to the program or class. If a parent or guardian is repeatedly late picking up their child, they risk suspension from the program without refund.

Recreation Programs Refund Policy R equests for withdrawals, refunds or transfers for all Recreation Programs require written notice via email to recreation@weho. org ten days prior to start date of the program. Submitting a refund request does not ensure the refund will be granted.  Make-up classes or refund will NOT be given for any dates missed by patron for any reason.  Full refunds are available for classes that are cancelled by the city.  A refund check is issued for all check or money order transactions. This refund process takes 4 - 6 weeks. Credit card transactions will be refunded to the same credit card within five business days.  A $5 administrative fee will be charged per transaction per participant.

Aquatics Facility Credit / Refund Policy  I f the facility is closed for an unforeseen reason, the Aquatics programs or classes for that date or dates will be refunded to the patrons account.  Make-up lessons, or refunds will not be given for any dates missed by patrons for any reason.  Requests for withdrawals, refunds, and transfers for all Aquatics programs and classes must be made ten days prior to the start date of the program or class.  Requests for withdrawals, refunds, and transfers for all Aquatics programs, classes, and memberships must be submitted via email to the Aquatics Coordinator, Cortez Jordan, at cjordan@ weho.org.

Reservation Information F acility reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance and up to three months in advance.  You may reserve facilities online at www.weho.org/recreation.

Facility Reservation Refund Policy R eservation refunds or change of facility require written notice ten days prior to reservation date via email to recreation@ weho.org. Submitting a refund request does not ensure the refund will be granted.  Refunds will not be issued with less than ten day notice.  Rental refunds of Picnic Zones will not be made due to weather conditions.  A refund check is issued for all check or money order transactions. This refund process takes 4 - 6 weeks. Credit card transactions will be refunded to the same credit card within five business days.  A $5 administrative fee will be charged per transaction per participant.

www.weho.org/recreation

PARK FACILITIES

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West Hollywood Park (323) 848-6534 647 North San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood Park Hours: 6 am - 12 midnight Office Hours: 9 am - 10 pm Tiny Tot Office: (323) 848-6537

West Hollywood Pool (323) 848-6538

PARK FACILITIES

647 North San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood

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William S. Hart Park (Dog Park) (323) 848-6308

The City of West Hollywood has a variety of parks, a swimming pool, tennis and paddle courts, and one community garden.

Kings Road Park is reservable for community events Monday through Saturday on a limited basis. No bookings are accepted for Sundays. Call the park offices for details. All park facilities are open seven days a week.

Plummer Park (323) 848-6530 7377 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood Park Hours: 6 am - 10 pm Office Hours: 9 am - 10 pm

Sal Guarriello Veteran’s Memorial 8461 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood

Community Garden (323) 848-6533 1201 Detroit St., West Hollywood Community Garden Supervisor: Marina Rabinovich

POCKET PARKS Pocket Parks Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am - dusk Saturday & Sunday 10 am - dusk

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Formosa Park 1140 N. Formosa Ave., West Hollywood

Havenhurst Park

Plummer Park Community Center Closure FULL CLOSURES: March 27, May 29

West Hollywood Park Closure FULL CLOSURES: March 27, May 29

West Hollywood Pool Closures FACILITY CLOSURES DATES: March 27, May 29

1351 Havenhurst Ave., West Hollywood

Laurel Avenue Park

West Hollywood and Plummer Park facilities are available for recreational events, community meetings, and sports activities.

8341 De Longpre Ave., West Hollywood Park Hours: 10 am - 6 pm

1343 North Laurel Ave., West Hollywood

Kings Road Park (323) 848-6534 1000 Kings Road, West Hollywood

City of West Hollywood Recreation Services

PRESORTED STANDARD

U.S. Postage

8300 Santa Monica Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90069 (323) 848-6308

PAID

Permit No. 288 Anaheim, CA

ECRWSS

RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER

FOR MORE INFORMATION (323) 848-6530

JUNK IN THE TRUNK Date: Saturday, March 18, 2017 #6201 Time: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Location: Plummer Park, North Parking Lot Fee: $15 Ages: 18 and up Community Market! Put your junk in the trunk and join the Recreation Division as we host a rummage sale.  Parking Sale spots are $15 per space (one space per family)  Advanced registration required.  T his will be ‘yard sale’ items only. No vendor goods.  Set up begins at 8 am. No cars will be allowed to enter the North Lot after 9 am.  C ompact car, SUV only. No oversize vehicles. FREE ADMISSION FOR SHOPPERS. For more info call (323) 848-6546.

Community Market