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City of San Gabriel Grapevine
Arts Recreation Leisure Classes
SPRING 2020
CLASS REGISTRATION BEGINS – MARCH 9
‘EGG’STRAORDINARY SPRING CELEBRATION – PAGE 5
CINCO DE MAYO – PAGE 6
Coming This Summer!
Summer Camp 2020
San Gabriel's Summer Camp is for designed youth ages 5-12. Summer Camp will run from
June 8 through August 14 and feature a variety of fun activities including
excursions, games, and crafts.
Bulldog Sports Camp
Bulldog Sports Camp, geared for middle school aged youth, kicks off June 8 at Jefferson
Middle School and runs through July 3. This free camp is Monday - Friday from
12:30-3:30 p.m. Bulldog Sports Camp will reinforce the basic fundamentals of basketball
and volleyball skills, work on core strength, and focus on teamwork and sportsmanship.
Free Summer Program Locations
McKinley Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, & Smith Park
Aquatic Programs at Smith Park Pool
BOGA, Jr Lifeguarding, Mermaid Academy and Swim Lessons!
May 18
Registration starts for Swim Lessons
June 10
Swim lessons, lap swim and water fitness classes begin
June 18
Smith Park Pool opens for Recreational Swim
Hours of operation:
Wednesday - Saturday: 1:00-3:30 p.m. & Tuesday Evenings: 7:00-9:00 p.m.
For more information on summer youth programs contact the
Community Services Department at 626.308.2875.
City Hall
425 S. Mission Drive What’s inside the
GUIDE
San Gabriel, CA 91776
626.308.2800
City Council
Jason Pu, Mayor
Denise Menchaca, Vice Mayor Spring 2020
Juli Costanzo, Councilmember
John R. Harrington, Councilmember
Chin Ho Liao, Councilmember
4 Welcome to the Guide
5 Special Events
Elected Officials
Julie Nguyen, City Clerk 6 Cinco de Mayo
Kevin B. Sawkins, City Treasurer
8 Mission Playhouse
City Officials
Mark Lazzaretto, City Manager
10 Youth Programs
Arminé Chaparyan, Assistant City Manager/
Community Development Director
11 Community Programs
Keith Lemieux, City Attorney 12 Youth Classes
15
Edward M. Macias, Director of Human Resources &
Risk Management Adult Classes
19
Ken Louie, Interim Finance Director
Older Adults
Gene Harris, Police Chief
Steve Wallace, Interim Fire Chief
Greg de Vinck, Public Works Director/
21 Trips & Tours
City Engineer
Sharon Clark, Chief City Clerk
23 Community Connections
Rebecca Perez, Community Services/
Mission Playhouse Director
24 Where To Find Us
25 Calendar
26 Activity Registration Form
www.sangabrielcity.com
On the cover...
Join us for the "Egg"straordinary Spring Celebration on
April 11. See page 5 for more information.
Welcome
to the GUIDE
Spring is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy
Saturday, March 21
all that our community has to offer. We invite you Events begin at 9:00 a.m.
to visit our parks and get involved in the many Check-In starts at 7:45 a.m.
programs, classes and events listed in the Guide.
Join us for the ‘Egg’straordinary Spring OPEN TO ALL SAN GABRIEL RESIDENTS
Celebration held on Saturday, April 11 at Smith OR SGUSD STUDENTS GRADES 2-8
Park. Hosted in conjunction with San Gabriel
Kiwanis, the event will feature the pancake
breakfast, egg hunt, pancake races and more.
Jefferson Middle School
The 4th Annual Cinco de Mayo event will 1372 East Las Tunas Drive
be held on Friday, May 1 in the Historic Mission
San Gabriel, CA 91776
District. Join us for this festive event complete
with food, entertainment, cultural activities,
artisans and more! A pentathlon is a mini-decathlon, consisting of 5 track & field
events: Each participant must compete in all 5 events.
On Saturday, May 16, we invite you to join us No prior track and field experience is required.
for San Gabriel’s Play Day, a family fun event
celebrating the 55th anniversary of La Laguna de
San Gabriel. You won’t want to miss the festivities Practices will be held February 18 - March 20 at Coolidge,
for this historic landmark, complete with food, Washington, Wilson & McKinley Elementary. School sites are open
games, entertainment and family fun! M-T-TH-F from 2:15-5 p.m. Wednesdays 1:30-5 p.m.
Pre-registration is required. To register, submit a completed
For more information on these and other
application and a copy of the participant's age verification to the
activities, look further into the pages of the Guide
and visit the city website at www.sangabrielcity. Community Services Department (250 South Mission Dr.) by Friday,
com. We look forward to seeing you out and March 13. Qualifying participants will advance to the 2020
about this spring! S.C.M.A.F. Track & Field Championship held on Sunday, June 7th.
For more information, contact Recreation Specialist,
Rebecca Perez
Community Services/Mission Playhouse Director Danielle Adriano at dadriano@sgch.org
or call the Community Services Department at (626) 308-2875.
Persons with Disabilities. Any person with a disability, who requires a modification
or accommodation in order to participate in the city events, programs or activities in
this publication, should direct such request to the Community Services Department at
626.308.2875 at least 48 hours before the event, if possible.
For more information, visit our website at www.sangabrielcity.com.
250 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, CA 91776
626.308.2875
Para recibir información en Español de los Programas de Recreación - por favor mande su
nombre, domicilio y zona a: Spanish Information, 250 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, CA 91776,
o llame: 626.308.2875 para ponerse en la lista de clientes.
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For more information, contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875 or visit the
city’s website at www.sangabrielcity.com.
www.sangabrielcity.com 5 Spring 2020
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Health & Wellness Fair for Older Adults
Wednesday, May 27 • 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
May is “Senior Health and Fitness Month” and to celebrate, the
Community Services Department is hosting the 10th Annual
Health and Wellness Fair. The fair will take place at the Adult
Recreation Center, 324 S. Mission Dr. Participants will have an
opportunity to gather free information on health and wellness
services available throughout the San Gabriel Valley. Services
available on the day of the event may include, but are not
limited to, blood pressure checks, glucose testing and spinal
screenings. Lunch will be available to the first 75 older adult
participants who register by May 3. There is a $3 suggested donation for lunch.
To register for lunch please call 626-308-2823. For more information on the fair contact Recreation
Supervisor, Matthew Morales-Stevens at 626-308-2875 or mmoralesstevens@sgch.org.
Fire Service Day New Passport
Saturday, May 9 Service Hours
10:00 am - 3:00 p.m.
Fire Station 51 The San Gabriel Community
Services Department, located at
1303 South Del Mar Ave.
250 South Mission Drive, is a
Live demonstrations, station tours, designated Passport Acceptance Agency, authorized
activities & more! by the U.S. Department of State to accept Passport
applications. The Department will be extending
passport services by offering services Monday
and Friday from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm and the first
Saturday of each month by appointment only. The
complete listing of passport service hours are:
Monday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Tuesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Wednesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Thursday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm (by appointment)
Appointments are available on the first Saturday
of each month. For more information about
passport services, contact the Community Services
Department at 626.308.2875.
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Spring at the Playhouse
Friday, March 13 7:30 pm Sunday, April 5 2:00 pm Friday, May 15
Saturday, March 14 7:30 pm Esperanza Flores Ballet Folklorico presents Saturday, May 16
Sunday, March 15 2:00 pm Fiesta Internacional Sunday, May 17
Temple City Performing Arts presents 626.488.0761 Mission Playhouse & United Charity
Newsies Foundation present
626.548.5160 Saturday, April 18 7:00 pm Asian Pacific American Festival
America Chinese Dance Association (FREE Event!)
Sunday, March 22 2:30 pm presents 626.308.2865
Mission Playhouse presents 33rd Annual Chinese Dance Festival
Silent Sundays Series: Harold Lloyd’s 626.487.6989 Sunday, May 31 2:30 pm
The Freshman Mission Playhouse presents
626.308.2865 Saturday, April 25 2:00 pm Silent Sundays Series: Charlie
Theatre Experience of Southern California Chaplin’s The Gold Rush
Friday, March 27 8:00 pm presents 626.308.2865
VISM Entertainment presents Seussical the Musical
Comedian Li Dan 800.514.2787 Sunday, June 7 3:00 pm
Olympia Philharmonic Society presents
Saturday, March 28 7:30 pm Sunday, May 3 2:30 pm Olympia Youth Orchestra 20th
Mariachi Women’s Foundation presents Chinese Outreach presents Anniversary Concert (FREE Event!)
7th Annual Mariachi Women’s Love of Mother 626.447.5839/626.242.3579
Festival 818.913.5783
Visit missionplayhouse.org for more information.
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Comedy great Harold Lloyd heads to college
in his biggest box office hit
Silent Sundays continue with
The Freshman on March 22nd
Bring the family to the Playhouse March 22nd at 2:30pm for
a Sunday afternoon at the movies featuring the 1925 collegiate
comedy, The Freshman, starring silent comedy great Harold Lloyd!
Lloyd plays Harold Lamb, a kind-hearted, optimistic, and
“bespectacled go-getter who heads off to college thinking his
experiences will be just like the ones he saw in the movies”
(tcm.com). He soon realizes though that college is not what
it seems. In the hopes of becoming popular on campus, he
tries joining the football team. “This crowd pleaser is a gleeful
showcase for Lloyd’s slapstick brilliance and incandescent charm.”
(criterion.com).
The Freshman was Lloyd’s biggest box office hit. Called the
‘grand-daddy’ of college comedies, the film influenced college
themed films thereafter. In 1990, The Freshman was added
to the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry, deemed as
"culturally, historically or aesthetically significant."
Accompanying the film on the Playhouse’s 1924 Mighty
Wurlitzer theater pipe organ is American Theatre Organ Society’s
Organist of the Year (2012) Mark Herman.
The series concludes with Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush
(1925) which “charts a prospector’s search for fortune in the
Klondike and his discovery of romance” on May 31st. It was the
film that Chaplin stated he would most like to be remembered by
and remains “one of cinema’s enduring classics, starring, written,
and directed by the twentieth century’s first media superstar”
(tcm.com).
Purchase your tickets for $10 at the Playhouse Box Office
Tuesdays/Thursdays from 2:00pm-6:00pm or day of show for
$12. Tickets can also be purchased online (subject to additional
fees). Group rate tickets are available. Visit missionplayhouse.org
to learn more.
Photos courtesy of the Harold Lloyd Trust
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GUIDE YOUTH PROGRAMS
Elementary Programs
The After School Recreation Programs at Coolidge, McKinley, Washington and Wilson
Elementary Schools will run through Thursday, June 4. The program is five days a week,
excluding non-student days, from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. and 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. on Wednesdays.
This FREE program is a great opportunity for your child to get some assistance with
homework, stay active and have fun! Be sure to ask the Recreation Leaders at your school
site about the All-City Pentathlon, Drill Team Competition, soccer and other activities during
the spring. If your child is interested in training for the All-City Pentathlon, they can do so at
any of the after school program sites between February 18 and March 19.
Jefferson Middle School Programs
Jefferson Middle School students are provided the opportunity to try-out for the high
school preparatory sports program this spring. Sports offered this spring are girls’ softball
and boys’ volleyball. The program is offered Monday through Thursday, during afterschool
hours, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. If selected, participants will represent Jefferson Middle
School in the 210 League, which consists of 11 middle schools in the geographic area.
Visit the San Gabriel Recreation Leaders after school for more information.
Drill Team Competition
The San Gabriel Community Services Department will hold the 62nd Annual
Drill Team Competition on Thursday, May 21. The competition will take
place at 6:30 p.m. in the Jefferson Middle School gym. Youth in grades 3-5
from San Gabriel’s public elementary schools will participate in this exciting
competition that develops teamwork and rhythmic coordination through
group routine performances. All interested participants should sign up with
their designated after school Recreation Leaders.
Spring Break Trip to Knott’s Berry Farm
Get ready to enjoy a day at “America’s #1 Theme Park”! The trip will be Thursday,
April 2 and will depart at 9:00 a.m. and return by 6:00 p.m. to the Mission
Playhouse parking lot, 320 S. Mission Dr. All ages are welcome. Ages 6 and under
must be accompanied by an adult. Be sure to bring extra money for lunch, souvenirs
and treats. Youth participants who are attending without parent supervision will
be grouped with experienced Recreation Leaders. The fee is $35 per ticket and
participants must be register no later than Monday, March 23.
Spring Break Specialty Camps, see page 12 for more information.
For more information about youth programs, visit sangabrielcity.com or contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875.
www.sangabrielcity.com 10 Spring 2020GUIDE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Swim
with SGSG City to Honor Troops
The San Gabriel Sea Gulls (SGSG) is a competitive age group,
year-round, swim team based in San Gabriel. Since 1991, The City of San Gabriel will be honoring all members of the
SGSG has developed over 650 Southern California Swimming Armed Forces at the 2020 Kids’ Day and 4th of July Parade.
Junior Olympic Swimmers, five USA Swimming Senior National An “Honor Wall” will recognize all current and past troops that
Swimmers and over 265 American Red Cross lifeguards trained live in the City of San Gabriel. The “Honor Wall” will list the
and certified. SGSG is a safe sport recognized program through name, branch, years served and a photo. If you or someone
USA Swimming. SGSG promotes safer pools, safer athletes and you know served our country in one of the five branches
promotes water safety awareness. of the United States Military and would like to display their
information on the Honor Wall, contact Lucy Hakobian,
For more information, please visit www.sgsg.org or email Head
Community Services Manager, at 626.308.2875.
Coach, George Young at gyinstitute@hotmail.com.
SAN GABRIEL LIBRARY EVENTS
Come to the Library this spring. All events are FREE and open to the public.
Story Times:
Tuesday Baby Story Time
10:45 am Stories, songs, rhyme & play for infants up to 23 months.
Wednesday Toddler Story Time
10:30 am Early literacy with books, games and music for ages 2-3.
Saturday Play & Explore
10:45 am Playtime with toys and music for ages 0-3.
Special Events:
Computer Basics for Older Adults – Mondays, April 6 - 27, 10:30 am -12:30 pm
Experts from Senior Tech Club introduce a new concept each week in this free, four-week workshop.
El Día de los Niños/El Día de los Libros – Saturday, May 2, 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Enjoy a bilingual family concert with Nathalia Palis and art activity. Free book giveaway for children San Gabriel Library
while supplies last. 500 S. Del Mar Ave.
Mother's Day Tea – Saturday, May 9, 2:00 - 3:00 pm San Gabriel CA 91776
Bring your mother or favorite friend to the San Gabriel Library Mother's Day Tea for munchies, tea, 626.287.0761
and lovely art projects.
April’s Fools Comedy Troupe – Saturday, May 16, 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Prepare yourself for laughter as you experience the art of improvisation and participate in the show.
Appropriate for all ages.
www.sangabrielcity.com 11 Spring 2020GUIDE YOUTH CLASSES
ACADEMIC CLASSES AQUATICS
Critical Reading and Written Expression Spring Swim Lessons
Critical reading skills are essential for academic success, this course Our Learn to Swim classes are for children of all ages and skill levels.
teaches techniques and strategies to improve comprehension. These lessons introduce participants to the aquatic environment,
Students will identify information and ideas; bring outside knowledge, build basic aquatic swimming skills and emphasize water safety skills.
biases and values in, and learn to properly analyze a given text. $40 resident and non-resident. Smith Park Pool.
$10 fee payable to instructor at first class. No class 5/23 & 5/30. Day Date Time Level Age Class
Instructor, AGI staff. Sat 4/25-5/30 8:00-8:50 am Guppies 4-6 1730.201
$90 resident, $95 non-resident. Recreation Center. Sat 4/25-5/30 8:00-8:50 am Seals (Level 2) 6 & Up 1730.202
Day Date Time Age Class Sat 4/25-5/30 8:00-8:50 am Seahorse (Level 3) 6 & Up 1730.203
Sat 3/21-4/18 9:00-10:00 am 7-12 1128.200 Sat 4/25-5/30 9:00-9:50 am Guppies 4-6 1730.204
Sat 4/25-6/6 9:00-10:00 am 7-12 1128.201 Sat 4/25-5/30 9:00-9:50 am Jellyfish (Level 1) 6 & Up 1730.205
Sat 4/25-5/30 9:00-9:50 am Seals (Level 2) 6 & Up 1730.206
Computer Adventure: Typing, Word & Power Point Sat 4/25-5/30 10:00-10:50 am Jellyfish (Level 1) 6 & Up 1730.207
Sat 4/25-5/30 10:00-10:50 am Tadpoles 3-5 1730.208
Develop your typing skills and prepare for many years to come. Basic
Sat 4/25-5/30 10:00-10:50 am Guppies 4-6 1730.209
computer, report writing and presentation skills are taught in this fun class
along with MS Word & Power Point for slide creation & page layout. $10
material fee payable to instructor at first class. No class on 5/23 & 5/30.
Instructor, AGI staff. $90 resident, $95 non-resident. Recreation Center.
DANCE & MUSIC CLASSES
Day Date Time Age Class NEW! Ballet, Tap & Jazz Mini – Tippi Toes Dance
Sat 3/21-4/25 9:00-10:00 am 8-15 1128.202 This class incorporates an even mix of ballet, tap & jazz using high
Sat 5/2-6/6 9:00-10:00 am 8-15 1128.203 energy music. Your ballerina will have a blast learning basic dance
techniques while using their imagination and building confidence.
Math Workshop Class integrates high-energy, kid-friendly music, which incorporates
Experience a practical approach to math problem solving and hands-on ballet, tap & jazz choreography. Class is completed with a sticker and
practice for 3rd - 8th graders. Whether your student needs to sharpen the a high five! Ballet slippers recommended (we do not use tap shoes
foundational math skills for chapter review, assistance on a new topic or at this facility). Optional Spring Recital participation in May (additional
test preparation. $10 fee payable to instructor at first class. No class 5/23 fee applies). Must be enrolled in this session and previous session
& 5/30. Instructor, AGI staff. $90 resident, $95 non-resident. to participate. Visit www.TippiToesDance.com for more information.
Recreation Center. No class 5/16. Instructor, Tippi Toes staff. $112 resident, $117 non-
Day Date Time Age Class resident. Recreation Center.
Sat 3/21-4/18 10:00-11:00 am 8-15 1128.204 Day Date Time Age Class
Sat 4/25-6/6 10:00-11:00 am 8-15 1128.205 Wed 3/25-5/13 5:15-6:00 pm 3-5 1328.201
Sat 3/28-5/23 11:15 am-12:00 pm 3-5 1328.203
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NEW! Hawaiian/Polynesian Dance & Hula Hoop
Discover the beautiful and fun dances of Hawaii and Polynesia. Students
SPECIALTY CAMPS
will learn how to dance and tell a graceful story using their hands. NEW! Engineering FUNdamentals with LEGO®
Course teaches coordination, increases confidence and broadens Ratchet up your imagination with tens of thousands of LEGO®parts! In
cultural awareness. Instructor, Lori Andrews. $115 resident, $120 non- this workshop we will apply engineering, architecture, creativity and fun
resident. Recreation Center. to create a magical Winter Wonderland! Build motorized contraptions
Day Date Time Age Class like snowmobiles, gondolas, or a hilltop village, slopes for LEGO skiers
Thu 3/26-5/14 5:00-6:00 pm 3-12 1330.200 and sledders. LEGO® beginners and experts are welcome! Play-well
NEW! Hip-Hop/Pop – Tippi Toes Dance instructors. $169 resident, $174 non-resident. Recreation Center.
Using popular and current music, the students start learning dances Day Date Time Age Class
and choreography quickly, as well as learning various dance elements. Mon-Fri 3/30-4/3 9:00 am-12:00 pm 5-10 2537.200
Our version of hip hop/pop dance is extremely tasteful and clean. Our NEW! Spring Break Sports Camp
priority is offering age-appropriate material while building confidence. Kick off spring break with an all staff coaching staff, award-winning
Optional Spring Recital participation in May (additional fee applies). curriculum, camp awards and more! Powered by Breakthrough Sports, this
Must be enrolled in this session and previous session to participate in is an inclusive, high-energy camp used to focus on the fundamentals of
recital. Visit www.TippiToesDance.com for more information. Instructor, basketball and to help children of ALL skill levels improve their game while
Tippi Toes staff. $112 resident, $117 non-resident. Recreation Center. helping to boost confidence! Instructor, Breakthrough Sports staff. $155
Day Date Time Age Class resident, $160 non-resident. Marshall Park.
Wed 3/25-5/13 6:15-7:00 pm 6-12 1328.204 Day Date Time Age Class
Piano Mon-Fri 3/30-4/3 9:00 am-12:00 pm 6-16 7000.200
Learn to read notes and play lovely melodies! Instructor, Qian Yu. $108
resident, $113 non-resident. $10 lab fee due at first class. Qian Art
Studio, 201 W. Las Tunas Dr. Ste. E
Day Date Time Age Class TINY TOTS
Beginner
Sat 3/28-5/30 3:00-3:30 pm 6 & Up 2036.200 NEW! Toddler and Me – Tippi Toes Dance
Sun 3/29-5/31 11:30 am-12:00 pm 4-5 2036.202 Music, movement, balance and the basic dance steps are introduced
Advanced to boys and girls in a fun, friendly and positive manner with mom,
Sat 3/28-5/30 3:30-4:00 pm 6 & Up 2036.203 dad or another loved one participating. Class begins with circle
Sun 3/29-5/31 12:00-12:30 pm 4-5 2036.204 time, then continues with high-energy, kid-friendly music which
Sun 3/29-5/31 12:30-1:00 pm 6 & Up 2036.205 incorporates basic choreography and is completed with a sticker and
a high five! Visit www.TippiToesDance.com for more information.
NEW! Musical Theatre Instructor, Tippi Toes staff. $100 resident, $105 non-resident.
Have fun and explore your creative abilities in theatre! Taught by San Recreation Center.
Gabriel Valley Musical Theatre (SGVMT) professionals, this course will Day Date Time Age Class
provide students with coaching in singing, acting, dance, character Wed 3/25-5/13 4:30-5:00 pm 1.5-3 1328.200
development, and text analysis in a fun and creative environment.
Instructor, SGVMT staff. $263 resident, $268 non-resident. Recreation Kindermusik Mixed-Age
Center. Discover an engaging musical world with your child through singing,
Day Date Time Age Class moving, listening, playing with small instruments and making friends!
Sat 3/28-5/30 9:00-11:00 am 8-17 2540.200 Materials include simple, age-appropriate instruments or props and
online access to downloadable class songs, lyrics, activities and an
Violin e-book. New materials every session. $25 material fee for the first
This class is an introduction to violin. Students will learn basic skills in a child and $6 for each additional sibling due at first class. Instructor,
small group. Students must bring their own violin. $10 lab fee due at first Miss Emily. $61 resident, $66 non-resident. Recreation Center.
class. $80 resident, $85 non-resident. Qian Art Studio, 201 W. Las Tunas Day Date Time Age Class
Dr, Ste. E, San Gabriel. Instructor, Qian Yu. Thu 4/9-4/30 10:00-10:45 am 0-6 2312.200
Day Date Time Age Class Thu 5/7-5/28 10:00-10:45 am 0-6 2312.201
Sun 3/29-5/31 1:00-1:30 pm 6 & Up 2036.206
Kinder Gymnastics
Voice Develop flexibility, coordination, strength and self -confidence in this
Learn how to sing like a star! Instructor, ARK International staff. $70 high quality course. This program is designed for the introduction of
resident, $75 non-resident per session. $10 material fee due at first basic fundamental skills of gymnastics. Instructor, Payke Gymnastics Staff.
class. Recreation Center. $147 resident, $152 non-resident. Located at Payke Gymnastics, 107 S.
Day Date Time Age Class Garfield Ave, Alhambra.
Wed 3/25-4/22 4:30-5:00 pm 5-11 2013.200 Day Date Time Age Class
Wed 4/29-5/27 4:30-5:00 pm 5-11 2013.201 Tue 3/24-5/12 3:15-4:00 pm 3.5-5 2439.201
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YOUTH SPORT CLASSES Kidz Love Soccer - Soccer 1: Techniques and Teamwork
Learn dribbling, passing, defense and shooting goals! Fun skill games
Beginner Gymnastics are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball
Develop flexibility, coordination, strength and self confidence in at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced
this high quality class. This class covers basic body positions and gradually. Perfect for first time players while being fun and engaging
movement on gymnastics apparatus. Instructor, Payke Gymnastics for kids with some experience. Shin guards are required after the first
Staff. $172 resident, $177 non-resident. Payke Gymnastics, meeting. Instructor, Kidz Love Soccer Coaches. $85 resident, $90
107 S. Garfield Ave, Alhambra. non-resident. Marshall Park.
Day Date Time Age Class Day Date Time Age Class
Mon 3/23-5/11 3:00-3:55 pm 5-7 2439.202 Fri 4/10-5/15 3:45-4:30 pm 5-6 2438.202
Kenpo Karate
Learn this popular Martial Art that teaches defense, powerful hand
strikes and quick adaptation to different stances. Participants will
YOUTH TENNIS CLASSES
develop confidence, discipline and self-respect. Uniforms and Super Keikis Youth Tennis
equipment are required after the first class and are available through Cultivate your child's skills and dedication to fitness through tennis!
the Sensei. No class 4/21 & 5/19. Sensei, Alysia Huang. $62 Learn basic tennis skills and techniques. $5 ball fee collected at first
resident, $67 non-resident. Adult Center. lesson. Instructor, Frank Choi. $90 resident, $95 non-resident. Location
Day Date Time Age Class – Tues, Thurs and Fri classes at Smith Park; Sat classes at Washington
Tue 3/24-5/26 6:00-7:30 pm 5 & Up 1918.200 School.
Kidz Love Soccer - Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer Day Date Time Age Class
Introduce your toddler to the world’s most popular sport! As you Beginner
participate together in our fun age-appropriate activities, your child Thu 3/26-5/14 4:00-5:00 pm 5-12 2414.200
will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. Fri 3/27-5/15 4:00-5:00 pm 5-12 2414.201
The fun happens on the field, and in Mommy, Daddy & Me Soccer Sat 3/28-5/16 9:30-10:30 am 5-12 2414.202
parents are a part of the action! Instructor, Kidz Love Soccer Coaches. Intermediate
$85 resident, $90 non-resident. Marshall Park. Thu 3/26-5/14 5:00-6:00 pm 5-12 2414.203
Day Date Time Age Class Fri 3/27-5/15 5:00-6:00 pm 5-12 2414.204
Fri 4/10-5/15 5:15-5:45 pm 2-3.5 2438.200 Sat 3/28-5/16 8:30-9:30 am 5-12 2414.205
Kidz Love Soccer - Tot/Pre-Soccer NEW! Jr Rally Fun Play
Teaches basic techniques of soccer and builds self-esteem through This course incorporates skills learned in Super Keikis Youth Tennis to
participation and fun activities. Children learn to follow instructions in incorporate into playing games on the court and enjoying the game.
a nurturing, age-appropriate environment. Instructor, Kidz Love Soccer Instructor, Frank Choi. $125 resident, $130 non-resident. Thurs classes
Coaches. $85 resident, $90 non-resident. Marshall Park. at Smith Park; Sat classes at Washington School
Day Date Time Age Class Day Date Time Age Class
Fri 4/10-5/15 4:30-5:05 pm 3.5-5 2438.201 Thu 3/26-5/14 6:00-7:30 pm 7-13 2414.212
Sat 3/28-5/16 10:30 am-12:00 pm 7-13 2414.213
Coming Summer 2020
San Gabriel Mission Playhouse and
Community Services Department present
Summer Stock for Students
Musical Theatre Camp
July 2020
Young actors, ages 8-17, learn and strengthen
their acting singing, dancing and stage craft to
perform a Broadway Jr. musical.
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ADULT ART AND MUSIC AQUATICS
Voice for Adults Lap Swim
Learn how to use and perfect your voice! This beginning / Bring a towel and hop in! Swim laps at your own pace. You must be
intermediate class emphasizes fundamentals, including breathing, able to swim continually. You may have to share lanes with other
power range, pitch and rhythm. Instructor, ARK International staff. $10 swimmers. No class 5/25. No refunds. Residents $52, non-residents
materials fee due to instructor at first class. $90 resident, $95 non- $57. Smith Park Pool.
resident. Recreation Center. Day Date Time Class
Day Date Time Class M/W/F 3/23-4/24 7:30-8:30 pm 1701.200
Wed 3/25-4/22 5:00-6:30 pm 2013.202 M/W/F 4/27-6/1 7:30-8:30 pm 1701.201
Wed 4/29-5/27 5:00-6:30 pm 2013.203
Spring Swim Lessons
Flute Our Learn to Swim classes introduce participants to the aquatic
Lear to play beautiful melodies on the flute. ARK International environment, build basic aquatic swimming skills and emphasize water
instructors. $90 resident, $95 non-resident. Recreation Center. safety skills. $40 resident and non-resident. Smith Park Pool.
Day Date Time Level Age Class Day Date Time Level Age Class
Wed 3/25-4/22 4:00-4:30 pm Adult 7 & Up 12013.204 Sat 4/25-5/30 8:00-8:50 am Adult 16 & Up 1730.200
Wed 4/29-5/27 4:00-4:30 pm Adult 7 & Up 12013.205
Water Aerobics
Watercolor: Intermediate/Advanced Get ready to burn calories and feel great! Exercises are low impact.
This popular class, designed for intermediate and advanced Instructor led with additional lifeguard on deck. No class 5/25.
students, covers color theory, value study, design composition Residents $52, non-residents $57. Smith Park Pool.
and unique attributes of watercolor. Instructor, Fealing Lin. $103 Day Date Time Class
residents, $108 non-residents. Recreation Center. M/W/F 3/23-4/24 7:30-8:30 pm 1702.200
Day Date Time Class M/W/F 4/27-6/1 7:30-8:30 pm 1702.201
Thurs 3/26-5/14 12:00-3:00 1222.200
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DANCE NEW! Hawaiian/Polynesian Dance
Aloha! Learn how to move your hips to the drumbeat of Polynesia! Learn
Ballroom Dance - Beginning beautiful dances from Hawaii and Polynesia, enhance coordination,
Learn basic Foxtrot, Rumba, Waltz, Cha Cha and Swing. Good posture, confidence and how to tell a graceful story with your hands. Instructor,
leading and following are emphasized as you learn patterns that can Lori Andrews. $115 resident, $120 non-resident. Recreation Center.
be used in a variety of dances. No class 5/25. Instructor, Don McGuire. Day Date Time Class
$54 resident, $59 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. Thu 3/26-5/14 6:00-7:00 pm 1328.201
Day Date Time Class
Mon 3/23-6/1 7:00-8:00 pm 1325.200 Samba/Rumba
Learn two Latin dance favorites in one class! You'll love the Samba with
Ballroom Dance - Intermediate its lovely, distinctive arms and body styling and the romantic Cuban
The perfect dance class if you're ready for a challenge at the next level. moves of the Rumba. The Rumba portion of the class will feature
Improve your Cha Cha, Foxtrot, and Waltz. Have fun with the East Coast footwork and control for slower tempos. No class 5/25.
Swing and discover the Tango. Instructor, Don McGuire. $54 resident, Instructor, Don McGuire.
$59 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center $54 resident, $59 non-resident. Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class Day Date Time Class
Tue 3/24-5/26 8:00-9:00 pm 1325.201 Mon 3/23-6/1 8:00-9:00 pm 1325.203
East Coast Swing/Hustle
Learn the most popular of all the swing dances, the East Coast Swing,
plus a bonus introduction to 70's sensation, the Hustle! Most of the
patterns you'll learn in East Coast Swing can be converted to the Hustle
so you'll learn two dances for the price of one! Instructor, Don McGuire.
$54 resident, $59 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Tue 3/24-5/26 7:00-8:00 pm 1325.202
Flamenco International Basic
Learn one of the world’s loveliest and expressive dance forms. You will
learn styles including the use of fans, castanets, Spanish shawls and
hats. Instructor, Maria Elena Megallon. $59 resident, $64 non-resident.
Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Sat 3/28-5/16 1:00-2:00 pm 1323.200
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FITNESS
Retro Fusion Fitness
Whether you're just getting started or want to continue to slim down
and keep fit, this class is for you. You'll connect with music of different
eras and pick up on simple, easy-to learn steps. Every beat is filled
with exhilarating moves designed to give you a fun, full-body workout.
No class 4/18. Instructor, Corrina. $50 resident, $55 non-resident.
Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Sat 3/28-5/16 1:15-2:15 pm 1315.200
Chair Yoga
Chair yoga is a great way to stay fit. The class helps to engage the
mind, body and breath. It helps to improve posture and strength and
to reduce stress. The intention of the class is to provide yoga to those
who have difficulty getting onto the floor. The class is gentle on the
body but is not intended as rehab. No class 5/25. Instructor, Diane
ENRICHMENT Beglin. $67 resident, $72 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Introduction to Computers for All Ages 18+ Mon 3/30-6/8 10:30-11:30 am 1510.200
Never touched a computer? Maybe you did, but felt confused. This
class is designed for beginners with limited computer knowledge. Gentle Yoga
Participants will learn basic computing skills and the terms. Class A gentle introduction to yoga with an emphasis on breathing,
includes hands-on practice and introduces students who are interested meditation and relaxation exercises as well as restorative poses and
in how to operate a computer. $10 supply fee payable to instructor at exercises to increase strength and flexibility. This class is ideal for new
first class. No class 5/23 & 5/30. Instructors, AGI staff. $90 resident, students, seniors and students who prefer a slower, gentle experience.
$95 non-resident. Recreation Center. Please wear non-restrictive clothing, bring a sticky mat, a large towel
Day Date Time Class and an empty stomach. No class 5/25. Instructor, Diane Beglin. $67
Sat 3/21-4/18 10:00 -11:00 am 1128.206 single class Residents, $72 Non-residents. $97 Tues/ Thurs or Mon/
Sat 4/4-6/6 10:00 -11:00 am 1128.207 Weds Residents, $102 Non-residents. Adult Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Mon 3/30-6/8 9:00-10:00 am 1510.201
Wed 4/1-6/3 9:00-10:00 am 1510.202
Mon/Wed 3/30-6/8 9:00-10:00 am 1510.203
Tue 3/31-6/2 5:30-6:30 pm 1510.204
Thu 4/2-6/4 5:30-6:30 pm 1510.205
Tue/Thu 3/31-6/4 5:30-6:30 pm 1510.206
www.sangabrielcity.com 17 Spring 2020GUIDE ADULT CLASSES
Pilates with a Ball
Look and feel better! Pilates really works! Learn Corrina’s "Super-5" to
TENNIS
re-shape your body and get rid of body aches and stiffness. Many of
the exercises are performed lying or sitting on a provided mat. Student Adult Quick Start Tennis
brings a stability ball and 5’stretch band. Instructor, Corrina. $55 Learn and develop tennis skills to apply with match play principles. Ball
resident, $60 non-resident. Recreation Center. fee of $5 per student is due to instructor at first class. Instructor, Frank
Day Date Time Class Choi. $100 resident, $105 non-resident. Smith Park Tennis Courts.
Sun 3/29-5/17 11:00 am-12:15 pm 1515.200 Day Date Time Class
Development Doubles/Singles
Line Dancing- Pop, Rock & Latin Tue 3/24-5/12 7:45-8:45 pm 2414.208
This is fun and fitness! Learn popular line dances to your favorite Th 3/26-5/14 7:45-8:45 pm 2414.209
timeless music. Instructor breaks down each step, making it easy to Basics & Fundamentals
learn even if the dance is challenging. Instructor, Corrina. $50 resident, Fri 3/27-5/15 7:45-8:45 pm 2414.210
$55 non-resident. Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Sun 3/29-5/17 12:15-1:30 pm 1315.201
ZUMBA GOLD - Fun, Fit & Fabulous
Shake what your mama gave you! It's fun, it's fitness with NO
JUMPING. Burn calories as you raise your heart rate with easy-to-follow
dance moves to Latin-inspired rhythms of Merengue, Cha-Cha, Salsa,
Cumbia and Reggaeton. Bring light hand weights and a mat. Instructor,
Corrina. $50 resident, $55 non-resident. Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Sun 3/29-5/17 10:00-11:00 am 1515.201
ZUMBA Dance Fitness
Ditch the workout and join the party! Zumba is a high-energy workout
that combines Latin-based moves such as salsa, merengue, belly
dancing, cumbia and reggae! It is easy to learn and is for all levels. Zumba
will keep you having fun as you dance your way into a healthier and
more fit you! No class 5/25. Instructor, Janeth Quintero. Single day class
meeting $73 resident, $78 non-resident. Monday/Wednesday classes
$122 resident, $127 non-resident. Recreation Center.
Day Date Time Class
Mon 3/30-6/8 7:00-8:00 pm 1529.200
Wed 4/1-6/3 7:00-8:00 pm 1529.201
M/W 3/30-6/3 7:00-8:00 pm 1529.202
www.sangabrielcity.com 18 Spring 2020GUIDE OLDER ADULTS
San Gabriel Adult Recreation Center
The Adult Recreation Center offers a variety of services and
resources for adults 50 years and older.
Location: 324 South Mission Drive, San Gabriel CA
Hours: Monday - Friday, 10 am - 2 pm
Phone: 626.308.2875 for programs and services
626.308.2823 for lunch
Join Us For Lunch!
Lunch is served daily at the San Gabriel Adult Recreation Center
at 11:30 am for anyone 60 and older (reservation check-
in begins at 10:00 am). Choose from the American or
Chinese menu option daily. Suggested donation is
$3 per meal. Monthly menus are available at the
Adult Recreation Center or online at
www.sangabrielcity.com.
Lunch program sponsored by Intervale
Senior Services/YWCA.
Reserve your lunch today!
To make your reservation
call 626.308.2823 between
10:00 am and noon, Monday
through Friday. All reservations must
be made one week in advance.
Resources and Services
Blood Pressure Screenings - 2nd Thursday of the month, 10:45 am to 11:45 am in the Grapevine
Room. Sponsored by Alhambra Hospital.
YMCA San Gabriel Valley - Services include nutrition programs, mental health, case management and
legal services. This organization services the San Gabriel Valley and can be reached at 626.960.2995.
Meals on Wheels - Available for residents of the San Gabriel Valley. Meals include lunch, dinner or
both. Fees apply. For more information or to register, call Macy at 626.256.8187 or visit
www.vcsgv.org/meals-on-wheels.
Social Activities - Birthday celebrations on 3rd Wednesday, special lunches and holiday celebrations.
www.sangabrielcity.com 19 Spring 2020GUIDE OLDER ADULTS
FREE OLDER ADULT PROGRAMS:
Spring Events
Ballroom Dance Class Tuesdays, 12:00-3:00 pm
St. Patrick’s Day Learn the most popular social dance with instruction offered in
Tuesday, March 17 11:30 am-12:45 pm Chinese and English. Adult Recreation Center.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a corned beef and
cabbage lunch and green mock-tails. Creative Art Workshop Fridays, 9-11:00 am
Craft different art forms from some of the best artists in San
Mothers Day Luncheon Gabriel. Instructor will go over supplies needed at first class.
Thursday, May 7 11:30 am-12:45 pm Community Recreation Center..
Let’s celebrate all of the moms! Lunch will be
provided by the Hilton Los Angeles/San Gabriel. Open Computer Time T/Th, 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Enjoy free open computer time where you can check email, surf
Health & Wellness Fair the web and print documents. All connections are secure and
Wednesday, May 27 10:00 am-1:00 pm number of pages printed are limited. Adult Recreation Center.
Get free information on health and wellness
services available in the San Gabriel Valley. Pickleball Open Court M/W, 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Reserve your lunch for these festivities by Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:00am-12:00pm, Free
calling 626.308.2823 one week in advance. Stay active and enjoy a game of Pickleball with friends and new
Lunch is for anyone 60 years and older. acquaintances. Smith Park Tennis Courts.
Grapevine Press
If you would like to receive the Grapevine Press
contact Matthew Morales-Stevens at 626.308.2875
or email mmoralesstevens@sgch.org.
Health & Education Presentations
1st & 3rd Wednesday
of each month from
10:00 am to Creative Art Group Fridays, 10 am-1 pm
11:30 am. Learn different art forms from some of the best artists in San
Pre-registration is Gabriel. Instructor will go over supplies needed at the first class.
recommended and Community Recreation Center.
encouraged.
Quilt with Friends Tuesdays, 9 am-2:30 pm
All quilters welcome! Bring your quilting supplies to work with a
community of other quilters. Community Recreation Center.
www.sangabrielcity.com 20 Spring 2020GUIDE TRIPS & TOURS
South Coast Botanical Gardens
Thursday, May 14 4010.202
Explore diverse and colorful sights with 87-acres of
blooming trees, shrubs, flowers and wildlife habitat in Palos
Verdes. Your visit includes a 1-hour docent led walking tour.
You will also have plenty of time on your own to discover
all the garden has to offer. Lunch is on your own. Walking is
heavy.
8:30 am – 3:30 pm $20
Fullerton Arboretum Guided
Nature Tour
Thursday, June 4 4010.203
Enjoy blooming orchards in the 26-acre garden at California
State University Fullerton with a docent led guided walking
Dodger Stadium Tour tour. Learn about the collections of plants from around the
Thursday, April 2 4010.200 world, wildlife conservation and research. Stop in Buena
Visit Dodger Stadium for a behind-the-scenes exclusive tour. Park for lunch and shopping on your own at Knott’s Berry
Since 1962, Dodger Stadium has welcomed fans from all Farm. Walking is heavy.
corners of the globe and enchanted them with its breathtaking 9:00 am – 4:00 pm $15
views and its storied past. Highlights include a behind-the-
scenes walking clubhouse tour. Visit to Dodger bullpen,
interview room and one-of-a-kind opportunity to peek inside Temple Tours - BAPS Swaminarayan
the Dodger Clubhouse. Lunch is on your own at Grand & Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple
Central Market. Walking is heavy. Thursday, June 11 4010.204
8:00 am-3:00 pm $50 Discover the timeless traditions of Ancient India
embodied in the mandir of the 21st century at the BAPS
Mission San Juan Capistrano Swaminarayan in Chino Hills. Your visit includes a guided
Thursday, April 23 4010.201 walking tour of the spiritual temple and grounds. This will
Spend the day in beautiful San Juan Capistrano. Discover be followed with lunch on your own. The next stop will
artifacts, working buildings, the padres’ living quarters, soldiers’ be at the Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple located on 15 acres in
barracks, American Indian cemetery on a self-guided audio Hacienda Heights in the foothills. Discover the working
tour. Lunch is on your own. Walking is heavy. temple with a guided tour of the spiritual and cultural
9:00 am-4:30 pm $20 center. Walking is moderate.
9:00 am – 5:30 pm $15
Travel News wheelchair and/or trip attendant must be provided by participant.
Please notify staff at time of registration if you are taking a wheelchair
The City of San Gabriel Community Services Department provides to ensure space is available.
trips & tours for adults and children ages 8 and up, accompanied by
an adult. Full payment for trips and tours is taken on a first registered, REFUND POLICY
first seated basis at the Community Services Department. Trips are
ALL refunds are subject to a $10 service charge, unless trip is
subject to cancellation if the required numbers of participants are
cancelled by the Department. Refunds for day trips are processed
not registered by deadline date. Trips depart from the San Gabriel
if cancellation is received 2 weeks prior to the trip, or if there is a
Mission Playhouse parking lot, 320 S. Mission Drive. All cars must be
replacement on our waiting list. Refunds for extended tours are
parked on the Broadway Avenue side of the lot only.
processed if cancellation is received 4 weeks prior to overnight
Participants must be self-sufficient and capable of walking and trip, except where otherwise noted. Trip cancellation insurance is
climbing stairs without assistance of others. If unable to do so, a recommended for overnight trips costing $100 or more.
www.sangabrielcity.com 21 Springr 2020GUIDE TOURS & TRANSPORTATION
Extended Trips & Transportation
Sedona & Grand Canyon Transportation
May 17-21 5010.200 Senior Dial-A-Ride
Journey to the majestic Sedona Arizona and spend your nights amid The City of San Gabriel provides reduced fare
the picturesque red rocks. View the brilliant red rock formations, such transportation for city residents, 62 years and
as Bell Rock, the Cathedral and Snoopy. Visit the artistic community of older and disabled persons. Services available
Jerome, once the known as the “Wild West.” Explore Route 66 history 7:00 am-7:00 pm, for medical appointments,
in Williams. Board the Grand Canyon Railway and journey into Grand local shopping trips, trips to Adult Recreation
Canyon National Park with a guided tour of viewpoints along the South
Center, etc. Service is not available for daily
Rim. Trip highlights include, Grand Canyon Railway trip and tour, motor
coach, four breakfasts, four dinners, two nights’ accommodations at non-medical appointments. Cost is $.50 per
Grand Canyon Railway Hotel and two nights in Sedona. $200 booking one-way trip. To apply, call the Recreation
deposit confirms your reservation, balance due March 17. Department at 626.308.2875.
$2,099 single. $1,499 double per person. Friendly Excursions.
M.T.A. Reduced Fare TAP Cards
The City of San Gabriel offers reduced fare
TAP Cards to city residents 62 years and older
and disabled residents. TAP Card reloads
are sold for $12 a month at the Parks and
Recreation Office, 250 South Mission Drive,
from 8:00 am-4:30 pm Monday through
Friday. For additional information call the
Recreation Department at 626.308.2875.
Access Services
Curb-to-curb para-tranist (dial-a-ride) program
that provides transportation services to
eligible individuals. Access Services can travel
to most locations in the San Gabriel Valley
and downtown Los Angeles. Riders must be
Yosemite certified for Access Services. Candidates must
June 11-13 5010.101 have disabilities and cannot board, ride, or exit
Discover Yosemite National Park. Glaciers transformed the rolling hills from any established bus or rail system. Cost
and streams into the colossal landscape of the present-day park. On is $1.50 per one-way trip. For information on
June 30, 1864, the valley was set aside as the nation’s first national state the certification process, and to arrange trips,
park by Abraham Lincoln. This tour includes the Yosemite tram tour, a call 800.827.0829.
two-hour tour to guide you to many interesting sights in Yosemite and
give you fascinating information about El Capitan and Yosemite Falls. Local Transit Services Directory
Trip includes deluxe motor coach, 2 nights’ accommodations, National A referral service which matches an individuals
Park tour. $200 booking deposit confirms your reservation with the transportation needs is available and
balance due April 12, 2020. accessible transportation. Each participating
$799 single. $659 double/person. Friendly Excursions. agency should be contacted, to verify correct
information call 800.431.7882.
www.sangabrielcity.com 22 Spring 2020GUIDE CONNECTIONS
Community Groups COMMUNITY GROUP HIGHLIGHT
Chamber of Commerce 626.576.2525
San Gabriel Women's Foundation 626.576.2525
Fine Arts Gallery 626.282.1448
Friends of La Laguna 626.308.3346
Hazardous Waste Disposal 888-CLEAN-LA
Junipero Serra Club 626.287.8648
211 of L.A. County (Info Line) 211
La Casa Community Center 626.286.2144
San Gabriel American Legion Post 748 626.285.7593
San Gabriel Library 626.287.0761
Friends of the San Gabriel Library
San Gabriel Valley Music Theatre 626.282.1440
Rotary Club of San Gabriel 714.381.7274
San Gabriel Community Foundation 626.224.8898
San Gabriel Historical Association
San Gabriel Humane Society
626.308.3223
626.286.1159 Ramona Parlor
San Gabriel Kiwanis Club 626.285.9991
San Gabriel Taiwanese Lions Club 626.907.1176 Ramona Parlor #109 is one of the hundreds of
Tennis Club (Adult) 626.576.8522 parlors throughout the state of California. It is the only
parlor that owns and operates its own California history
Youth Activities museum, Ramona Museum of California History. The
American Youth Soccer 626.277.9880
group associated with the parlor is the Native Sons of
Asian Youth Center 626.309.0622
Boy Scouts 626.351.8815
the Golden West (NSGW) which meets once a month
Girl Scouts 626.445.7771 on the second Thursday in the San Gabriel Adult Center.
Girl’s Fastpitch 626.703.7165 The Native Sons of the Golden West, a statewide
Police Explorers 626.308.2828 fraternal organization of native Californians, is
San Gabriel Sea Gulls Swim Team 626.291.2901 committed to preserving and promoting the history
San Gabriel Unified School District 626.451.5400
of the Golden State. Established in 1885, the NSGW
Family Resource Center 626.292.2431
SG Educational Foundation 626.451.5465
landmarks historic features and buildings.
San Gabriel Valley Pony Baseball 626.281.2202 The Ramona Museum of California History is a FREE
community museum focusing on California History,
Volunteer Opportunities located in the Mission District. It offers visitors a
City of San Gabriel 626.308.2803 uniquely personal look at early California history with
American Red Cross 626.799.0841 X410 many artifacts donated by members dating back to
SG Educational Foundation 626.451.5465
1887. It is open every Saturday from 12-3 pm. Tours
San Gabriel Valley Medical Center 626.570.6533
SGV Humane Society 626.286.1159 may be arranged by appointment.
San Gabriel Library 626.287.0761 The Ramona Parlor hosts several events throughout
Friends of the San Gabriel Library the year including annual Cleft Palate Golf Tournament,
High School Public Speaking Contest, Mission Model
Mission District Museums Contest, historical outings and more! For more
San Gabriel Historical Association 626.308.3223
Hayes House information on the Ramona Parlor, Ramona Museum
Ramona Museum 626.289.0034 or getting involved with the Native Sons of the Golden
San Gabriel Mission Museum 626.457.3048 West, visit www.ramonaparlor.org.
www.sangabrielcity.com 23 Springr 2020GUIDE FIND US
City Facilities, Parks & Schools
1 Adult Recreation Center, 324 South Mission Dr.
2 City Hall, 425 South Mission Dr.
3 Coolidge School, 421 North Mission Dr.
4 Dewey School, 525 East Dewey Ave.
5 Gabrielino High School, 1327 San Gabriel Blvd.
6 Grapevine Park, 324 South Mission Drive
7 Jefferson Middle School, 1372 East Las Tunas Drive.
8 Lincoln School, 600 East Grand Ave.
9 Marshall Park, 311 West Marshall St.
10 McKinley School, 1425 Manley Dr.
11 Mission Playhouse,
320 South Mission Dr.
12 Police Department,
625 South Del Mar Ave.
13 Plaza Park, 428 South Mission Dr.
14 Public Works, 917 East Grand Avenue
15 Recreation Center,
250 South Mission Dr.
16 Roosevelt Park & Tennis Courts
5410 Delta St.
17 Roosevelt School, 401 South Walnut Grove
18 San Gabriel Library, 500 South Del Mar Ave.
19 San Gabriel High School, 801 Ramona Ave.
20 San Gabriel School District, 408 Junipero Serra Ave.
21 Smith Park & Pool, 232 West Broadway
22 Washington School, 300 North San Marino Dr.
23 Wilson School, 1317 East Sheffield
24 Vincent Lugo Park, Wells & Ramona, Home of La Laguna Playground.
ADMINISTRATION FINANCE DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
626.308.2803 626.308.2812 626.308.2875
CITY CLERK FIRE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS
626.308.2816 Emergency 911 626.308.2825
Business: 626.308.2880
CITY HALL POLICE DEPARTMENT
626.308.2800 MISSION PLAYHOUSE Emergency 911
626.308.2865 Business: 626.308.2828
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
626.308.2806
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www.sangabrielcity.com 24 Spring 2020GUIDE CALENDAR
DATE TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION
MARCH
2 6:30 pm Community Services Commission Council Chambers
9 8:00 am Spring Class Registration Recreation Center
9 6:30 pm Planning Commission Council Chambers
10 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Office
17 6:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers
21 9:00 am Pentathlon Jefferson Middle School
23 Varies Spring Recreation Classes Begin Designated Sites
23 6:30 pm Design Review Commission Council Chambers
24 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Office
APRIL
6 6:30 pm Community Services Commission Council Chambers
7 6:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers
11 7:00 am ‘Egg’straordinary Spring Celebration Smith Park
13 6:30 pm Planning Commission Council Chambers
16 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Office
21 6:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers
27 6:30 pm Design Review Commission Council Chambers
MAY
1 6:00 pm Cinco de Mayo Historic Mission District
4 6:30 pm Community Services Commission Council Chambers
5 6:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers
12 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Office
13 6:30 pm Planning Commission Council Chambers
16 11:00 am San Gabriel’s Play Day Vincent Lugo Park
19 6:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers
21 6:30 pm Drill Team Competition Jefferson Middle School
25 Memorial Day City Offices Closed
26 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Office
Bold type denotes a holiday or a Community Services Department activity.
www.sangabrielcity.com 25 Spring 2020Spring 2020 REGISTRATION FORM
Registration Begins Monday, March 9, 2020 and Classes Begin Monday, March 24, 2020
San Gabriel Community Services Department • Recreation Center, 250 S. Mission Drive • San Gabriel, CA 91776 • 626.308.2875 • Fax 626.308.0604
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Registration Options:
1. Online 24/7 at www.sangabrielcity.com
2. Mail completed form and payment to San Gabriel Community Services Department
(To receive a receipt, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.)
3. Walk-in with completed form to the Recreation Center during hours of operation with a check or exact change.
4. Call during Recreation Center hours of operation with registration information and Visa or MasterCard payment.
5. Fax 24/7 completed form and Visa or MasterCard payment information.
Class registration will close following the second class meeting.
Refund Policy
Full refunds are issued when classes or activities are cancelled by the Community Services Department or if requested before the first day of class. If you are not
happy with the quality of our program, please call and let us know so we can make it right. If you call before the second class, we’ll arrange for you to transfer to a
new class or receive a refund, less a $10 processing fee. There are no refunds for non-attendance, one-day workshops or material fees.
Please complete entire form and sign waiver of liability. You may use one form to register for multiple activities.
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CELL PHONE: ( )_______________________ HOME PHONE: ( )____________________________ PARENT DOB:__________________
WAIVER OF LIABILITY – PHOTO RELEASE
Through this registration form, I realize that no medical insurance is provided for the City of San Gabriel activities and I fully understand that my participation exposes me (or my
dependant) to the risk of personal injury, death or property loss or damage. I hereby acknowledge that I am voluntarily participating or allowing my dependant to participate in this
event/class and agree to assume any such risks. I hereby release, discharge and agree not to sue the City of San Gabriel or any of its officers, employees or agents for any injury, death
or damage to or loss of personal property arising out of, or in connection with, my participation or the participation of my dependant in the event/class from whatever cause, including
the active or passive negligence of the City of San Gabriel or any other participants in the event/class. In consideration for being permitted to participate in the event/class, I hereby
agree, for myself, my heirs, administrators, executors and assigns, that I shall indemnify and hold harmless the City of San Gabriel from any and all claims, demands, actions or suits
arising out of or in connection with my participation in the event/class. I am physically able (or my dependant is physically able) to participate in this activity. I consent to any medical
treatment my dependant needs while involved in this activity and I agree to pay for it. I hereby consent to the use of photographs depicting me or my dependant in city printed materials
and or website.
I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS AND AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT IT IS A
FULL RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY AND SIGN IT OF MY OWN FREE WILL.
Signature Required: _________________________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________
As Parent, Guardian or Participant
Activity Participant’s Birthday Sex Activity Name Activity
Number Last Name First Name MO/DAY/YR Fee
o Please add $1 to my registration fees to enable youth to participate in activities through the City’s Share a Dream Program. I understand that this
is a voluntary donation. $ 1.00
Total:
Method of Payment: o Check (Payable to the City of San Gabriel) o Visa, or o MasterCard Card #:___________________________________________
Card Holder Signature:________________________________________________________________ Expiration Date:___________________
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