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Summer/Fall 2018 Guide to Leisure Activities
Community Services Department Directory
Main Line (951) 694-6480
Activity Guide/Classes/Rentals/(TCC)/(MRC)/(JRC)/(HCPR)
Tracy Masters, Management Analyst..........................Ext. 4266
Cassandra Hargett, Management Aide III (Classes)....Ext. 4266
Rishann Clermont, Management Aide II (Rentals).......Ext. 6525
The City of Temecula Community Services Department is excited to Aquatics/(CRC) Community Recreation Center/Skate Park
present the Summer/Fall Guide to Leisure Activities. Returning are Gwen Willcox, Community Services Manager.............Ext. 6396
many of Temecula’s signature events including the much anticipated Melissa Davis, Aquatics Coordinator............................Ext. 6396
4th of July Extravaganza, Summer Sunset Concert Series,
Michelle Elrod, Management Aide II.............................Ext. 6410
Halloween Carnival and an array of Arts & Culture opportunities.
Be sure to check out our newest event, TEMECULA SAFE, as we Leah Johnson, Community Services Assistant............Ext. 4198
embrace the City of Temecula’s 2018 initiative and highest priority
of public safety. Come meet your first responders and see what Budget/Special Projects/Administrative Services
makes Temecula one of the safest cities in the nation! Erica Russo, Sr. Management Analyst.........................Ext. 3995
Lisa Waterman, Sr. Administrative Assistant................Ext. 6480
Highlighted in the guide is the “Summer Fun Camp” section and
Citywide Special Events/Volunteer Program
pages full of enrichment, leisure and inclusive activities for all ages.
The Community Services Department is dedicated in our mission Dawn Adamiak, Community Services Manager..........Ext. 4268
to provide high quality programs, recreational facilities and beautiful
Wilhe Augustine, Community Services Coordinator.....Ext. 4268
park settings for the community to enjoy. Mike Morey, Management Aide II.................................Ext. 4268
On behalf of our Board of Directors, Tracy Courts, Management Aide I................................Ext. 4268
Commissioners, and your dedicated
Community Services Department Team, Cultural Arts/Community Relations
we thank you for the opportunity to serve Bea Barnett, Community Services Superintendent.....Ext. 6343
you and your family as we strive to provide Jeff Lawrence, Community Services Manager.............Ext. 3967
quality community service experiences for
the citizens of Temecula! Homeless Outreach/Responsible Compassion
Respectfully, Robin Gilliland, Community Services Supervisor II......Ext. 6467
Lacy Sisler, Management Aide III.................................Ext. 3904
Inclusive and Senior Services/(MPSC)
TRACY MASTERS Yvette Martinez, Community Services Supervisor I.....Ext. 6464
Activity Guide Editor/Management Analyst
Kristal Menzimer, Office Specialist II............................Ext. 6464
Creating Community Through Library Services
People, Parks & Programs Rosie Vanderhaak, Library Manager........................... Ext. 8922
It’s What We Do!!!
Old Town Temecula Community Theater
City of Temecula Administration Chariss Turner, Community Services Coordinator........Ext. 6348
Aaron Adams…......................................…........City Manager Bill Strawn, Theater Technical Supervisor.....................Ext. 6378
Greg Butler.........................................Assistant City Manager John Deards, Theater Technical Coordinator...............Ext. 6380
Kevin Hawkins......................Director of Community Services Travis Brown, Theater TechnicaI Assistant...................Ext. 6380
Community Services Commission
The Community Services Commission meets the 2nd Monday Sports Facilities/Fields/Leagues/Parks
of each month at 6:00pm in the Council Chambers. James Willcox, Community Services Manager...... ......Ext. 4135
Zak Schwank........…………….......…..…….……….Chairman Mike Wooten, Community Services Supervisor I..........Ext. 4136
Cecilie Nelson....................….............….....…Vice-Chairman Sergio Raya, Park Ranger II .......................................Ext. 6480
Dale Borgeson...........…..…….....….....…….…Commissioner Robert Heltmach, Park Ranger I..................................Ext. 6480
Eric Levine......................….……………......….Commissioner Andrew Formentera, Sr. Recreation Leader................Ext. 6480
Eric Willis..........................……..........….......…Commissioner Temecula Valley Museum/Art Exhibits
On the Cover: Caleigh Steele & Kennedy Cormwell “Best Tracy Frick, Community Services Manager..................Ext. 6455
in Show” winners at the 2017 Art & Street Painting Festival; Katrina Thoreson, Management Aide II.......................Ext. 6457
participants running in the F.I.T. Fun Color Run 5K; and children
playing at the Vail Ranch Park playground re-dedication ceremony. Comments, Questions or Concerns?
2 Email us at: CommunityServices@TemeculaCA.gov
Community Services In this Issue...
Staff Spotlight
I have had the honor of working for the City of Upcoming Special events
Temecula since January of 2010. I am currently Temecula Art & Street Painting Festival 4
the Community Services Coordinator at the Night of the Luminaries 4
Old Town Temecula Community Theater. I Sundays in the Square 4
oversee the daily Front of House operations at Ralph Love Plein Air Competition 4
Temecula’s state-of-the-art Theater as we bring Art off the Walls 4
cultural experiences in the visual and performing Symphony Series 4
arts into our community. Summer Sunset Concert Series 5
One of the many great joys I have working at Movies in the Park 5
the theater is watching local schools participate Mother/Son Date Night at the Diamond 6
in the ArtsConnection, which allow students to Build Your Own Boat Regatta 6
experience a live dance, theater, or musical September 11th Remembrance 6
Chariss Turner performance. I enjoy interacting with the kids Western Days 6
Community Services and seeing the excitement on their faces as they Temecula F.I.T. Color Run 7
Coordinator
enjoy a show, sometimes for the very first time! Health & Community Resource Fair 7
Temecula Safe 7
I have always had a passion for the arts. I have been singing since I could
Halloween Carnival 7
talk and I have participated in multiple musical theater productions as well as
singing competitions in my youth. I have also had the opportunity to record
Halloween Home Decorating Contest 7
professionally with a few national gospel artists. While my on stage persona
has tapered off a bit as I grew older and started a family, I have been fortunate Specialized programs
to carve out a career ‘behind the curtain’ in a field that feeds my soul. I live in Aquatics Programs & Swim Lessons 46-49
the Temecula Valley area with my husband and five sons! In our spare time, we Responsible Compassion 53
enjoy being a part of our church and fellowship with our family and friends. I am Senior Programs, Classes & Events 42-43
proud to be part of this great team of creative people whose collective vision is Special Needs & High Hopes Program 17
to advance the enrichment, engagement, education, and entertainment of the
citizens of Temecula and all who are fortunate to visit Old Town Temecula. And Summer Camps & Classes
now, I invite you to #ExperienceTemeculaTheater! Performing Arts 22-25
Special Interest 35
We’re Here for You! Sports & Fitness 26-31
Summer Camps 8-15
Every day it is an absolute pleasure to work for Toddler Enrichment 18-19
the City of Temecula as the Community Services Visual Arts 32-34
Coordinator. Before settling in Temecula, I enjoyed Youth & Teen Enrichment 20-21
an early childhood on the strand of Hermosa
Beach and an older adolescence in the woods of City facilities
southern Virginia. I spent many college summers Aquatic Facilities 46
as a camp counselor enjoying the Parks & Facility Rentals & Picnic Shelters 54
Recreation lifestyle in the Santa Cruz mountains. Mary Phillips Senior Center 42-43
Old Town Temecula Community Theater 40-41
After earning my Bachelor of Arts degree in
Pennypickle’s Workshop 36-37
Communications from Biola University, I began
my career in Temecula in 2004 as a Recreation
Sports Facilities & Sport Leagues 50
Leader organizing a summer youth program Places of Interest 52
known as SMART and shortly after, I joined the Wilhe augustine Temecula Libraries 44-45
staff at the Temecula Skate Park. My passion for
Community Services Temecula Parks 51
Coordinator
recreation wasn’t truly fulfilled until I became a Temecula Skate Park 51
part of the Special Events Team in 2007. Even when I took time off from the Temecula Valley Museum 38-39
workforce to focus on my family of two beautiful daughters, Avery and Matilda,
and handsome husband, Matthew, I still volunteered for the City every chance Resource Information
I was offered. Some of the signature special events I have the privilege of Registration Information & Refund Policy 55
coordinating include the Temecula Rod Run, 4th of July Extravaganza and Stay Connected 52
Santa’s Electric Light Parade. The next time you see me around and about
Temecula at one of our many exciting events, feel free to say hello! 3
TEMECULA ART & STREET PAINTING FESTIVAL
JUN 8, 5-8pm | JUN 9, 10am-6pm | JUN 10, 10am-4pm
Watch art come to life in the form of chalk murals, handcrafted jewelry,
photography and more at the annual Art & Street Painting Festival. Event
features art demonstrations, kids activities and live music.
Civic Center/Town Square Park | 41000 Main St
NIGHT OF THE LUMINARIES
SAT JUN 23 | 6:30-8:30pm
Witness the lights of hundreds of luminaries as we
celebrate the Summer Solstice. Enjoy live music, yoga,
and refreshments from Hokulia Shaved Ice. Free shuttle
service at the corner of Ynez Rd. and Santiago Rd.
Rose Haven Heritage Garden
30592 Jedediah Smith Rd
11TH ANNUAL RALPH LOVE PLEIN AIR COMPETITION
SEP 29-OCT 6
Are you a painter looking for a unique opportunity to showcase your
talent and a chance to win prizes? Sign up to participate in the Plein Air
Competition! Artists spend six days painting beautiful landscapes and
landmarks in Temecula. For more information visit TemeculaCA.gov
RECEPTION | NOV 2 | 6pm @ THE MERC
SUNDAYS IN THE SQUARE
AUG 5 | AUG 12
Bring your family and friends and enjoy live music,
vendors and outdoor activities.
Town Square Park | 41000 Main St | 4-6pm
ART OFF THE WALLS FIRST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH SYMPHONY SERIES
JUN 1 | JUL 6 | AUG 3 | SEP 7 | OCT 5 | NOV 2 SUN OCT 28 | 2pm Temecula Valley
Youth Symphony
Enjoy live music, refreshments, and culturally FALL SPOOKTACULAR @ the CRC
enriching experiences at two venues in Old Town. SUN NOV 11 | 6pm Temecula Valley
Symphony @ the
Gallery at The Merc | 42051 Main St | 6-7pm A PATRIOTIC SALUTE TO Civic Center Quad
4 Civic Center Art Show | 41000 Main St | 6-9pm VETERANS
SUMMER SUNSET CONCERT SERIES
Free concerts all summer long! Join us on Thursdays at the Temecula Amphitheater,
located at the (CRC) Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista Road. Gates open at 5pm and concerts
begin at 7pm. No smoking, alcohol or pets allowed in the amphitheater.
Lifetime Rocker City Beat Band 80z All-Stars Cougrzz Rock
June 7th June 14th June 21st June 28th
The Answer Band Kanan Road Liquid Blue
July 12th July 19th July 26th
MOONLIGHT MOVIES IN THE PARK
Friday, June 22nd Friday, July 20th
Temeku Hills Park Harveston
Community Park
Friday, July 13th
Friday, June 15th Harveston Friday, July 27th
Temeku Hills Park Community Park Harveston
Community Park
Spend your Friday evenings at the park enjoying FREE family fun and a movie under the stars.
Activities begin at 6pm and movies are shown at dusk.
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Mother/Son
Date Night
@ the Diamond
Hey, batter batter! Get ready for an exciting
evening of mother-son bonding at Storm Stadium. Join us as we remember those who were lost
Event includes parking, game admission, dinner on the 17th anniversary of September 11th.
(hot dog, chips, drink & ice cream) and a souvenir Write a message in our Keepsake Journal and take
for both mom and son. Pre-registration is required a quiet moment for reflection as we honor those who
and don’t forget to register both mom and son. gave their lives to serve and protect. Enjoy the light
Fee: $12/person Activity #: 9065.201 music and refreshments following the program.
Wednesday, July 18 Tuesday, September 11
5:30-9pm 6:30-8:30pm
Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium Temecula Duck Pond
b u i l d your own
b a t regatta
Friday, August 17, 6:30-9pm WESTERN
Community Recreation Center
Are you ready to face the treacherous seas of the
DAYS
Western
Giddy up, partner! It’s time to
uncover the history of Temecula as
CRC pool and be dubbed the “Pride of the Regatta”?
Days
we celebrate Western Days. This free
First, your team will need to build a 2-man vessel event includes face painters,
made out of only cardboard and duct tape. Then you carnival games and more!
will choose two team members to sail the boat to Don’t forget to visit the dynamic
victory. If your group chooses to build more than one exhibits inside the museum that
boat, please register accordingly. explore Temecula’s past.
Fee: $10/boat Activity #: 9070.201
Does your family have what it takes Saturday, September 15
to sail away with the trophy or will 10am-3pm
Friday, August 17, 6:30-9pm
you sink under pressure?
6 Sam Hicks Park
2nd Annual F.I.T FUN COLOR RUN
Prepare to be “Blasted” with color! Race consists of a 5k run for the adults and a kid’s mini-
obstacle course. You will leave wearing every shade under the rainbow. Color throws throughout
the course. Adult run starts at 8:30am SHARP! Kid’s mini obstracle run starts at 10am. For
registration information and event details, visit TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
Sunday, September 16, 8:30am
Ronald Reagan Sports Park
Health & Community Resource Fair
Don’t miss the 8th annual Health & Community Resource Fair. This is a great
opportunity to get the latest information about health-related resources and
products for children, families, seniors and individuals with special needs.
* FREE Health screenings & assessments
* FREE Community resources for individuals of all ages with special needs
* FREE Emergency preparedness and safety awareness information
* FREE Fun activities and kids zone
Saturday, September 29, 9am-1pm
Temecula Civic Center
TEMECULA SAFE
Temecula has come to be known as one of the safest cities in America. Learn what
makes our community so safe by coming to this free public safety event! Event will feature
demonstrations by our local fire and police personnel, along with family fun activities.
Saturday, October 20th, 10am-2pm
Civic Center
Halloween Home Decorating Contest
Break out those spooky spider webs, wicked witches and giant jack-o-lanterns! It’s time to
enter the Halloween Home Decorating Contest. Enter as an individual residence or
as a neighborhood. All decorations must be in the front yard. Judging categories include
Scariest, Funniest, Most Original and Best Theme. All entries will
be included on our Halloween Map. Applications will be available
on our website beginning October 1st.
Halloween Carnival
What is a skeleton’s favorite game at the carnival? Boneyard Bowling!
You can enjoy this game and many more at the annual
Halloween Carnival. Event also includes jumps, train rides, costume
contest and the new First Responder’s Trunk-or-Treat to make it a
ghoulishly good time. You don’t want to miss this spooktacular event!
Fee: $5/wristband for unlimited games & prizes (excludes food vendors)
Friday, October 26, 5:30-8:30pm
Ronald Reagan Sports Park
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Bear Cub University Kinder Camp
Ages: 4.7 - 6.6 Years
Is your child starting kindergarten
or transitional kindergarten in
August? Did your child just
complete kindergarten and is
looking for a summer review? If
so, this camp is designed for your
scholastic superstar! This fun
and educational camp includes
activities such as classroom
social interaction, calendar/circle
time, library, sight word practice, manipulative sorting, music and movement
along with letter, sound, number, shape, color recognition and review. We will
engage in important kinder concepts. Learning and fun - all in one! Instructor,
Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in Liberal Studies/Elementary Education from San
Diego State University. Children must be potty trained to attend. Please bring
Bear Cub University Pre-K Camp lunch and a backpack or large bucket to camp each day. Materials fee includes
Ages: 3.6-5.6 Years camp t-shirt, crafts and festivities!
Watch your “Bear Cub” grow and thrive in this structured drop-off enrichment Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC
program designed to help your child explore, experiment, and discover things Fee: $120/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)
on their own through a variety of methods that are a mixture of fun and Class# Camp Dates Days Time
learning! Camp is packed with fun-filled educational activities and festivities 4065.201 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-1:00pm
and also introduces children to a school setting! BCU makes use of a hands-
on curriculum that integrates social interaction, calendar/circle time, literacy,
music/movement, arts & crafts, self confidence, and community building Happy Campers
along with the practice of sight words, numbers, letters, colors, and shapes. Ages: 4 - 9 Years
Participants are taught through both large group instruction and small group These exciting NEW camps are hands-
“station rotation.” Instructor, Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in Liberal Studies/ on and filled with FUN explorations!
Elementary Education from San Diego State University. Children must be potty Campers will discover and explore in
trained to attend. Please bring lunch, a large plastic bucket with your child’s these unique theme based camps.
name on it or backpack to camp each day. Materials fee includes camp t-shirt, Materials fee includes camp t-shirt, daily
daily snacks & festivities! snack, arts and crafts and festivities!
Instructor: Brooke Groepper Instructor, Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in
Location: MRC Liberal Studies/Elementary Education.
Fee: $189/2 Wks ($40 materials fee due to instructor) Instructor: Brooke Groepper
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Location: MRC
4060.201 Jul 9-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:30pm Fee: $99/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
Nature Explorers
Summer FUN Camps! Does your child like insects, reptiles, bugs and butterflies? Collecting, painting
and examining rocks? Creating thematic arts and crafts? Campers will spend
the afternoon exploring nature!
REGISTER ONLINE @ Class# Camp Dates Days Time
4070.201 Jul 9-Jul 12 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD Dinosaur Discoveries
Is your child interested in learning about T-rex, Triceratops, and Stegosaurus?
#cu@camp
Making fossils and volcanoes? Creating thematic arts and crafts? Campers will
discover the Jurassic time period and learn about all things dinosaurs!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
4070.202 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
8 Summer Camps 2018 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
American Road Trip* Bakery Boot Camp for Kids*
Ages: 6-13 Years Ages: 7-12 Years
Send your child on a culinary road trip across the This Bakery Boot Camp is a big hit, so sign
USA! In this exciting new culinary camp young up early! We’re going to transform the TCC
chefs will explore flavors from coast to coast and all kitchen into a Kid’s Bakery filled with delicious
regions in between. Chefs will work as a team and treats. Our young bakers will learn how to
enjoy dishes they make together. Each camp will make homemade muffins, cupcakes, scones,
have a unique menu of recipes which campers will pies, cookies, cakes, sweet rolls and more!
get to keep. The kids will name the bakery, decorate,
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $75/Camp and make the menu. On Thursday, we’ll have a grand opening for parents to
Class# Camp Dates Days Time come and taste the delicious treats. It will be a week filled with new friends,
1660.201 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 9:00-10:30am lots of laughs and the fun of mixing, measuring, and indulging in their yummy
1660.202 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 9:00-10:30am creations. Instructor’s YouTube channel “Today’s Creative Mom” has over 8
million views and 200 videos. Campers will receive a recipe book. Please bring
Around the World Culinary Camps* a plate, dish towel and hair tie.
Ages: 6-13 Years Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC
Campers will travel the world in our kitchen and enjoy a culinary experience Fee: $129/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)
they won’t forget. Camp teaches a number of cooking methods like sautéing, Class# Camp Dates Days Time
chopping, and cooking from scratch with fresh ingredients. Camps will have an 6040.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
international theme and each camp has a unique menu of recipes. Students 6040.202 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
will eat what they prepare each day.
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $99/Camp
Sweet Treats Baking Camps*
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Camps are designed specifically
1655.201 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 10:45am-12:45pm for kids and teens who want to
1655.202 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 1:00-3:00pm learn about the wonderful world
of baking and how to make some
Junior Master Chef Camps* of their favorite sweet treats. They
Ages: 9-15 Years
will use real ingredients that are
Are you a Master Chef or do you want
not processed or from a box! At
to learn how to be one? Show off your
the end of each class, kids will eat
skills and learn new techniques in what
their creations. Our French born
is sure to be the highlight of your summer
cooking instructor will share her
break. We’ll have mystery baskets, team
techniques in these hands-on baking camps! All levels welcome.
challenges, and taste tests as we create
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC
culinary treats that are both savory
and sweet! Kids need to be able to be French Macarons Ages: 9-15 Years
independent in the kitchen. We will use Fee: $120/Camp ($5 materials fee due to instrutor)
real ingredients that are not processed or Learn step by step how to assemble and make macarons from scratch! Each
from a box! At the end of each class, kids day will be a new flavor (chocolate, strawberry, vanilla & lemon.)
will eat their creations. Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC 1650.201 Jun 11-Jun 14 Mon-Thu 9:00-11:30am
Fee: $99/Camp ($5 materials fee due to instructor) 1650.202 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 3:15-5:45pm
Class# Camp Dates Days Time French Pastries Ages: 6-13 Years
1675.201 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 1:00-3:00pm Fee: $99/Camp ($5 materials fee due to instrutor)
1675.202 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 10:45am-12:45pm Make real French treats from a French born instructor! Camp will be like visiting
a Parisian pastry shop with madelines, cream puffs, cakes and more!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Kids Can Cook Camps* 1650.203 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 3:15-5:15pm
Ages: 7-12 Years 1650.204 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 3:15-5:15pm
Our hands-on cooking camps are perfect
for the novice cook and teach kids how
Jr. Cupcake Wars Ages: 9-15 Years
Fee: $99/Camp ($5 materials fee due to instrutor)
to make their favorite foods from scratch!
Cupcakes are all the rage! Camp will finish with a baking battle where teams
Kids will have a blast making a variety of
delicious dishes. Kitchen safety, proper will compete for the title of “Best Cupcake.” May the best cupcake win!
food handling, label reading, measuring Class# Camp Dates Days Time
and mealtime manners are also taught. 1650.205 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 10:45am-12:45pm
Kids make new friends and enjoy eating their yummy creations together. 1650.206 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 1:00-3:00pm
Instructor is a veteran educator and her popular YouTube cooking channel Cookies, Cakes & Cupcakes Ages: 6-13 Years
“Today’s Creative Mom” has over 8 million views! Fee: $75/Camp
Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC Mini pastry chefs will make yummy cookies, cakes, cupcakes and sweet treats
Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor) from scratch! Campers will also learn to decorate their sweet creations!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Class# Camp Dates Days Time
6050.201 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 9:30am-12:00pm 1650.207 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 9:00-10:30am
6050.202 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 1:00-3:30pm
*If your child has food allergies, please call 951-694-6480 to confirm if accommodations can be made prior to enrolling in cooking camps. 9
Yes, You Can Draw & Paint Camps
Ages: 6 Years - Adult
Don’t sit home being bored come
create an amazing painting! Camps
start off by creating a beautifully
detailed freehand drawing. Then,
explore the magic of mixing a full
range of colors using only red, blue
and yellow - just like professional
artists do! Campers use their
new color mixing skills to paint an
abstract color wheel, deepening
their introduction to color theory.
In the last phase, students paint
drawings enhancing them with
more contrast, texture and depth.
Finally, they apply collaging and add the final touches. Join in the fun while
Bigfoot’s All-Day Art Camps gaining valuable knowledge, skills and confidence about making art!
Ages: 6-16 Years Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet
Bigfoot’s all-day camp is back for ANOTHER fun summer! Campers create Location: JRC
many different art projects daily, using several different types of media. Fee: $95/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
Drawings, paintings and collages are just some of the projects. Art related Class# Camp Dates Days Time
games and activities are also on the schedule. Each week has a totally different 2525.201 Jun 18-Jun 20 Mon-Wed 9:30am-12:30pm
theme and projects. Snacks are provided. Campers should bring lunch each 2525.202 Jun 26-Jun 28 Tue-Thu 9:30am-12:30pm
day. Sign up today for the valley’s only all-day art camp. 2525.203 Jul 11-Jul 13 Wed-Fri 9:30am-12:30pm
Instructor: Tony Moramarco
Location: Bigfoot’s Art Studio
Fee: $180/Camp ($40 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
2050.201 Jun 11-Jun 15 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.202 Jun 18-Jun 22 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.203 Jun 25-Jun 29 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.204 Jul 9-Jul 13 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.205 Jul 16-Jul 20 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.206 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.207 Jul 30-Aug 3 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
2050.208 Aug 6-Aug 10 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Bigfoot’s Teen Entrepreneurs Camp
Ages: 11 - 17 Years
Teen entrepreneurs will start a virtual
budget to create the business of
their dreams! They’ll pick a real Bigfoot’s Computer Camps
piece of property, create a logo and Ages: 11-17 Years
marketing strategy, develop products Computer campers will enjoy FUN projects and learn more about programming,
and purchase inventory. They’ll digital art and gaming. Activities include: Photoshop, Kodu, tech-themed
add employees and try to weather games and trivia. Snack provided each day.
business catastrophes. It’s a fun Instructor: Bigfoot Instructors
environment, where teens learn Location: RHRTPL
about how to actually make a profit. Fee: $115/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
Students will have their business Class# Camp Dates Days Time
plans anonymously evaluated by a 2060.201 Jun 25-Jun 29 Mon-Fri 10:00am-1:00pm
panel of local consumers. Teens will 2060.202 Jul 9-Jul 13 Mon-Fri 10:00am-1:00pm
also learn basic skills in Google Classroom, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and 2060.203 Jul 30-Aug 3 Mon-Fri 10:00am-1:00pm
Photoshop. Who will be Bigfoot’s next successful Teen Entrepreneur? 2060.204 Aug 6-Aug 10 Mon-Fri 10:00am-1:00pm
Instructor: Jeff Waddleton
Location: RHRTPL
Fee: $50/4 Wks ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Summer FUN Camps!
2085.201 Jul 9-Jul 30 Mon 6:00-7:30pm
REGISTER ONLINE @
TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
10Beginning Piano Camps Wonders! Super Camps
Ages: 6-9 Years Ages: 4-13 Years
This fun new camp is a motivating and These camps are hands-on fun from
fun way to be introduced to beginning beginning to end! Campers will perform
piano and musical skills in an interactive over 50 experiments, watch over 30
setting. Activities include keyboard and demonstrations, learn why amazing things
rhythm instrument ensemble playing, happen and enrich your child’s thirst to know
games, and more! Keyboards will be more about the world around them. All camps
provided in class. are unique and can be taken in any order.
Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio Instructor: Don Miller Location: JRC
Fee: $90/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Fee: $135/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Super Camp #1
2915.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 9:30-11:30am Build electric motors, assemble balloon-helicopters, make glow-in-the-dark
2915.202 Jul 9-Jul 12 Mon-Thu 9:30-11:30am rising and falling octopi, create UV detectors, build rock collections, put
together amazing slimes, make rubber-band gun rockets, design invisible inks,
Hip Hop Dance Camps fire rocket cars, and much more!
Ages: 9-17 Years Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Spend the week learning Hip 1850.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
Hop dance from a professional Super Camp #2
choreographer and dancer who has Build mini-hovercrafts, experiment with glowing rocks and super-magnets, mix
performed internationally and on TV. incredible slime collections, mold candles, create surfboard Styrofoam, make
In this high energy camp students genies appear, turn pennies to gold, make underwater candles, assemble
will explore Hip Hop movements marshmallow guns, and more!
and music. Study the principles and Class# Camp Dates Days Time
technique of Hip Hop, including 1850.202 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
athletic form, choreography, break
dance, tutting, krumping, turfing Super Camp #3
and more! Camp is designed for the Make fantastic air rockets, fire the ultimate candy cannon, fly blimps, concoct
beginner to advanced dancer. incredible super slimes, launch potatoes, construct tornado bottles, create
Instructor: Jamal Cumberbatch Location: MRC Fee: $125/Camp ultraviolet light detectors, play with fantastic anti-gravity trays, make eerie glow-
Class# Camp Dates Days Time in-the-dark tubes, build clowns that rise and fall on command, and more!
4425.201 Jun 11-Jun 15 Mon-Fri 10:00am-12:00pm Class# Camp Dates Days Time
4425.202 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon-Fri 1:00-3:00pm 1850.203 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
Super Camp #4
Sing and Play Music Camp Ride real hover-crafts, write with invisible inks, grow crystal gardens, steer
Ages: 6-12 Years floating solar blimps, float hot air balloons, launch giant smoke rings, set off the
Come spend a week having fun with ultimate Mentos geysers, build lava lamps, make glow-in-the-dark signs, grow
music! You will sing, play musical fantastic crystals, cast T-rex dinosaur fossils, and more!
games, perform with percussion Class# Camp Dates Days Time
instruments that we make ourselves, 1850.204 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
and have lots of fun together! We will
have a brief performance on the last Super Camp #5
day of camp. Make planes that fly over buildings, create lightning bolts, produce glow-in-
Instructor: Karen Landrum the-dark Styrofoam, cast dinosaur fossils, form super-balls, conduct dry ice
Location: OTTCT experiments, fire marshmallow cannons, build electric switches and buzzers,
Fee: $80/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor) dip incredible candles, and more!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Class# Camp Dates Days Time
3310.201 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 9:00am-1:00pm 1850.205 Jul 9-Jul 12 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
Super Camp #6
Wonders! NASA Rocket Camp Ride real hovercrafts, make and launch amazing water rockets, fire balloon
Ages: 4-13 Years rockets, make oil tornadoes, collect fossils, explore robotics, make pinhole
Join Wonders! in an unforgettable exploration of the cameras, build barometers, create lightning, fly remote-controlled dragonflies,
furthest reaches of the universe! Build and launch and more!
incredible rockets that fly over 1000 feet, experiment Class# Camp Dates Days Time
with super-cooled liquid air and frozen gases, make 1850.206 Jul 9-Jul 12 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
paper airplanes that soar over buildings, fire turbo-
charged rocket cars, launch a 7-foot tall air rocket, Super Camp #7
Build an amazing super-hovercraft, form 3-D glow-in-the-dark crystals,
eat astronaut treats, and more!
assemble an optical illusion machine, make a candle collection, construct
Instructor: Don Miller Location: JRC
a barometer, dig for real fossils, experiment with lasers, fiber-optics and
Fee: $135/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
holograms, create a light diffuser, design a laser burglar alarm, and more!
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
1855.201 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
1850.207 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
Summer Camps 2018 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD 11Disney Princess Dance Camp
Ages: 4-8 Years
Come Ye! Come Ye! All the
princesses in the kingdom
are invited to spend a week
of enchantment as we dance
with some of our favorite
Disney princesses. Learn
ballet, tap, tumbling and jazz
dances to beloved songs from
“Under the Sea,” all the way
to “Cinderella’s Castle” and
more! A daily sparkly craft
will be included each day.
Temecula GLITZ Cheer Star-Spangled Camps Dressing up is encouraged. Mermaid Monday, Tangled Tuesday, Cinderella
Ages: 4.6-13 Years Wednesday, Tiana Thursday and Frozen Friday.
We’ve got spirit...Yes we do!...We’ve got spirit...How about you? In addition Instructor: Kellie Nichols Location: MRC
to teaching and refining the fundamentals of basic cheerleading skills, this Fee: $100/Camp
enthusiastic recreational camp focuses on leadership, community building, Class# Camp Dates Days Time
cooperation, respect, self-confidence, and friendship! Instructor is a former High 1980.201 Jul 9-Jul 13 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am
School Varsity Cheer Captain and Universal Association All Star. Participants
will have the option to perform in the City of Temecula 4th of July Parade! Angelina Ballerina Dance Camp
Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC Ages: 4-8 Years
Fee: $99/Camp ($40 materials fee due to instructor (includes cheer t-shirt, Does your aspiring dancer want to be a star just
patriotic pom pom, cheer bow, crafts and commemorative keepsake) like Angelina Ballerina...the mouseling armed
Class# Camp Dates Days Time with grace and a zest for fun? Our summer
4050.201 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:30pm camp is designed to inspire every young
4050.202 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:30pm dancer who attends! Learn ballet, tap, tumbling
and a little wiggly jazz - just like Angelina! A
daily sparkly craft project and dance related
Girls Retreat Camp
story/video will enhance the fun!
Ages: 5 - 12 Years Instructor: Kellie Nichols
Hey girls! Make this your new annual kick-
Location: MRC
off to Summer vacation tradition! Spend your
Fee: $100/Camp
afternoons creating a variety of arts and
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
crafts, designing canvas paintings, making
1985.201 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am
fashionable jewelry and more! Play games,
engage in team building events, and meet new
friends! Fee includes treats and camp t-shirt.
Instructor: Brooke Groepper
Location: MRC
Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
4025.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
Princesses in Paradise Camp
Ages: 4-8 Years
“Hear Ye! Hear Ye!” Calling
all princesses of the land!
Summer vacation is here! You Disney Musical Theater Camp
are cordially invited to attend Ages: 5-11 Years
this exciting new thematic camp Come enjoy the exciting world of Musical Theater, where every child is a star.
that will feature a variety of Boys and girls can come and enjoy this hands-on 2-week camp where we
arts & crafts, such as princess teach you to sing, dance, and act to Disney musicals. This is your opportunity
wands, flower crown designing to explore what it is like to perform and dance in a “real” show. Every child will
and cupcake decorating. A have the opportunity to audition, land a role, and perform in the showcase held
nutritious snack will be served at the end of camp. Don’t miss this magical experience! Fee includes daily
daily. A summer Luau themed tea party will be held on the last day of camp. snack, craft, script, CD, group cast photo and camp t-shirt.
Invite your fellow princesses and make your reservation today! Instructor: Brooke Morris Location: TCC
Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC Fee: $167/2 Week Camp ($85 materials fee due to instructor)
Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Class# Camp Dates Days Time 4500.201 Jul 2-Jul 13* Mon-Fri 10:30am-12:30pm
4080.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm *Class Skip Dates: Jul 4
12 Summer Camps 2018 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDGears 2 Robots Summer Camps RoboMachines
These educational and hands-on robotic Ages: 7-14 Yrs
and engineering camps will be filled with fun Robots are everywhere these
challenges to keep your future engineers and days! Make robotic machines
builders engaged using the latest technologies. such as an arm, aerial tram, and
Be sure to register early, as space is limited! more! Robots are the future and
Instructor: Gears 2 Robots you are the engineer!
Location: MRC Fee: $120/Camp Class# Camp Dates Day Time
2620.201 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
Mars Explorers!
Ages: 7-12 Yrs
Explore the Big Red Planet! Build mini Mars rovers and probe the Martian
surface! Launch rockets, create and design your own robotic arm, invent a
safe mechanism for landing, and more! Become an expert in aerospace and
traverse new planets!
Class# Camp Dates Day Time
2615.201 Jul 9-Jul 12 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
Jr. Jurassic Robots
Ages: 5-7 Yrs
Join us for a week of fun in the Jurassic Period, where you will build and
Jr. Battlebots program LEGO Mindstorms robots to rescue dinosaurs from predators,
Ages: 5-8 Yrs transport equipment, and outrun Velociraptors!
Using LEGO Mindstorms, compete in exciting games such as Sumo Bots, Class# Camp Dates Day Time
Tower Siege, and much more! Battle it out against teams to become the 2625.201 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
ultimate champion.
Class# Camp Dates Day Time Princess Robotics
2600.201 Jun 11-Jun 14 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
Ages: 5-8 Yrs
Why choose between being a princess and a
Droid Wars robotics engineer? Why not be both and learn to
Ages: 7-14 Yrs program robots to complete commands, all the
Build LEGO Mindstorms to race against other Pods, battle AT-ATs, destroy while being your favorite princess! Using logic sensors, robots will be used to
the Death Star, and more! Robot battles between the dark side and light side; overcome challenges that princesses in fairy tales face, with a twist! Wear your
which side are you on? favorite princess garb and tackle any task that comes your way!
Class# Camp Dates Day Time Class# Camp Dates Day Time
2650.201 Jun 11-Jun 14 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm 2660.201 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
2650.202 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
Jr. Droid Wars
Jr. Engineering Mechanics Ages: 5-8 Yrs
Ages: 5-7 Yrs You don’t have to wait until you’re older to become a Jedi or join the dark side!
It’s never too early to start learning how the world works. Using LEGO Build LEGO Mindstroms to race against other Pods, battle AT-ATs, destroy the
Mechanisms, we will create contraptions with gears, pulleys, and motors! Death Star, and more! Robot battles between the dark and light side, which
Become a Junior Engineer and test your system! Have fun while building side are you on?
catapults, power cars, bridges and more! Class# Camp Dates Day Time
Class# Camp Dates Day Time 2630.201 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
2635.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
LEGO Contraptions
Jr. Robotics Ages: 7-14 Yrs
Ages: 5-8 Yrs Create with LEGO like never before! Build contraptions to compete against
Using visual programming anyone can code in our Jr. Robotics camp. Young others in exciting challenges like Tower Attack, LEGO Bowling, and more!
engineers will create code to move motors and use sensors! Program the Class# Camp Dates Day Time
bot to follow your every task. Complete challenges that require robots to go 2645.201 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm
through a maze, activate a touch sensor, and more!
Class# Camp Dates Day Time Robots 101!
2605.201 Jun 18-Jun 21 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm Ages: 7-12 Yrs
Robots are the way of the future and
Battle Bots it is your turn to get involved! Become
Ages: 7-14 Yrs the Robotics Engineer you have always
Using LEGO Mindstorms, compete in exciting games such as Sumo Bots, wanted to be and start here! Learn how to
Tower Siege, and more! Battle it out against other robot teams in order to be build a robot and program its sensors to
the ultimate champion. See how your engineering skills stack up against the overcome fun challenges! Utilize sensors
rest! to make your robot autonomously complete the tasks at hand!
Class# Camp Dates Day Time Class# Camp Dates Day Time
2610.201 Jun 25-Jun 28 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm 2655.201 Aug 6-Aug 9 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm
2610.202 Aug 6-Aug 9 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm 13Junior Golf Camps
Ages: 7-14 Years
Looking for a great activity for your child this
summer? Look no further! This exciting camp
will teach your child the fundamentals of golf
in a fun atmosphere by PGA Golf Professional
Steve Adamiak and his trained staff. Golf clubs
will be provided or can be purchased onsite.
Wear comfortable clothing, tennis shoes, and
don’t forget your sunblock! Camp fee includes
a snack each day.
Instructor: Steve Adamiak
Location: Legends Club at Temeku Hills
Fee: $125/Camp Viper Volleyball Camps
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Our camps are packed with volleyball skills, drills, games and more! Camps will
1520.201 Jun 11-Jun 15 Mon/Wed/Fri 8:00-11:00am not only develop your child’s volleyball skills, but they will also introduce new
1520.202 Jun 25-Jun 29 Mon/Wed/Fri 8:00-11:00am friendships and a new passion for the game. Our outstanding coaching staff will
1520.203 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon/Wed/Fri 8:00-11:00am focus on each athlete’s age and abilities and group them with similar skill levels
to ensure every participant is being instructed appropriately.
Instructor: Viper Coaches
Tiny Tippers Camp
Ages: 5-8 Years Location: Rancho Sports Center
Fee: $65/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor for camp t-shirt)
Designed for our youngest athletes. Soft-touch volleyballs and lower net used
which enables campers to focus on skills with age appropriate equipment.
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
3015.201 Jul 17-Jul 19 T/W/TH 10:00-11:30am
3015.202 Jul 31-Aug 2 T/W/TH 10:00-11:30am
Junior Skills Camp (Beg/Int)
Ages: 8-13 Years Location: Rancho Sports Center
Fee: $99/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor for camp t-shirt)
Camp focuses on passing, setting, hitting, serving, blocking and defense.
There will be group drills, mini competitions and fun games to help develop an
understanding of the game.
(CTC) Complete Tennis Summer Camps Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Ages: 7-15 Years 3010.201 Jul 10-Jul 12 T/W/TH 9:00am-12:00pm
The CTC Summer Camp is designed to keep the fun in tennis while working on 3010.202 Jul 24-Jul 26 T/W/TH 9:00am-12:00pm
the “fun”damentals. Activities include stroke and strategy drills, mini-tournament
competitions and lots of fun games. All levels of experience welcome. Camp fee
includes camp t-shirt. Register for more than one week and receive a discount.
Please use appropriate class numbers when registering for discounted rates
listed below.
Instructor: Kerry Leander Location: TVHS
Tennis Camps (1 Week)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee
1410.201 Jun 11-Jun 15 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $115/1 Wk
1410.202 Jun 18-Jun 22 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $115/1 Wk
1410.203 Jun 25-Jun 29 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $115/1 Wk
Discounted Double Camps (2 Weeks) Intro Beach Volleyball Camp
Sign up for two weeks of camps and pay the Discounted Double Camp fee for Ages: 8-12 Years Location: Pala Park
a $35 savings. Fee: $99/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee Designed to teach the fundamentals and skills necessary to play the Olympic
1415.201 Jun 11-Jun 22 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $195/2 Wks sport of 2v2 beach volleyball. There will be group drills, individualized attention
1415.202 Jun 11-15/Jun 25-29 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $195/2 Wks and fun competition to help develop an understanding of the game. Our
1415.203 Jun 18-Jun 29 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $195/2 Wks outstanding staff will focus on each athletes’ ability and group them with similar
Discounted Super Camp (3 Weeks) skill levels. All beginning and intermediate levels welcome.
Sign up for all three weeks of camps and pay the Discounted Super Camp fee Class# Camp Dates Days Time
for a $60 savings. 3030.201 Jun 18-Jun 20 M/T/W 8:30am-10:30am
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee 3030.202 Aug 8-Aug 10 W/TH/F 8:30am-10:30am
1420.201 Jun 11-Jun 29 Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30pm $285/3 Wks
14Baseball Skills/Conditioning & Agility Camp
Ages: 5-14 Years
Focus on hitting for power, hitting for average, throwing, fielding, and speed/
agility. Training and stations are always position and skill level-specific so that
each participant gets the most out of the camp.
Location: Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park Fee: $80/Camp
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
2330.201 Jul 30-Aug 3 Mon-Fri 8:00-10:00am
EMH Sports Camps
EMH sports camps are a great way to improve on skills during summer
vacation. All levels welcome! Camps designed for boys and girls, and
participants are divided into age-appropriate groups. Campers should wear
appropriate clothing, bring a water bottle and wear sunscreen.
Instructor: EMH Coaches
Tiny Tots Multisport Camp
Ages: 2.6-4 Years
Your child will have a great time learning soccer, T-ball, basketball, bocce ball,
steal the flag, kickball, and Nerf dodgeball. Parent participation recommended.
Location: Temeku Hills Park Fee: $45/Camp
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
2320.201 Jul 9-Jul 13 Mon-Fri 9:00-10:00am Field Hockey Camps
2320.202 Aug 6-Aug 10 Mon-Fri 9:00-10:00am Come out and have some FUN with
Multisport Camp Olympian, Tiffany Snow Huisman,
Ages: 5-14 Years as she and her outstanding staff will
Improve skills in soccer, football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, teach you the fundamentals of field
kickball, field handball, and softball. hockey through fun drills and game
Location: Temeku Hills Park Fee: $80/Camp play. Each camp is unique and will
Class# Camp Dates Days Time introduce new skills, tricks and
2315.201 Jun 18-Jun 22 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am touches. Beginners are encouraged
2315.202 Jun 25-Jun 29 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am to join. We look forward to seeing
2315.203 Jul 16-Jul 20 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am you on the pitch! Sticks are provided.
2315.204 Jul 30-Aug 3 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am Fee includes jersey (pinnie), camp
t-shirt, rope tote and popsocket.
Soccer Skills/Conditioning & Agility Camp NOTE: Please wear athletic shoes (cleats preferred), bring shin guards,
Ages: 5-14 Years mouth guard, water bottle, sunscreen and a snack.
Improve agility, coordination, speed, power, balance, cardio respiratory Instructor: Tiffany Huisman
endurance, and muscular strength. Geared towards improving individual Location: Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park
technique/skills, as well as fostering a sense of teamwork. Ages: 4.6-9 Years
Location: Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park Fee: $80/Camp Fee: $80/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Class# Camp Dates Days Time
2335.201 Jul 9-Jul 13 Mon-Fri 8:00-10:00am 3120.201 Jun 13-Jun 15 Wed-Fri 8:00-10:00am
Football Skills/Conditioning & Agility Camp 3120.202 Jul 10-Jul 12 Tue-Thu 8:00-10:00am
Ages: 5-14 Years 3120.203 Jul 31-Aug 2 Tue-Thu 8:00-10:00am
Blocking dummies, lateral hurdles, parachutes, and ladders will be introduced. Ages: 10-14 Years
Coaches will stress proper tackling techniques, running mechanics, acceleration Fee: $110/Camp ($20 materials fee due to instructor)
complexes, agility drills, conditioning and football techniques for every position. Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Location: Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park Fee: $80/Camp 3130.201 Jun 13-Jun 15 Wed-Fri 8:00-11:00am
Class# Camp Dates Days Time 3130.202 Jul 10-Jul 12 Tue-Thu 8:00-11:00am
2325.201 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon-Fri 8:00-10:00am 3130.203 Jul 31-Aug 2 Tue-Thu 8:00-11:00am
Softball Skills/Conditioning & Agility Camp
Ages: 5-14 Years
Introduces girls to the sport. Topics covered include defensive training, warm-
Summer FUN Camps!
ups, running drills, throwing, and field mechanics. All equipment is provided,
but participants can bring their personal bat, helmet and glove. REGISTER ONLINE @
TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD
Location: Ronald Reagan Sports Park Fee: $80/Camp
Class# Camp Dates Days Time
2340.201 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon-Fri 8:00-10:00am
Summer Camps 2018 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD 15Scuba Camp - Beginner Seal Team
Ages: 8-12 Years
Seal Team Camp is a great way to
meet new friends and explore the
underwater world! Camp is conducted
by certified instructors in a safe pool-
only environment. All equipment is
provided and materials fee includes
certification, book, DVD, emblem,
mask, fins and snorkels which are
Culture Quest Camp yours to keep! NOTE: Participants
Ages: 6-12 Years must contact Scuba Center at 951-506-0252 for required reading, DVD and
Explore the world without leaving the Valley! paperwork which must be completed by the Friday before the camp start date.
Culture Quest is a brand NEW exciting Fee: $125/Camp ($125 materials fee due to instructor)
summer camp! Culture Quest gives Instructor: Scuba Center Temecula Location: CHS Pool
campers the opportunity to experience Class# Camp Dates Days Time
different cultures from around the 3850.201 Jul 9-Jul 13 Mon-Fri 3:00-4:30pm
world through food, art, activities, 3850.202 Jul 16-Jul 20 Mon-Fri 3:00-4:30pm
and games. Campers will experience
a different region each week and a new
country each day. Sign up for one, or multiple Scuba Camp - Master Seal Team
weeks! Campers must bring a sack lunch each Ages: 8-12 Years
day. A snack will be provided daily. Please notify instructor prior to start date if Continue your adventure with more
your child has allergies. Camps taught by a credentialed TVUSD elementary AquaMissions after completing
school teacher who has over 10 years of teaching experience. the Beginner Seal Team camp.
Instructor: Chris Villanueva Location: TVM Fee: $135/Camp Another fun pool-only experience,
Week #1 - Exploring Europe conducted by certified trained
Class# Camp Dates Days Time PADI professionals and reinforce
2100.201 Jul 9-Jul 12 Mon-Thu 9:00am-1:00pm what you learned about the
aquatic environment. Must have
Week #2 - Adventures in Asia completed a Beginner Seal Team
Class# Camp Dates Days Time camp.
2100.202 Jul 16-Jul 19 Mon-Thu 9:00am-1:00pm NOTE: Participants must contact Scuba Center at 951-506-0252 to be fitted
Week #3 - Southern Hemisphere Safari for equipment and for required paperwork which must be completed by the
Class# Camp Dates Days Time Friday before the camp start date.
2100.203 Jul 23-Jul 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-1:00pm Fee: $100/Camp ($50 materials fee due to instructor)
Instructor: Scuba Center Temecula Location: CHS Pool
Week #4 - Action in the Americas Class# Camp Dates Days Time
Class# Camp Dates Days Time 3860.201 Jul 23-Jul 27 Mon-Fri 3:00-4:30pm
2100.204 Jul 30-Aug 2 Mon-Thu 9:00am-1:00pm
6 Mix (6-9 Years)
Class# Camp Dates Days Fee
0400.201 Jun 11-Jun 22 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
0400.202 Jun 25-Jul 6* Mon-Fri $245/2 Wks
0400.203 Jul 9-Jul 20 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
Day Camp at the (CRC) Community Recreation Center is returning for 0400.204 Jul 23-Aug 3 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
another summer adventure. Camp hours are 8:00am-6:00pm. Summer Day 0400.205 Aug 6-Aug 10 Mon-Fri $135/1 Wk
Camp features a wide variety of fun-filled recreation activities that will keep 9 Plus (9-12 Years)
kids happy and busy all summer long! Every week there will be another new Class# Camp Dates Days Fee
awesome adventure-filled theme for campers to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the 0405.201 Jun 11-Jun 22 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
fun. Camp fee includes camp t-shirt, weekly treats, weekly field trips, crafts 0405.202 Jun 25-Jul 6* Mon-Fri $245/2 Wks
and much more! 0405.203 Jul 9-Jul 20 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
Registration Information 0405.204 Jul 23-Aug 3 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
Once registration begins, particpants 0405.205 Aug 6-Aug 10 Mon-Fri $135/1 Wk
may enroll in any or all of the sessions Teens (12-14 Years)
listed. Registration is done on a first- Class# Camp Dates Days Fee
come, first-serve basis. Due to limited 0410.201 Jun 11-Jun 22 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
availability Temecula residents are 0410.202 Jun 25-Jul 6* Mon-Fri $245/2 Wks
given priority in the registration process. 0410.203 Jul 9-Jul 20 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
Non-Residents may enroll if space is 0410.204 Jul 23-Aug 3 Mon-Fri $270/2 Wks
available on May 29th. Non-residents 0410.205 Aug 6-Aug 10 Mon-Fri $135/1 Wk
will pay an additional $10 per session. *Camp Skip Date: Jul 4
16 Summer Camps 2018 Register online @ TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDEagle Soar * S.K.I.P. * High Hopes special needs programs
The Community Services Department is committed to providing programs and
opportunities for individuals with disabilities. In that effort, staff is available to
work closely at meeting the needs of our youth and adults with special needs
who participate in City programs. Our goal is to ensure that all individuals
enjoy the same quality experience, access to programs, and full participation
in our Community events. For more information, contact Yvette Martinez at
951-694-6480.
High Hopes
Ages: 18+
The High Hopes Program provides adults with special needs the opportunity
for social interaction with peers, while participating in group activities and
events. Events are held at the (MPSC) Mary Phillips Senior Center on Fridays
from 6:00-9:00pm, unless otherwise noted. Pre-registration is required and
can be completed online or in person at the MPSC.
Events Fee: $2/person (unless otherwise noted)
Activity# Date Theme
Eagle Soar Playground & Splash Pad 9220.201 Jun 15 80’s Dance
Special Needs Program 9220.202 Jul 6 4th of July Celebration
Ages: All 9220.203 Jul 20 Storm Baseball Game 7-10pm ($10/person)
This is a fun, social skills program facilitated by Our Nicholas Foundation, 9220.204 Aug 3 Pool Party @ CRC
Comprehensive Autism Center and Van Avery Youth Activists. Therapists are 9220.205 Aug 17 Hawaiian Luau
welcome and parent participation is required. Registration held at the event. 9220.206 Sep 21 19th Anniversary Party
9220.207 Oct 5 Movie Night
Location: Eagle Soar Playground at Margarita Park
9220.208 Oct 19 Halloween Dance @ CRC
Fee: FREE
9220.209 Nov 2 Game Night
Dates Days Time
9220.210 Nov 16 Thanksgiving Social
Jul 12-Aug 9 Thu 9:00-11:00am
Sep 8 Sat 9:00-11:00am
Oct 13 Sat 9:00-11:00am Special Needs Visual Arts Program
Nov 10 Sat 9:00-11:00am Ages: 18+
Come learn ways of self-expression, coordination, and imagination through
visual arts. Participants will work on a variety of projects and learn about
S.K.I.P. - Supporting Kids, Involving Parents painting, drawing and designing. This is a student-only program. If student
Ages: Birth - 12 Years requires special accommodations, parents may stay.
SKIP is a social recreational program Materials Fee: $10 materials fee due to instructor for supplies
for children with special needs. Program Instructor: Mark Allen Gonzales Location: MPSC
offers activities, play, parent education Activity# Class Dates Days Time Fee
and support. Activities are designed to 9205.201 Aug 2-Aug 30 Thu 3:00-5:00pm $20/5 Wks
enhance sensory, social and cognitive 9205.202 Oct 4-Nov 15 Thu 3:00-5:00pm $28/7 Wks
skills and offer parents time to interact
with others who understand what it is
like to raise a child with special needs.
Fee: $2/person (Pre-registration is required to secure space) Global Citizens Viticulture & Hospitality
Location: MPSC Vocational Program
Activity# Dates Day Time Theme Ages: 18+
9200.201 Jul 11 Wed 6:00-7:30pm Sizzling Summer Party The City of Temecula Community
9200.202 Oct 10 Wed 6:00-7:30pm SKIP or Treat Party Services Department, in partnership
9200.203 Nov 14 Wed 6:00-7:30pm Thanksgiving Party with Spero Vineyards, has designed
this training program for young
Nothing can dim the light adults with special needs. Students
exit the program with a certificate in
customer service, a food handler’s
which from shines within card, knowledge in viticulture, and
enhanced skills that better prepare
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Questions? Call the Class Hotline @ 951-694-6480 Summer/Fall 2018 17You can also read
