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2001 East Street Woodland, CA 95776 530.661.2000 www.cityofwoodland.gov/csd
2 Introduction
Table of Contents
Events........................................................ 3
Aquatics..................................................... 5
Youth.......................................................... 8
Teens........................................................ 14
Adults....................................................... 15
Seniors..................................................... 18
Facilities & Parks...................................... 22
Drop-In Activities......................... Back Cover
Registration Information
Register Online Register for classes at cityofwoodland.gov/CSD
Walk-In Registration Woodland Community Services Department, 2001 East Street
Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Cash, credit card, contactless pay, or check (payable to “City of Woodland”)
($25 charge for returned checks)
Refund Policy Refunds may be requested either before the first class or after the first class meeting. No refunds
will be processed after the second class. All refunds are subject to a $15 administrative fee.
Refunds must be approved by City staff.
Residents Rates are set for Woodland residents living within the city limits.
Non-Residents* Rates for those living outside the city limits, PO boxes, or those who can’t provide proof of
residency are subject to an additional 20% or more for classes. Look out for classes marked with
an asterisk (*) for additional rates.
Measure R Non-Profit Partners
Measure R was passed in 2022. It helps fund many
of the Community Services’ programs including Woodland Recreation Foundation
free public swim, After School Teen Pack, Rec2Go, The primary focus of the non-profit
Camperships for qualified families, and supports local Woodland Recreation Foundation is to
youth sports with the fee waiver of the per-player fees. Thank assist, augment, and supplement the
you, Woodland, for supporting youth recreation programming! Community Services Department and
other recreational programs in the community. To donate
to the foundation or to learn about the services offered,
visit woodlandrecreationfoundation.org.
COMMUNITY SERVICES
HIRING FOR
SUMMER POSITIONS Senior Center Inc.
Senior Center Inc. is a
The Community Services Department is now hiring part-time non-profit organization
workers to help support the recreation programs offered dedicated to the betterment of the lives of Woodland
by the City of Woodland. Become a youth activity leader, seniors. Senior Center Inc. supports events and programs
lifeguard, scorekeeper, or park and facility maintenance within the Senior Center. Additionally, Senior Center Inc.
worker. Visit cityofwoodland.gov/CSD for a listing of open purchases supplies for senior programs that occur within
positions and to apply online. the Senior Center.
Recreation Guide 2024
*Additional fees apply for non-residents
Events 3
ReXpo: Woodland’s Spring and You’ve Been Egged
Summer Recreation Exhibition By Appointment; March 22-24, 29-30
Friday, March 15; 4:00-7:00 pm Let us take the stress out of the egg hunt by bringing the hunt to your family. Swanson the
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. Bunny will deliver colorful plastic eggs filled with goodies. Fifty eggs will be delivered and
All ages; Free event hidden in a residential front yard of your choice within the Woodland city limits. Swanson
ReXpo is the Community Services the Bunny can also make an appearance for an additional fee. This activity is
Department’s Spring and Summer sponsored by Measure R and has limited availability.
recreation exhibition. There will be
Eggs delivered and hidden – $25 (up to 50 eggs)
representatives from the upcoming
Eggs delivered and hidden – $45 (up to 100 eggs)
recreation classes, including Summer
camps. Select classes and camps are eligible Special appearance of Swanson the Bunny – additional $50 (15-20 min visit)
for a 10% discount if the participant is César Chávez Day Celebration
registered at the ReXpo event. There will Thursday, March 28; 5:00 pm | Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. | All ages; FREE
also be a Senior Art Show, featuring work A celebration on March 28 will be held to commemorate and celebrate the life and
from artists in senior center classes. There work of labor and civil rights leader César E. Chávez. The event will feature dance
will be food and beverages available. performances, poetry readings, and a speaker.
Woodland’s Annual 4th of July Celebration
8:00-11:00 am Pancake Breakfast at Fire Station 3; 1550 Springlake Ct.
Sponsored by Woodland Professional Firefighter’s Association
10:00 am-12:00 pm Bike Parade & Celebration, 701 Main St. (Downtown Woodland)
Decorating at 9:00 am, Parade begins at 10:00 am
1:00-3:00 pm Ice Cream Social; Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Sponsored by Woodland Senior Center Inc.
1:00-4:00 pm Swim Fest at Charles Brooks Swim Center; 155 N. West St.
6:00-9:00 pm Stadium Activities at Woodland High School; 21 N. West St.
Woodland High School Stadium
9:15-9:45 pm Fireworks Show at Woodland High School; 21 N. West St.
Woodland High School Stadium
Movie Series
This movie series has three different movie venues, presented by
Measure R. Movies are family friendly and admission is always free.
COMING SOON
Enjoy the show, no matter which location you view the movie in.
Dive-In Movie – The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Friday, August 23; 6:00 pm | Community Swim Center, 155 N. West St | All Ages; FREE
End summer with a SPLASH as you enjoy watching “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” under the stars in the
swimming pool! The pool opens at 6:00 pm and the movie will start shortly after sundown. The obstacle course
will be up until the movie time, the pool will remain open for the duration of the movie.
Movie in the Park – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
Friday, September 13; 6:00 pm | Rick Gonzales Sr. Park, 2109 Miekle Ave. | All Ages; FREE
Enjoy a fun movie under the stars at Rick Gonzales Sr. Park as “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem”
is played. Prior to the movie have fun in the video game trailer. The movie will begin shortly after sundown.
Movies on Main Street – Encanto
Friday, October 11; 5:30 pm | Heritage Plaza, 701 Main St. | All Ages; FREE
Come to Movies on Main Street for a block party for all ages. Event kicks off at 5:30 pm with activities, games
and tons of fun for all. Enjoy watching a movie under the stars in Historic Downtown Woodland on Main Street.
“Encanto” will begin shortly after sundown.
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-2000
4 Events
Teen Pack Throwdown
Friday, October 4; 5:00-9:30 pm
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Grades 6th-8th
Pre-registration only: $5/team, $1/individual
Pre-teens have the opportunity to participate in a one-night Dodgeball tournament. Sign-
up as a team, or an individual, and join the fun. Teams will play 2 leveling matches before
heading into a single elimination bracket. Snacks and beverages will be provided. This
event is sponsored by Measure R.
Trilogy Challenge Disc Golf Tournament
Saturday, October 5; Tee-off at 10:00 am
Ferns Park, 750 W. Southwood Dr.
Ages 10/up; $40 per player (includes 3 discs and a player pack)
The Trilogy Challenge is a combined effort of Latitude 64 Discs, Westside Discs, and Dynamic
Discs. Players use only the three discs provided, so all players have the same tools to play.
Competition is offered in four divisions: Open, Amateur, Women, and Youth. Open division
receives the grand prize, other divisions receive consolation prizes.
Register before September 20.
Floating Pumpkin Patch
October 25, 4:00-7:00 pm
Charles Brooks Community Swim Center, 155 N. West St.
$5*/person, Ages 4-12
Kids ages 4-12 are invited to the Floating Pumpkin Patch at the pool. Children can choose their perfect
pumpkin that is floating in the pool. The pool will be loaded with pumpkins of all shapes and sizes.
Admission includes a pumpkin and refreshments for $5 per child. Pre-registration is required. Sign up for
any of the session times: 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30, 6:00 and 6:30 pm. Registration deadline is October 23.
Cocoa with Santa Paws
Date TBD
Woodland Dog Park, 2001 East St.
Pre-registration: $1*/family
At the event: $3/family
Come to the Woodland Dog Park to get a jump on holiday cheer this season with your dog for Cocoa
with Santa Paws! This dog and people-friendly event spreads holiday cheer with photos with Santa,
Christmas crafting with the pups, and snacks. All activities and snacks are dog and human-friendly.
Dress up the pooches and enter the Festive Fido contest. Links to photos will be shared with all
registered participants.
Parent’s Night Out
Friday, December 13; 6:00-10:00 pm
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Grades K-6th
Pre-registration: $15*, additional siblings +$10*/each
At the door: $20/child
Parents can enjoy a night out while the kids are entertained! The night will include a pizza dinner,
crafts, games and a movie.
See page 18 for Senior Events
Recreation Guide 2024
*Additional fees apply for non-residents
Aquatics 5
Swim Lessons
Classes are available for infants, children, teens, and adults. Swim lessons are designed for all levels. Classes
allow swimmers to develop good habits in the water. The lessons help swimmers to become more comfortable
in the water, learn and refine new strokes, and become stronger, safer swimmers.
Session Dates Group Lesson Fees* Private Lesson Fees*
Session 1 June 17-27 $80* morning $95* evening $160* morning $190* evening
Session 2 July 1-11 $70* morning $83* evening $140* morning $170* evening
Session 3 July 15-25 $80* morning $95* evening $160* morning $190* evening
Session 4 July 29-Aug 8 $80* morning $95* evening $160* morning $190* evening
Swim lessons meet for eight-30-minute sessions, Monday through Thursday for two weeks. The week of July
1-4, lessons meet July 1-3 only. This program has scholarships available for qualified applicants.
Choosing your child’s swim lesson level
To determine your child’s swim lesson level, review the skills associated with their current level. Ask if your child can perform each skill listed.
If your child can do all of these skills, it is time to consider moving on to the next level, as the skills listed are critical to advancing their swim
abilities. Remember, each level builds on the previous one, so it is essential to master the necessary skills before progressing further.
Tadpole - Ages 6 months to 3 years old Dolphin - Ages 7-14 years old
The Tadpole level is specifically designed to provide parents and children Dolphin level 5 focuses on stroke improvement and introduces
with essential swimming skills while emphasizing water orientation and combined arms and leg action for breaststroke, sidestroke, and
safety. In this class, parents are taught how to feel more confident in the butterfly.
water with their infants. Infants are required to be able to hold their head Skills practiced: swimming front crawl 25 yards (with rotary
up and must be accompanied by an adult in the water for every class. Swim breathing), swimming back crawl 25 yards, swimming elementary
attire: waterproof swim diapers with tight fitting elastic legs and a swimsuit. backstroke 10 yards, demonstrating combined arm and leg action
Skills practiced: blowing bubbles, floating on front and back with help, and of sidestroke, breaststroke, and butterfly, treading water for 1
jumping into the pool from the side to adult. minute, and performing a standing dive.
Goldfish - Ages 2-5 years old
Goldfish level 1 is an orientation to an aquatic environment. Participants Orca - Ages 7-14 years old
must be comfortable in the water without a parent or guardian, and no prior Orca level 6 focuses on swimmer endurance and the refinement
swim lessons are required to enroll. of the strokes learned during the Dolphin level.
Skills practiced: blowing bubbles, bobbing, floating on front and back with Skills practiced: swimming front & back crawl 50 yards,
help, kicking on front and back with assistance, performing monkey arms, swimming sidestroke, breaststroke, and butterfly 10 yards,
and rolling over. performing turns at the wall, performing a feet first surface dive,
treading water for 3 minutes, and performing a front dive from a
Seahorse - Ages 3-6 years old block or diving board.
Seahorse level 2 introduces front and back glides along with the basic arm
action of the front crawl. Participants should be comfortable in the water
Adult Swim Lessons - Ages 14 years old/up
and should also be experienced in getting their face wet, blowing bubbles,
The Adult level focuses on the development of basic water safety,
and floating.
treading, breathing, and basic strokes such as freestyle. This
Skills practiced: bobbing to chin depth, submerging face, floating on front
course is designed for individuals at a beginner level. This course
and back unassisted, gliding and kicking on front and back with help, rolling
is offered during Session 4 at 7:00 pm.
onto the front and back, jumping into shallow water, and performing
backward monkey arms.
Private Lessons - Ages 3 years old and up
Stingray - Ages 5-8 years old This is a one-on-one class for any level of swimmer.
Stingray level 3 practices the combined arm and leg swimming action
of both front and back crawl strokes. This level also emphasizes proper
breathing techniques, maintaining body alignment in the water without
assistance, and swimming longer distances.
Skills practiced: bobbing fully submerged, flutter kicking on front and back
without help, performing combined arm and leg action for front and back
crawl, rotary breathing, and jumping into 5 feet of water.
Swordfish - Ages 5-10 years old
Swordfish level 4 focuses on the development of the freestyle and back
strokes, introduces the kicks for elementary back stroke, breaststroke,
butterfly, and treading water.
Skills practiced: swimming front crawl 10 yards (with breath), swimming
back crawl 10 yards, demonstrating elementary backstroke kick, breaststroke
kick, dolphin kick, scissor kick, eggbeater kick, performing a kneeling dive,
and jumping into 6 feet of water.
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-2000
6 Aquatics
All Aquatics programs are held at the Charles Brooks Community Swim Center located at 155 N. West St.
Passes for Lap Swim and Water Exercise are available for sale (credit card only) at the pool during program times.
Lap Swim & Water Exercise
Participants may swim laps, water walk, or exercise at their own
pace. The following equipment is available for use: kick boards, pull
buoys, and noodles. Take advantage of the water’s natural resistance
by using your own body weight in a low impact environment that is
suitable for all fitness levels.
Activity Days Class Times Season/
Months
Lap Swim & Water Exercise Sat & Sun 10:00-11:30 am Year Round
Lap Swim & Water Exercise Mon-Fri 11:00 am-1:00 pm Year Round
Lap Swim & Water Exercise Tue/Thu 7:00-8:00 pm Sept-April
Lap Swim & Water Exercise Mon-Thu 7:30-9:00 pm May-August
Passes are available for sale at the pool during program times
Pass Fees Rate Senior Rate (55+)
Monthly Pass Residents $50* Residents FREE
(Unlimited visits in calendar month) Non-Res. $75 Non-Res. $50
Residents $40* Residents FREE
10 Visit Pass
Non-Res. $60 Non-Res. $45
Residents $5* Residents FREE
Per Visit
Non-Res. $7 Non-Res. $6
Public Swim Woodland Wreckers – Youth
Free Recreational Swim Team
The pool is open for free recreational swimming during the summer May 6-July 27
months. The facility is equipped with diving boards, picnic areas, Ages 5-18, $195*
showers, lockers, and changing rooms. Lanes are available for lap Youth ages 5-18 are encouraged to sign up for the
swimming during most days. Children under the age of 10 are not City’s recreation swim team, the Woodland Wreckers.
permitted to Public Swim without an adult. The inflatable obstacle Practices begin on May 6 and swim meets start in June.
course will be available on Fridays. Pool schedule subject to change. Swimmers must be able to swim one pool length (25
This program is sponsored by Measure R. yards) without assistance to participate on the team.
For more information including practice times, dates,
Sat & Sun May 25-August 11 3:00-6:00 pm and meet information, refer to the swimmer’s handbook
(Closed on June 29, 30, July 20, 21, 27) at cityofwoodland.gov/wreckers. Please register
Mon-Fri June 10-August 9 1:00-3:45 pm child by their age as of June 1, 2024. This program has
(Closed June 28) scholarships available for qualified applicants.
Introduction to Water Polo
Monday/Wednesday, 7:00-8:00 pm
April 1-May 29
Ages 10-18, $95*
This introduction to water polo course teaches basic
individual and team skills and training techniques.
Learn player positions and develop basic offensive and
defensive strategies. Participants must be able to swim
50 yards continuously and tread water for
two minutes.
Recreation Guide 2024
*Additional fees apply for non-residents
Aquatics 7
Lifeguard Training (Blended Learning)
Monday-Wednesday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Session 1: March 25-27
Session 2: April 1-3
Ages 15/older, $185*
This class trains participants to be a certified lifeguard. Participants must be
able to swim 300 yards continuously and retrieve a ten-pound brick from 7
feet deep water. Participants must complete the online course before the
in-person class sessions. The online course will be approximately 20-25
hours and will be available the week prior to the class. Participants should
be prepared to be in the water for every class meeting. Participants must
attend all class dates and times to receive certification. This class does not
provide the Title 22 advanced first aid certification. Upon completion of
this class, participants will hold an American Red Cross Lifeguard Training
certification. Scholarships are available for qualified applicants.
Junior Guard Program
Monday-Thursday; 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Session 1: June 17-27
Session 2: July 15-25
Ages 12-14, $100* per session
The Junior Guard Program provides opportunities to learn the basics of water safety and the
SPORTS PARK DRIVE
foundation of lifeguarding skills. Participants should be able to swim 50 yards continuously.
This program DOES NOT provide a lifeguarding certification.
New Pool Coming to Woodland
Adjacent to the Community & Senior Center, the City aims to break ground on Woodland’s new
Aquatic Center in 2024. The new facility will feature a ten-lane pool that meets competitive
standards, an accessible activity pool, locker rooms, showers, and more. Charles Brooks
Community Swim Center currently serves the entire community, preventing many Woodlanders
from accessing aquatic recreation and fitness opportunities. To learn more or get involved,
please email buildourpool@cityofwoodland.gov.
CHEM
NEW POOL COMING SOON
FAMILY FAMILY
LIFEGUARD ELEC. / RESTROOM RESTROOM STORAGE
OFFICE IDF CUSTODIAL 1 2
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MANAGER MEN'S MEN'S WOMEN'S PUMP STORAGE
ALCOVE LOCKER RESTROOM LOCKER ROOM
WOMEN'S
RESTROOM
TICKET
OFFICE
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
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8 Youth
Youth Camperships for Summer Programs
Camperships are available for qualified families of youth participants of Swim Lessons, Summertime Fun Club, Summer
Teen Pack, Youth Basketball League, Woodland Wreckers, and Lifeguard Training who meet a low-income requirement.
“Camperships” are scholarships that result in a fee reduction for the program (programs are not offered for free) and are
available on a first-come, first-served basis. Measure R provides funding for camperships. Qualified applicants may receive
camperships for more than one program. Families must meet the following criteria to be eligible for a campership:
• Must be a resident of Woodland (PO Boxes and County Road addresses are not accepted).
• Must meet a low-income requirement based on HUD’s State Income Limits for Yolo County “Low Income
(50%-80% of area median income).
• For more information or to apply online, visit cityofwoodland.gov/CSD.
Summertime Fun Club Summertime Fun Club –
Monday-Friday; 8:00 am-4:00 pm Extended Hours Camp
Session 1 (5-weeks): June 10-July 12; $425* Monday-Friday; 7:30 am-5:30 pm
Session 2 (4-weeks): July 15-August 9; $375* Session 1 (5-weeks): June 10-July 12; $900*
Sessions 1 & 2: June 10-August 9; $650* Session 2 (4-weeks): July 15-August 9; $800*
Grades entering 1st-6th Sessions 1 & 2: June 10-August 9; $1,600*
3 Park Sites Available: Grades Entering 1st-6th
• Ferns Park, 750 W. Southwood Dr. Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
• Pioneer Park, 1925 Branigan Ave. This camp is similar to the classic program, but
• Woodside Park, 1615 Cottonwood St. for children needing care earlier and later in the
The Summertime Fun Club provides school-aged children a place day. This program has scholarships available for
to be during the summer. Activities include games, sports, arts & qualified applicants. No program on July 4.
crafts, local field trips, and a once-a-week visit to the Charles Brooks
Community Swim Center. This program has scholarships
available for qualified applicants. No program on July 4.
Baby & Me Woodland Boxing Club - Youth
Tuesdays starting April 2 Monday-Friday; 4:30-5:30 pm or 5:30-6:30 pm
English 9:00-10:00 am; Spanish 10:15-11:15 am Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. Ages 10/up, $15*/month
Ages 0-9 months, Free Instructor: Eddie Savala
Baby & Me is returning to meet in person soon! The Woodland Boxing Club gym is equipped
Send an email to BabyAndMeYolo@gmail.com with a standard 20’ boxing ring and a dozen
for updates and for the return to in-person
unique punching bags. Instruction and
date. The City and Dignity Health partner to
offer this weekly meet-up aimed to provide training provided by a trained professional
encouragement and friendship to local parents boxing coach. Registration available at
and caregivers during a time that can be both the Community & Senior Center. Hand
rewarding and challenging. Moms, dads and wraps are required and can be purchased
other primary caregivers of infants ages 0 to 9 at the Community Services front desk.
months are welcome to join in the conversation. Participants are encouraged to train a few
No reservation is necessary and parents are days a week or every day. This program is
encouraged to simply stop by and join in. sponsored by Measure R.
Recreation Guide 2024
*Additional fees apply for non-residents
Youth 9
530 Cheer Academy – Youth
Thursdays; 5:30-8:30 pm (varies by age)
Session 1: March 7-April 25
Session 2: May 2-June 20
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages 5/up, $150*
Instructor: Lisa Munoz, 530cheeracademy@mail.com
Enhance your cheerleading game during the off-season
with 530 Cheer Academy. Participants from beginners
to advanced will learn motivation, jumps, stunts, and
routines. 4-year-olds can participate with coach approval.
National Academy of Athletics
Fields & Courts @ Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Youth sports are tons of fun and the more skills you have, the more
confident you become! These programs allow each camper the chance
to gain new skills, meet new friends, compete and have tons of fun!
Registration for National Academy of Athletics Classes at
www.nationalacademyofathletics.com
Spring Break Session Times Session Dates Ages Reg. Fees
NAofA All Sports Camp: 10:00 am-1:00 pm April 1-5 7-11 $190
baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer, flag
football, capture the flag, ultimate frisbee,
relay & obstacle race 10:00 am-4:00 pm April 1-5 7-11 $260
Jr. Academy NAofA All Sports Camp:
baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer, flag 10:00 am-1:00 pm April 1-5 4-6 $190
football, capture the flag, ultimate frisbee,
relay & obstacle race
Summer 1 Week Camps Session Times Session Dates Ages Reg. Fees
10:00 am-1:00 pm June 10-14 7-11 $169
NAofA Basketball Camp: 10:00 am-4:00 pm June 10-14 7-11 $210
Our basketball camps are the perfect place to
learn about the game and fitness while having 10:00 am-1:00 pm July 8-12 7-11 $169
a blast and making new friends.
10:00 am-4:00 pm July 8-12 7-11 $210
NAofA All Sports Camp: 10:00 am-1:00 pm June 24-28 7-11 $169
baseball, basketball, dodgeball, soccer, flag
football, capture the flag, ultimate frisbee,
relay & obstacle race 10:00 am-4:00 pm June 24-28 7-11 $210
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-2000
10 Youth
Socceroo Soccer – Youth Soccer Training
Session 1: Saturday, March 9-May 4 (no class April 6)
Session 2: Saturday, September 14-November 2
Jack Slaven Park, 1705 Miekle Ave.
Instructor: Carlos Schulze
The focus will be on all the basics of soccer, dribbling, passing, shooting and defending while
having great fun. Based on an age-appropriate curriculum where fun and learning are the
focus, not winning. Water, shin guards, cleats and sunscreen are required.
Age: 4 Age: 5-6 Age: 7-8
Time: 9:00-9:30 am Time: 9:30-10:15 am Time: 10:15-11:15 am
Fee: $75* Fee: $135* Fee: $75*
Socceroo Soccer – Youth Summer Camps
Monday-Friday; 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Session 1: June 10-14
Session 2: August 5-9
Jack Slaven Park, 1705 Miekle Ave.
Ages: 5-10, $249*
Instructor: Socceroo Soccer Staff
This camp will take place next to the water play area at Jack Slaven Park,
participants will keep cool during breaks. Water, shin guards, sunscreen,
snacks and a towel are required.
Woodland Youth Basketball League
League Dates: December 7-February 21
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages 9-14; Age cutoff date is 2/14/2025
$120* includes jersey; late fee of $50 after 10/27/2024
This is a developmental basketball league, meaning the aim is to have young
players get better through actual basketball contacts. Every team is guaranteed
at least eight games in a season. Score is kept and there is a playoff at the end
of the season. The teams are divided as fairly as possible in order to create balanced teams and better competition.
Ultimately, the focus is on the kids and their experience playing basketball. This program has scholarships available
for qualified applicants.
• Boys and Girls divisions available. Age divisions are 10U, 12U, and 14U
• Player evaluation process takes place in early November, information will be sent ahead of time
• Games on Saturdays and practices are weeknights starting December 2
• Any head coach will receive 1 FREE player registration when committed prior to 10/27/2024
Woodland Youth Volleyball League
Tuesday/Thursday, July 9-August 8
Grades 4th-6th 5:00-7:00 pm
Grades 7th-8th 7:00-9:00 pm
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
$30* (includes program shirt)
The Youth Volleyball League will teach the fundamentals of volleyball to youth with drills, practices, and game play
opportunities. Participants will receive coaching from collegiate volleyball athletes. This program is sponsored by Measure R.
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*Additional fees apply for non-residentsYouth 11
Cello International Tennis Academy
City Park Tennis Courts, 629 Cleveland St.
Instructors: Mark Hansen & Sunny Mallinson, CITA Woodland
www.citawoodlandtennis.com
Contact citawoodlandtennis@gmail.com or call (530) 554-5042 for more information about tennis classes.
See table below for class breakouts.
See page 15 for adult lessons. FEE /
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS DROPIN
QuickStart: Ages 6-10; This class is for beginners and advanced beginners and
$48*/$15*
Monday; 4:00-5:00 pm will cover basic strokes and strategies. Instructor: Sunny
Youth Lessons
QuickStart: Ages 6-10; This class is for beginners and advanced beginners and
$48*/$15*
Saturday; 10:00-11:00 am will cover basic strokes and strategies. Instructor: Dani
QuickStart: Ages 11-16; This class is for beginners and advanced beginners and
$48*/$15*
Saturday; 11:00 am-12:00 pm will cover basic strokes and strategies. Instructor: Sunny
This class is intended to be used as a daily drop-in rate
Drop-In for Youth Tennis Classes $15*
for Youth Tennis Classes. The fee is $15*/day.
Academy students will refine their basic strokes
Junior Academy: Ages 8/Up;
and work on more advanced strokes, footwork and $132*/$20*
Academy Lessons
Tuesday & Thursday; 4:00-5:30 pm
strategies. Instructors: Sunny and Mark
This is the highest-level class and is for junior
Academy: Tuesday & Thursday; tournament players as well as High School Varsity and
$144*/$20*
5:30-7:00 pm Junior Varsity players. Instructor permission is required
for the Academy class. Instructors: Sunny and Mark
This class is intended to be used as a daily drop-in rate
Drop-In for Jr. Academy and Academy Classes $20*
for Youth Academy Classes. The fee is $20*/day.
Private Lesson with 60-minute private lesson = $60*
$60*/$30*
Lessons
Private
Sunny Mallinson 30-minute private lesson = $30*
Private Lessons with 60-minute private lesson = $70*
$70*/$40*
Mark Hansen 30-minute private lesson = $40*
Yolo Stage Company – Theatre Workshop & Performance “ELF: THE MUSICAL JR.”
Monday-Friday, June 24-July 26; 9:00 am-12:30 pm (no workshop July 4)
Public Performances, July 25-28
Lee Middle School, 520 West St.
Ages 7-17, $450*/season (includes $100 non-refundable deposit, costume and cast t-shirt)
This is the 28th annual production for Yolo Stage Co., the local children’s musical theater workshop. Based on the beloved holiday
film, this hilarious fish-out-of water comedy follows Buddy the Elf in his quest to find his true identity. Celebrate “Holidays in July”
where every actor embraces his or her “inner elf”. Participation is limited to a maximum of 36 actors. Registration is open now!
For more information, follow Yolo Stage Company on Facebook, visit the website at www.yolostage.com, or contact Producer
Kathy Trott at kathyjtrott@gmail.com or (530) 312-0100.
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-200012 Youth
Art with Stephanie
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.; Instructor: Stephanie Carlstrom
The chart below represents a partial list of classes for 2024. Please check the website at cityofwoodland.gov/CSD for additional
classes. Materials fee due to the instructor at the first class.
CLASS NAME DATE(S) TIME AGE CLASS FEE (MATERIAL FEE)
Acrylic Class 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, 2/27 6:00-8:00 pm 12/Up $102* ($25)
Valentine’s Paint Night 2/15 6:00-8:00 pm 12/Up $49*
Calligraphy and Cookies 2/22 6:00-8:00 pm 14/Up $49*
Adult & Me Paint Night: Birdhouse 3/7 5:00-6:15 pm 4/Up $49* (fee is good for adult and child)
Watercolor Class 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26 6:00-8:00 pm 12/Up $102* ($25)
Acrylic Class 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25 6:00-8:00 pm 12/Up $102* ($25)
Adult & Me Paint Night: Seagull 4/5 5:00-6:15 pm 4/Up $49* (fee is good for adult and child)
Watercolor Class 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23 6:00-8:00 pm 12/Up $102* ($25)
Adult & Me Paint Night: Racecar 5/13 5:00-6:15 pm 4/Up $49* (fee is good for adult and child)
Play-Well TEKnologies
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Dream It. Build It. Wreck It. Repeat. Kids are already naturally gifted creators and
they will get added inspiration from specially trained instructors. While children
build elaborate objects, structures and vehicles with the massive collection of
LEGO®, they will explore fundamental principles of engineering and physics.
Adventures in STEM with LEGO® Materials
Monday-Friday, July 8-12; 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Ages 5-7; $195*
Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and
use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that both
new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.
STEM Explorations with LEGO® Materials
Monday-Friday, July 8-12; 1:00-4:00 pm
Ages 7-12; $195*
Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts!
Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed
projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience.
Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials
Monday-Friday, July 29-August 2; 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Ages 5-9; $195*
Calling all Pokémon trainers! PlayWell Instructors lead participants to build and catch Pokémon,
rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic
Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master.
LEGO® Engineering Design Challenge
Monday-Friday, July 29-August 2; 1:00-4:00 pm
Ages 8-14; $195*
PlayWell instructors will introduce mechanisms to get your gears turning; then, it’s your job to
take it to the next level! Go head-to-head or work towards a new personal best as you get ready
to apply real-world concepts to LEGO® challenges.
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Mad Science
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Each class requires a $30 materials fee to be paid on 1st day of class
Mad Science camps and vacation programs give kids the opportunity to learn about science
through interactive and hands-on science activities. Children become junior scientists and
embark on a series of adventures. There will be supervision between sessions provided by
Mad Science if attending both morning and afternoon.
Mad Science: Eureka!
Monday-Friday, June 10-14; 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Ages 6-12; $157*
Be inspired by the most famous inventors in history – Ben Franklin, the Wright Brothers,
Leonardo da Vinci, Rube Goldberg – and create your OWN inventions! Use their techniques
to break through a series of modern-day challenges. You will learn how to invent solutions to
problems and make them come to life, just like these legendary innovators.
Mad Science: Castaway
Monday-Friday, June 10-14; 1:00-4:00 pm
Ages 6-12; $157*
Campers will find themselves stranded on island...now what?! Work together using the supplies
you have to learn to survive until you are rescued. Create shelters, use water filtration systems,
and study the island’s animals. Learn how to harness the sun’s energy to create solar cookers,
communicate with technology, and work as a team! Campers will build daily projects to survive
and escape the island. Don’t forget your new duct tape flip flops on your journey back home!
Mad Science: Science Rockstars
Monday-Friday, June 24-28; 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Ages 6-12; $157*
Get ready to rock with science and wow the crowd with cool potions and chemical
reactions. Grow your own crystals, and explore cool chromatography! Discover how simple
machines such as pulleys, wedges, screws and levers make our lives easier and then build a
catapult to keep.
Mad Science: Crazy Chemworks
Monday-Friday, June 24-28; 1:00-4:00 pm
Ages 6-12; $157*
This camp is full of reactions, observations, solutions,
suspensions, explosions, concoctions, perplexions,
digestions, reflections, and Dalmatians, just to
name a few! You will challenge your friends in the
labware game, combat evaporation, be amazed at
the awesome power of glue technology and trigger
some shocking chemical reactions. You’ll snoop
out counterfeit money, launch chemical explosions
(not TOO big) and learn how and why the chemical
world works. So dive into our fantastically fun pool of
chemical experimentation! Just don’t mix this one with
that one or you might blow up the universe!
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-200014 Teens
Summertime Fun Club Volunteer Program
Mandatory training dates Saturday & Sunday June 1 & 2; Time TBD
June 10-August 9
Entering 9th-12th Grades
$25* for Summer (includes t-shirt)
Be a volunteer to the Summertime Fun Club and gain valuable experience.
Mandatory training occurs Saturday and Sunday June 1 and 2 and prepares
volunteers to assist program staff with activities in the Summertime Fun Club
during the Summer. Parks included Ferns, Pioneer, Woodside, and Woodland
Community & Senior Center. All volunteers participating in this program will
need to pass a background process.
Teens Helping Seniors
June 10-August 9
Monday-Thursday; volunteer shifts are 9:00 am-12:00 pm or 1:00-4:00 pm
Mandatory parent & participant meeting Tuesday, June 4; 5:00 pm
Entering 7th-12th Grades
$25* for Summer (includes t-shirt)
Teens Helping Seniors is a program for middle and high-school-aged volunteers.
Volunteer opportunities will consist of 3-hour shifts Monday through Thursday
during Summer. Supervised by program staff, participants go to senior homes
to perform light housework, yardwork, and other household projects. Eligible
volunteers earn a day-trip to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. All volunteers
participating in this program will need to pass our background process.
Summer Teen Pack
Monday-Friday; 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Session 1 (5-weeks): June 10-July 12; $425*
Session 2 (4-weeks): July 15-August 9; $375*
Sessions 1 & 2: June 10-August 9; $650*
Weekly Registration: $95*
Crawford Park, 1733 College St.
Summer Teen Pack is a daily program that keeps pre-teens busy
with activities and field trips during the Summer. Participants
explore Yolo and Sacramento Counties via public transportation,
and learn cool new things. This program is sponsored by Measure
R and has scholarships available for qualified applicants. New this
Summer is the weekly rate; sorry camperships are not available for
this rate. No program July 4.
Afterschool Teen Pack
Monday-Thursday on school days
Grades 7th-8th, Free
Students who attend Douglass and Lee Middle Schools are invited to spend the afternoon participating in supervised activities
with Teen Pack. This program is drop-in, and pre-registration is not necessary. Students must bring their current student ID
cards and sign in and out each day. This program is sponsored by Measure R.
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Adult Softball
Thursdays or Fridays; 6:00-10:00 pm
Woodland Sports Park, 2001 East St.; Ages 16/up
Teams play an 8-game season in the Spring/Summer and a 6-game season in the Fall, concluding with a
single elimination playoff tournament. Softball rules and team registration information available at
www.cityofwoodland.gov/AdultSports.
Season Season Starts Registration Due Team Fee Manager’s Meeting
Spring (8 Games) March 14 February 28 $600 March 6
Summer (8 Games) June 13 May 29 $600 June 6
Fall (6 Games) September 5 August 14 $540 August 21
Adult Basketball
Mondays or Wednesdays; 6:00-9:00 pm
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.; Ages 18/up
Teams play an 8-game season concluding with a single elimination playoff tournament. Basketball
rules and team registration information available at www.cityofwoodland.gov/AdultSports.
Season Season Starts Registration Due Team Fee Manager’s Meeting
Spring March 11 February 21 $600 February 28
Summer June 5 May 15 $600 May 29
Fall September 11 August 14 $600 August 28
Adult Volleyball
Tuesdays; 6:00-9:00 pm
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.; Ages 16/up
Teams play an 8-game season concluding with a single elimination playoff tournament. Volleyball
rules and team registration information available at www.cityofwoodland.gov/AdultSports.
Season Season Starts Registration Due Team Fee Manager’s Meeting
Spring February 27 February 7 $420 February 13
Fall August 27 August 6 $420 August 20
Cello International Tennis Academy
City Park Tennis Courts, 629 Cleveland St.
Instructors: Mark Hansen & Sunny Mallinson, CITA Woodland
www.citawoodlandtennis.com
Contact citawoodlandtennis@gmail.com or
call (530) 554-5042 for more information about
tennis classes. See table below for class breakouts. FEE/
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS DROP-IN
This class is intended to be used as a daily
Drop-In for Adult Tennis Classes $17*
Lessons
drop-in rate for adult tennis classes.
Adult
Great for the USTA 3.0 and above player
Intermediate: Wednesday;
looking to improve their strokes and strategies. $55*
7:00-8:00 pm
Instructor: Sunny
Private Lesson with 60-minute private lesson = $60*
Lessons
Private
$60*/$30*
Sunny Mallinson 30-minute private lesson = $30*
Private Lessons with 60-minute private lesson = $70*
$70*/$40*
Mark Hansen 30-minute private lesson = $40*
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-200016 Adults
Woodland Boxing Club – Adult Rock Steady Boxing
Monday-Friday; 6:30-8:30 pm Wednesdays/Fridays; 9:00-10:00 am
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages 17/up, $25*/month Ages 18/up, $20*/month
Instructor: Ricardo Carrillo Instructor: Steve Bonnel
The Woodland Boxing Club gym is equipped with a standard Rock Steady Boxing is a national organization
20’ boxing ring and a dozen different punching bags. Instruction which provides a boxing-style fitness
and training is provided by a trained professional boxing coach. curriculum to people living with Parkinson’s
Registration available at the Community & Senior Center. Participants disease. Participants need a physician’s
are encouraged to train a few days a week or every day. release to participate.
Everyday Yoga
Sunrise Class: Mondays; 9:00-10:00 am
Sunset Class: Thursdays; 5:00-6:00 pm Tai Chi & Qi Gong – Beginning
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. Mondays, 8:50-9:50 am
Ages 18/up, $5*/class session (monthly or punch card only) Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Instructor: Minakhi Sarma Ages: 12/up, $10*-$12.50*/class
This course will combine yoga and strength training for overall health Instructor: Tina Kejie Duan; (916) 579-2668,
and wellness. Yoga lessons will include basic yoga postures suitable for duankejie68@gmail.com
everybody, and pranayama (breathing technique). This course is great for beginners. Warm-up involves Health
Qigong, which uses Qigong-specific external movements to
stimulate and enhance internal energy circulation, thereby
strengthening the body’s defense system. Instruction and
practice in the beginning forms of Tai Chi follow the warm-up.
Regularly practicing Tai Chi helps alleviate pain and heal injuries,
enhances balance and flexibility, reduces stress, and increases
peacefulness, well-being, and cognition, especially in a group
setting! All movements can be done standing or sitting in a chair.
All ages and fitness levels are welcome.
Beginning Pilates Tai Chi & Qi Gong – Beginning/Intermediate
Mondays & Wednesdays; 6:00-7:00 pm Fridays, 9:00-10:00 am
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages 18/up, $33*/month Ages: 12/up, $10*-$12.50*/class
Instructor: Bob Stephenson Instructor: Tina Kejie Duan; (916) 579-2668,
This class introduces concepts such as careful movement control, duankejie68@gmail.com
relaxed concentration, body alignment, position flow, and breathing. This class is suitable for both
Each class of standing and mat exercises has a theme and is unique. beginners and experienced students.
Set to relaxing music, the peaceful flow of movements aims for steady A Qigong warm-up is followed by
progress and to leave you feeling energized. Bring a yoga mat and wear instruction and practice in a variety
comfortable clothes. of simplified Yang Style Tai Chi
movements and routines. Tai Chi
is a form of moving meditation in
Mindful Meditation
which the breath is coordinated
Wednesdays, 6:15-7:30 pm
with a series of fluid movements
Session 2: March 7-May 2
and postures. Regular practice
Session 3: September 5-October 24
improves balance, flexibility, and
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
strength while promoting relaxation
Ages 16/up; $56*/8 classes or $7*/drop-in
and focus. Other benefits include
Instructor: Jennifer Kelley
stress reduction, improved posture,
In this 8-week class, participants will be introduced to a variety of
increased mindfulness, and
meditation and mindfulness techniques. Take the journey of self-
enhanced energy levels. All ages
discovery with others and have a good time as your self-awareness and
and fitness levels are welcome.
understanding of meditation grows. Bring a notebook to class. For more
information, email jenniferskelly123@gmail.com.
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Country Western Line Dance Party
Tuesday & Friday; 6:00-8:30 pm
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages 18/up, $6*/class (pay on site)
Facilitator: Judy Bechthold
Each Tuesday from 6:00-6:30 pm is a beginner class, no experience is needed. 6:30-8:30 pm is the
regular dance and some experience is good but not required. Cost for each dance is $6 per person and
is payable at the dance. (Check with the facilitator for possible cancellations.)
Friday monthly dance parties will be held on the following dates: 1/12, 2/2, 3/8, 4/12, 5/10 and 6/14.
Previous line dance instruction is not required but will help you get the most out of the event.
Scottish Country Dance
Mondays; 6:00-7:30 pm (beginners), 7:00-9:00 pm (experienced)
Session 2: March 18-May 6
Session 3: May 13-July 1
Session 4: August 12-October 7
Session 5: October 14-December 16
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages 16/up; $32*/8 classes or $5*/drop-in
Instructor: Michael Gregg; (925) 215-1227, mgregg128@gmail.com
Scottish Country Dance is the traditional social dance of Scotland, similar to
American square or contra dance, and is danced to traditional and contemporary
Scottish reels, jigs, and strathspeys. This class will cover the basic steps and figures,
and some of the more popular dances. For beginners or experienced, ages 16 to 90+.
Cuban Salsa Dance
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages: 16/up, $35*/month
Level 1: 5:00-6:00 pm
This Level 1 beginner class will go over the basic footwork and rhythm for Cuban Salsa. We will learn
one or two patterns each week and then learn those moves as a Rueda, where we will dance in a
circle while exchanging partners. No partner, experience, or special dance shoes required.
Level 2: 6:00-7:00 pm
This Level 2 beginner class will expand upon the moves learned in Level 1 and dance to faster music. The ability to dance
the following moves is heavily suggested to join this class: guapea, dile que no, and enchufla, and all of these moves in
rueda. No partner or special dance shoes required.
Level 3: 7:00-8:00 pm
This Level 3 class will expand upon the moves learned in Levels 1 & 2 and increase the pattern complexity. The ability to
dance the following moves is heavily suggested to join this class: guapea, dile que no, enchufla, adios, vacilala, enchufla
doble, exhíbela, and all of these moves in rueda. No partner or special dance shoes required.
Dance Fitness
Mondays, 10:15-11:15 am
Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St.
Ages: 12/up, $10*-$12.50*/class
Instructor: Tina Kejie Duan; (916) 579-2668, duankejie68@gmail.com
Dance Fitness is a low-to-moderate intensity, low-impact dance fitness class with a cheerful, accepting atmosphere for all ages
and fitness levels. No previous dance experience is necessary. Simple, fun choreography is designed to increase cardiovascular
fitness, flexibility and coordination, accelerate fat loss, and promote detoxification (via sweating). Dance movements can be
modified for individual needs.
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-200018 Seniors
Woodland Senior Center Senior Center Thrift Store
Open Monday-Friday; 8:00 am-3:00 pm; Community & Senior Center, 2001 East St. Mon-Fri, 9:30 am-12:00 pm
2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 4:00-6:00 pm
The Woodland Senior Center is a designated focal point of services for older adults,
Woodland Senior Center Inc., non-profit
including: nutrition, recreation, education, transportation, art, health, support
partner of the Woodland Senior Center,
groups, and information/assistance. Programs center on healthy aging, social operates a small thrift store.
services, and have plenty of socialization opportunities. Contact the Welcome Desk All proceeds go to
at (530) 661-2001 for more information. A monthly newsletter, the “Senior Gram,” benefit senior programs.
is available at the Senior Center or online at cityofwoodland.gov/seniors. The thrift store
accepts donations of
clothes, kitchenware,
decorations, and other
household items. No
furniture or electronics
are accepted.
Senior Art Show
Friday, March 15; 4:00-7:00 pm
The Senior Art Show highlights artists that are enrolled in senior center art classes.
View paintings, sculptures, ceramics, needlework, and more. Some work may be for
sale. There will be beer and wine tasting. This event is attached to the ReXpo event.
Hand & Foot Card Party
Saturday, March 23; 11:00 am-4:00 pm
$20 for SCI members, $25 for non-members.
Join friends at the annual Hand & Foot Card Party! Lunch will be served at 11:30 am. There
will be a raffle with opportunity to buy raffle tickets. Visit the Welcome Desk for your Hand
& Foot Card Party ticket, or call (530) 661-2001.
Senior Center Inc. Board Installation Dinner
Thursday, May 9; Doors at 5:00 pm, Dinner at 5:30 pm
SCI Members can RSVP to the Welcome Desk
Woodland Senior Center Inc. is comprised of a board of volunteers who work hard every year holding events and conducting
fundraising. This dinner is the annual membership meeting where new board members are installed or existing board members are
extended. RSVP to the Welcome Desk, (530) 661-2001. Not a member? Ask
how to become one!
Senior Resource Fair
Thursday, May 23; 9:00 am-12:00 pm
This free event highlights programs and services available to adults 50 and
older in Woodland. More than 70 organizations that serve Woodland will be
on site to answer questions and provide materials.
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4th of July Ice Cream Social
Thursday, July 4; 1:00-3:00 pm
Cost: $2; ALL AGES
Woodland Senior Center, Inc. hosts another annual tradition: ice cream and
cookies on the 4th of July. Raffle tickets available for sale with several raffle
prizes available. Be sure to stop by.
Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser
Thursday, July 11; doors at 5:00 pm, dinner at 5:30 pm
$3 for SCI members, $4 for non-members, $5 at the door
RSVP and donate at the Welcome Desk
The Teens Helping Seniors program takes middle and high-school-aged volunteers to senior homes to perform housework and
yardwork free of charge. These volunteers are rewarded with a trip to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk at the end of the Summer. They
use the donations from their work and from the spaghetti feed to fund their entire trip, from unlimited rides to good food all day. The
spaghetti sauce is made using locally-sourced ingredients from Food Front community partners. RSVP and donate at the Welcome Desk
at (530) 661-2001.
Senior Thanksgiving Dinner
Thursday, November 14; Doors at 5:00 pm, Dinner at 5:30 pm
$1/ticket; RSVP at the Welcome Desk, limited space
There will be a full Thanksgiving meal provided at this event. Century Club
members and current annual SCI members can purchase tickets starting on
Tuesday, October 1 at 8:30 am. Tickets will be available to non-members on
October 14. You must be physically present at the Welcome Desk in order to
buy tickets, and every ticket must have a unique name assigned to it. This event
is limited to 300 tickets, and it will sell out. Spouses of members must also be
members in order to sign up early.
Santa’s Holiday Social
Thursday, December 12; Doors at 10:30 am, Brunch at 11:00 am
$1/ticket; RSVP at the Welcome Desk, limited space
There will be amazing brunch food served, and a large raffle furnished by
SCI and Senior Center programs. Century Club members and current annual
SCI members can purchase tickets starting on Tuesday, November 5 at 8:30
am. Tickets will be available to non-members on November 18. You must be
physically present at the Welcome Desk in order to buy tickets, and every
ticket must have a unique name assigned to it. This event is limited to 300
tickets, and it will sell out. Spouses of members must also be members in
order to sign up early.
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-200020 Seniors
Art Classes
Art Workshop Wednesdays 9:30 am Drop-In
Ceramics Thursdays 9:30 am Drop-In
Needles & Friends Mondays 9:00 am-2:00 pm Drop-In
Writing Life Stories Thursdays 2:00-4:00 pm Enroll with CSD
Exercise Classes
Aquatics Activities Charles Brooks Swim Center, 155 N. West St. Call (530) 661-2000
Beginning Pilates Mon/Wed 6:00-7:00 pm $33*/month
Dance Fitness Mondays 10:00-11:00 am $50*/person for 4 sessions
Drop-in Badminton Mon/Wed/Fri 8:30-11:30 am Drop-In
Everyday Yoga Mondays 9:00-10:00 am $20*/month
Everyday Yoga Thursdays 5:00-6:00 pm $20*/month
Low Impact Aerobics Mon/Wed/Fri 8:00-8:30 am Call (530) 661-2001
Low Impact Aerobics Mon/Wed/Fri 10:00-10:30 am Call (530) 661-2001
Drop-in Pickleball Tue/Thu (Nov-Feb only) 9:30-11:30 am Drop-in
Rock Steady Boxing Mon/Wed/Fri 8:30-10:00 am $20*/month (Monday online)
T’ai Chi & Qi Gong Mondays 9:00-10:00 am $50*/person for 4 sessions
Woodland Stompers Mondays 1:30-3:00 pm Call (530) 661-2001
Social Games
American Mahjongg Thursdays 9:00 am-12:00 pm Drop-in
Billiards Mon-Fri 8:15 am-2:45 pm Drop-in
Bingo Wed/Fri 11:00 am-2:30 pm Drop-in, 5¢/card
Bridge for Fun Wednesdays 12:00-3:00 pm Drop-in
Hand & Foot Wednesdays 8:45-11:30 am Coffee @ 8:30am
Mah Jong Thursdays 12:30 pm Drop-in
Open Game Days Mon/Tue/Fri 12:30 pm Drop-in
Pedro Tuesdays 11:30-3:00 pm Drop-in
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Support Groups
Diabetes Support Eng 2nd Tuesdays 10:00-11:00 am Drop-in
Diabetes Support Spn 4th Tuesdays 6:00-7:30 pm Drop-in
Outa Sight (vision) 3rd Tuesdays 12:30-2:00 pm Drop-in
Parkinson’s Support 1st Wednesdays 1:30-3:00 pm Drop-in
Prostate Cancer 2nd Mondays 7:00-8:00 pm Drop-in
Stroke Support*** 3rd Mondays 1:00-2:00 pm Drop-in
***Meets on the 4th Monday of January and February
Resources Call (530) 661-2001 for more information!
Commission on
3rd Thursdays at 4:00 pm 2001 East St.
Aging
Community Mon-Fri 8:00 am-3:00 pm Call (530) 662-7800
Care Car Call for ride appointment $2 donation/ride
Legal Services of
Call (530) 662-1065
Northern California
HICAP
By Appointment Only Call (916) 376-8915
Consultations
Yolo County 211 Info & Assistance for Seniors Call 211
Other Programs
2024 SENIOR CENTER EVENTS
Affordable
Short trips Flyers available at Senior Center The Woodland Senior Center, in conjunction with
Adventures
Woodland Senior Center Inc. and other community
Wed. by Call Meals on Wheels, partners, host a number of special events for
Chit Chat Café
Reservation. (530) 662-7035 x108 seniors throughout the year.
Full trip
Collette Travel Flyers available at Senior Center February 8 Valentine’s Dinner and a Movie
packages
Media Library Books, Audio Books, and DVDs available to rent March 15 Senior Art Show & ReXpo
Senior Center 2001 East St. March 23 Hand & Foot Card Party
1st Thursday 9:30 am
Inc. (530) 661-2001 May 9 SCI Installation Dinner
Senior 2nd & 4th May 23 Senior Resource Fair
12:30 pm Free Snacks & Drinks
Movie Day Mondays
July 4 SCI Ice Cream Social
Thrift Store
Mon-Fri 9:30 am-12:00 pm July 11 THS Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser
AM
Thrift Store 2nd & 4th September TBD Household Document Shredding
4:00-6:00 pm
PM Wednesdays November 14 SCI Thanksgiving Dinner
YFB Food 2nd & 4th December 12 Santa’s Holiday Social
5:00 pm In back of building
Distribution Wednesdays
Register online at cityofwoodland.gov/signup
Se habla español • (530) 661-200022 Facilities & Parks
Woodland Community & Senior Center
The Woodland Community & Senior Center provides a venue for business
meetings or parties in its meeting rooms, banquet rooms, or the Kevin & Lorie
Haarberg Gymnasium. Contact us to schedule a facility tour at (530) 661-2000.
Park Permits
Parks shade structures are available for exclusive use with a reservation.
Reservations are available from 10:00 am-7:00 pm on a first-come, first-served
basis. Park reservations are taken up to one year in advance. To find photos of
specific parks and more information, please visit the website at cityofwoodland.gov/CSD.
No reservations Nov. 1-Feb. 29. Fees are listed for local non-profit and private group use.
Groups up to 75: $40/hour for residents, $80/hour for non-residents. Fees apply for any changes to permits.
Athletic Field Reservation Procedures
All groups or teams who want to play league or tournament games on the fields, or any groups who want to use the
athletic fields should proceed with the reservation process. Requests must be made a minimum of seven days in advance
and may not be made further out than twelve months in advance.
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THIRD ST
Park Campbell Klenhard
M
COTTONWOOD ST
GUM Park Park
WEST ST
CALIFORNIA ST
AVE
PIONEER AVE
Everman
MAT MO R RD
BOU RN DR
Park BRANIGAN
Grace Pioneer
Streng Hiddleson AVE Park
Pond Park
Park GIBSON RD
C O LOM A
COUNTY ROAD 102
LORENZO AVE
SIXTH ST
W AY
Dave Woodside
HARRY
Douglass Park
Park
EL DORADO DR
Bopama
Tredway Park
Park
Crawford FARMERS
SPORTS PARK DR Spring Lake
Park CENTRAL RD
Park
Woodland Community
& Senior Center
Jack
M I E K LE
AVE
Slaven
Dog
Park
Park
HERITAGE PKWY
Rick
Gonzales, Sr
Park
Recreation Guide 2024
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