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Activity Guide
SPRING/SUMMER THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2022
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*Food & drink available for purchase 710 E. WOODWARD AVE.
Phone 209.456.8600
Fax 209.923.8954 SPRING/SUMMER
ACTIVITY GUIDE
Email recreation@mantecagov.com
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2022
7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
www.mantecagov.com/recreation
252 Magnolia Ave., Manteca 95337
RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES STAFF
Recreation & Community Services Manager Brandy Clark
Management Analyst Cindy Rundell
Recreation Supervisor Victoria Loma
Recreation Supervisor Eric Culpepper
Recreation Coordinator Jennifer Hooper
Recreation Coordinator Ashlea Green
Administrative Assistant III Meghan Kuesthardt
Customer Service Representative Jeanette Rios
MANTECA RECREATION & PARKS COMMISSION
Aaron Bowers Lauren Koury Victor Lujan
Clara Schmiedt Lori Tiago Alternate: Supriya Ashish Jain 1001 WEST CENTER STREET • MANTECA, CA 95337
Meets quarterly at 6:00 pm at City Hall, 1001 West Center Street www.mantecagov.com
2022 MEETING DATES*: May 12, August 11, November 10
*Always confirm first; meetings sometimes must be canceled and/or rescheduled.
MANTECA CITY COUNCIL
Greetings, Manteca! City Council meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7:00 p.m. at
City Hall, 1001 West Center Street. www.mantecagov.com/mayor-council
We’re so glad you’ve found your way to this season’s Activity Guide. You
may have noticed a few changes to our Department lately, including a new Benjamin J. Cantu Mayor
name and a brand new logo, featured on the cover of this Guide. We are David Breitenbucher Councilmember
now Recreation and Community Services, a title which better describes
our department’s mission. Charlie Halford Vice Mayor
Jose Nuño Councilmember
We are excited to share some things we have in store this season. We’ll Gary Singh Councilmember
be offering the first-ever Junior Giants baseball & softball program, which is
FREE to Manteca youth ages 5-13; see page 6 for details. We’ve got lots of
fun events coming, including Food Truck Frenzy, Movies in the Park, Pop-up
Parties, and a move to Saturday mornings for the Market on Maple, which
runs May-October.
CITY DEPARTMENTS
General Information............................................................456-8000
We encourage you to visit your neighborhood park, register for a
Heating/Cooling Center Hotline.........................................456-8080
recreation program, or attend one or more of the fun events. More
than ever, Recreation programming serves as an essential resource for Animal Shelter, 115 E. Wetmore St.......................................456-8270
fun, learning, and community engagement. Many of our staff grew up in Legislative Services/City Clerk, 1001 W. Center St..............456-8017
Manteca and we’re all passionate about this community and its future. City Manager’s office, 1001 W. Center St..............................456-8050
We’re committed to serving you to the best of our ability. I look forward Development Services, 1215 W. Center St., Suite 201..........456-8550
to seeing you and your family at an upcoming event or program.
Engineering, 1001 W. Center St.............................................456-8460
Brandy Clark Facilities Maintenance........................................................456-8476
Recreation & Community Services Manager
Finance, 1001 W. Center St.....................................................456-8730
Fire (Non-Emergency), 1154 S. Union Rd.............................456-8300
Golf Course, 305 N. Union Rd.................................................825-2500
Human Resources, 1001 W. Center St...................................456-8700
Information Technology,1001 W. Center.............................456-8400
Library, 320 W. Center St..............................................(866) 805-7323
Mayor and Council, 1001 W. Center St...................................456-8017
Recreation & Community Services, 252 Magnolia Ave.......456-8600
Police (Non-Emergency), 1001 W. Center St.........................456-8100
Public Works, 1001 W. Center St............................................456-8400
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Senior Center, 295 Cherry Lane.............................................456-8650
Manteca Recreation & Community Services offers a scholarship program to Sewer (Wastewater Treatment Plant)..............................456-8470
help youth ages 18 and younger from low-income households participate in Solid Waste (Refuse Collection), 210 E. Wetmore St...........456-8440
our recreation programs and activities! Eligible youths may receive discounted Streets Division.....................................................................456-8449
registration, depending upon availability of funding. The scholarship covers a Transit Center/Dial-A-Ride, 220 Moffat Blvd.......................456-8888
percentage of the activity registration fee; the participant pays the remainder. Utility Billing.........................................................................456-8740
Proof of family income is required. Please contact us for an application or more
Water......................................................................................456-8466
information. The application also is available on our website.
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 1
SWIM LESSONS - Registration opens May 9!
Important Registration Details GROUP SWIM LESSONS
For ages 9 months (accompanied by parent) through 13 years
• Registration is NOT accepted at any swimming pools. Register online, by Taught by MRCS Aquatic Instructors, who are certified Lifeguards.
mail, fax, or in person at the Manteca Recreation & Community Services TWO-WEEK SESSIONS ONE-WEEK SESSIONS
(MRCS) office, 252 Magnolia Ave. Monday-Thursday for a total Monday-Thursday
of eight 40-minute lessons. nights only
• Registration is limited to one time slot per session per student Residents $75/Non-Res. $85 Residents $38/Non-Res. $48
(i.e., you may not register the same child for multiple sessions 1. 6/6-6/16 5. 8/1-8/4
or for multiple time slots in one session).
2. 6/20-6/30 6. 8/8-8/11
• During the pre-registration period (May 9-June 2), 3. 7/5-7/14*
you may register for any one session per student. 4. 7/18-7/28
• Beginning June 6, registrations will be accepted *Short session; fees prorated
only for the next consecutive session.
• The registration deadline for each session is 6:00 pm on the ADAPTIVE SWIM LESSONS
Thursday prior to the start of the session. If you want to register for Special–Needs Children ages 3–14
your child/ren for the next consecutive session but do not know Our Adaptive Swim Lessons are specially designed to benefit
whether they will advance to the next skill level, please speak to the children with special needs or who need special accommodations.
class instructor a few days before the session ends for clarification; Our goal is to help each swimmer push past their physical, cognitive, or
deadlines and late fees are strictly enforced for each session. neurological challenges to be successful in learning to swim, learning water
safety, developing confidence, increasing fitness, and having fun!
• Not all classes/skill levels are offered each session. Participants may have an aide or assistant accompany them in the pool.
• Dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Sessions are Monday through Thursday for 35 minutes.
• Call the MRCS office at 456-8600 if you need MONDAY-THURSDAY JUNE 6-AUGUST 11
clarification or have additional questions. Led by Rec Department Lifeguards at Lincoln Pool.
One-week session $38 Resident/$48 Non-resident
Two-week session $75 Resident/$85 Non-resident
SKILL LEVEL AGES PREREQUISITES SKILLS TAUGHT
A parent or other adult caregiver is Experience buoyancy, movement, entries, sing songs and play
Tadpoles 9 months-3 years required to accompany each child in in the water. Parents are taught to help children learn and
Parent Participation the water. practice appropriate skills.
Parent participation required. The Develop confidence in the water while learning fundamental
Froggies: Level 1 3-5 years objective of this class is to help skills, water entry, submerging face/head, front and back
Tiny Tots w/Parent Participation children feel comfortable in the water float, kicking, arm strokes, and breathing, while accompanied
and enjoy the water safely. by a parent or guardian for additional support.
Starfish: Level 1 None. The objective of this class is to Develop confidence in the water while learning fundamental
3-5 years help children feel comfortable in the skills, water entry, submerging face/head, front and back
Tiny Tots water and enjoy the water safely. float, kicking, arm strokes, and breathing.
Seahorses: Level 2 None. This class is also for children Develop confidence in the water while learning fundamental
4-6 years 6 or older who are first-timers or are skills, water entry, submerging face/head, front and back
Pre-Beginners fearful of the water. float, kicking, arm strokes, and breathing.
Sea Otters: Level 3 Graduated from Seahorses, or can Success with fundamental skills, water entry, submerging
6-13 years demonstrate all of the completion face/head, front and back float, full front stroke and back
Beginners requirements. stroke combined with kicking.
Seals: Level 4 Graduated from Sea Otters, or can Develop endurance in front and back crawl strokes,
6-13 years demonstrate all of the completion introduction to elementary backstroke, diving, deep-water
Advanced Beginners requirements. retrievals, and water survival skills.
Sharks: Level 5 Graduated from Seals, or can Develop confidence in the crawl strokes and increase
6-13 years demonstrate all of the completion endurance. Introduced to breaststroke kick, scissors kick,
Intermediate/Advanced requirements. treading water, and wall turns.
2 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600
PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS LINCOLN POOL
WEEKDAYS 245 S. Powers Ave.
MORNINGS & EVENINGS
ONE-WEEK SESSIONS OPEN SWIM HOURS & FEES
Monday-Thursday
Residents $125/Non-Res. $135 JUNE 7 through JULY 31
1. 6/6-6/9 TUESDAY-THURSDAY-FRIDAY.........1:30-4:30 pm
2. 6/13-6/16 FRIDAY EVENING...........................6:00-8:30 pm
3. 6/20-6/23 SATURDAY & SUNDAY..................12:00-5:00 pm
4. 6/27-6/30 NO OPEN SWIM MONDAY & WEDNESDAY
5. 7/5-7/7*
6. 7/11-7/14 AUGUST WEEKEND HOURS
7. 7/18-7/21 SATURDAY-SUNDAY................ 12:00-5:00 pm
8. 7/25-7/28
*Short session; fees prorated ADMISSION
CHILDREN UNDER 4 YEARS........................ FREE
SATURDAYS YOUTHS 4-17 YEARS.................................$2.00
FOUR CONSECUTIVE
SATURDAY MORNINGS ADULTS 18-61 YEARS................................$3.00
Residents $125/Non-Res. $135 SENIORS 62 YEARS & UP...........................$2.00
1. 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 7/2
2. 7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30
Junior Lifeguard
Clinic
For ages 10-14
TWO-DAY PROGRAM
SATURDAY-SUNDAY, JULY 9-10
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM BOTH DAYS
Led by Rec Department Lifeguards at Lincoln Pool
$45 Resident/$55 Non-resident
Register by June 30
Participants have a blast while learning water safety and practicing
real lifesaving techniques used by lifeguards. Activities include drown-
ing-prevention, developing swimming skills, emergency response,
leadership, and professionalism. Participants then use their new skills
to shadow a lifeguard on a typical summer day. This is a fast-paced,
fun-filled weekend! PREREQUISITE: Ability to swim.
NOTES: Bring a sack lunch, drinking water, towel, change
of clothes, sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen. Participants
will receive a Junior Lifeguard T-shirt and a whistle to
wear while they are shadowing a Recreation and
Community Services Lifeguard.
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 3
CHALLENGER SPORTS PROGRAMS
These non-competitive programs For more information contact
are a safe, fun way for children Recreation Supervisor
with disabilities to explore sports Eric Culpepper at
activities. Open to MUSD K-12 (209) 456-8647 or
students. $35 per participant. eculpepper@mantecagov.com
MUSIC CLASSES KICKBALL
• Runs October-December
BASKETBALL
• Runs January-February
AT GK MUSIC STUDIO, 977 W. CENTER ST. • Informational meeting • Informational meeting
Students meet with the instructor as a group for 60 minutes weekly. will be held in September will be held in December
A minimum enrollment of five • Weeknight practices • Weeknight practices
students is required for these classes. • Saturday games • Saturday games
DRUM CIRCLE
FOR AGES 5-18 MANTECA YOUTH ADVISORY COMMISSION &
Students in this class will learn how to play a MANTECA SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE
percussion instrument in an ensemble and PRESENT A MULTI-GENE
MULTI-GENERATIONAL
RATIONAL TALENT SHOW
will have the opportunity to perform as a
FRIDAY, APRIL 23 • 6-9 PM
group at the session end. Activity #123402.1
JUNE 6-AUGUST 15, excluding July 4th
10-CLASS SESSIONS MANTECA SENIOR CENTER, 295 CHERRY LANE
MONDAY 7:00-8:00 PM
$66 Resident/$76 Non-resident
BEGINNING GUITAR
FOR AGES 8-18
This is a comprehensive introductory guitar
class, covering techniques and concepts, and
introducing students to the basics of all
music styles and how the guitar functions
in each. NOTE: Students supply their own
acoustic guitar. Activity #123403.1.
JUNE 22-AUGUST 17
10-CLASS SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY 6:00-7:00 PM
$75 Resident/$85 Non-resident
CALLING ALL
SINGERS • DANCERS • MUSICIANS • ACTORS
POP SINGERS MAGICIANS • COMEDIANS • VARIETY ACTS
FOR AGES 8-14
During each lesson, students will learn Teens & Senior Citizens
basic techniques including breathing,
enunciation, and projection. The focus will
are encouraged to participate in this
be on popular music. Students will have multi-generational talent showcase!
the opportunity to perform as a group at
the end of the session. Activity #123404.1.
JUNE 6-AUGUST 15 FOR INFORMATION on PARTICIPATING
excluding July 4th Email Recreation Supervisor Victoria Loma:
10-CLASS SESSIONS
MONDAY 6:00-7:00 PM vloma@mantecagov.com
$66 Resident/$76 Non-resident
4 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600
Toddler Time
IT TLE EXPLORERS
FOR AGES 18 MOS. TO 3.5 YRS. ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT/GUARDIAN
A stepping stone to Little People’s Creative Play, this parent-participation
L
class integrates social and listening skills through educational basics such as
singing, sharing, stories, and arts and crafts. Snack is provided. NOTE: This is
a parent-participation class; a parent/caregiver must accompany each child.
THREE-WEEK SESSIONS MONDAYS or FRIDAYS 9:30-11:00 AM
REGISTER FOR ONE OR BOTH DAYS PER WEEK
Led by Rec Department staff in our classroom, 252 Magnolia Ave.
Each three-week session $40 Resident/$45 Non-resident
MONDAY SESSIONS FRIDAY SESSIONS
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY Day Camp for ages 3.5-5 years*
April 4-11-25 114001.1A 3/31 April 1-8-22 114001.1B 3/31
May 2-9-16 114001.2A 4/28 May 6-13-20 114001.2B 5/5
SIX SESSIONS
Monday through Thursday
June 6-13-20 114001.3A 6/2 June 10-17-24 114001.3B 6/9
July 11-18-25 114001.4A 7/7 July 15-22-29 114001.4B 7/14 At Lincoln Elementary School
165 S. Powers Ave., Manteca
Aug 8-15-22 114001.5A 8/4 Aug 12-19-26 114001.5B 8/11
Sept 12-19-26 114001.6A 9/8 Sept 16-23-30 114001.6B 9/15
Register for one or more weeks:
JUNE 13-16 JULY 5-7*
Little People’s Creative Play JUNE 20-23 JULY 11-14
FOR AGES 3 to 5 YEARS JUNE 27-30 JULY 18-21
This program is for preschool-age children and emphasizes play skills, motor *No camp on 7/4; fees will be prorated.
coordination, and social experiences. Activities include crafts, letter- and
number-recognition, songs, snack, and much more. NOTE: Children must be
potty-trained; this is NOT a parent-participation class.
FOUR-WEEK SESSIONS TUESDAYS or THURSDAYS 9:15-11:30 AM
REGISTER FOR ONE OR BOTH DAYS PER WEEK
Led by Rec Department staff in our classroom, 252 Magnolia Ave.
Each four-week session $50 Resident/$60 Non-resident
FULL DAY
TUESDAY SESSIONS THURSDAY SESSIONS (Includes breakfast & lunch)
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY 7:00 am-5:00 pm
April 5-12-19-26 114000.1B 4/4 April 7-14-21-28 114000.1D 4/6
$250/wk.
May 3-10-17-24 114000.2B 5/2 May 5-12-19-26 114000.2D 5/7
June 7-14-21-28 114000.3B 6/6 June 9-16-23-30 114000.3D 6/8
MORNING ONLY
July 5-12-19-26 114000.4B 6/30 July 7-14-21-28 114000.4D 7/6
8 am-12 noon
Aug 9-16-23-30 114000.5B 8/8 Aug 11-18-25-Sep 1 114000.5D 8/10
Sept 6-13-20-27 114000.6B 9/1 Sept 8-15-22-29 114000.6D 9/7
$100/wk.
AFTERNOON ONLY
12:30-4:30 pm
Zumba® Kids Jr. $100/wk.
FOR AGES 4-6 YEARS
A children’s version of the popular Zumba® Fitness program designed espe-
cially for ages 4-6. Kids will build confidence while having fun! Simple steps Arts & Crafts • Snacks • Special guests
and more repetition keep kids engaged and moving while learning dances
they can do at home. All music and moves are kid-friendly. Boys and girls
Water days • Themed weeks • Much more!
will have a blast! NOTE: Athletic shoes required.
FOUR-WEEK SESSIONS
MEETS WEDNESDAYS 5:15-5:45 PM *Participants must
Led by Miss Valerie at the Senior Center, 295 Cherry Ln.
Each four-week session $28 Resident/$38 Non-resident be potty-trained
and able to use
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY the restroom
4/6-4/27 122001.1 4/5 7/6-7/27 122001.4 7/5
unassisted.
5/4-5/25 122001.2 5/3 8/10-8/31 122001.5 8/9
6/1-6/22 122001.3 5/31
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 5
TINY TOTS
SPORTS
AGES 3-6
These recreational co-ed programs are designed to
encourage the development of children’s motor skills, help
them learn the basics of different sports, and prepare them
for future sports participation. The program includes basic
drills and scrimmages. Programs are divided into 3/4-year-olds
and 5/6-year-olds, but age groups may be combined depend-
ing upon the number of children enrolled. The activity fee
includes a team T-shirt. NOTES: All participants must wear
closed-toe shoes and must have an adult present at all times.
FIVE SATURDAY SESSIONS OF APPROX. 55 MINUTES
A schedule showing your child’s team name and game
times will be emailed to you after registration closes. JUNIOR GIANTS
Led by MRCS Staff at various locations in Manteca
$75 Resident/$85 Non-resident
CELEBRATES DIVERSITY
ALL ARE WELCOMED TO PLAY!
APRIL 23-MAY 21
SOCCER
at LINCOLN BALLFIELD
245 S. POWERS AVE.
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PROGRAM DATES:
4/23, 4/30, 5/7, 5/14, 5/21
Registration closes 4/7/22
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JUNE 4-JULY 9
T-BALL
AGES 3-4 ONLY R L
PROGRAM DATES:
VOLUNTEERS
6/4, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 7/9
No program on July 2 for July 4 holiday
Registration closes 5/19/22
2 NEEDED!
#111000.2A & #111000.2B
JULY 23-AUGUST 20
FLAGAGES
FOOTBALL
3-4 ONLY
PROGRAM DATES:
7/23, 7/30, 8/6, 8/13, 8/20
Registration closes 7/7/22
#111000.3A & #111000.3B
LEAGUE STARTS MID-JUNE
SEPTEMBER 10-OCTOBER 8
REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 26
SOCCER TO SIGN UP VISIT: gojrgiants.org
PROGRAM DATES: or come in to the Recreation office!
9/10, 9/17, 9/24, 10/1, 10/8
Registration closes 8/25/22
QUESTIONS? CONTACT ERIC CULPEPPER
#111000.4A & #111000.4B 209.456.8600 or ECULPEPPER@MANTECAGOV.COM
6 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600
VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED!
BASKETBALL
CAMPS
AGES 7-9
AGES 10-12
Program is led by Recreation staff. Curriculum
includes offensive and defensive skill drills
and provides participants with opportunities
to practice the fundamentals of basketball
throughout the one-week session
$65 Resident/$75 Non-resident
FOR BOYS & GIRLS
AGES 5-13 CAMP I
DIVISIONS: AGES 5-7 • AGES 8-10 • AGES 11-13
JUNE 13-17
#221001.1 #221001.2 #221001.3 MON-FRI
REGISTRATION OPEN: May 9-August 11, 2022
PLAYER EVALUATIONS: August 13, 2022 AGES 7-9
LEAGUE PRACTICES: 9:00-10:30 AM
Beginning week of August 29 AGES 10-12
LEAGUE GAMES: 11:00 AM-12:30 PM
Saturdays, September 10-October 29 Registration closes 5/26/22
#121131.1A & #121131.1B
Residents $100 / Non-Residents $110
CAMP 2
JULY 18-22
MON-FRI
AGES 7-9
9:00-10:30 AM
LEAGUE INFORMATION AGES 10-12
The NFL Flag Football Program is the premier league for 11:00 AM-12:30 PM
boys and girls ages 5-13 years. Through practices and Registration closes 6/30/22
games, the program teaches players the fundamentals #121131.2A & #121131.2B
of football, good sportsmanship, and teamwork.
All games are on Saturdays in various City parks.
Each team will have at least one practice during the week.
WAYS TO BECOME A
Practice day(s) and time will be determined by the coach YOUTH SPORTS VOLUNTEER:
prior to the season start. Each participant will receive 1) Grab a volunteer application from our office, 252 Magnolia Ave.
an NFL Flag jersey, mouthpiece, and a certificate of We’re open Monday-Thursday 7:30 am-6:00 pm
participation. Each team will play eight games.
2) Contact Ashlea Green directly at (209) 456-8631 or
agreen@mantecagov.com
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 7
BATON TWIRLING
ART WORKSHOPS
FOR AGES 6-13 YEARS
Twirl for fun or become a champion! Led by H-ART Therapy Art Coaches in our classroom outside
the Recreation office, located at 252 Magnolia Ave.
FOUR-WEEK SESSIONS ON THURSDAY EVENINGS
Taught by Dandi Manuel at the Senior Center, 295 Cherry Ln.
H-ART Therapy has developed a space to help others heal, build stronger bonds, make
happy memories, and boost confidence! We believe everyone can and should learn the
Baton is great for hand-eye coordination and builds self-esteem basics of art education, which fosters creativity and sharpens focus and attention to
and team spirit. Students learn basic twirls and move on to more
advanced twirls. Routines are taught to incorporate basic twirls
detail. We use simple, step-by-step methods that take the stress out of creativity and
with footwork. All students have the opportunity to participate guide students every step of the way in a safe, judgment-free environment.
in parades and performances. NOTE: Batons are available to use
during class, or may be purchased from the instructor for $35.00 Intro to Painting
MEETS ON TUESDAYS WEEKLY FOR 5 WEEKS
MAY 3-31 3:30-5:30 PM Activity #123101.1
$130 Resident/$140 Non-resident
In this workshop, we’ll cover a wide variety of lesson plans including still life,
landscape, and portrait. The sky’s the limit and no prior experience is required!
We’ll hold your hand every step of the way. With our step-by-step methods,
anyone can create a masterpiece. This workshop provides the perfect balance
between guided assistance necessary for learning, and creative freedom to make
the art your own. We make the experience fun, so come create in a judgment-free
atmosphere with experienced Art Coaches.
Fun Snack Workshop
MEETS ON TUESDAYS WEEKLY FOR 4 WEEKS
JUNE 7-28 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Activity #123101.2
$104 Resident/$114 Non-resident
BEGINNER 1 We’ll create different fun foods in each week of this workshop, including donuts, ice
For ages 4-15. All new students must begin in this class. cream, yummy fruits, and more. We’ll create a new masterpiece each class. You won’t
believe the results of this skill-enhancing workshop. We can make an artist out of any
DATES ACTIVITY # TIME FEES REG. BY rookie. No experience necessary. NOTE: Please wear an old shirt or smock.
4/14-5/5 123301.1A 5:30-6:00 PM R $25/NR $35 4/13
5/12-6/2 123301.2A 5:30-6:00 PM R $25/NR $35 5/11
6/9-6/30 123301.3A 5:30-6:00 PM R $25/NR $35 6/8
Landscape Remedy
8/4-8/25 123301.4A 5:30-6:00 PM R $25/NR $35 8/3 MEETS ON TUESDAYS WEEKLY FOR 4 WEEKS
JULY 5-26 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Activity #123101.3
9/1-9/22 123301.5A 5:30-6:00 PM R $25/NR $35 8/31
$104 Resident/$114 Non-resident
BEGINNER 2 We’ll be painting a different beautiful landscape each week. Why? Because
Only students given permission by instructor who doesn’t love a beautiful landscape scene? Don’t worry; we’ll hold your
may register for this class, regardless of age. hand every step of the way. Unleash the joy of painting in your little one today.
DATES ACTIVITY # TIME FEES REG. BY We can’t wait to meet your budding artist. No experience necessary. NOTE: Please
wear an old shirt and we’ll provide the apron!
4/14-5/5 123301.1B 6:00-6:30 PM R $25/NR $35 4/13
5/12-6/2 123301.2B 6:00-6:30 PM R $25/NR $35 5/11
Watercolor
6/9-6/30 123301.3B 6:00-6:30 PM R $25/NR $35 6/8
8/4-8/25 123301.4B 6:00-6:30 PM R $25/NR $35 8/3
P
AGES 8-U
Workshop
9/1-9/22 123301.5B 6:00-6:30 PM R $25/NR $35 8/31
INTERMEDIATE
Only students given permission by instructor 5-NIGHT WORKSHOP JUNE 6-10
may register for this class, regardless of age.
MONDAY-FRIDAY 6:00-8:00 PM
DATES ACTIVITY # TIME FEES REG. BY at the Senior Center. 295 Cherry Ln.
4/14-5/5 123301.1C 6:00-7:00 PM R $35/NR $45 4/13 Activity #263116.1
5/12-6/2 123301.2C 6:00-7:00 PM R $35/NR $45 5/11 $125 Resident/$135 Non-resident
6/9-6/30 123301.3C 6:00-7:00 PM R $35/NR $45 6/8 For beginning and
8/4-8/25 123301.4C 6:00-7:00 PM R $35/NR $45 8/3 intermediate students
9/1-9/22 123301.5C 6:00-7:00 PM R $35/NR $45 8/31 Instructor Janice Johnson teaches
watercolor classes worldwide for
Royal Caribbean Cunard
COMPETITION TEAM and Azamara Cruise lines.
Only designated competition members may register.
DATES ACTIVITY # TIME FEES REG. BY Students will learn the basics of one of the most enduring art forms:
4/14-5/5 123301.1D 5:00-5:30 PM R $35/NR $45 4/13 watercolor painting. In addition to the basics, such as laying flat wash,
5/12-6/2 123301.2D 5:00-5:30 PM R $35/NR $45 5/11 dark and light colors, palette color-mixing and overlaying colors, we’ll
use several fascinating variations, including painting with salt, block
6/9-6/30 123301.3D 5:00-5:30 PM R $35/NR $45 6/8 painting, glazing, spattering, sponge-painting, and wax-resist. Each day
8/4-8/25 123301.4D 5:00-5:30 PM R $35/NR $45 8/3 we’ll paint a scene from around the world. Each student will complete
9/1-9/22 123301.5D 5:00-5:30 PM R $35/NR $45 8/31 five unique paintings by the end of the workshop.
8 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600Youth Tennis Lessons Summer Tennis Camps
Taught in a fun and positive atmosphere, lessons cover basic
fundamentals, grips, scoring, movement drills, and of course,
lots of fun! NOTES: Students provide their own racquets.
Balls are provided; all participants must wear tennis shoes.
Tiny Tots
FOR AGES 4 to 6 YEARS
SIX CLASS SESSIONS MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 4:00-4:30 PM
Led by Roberto Lopez at the Manteca Tennis Center, 307 N. Union Rd.
$55 Resident/$65 Non-resident
A great introduction to the game of tennis, using USTA’s 36-ft. court,
Tiny Tots
red-ball format. The focus is on skill-development, basics, and fun. FOR AGES 4 to 6 YEARS
Lessons are taught in a fun and positive atmosphere, covering basic
fundamentals, grips, scoring, movement drills, and lots of fun! TWO-WEEK CAMPS MONDAY-THURSDAY 8:00-8:30 AM
Led by Roberto Lopez at the Manteca Tennis Center, 307 N. Union Rd.
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY $70 Resident/$80 Non-resident
8/8-8/24 121701.3 8/4 4/4-4/20 121701.1 3/31
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY
9/12-9/28 121701.4 9/8 5/2-5/18 121701.2 4/28
6/6-6/16 121701.1A 6/2 7/5-7/14* 121701.3A 6/30
6/20-6/30 121701.2A 6/16 7/18-7/28 121701.4A 7/14
Beginner Aces *No class 7/4; fees prorated $62 Resident/$72 Non-resident
FOR AGES 7 to 12 YEARS
SIX CLASS SESSIONS MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 4:30-5:30 PM Beginner Aces
Led by Roberto Lopez at the Manteca Tennis Center, 307 N. Union Rd. FOR AGES 7 to 12 YEARS
$85 Resident/$95 Non-resident
TWO-WEEK CAMPS MONDAY-THURSDAY 8:30-9:30 AM
Beginner classes for children to preteens. These classes utilize USTA’s Led by Roberto Lopez at the Manteca Tennis Center, 307 N. Union Rd.
new 60-ft. court, orange-ball format. Focus on modern stroke tech-
nology, rules, and strategy.
$110 Resident/$120 Non-resident
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY 6/6-6/16 121702.1A 6/2 7/5-7/14* 121702.3A 6/30
8/8-8/24 121702.3 8/4 4/4-4/20 121702.1 3/31 6/20-6/30 121702.2A 6/16 7/18-7/28 121702.4A 7/14
9/12-9/28 121702.4 9/8 5/2-5/18 121702.2 4/28
*No class 7/4; fees prorated $97 Resident/$107 Non-resident
Junior Aces Junior Aces
FOR AGES 12 to 18 YEARS FOR AGES 12 to 18 YEARS
SIX CLASS SESSIONS MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 5:30-6:30 PM TWO-WEEK CAMPS MONDAY-THURSDAY 9:30-10:30 AM
Led by Roberto Lopez at the Manteca Tennis Center, 307 N. Union Rd. Led by Roberto Lopez at the Manteca Tennis Center, 307 N. Union Rd.
$85 Resident/$95 Non-resident $110 Resident/$120 Non-resident
Match-play strategies and tactics for singles and doubles play. DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY 6/6-6/16 121703.1A 6/2 7/5-7/14* 121703.3A 6/30
8/8-8/24 121703.3 8/4 4/4-4/20 121703.1 3/31 6/20-6/30 121703.2A 6/16 7/18-7/28 121703.4A 7/14
9/12-9/28 121703.4 9/8 5/2-5/18 121703.2 4/28 *No class 7/4; fees prorated $97 Resident/$107 Non-resident
FOUR-CLASS SESSIONS
ZUMBA KIDS WEDNESDAYS 6:00-6:45 PM
Led by Miss Valerie at the
FOR AGES 7 to 13 YEARS Manteca Senior Center, 295 Cherry Ln.
Children’s versions of the popular Zumba® Fitness program. $32 Resident/$42 Non-resident
Taught by an experienced, licensed Zumba Kids® instructor!
Kids will build confidence while having fun! Simple steps DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY
and more repetition keep kids engaged and moving while 4/6-4/27 122002.1 4/5
learning dances they can do at home. All music and moves 5/4-5/25 122002.2 5/3
are kid-friendly. Participants will practice balance, memory, 6/1-6/22 122002.3 5/31
coordination, teamwork, and creativity, while building 7/6-7/27 122002.4 7/5
confidence. Boys and girls will have a blast, and they won’t
8/10-8/31 122002.5 8/9
even realize they’re exercising! Athletic shoes are required.
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 9Welcome to
SUMMER DAY CAMP!
BEGINS JUNE 6th
FOR AGES 6-12 YEARS
HELD AT LINCOLN ELEMENTARY, 165 S. POWERS AVE.
MONDAY-FRIDAY, 6/6/22 to 7/22/22 (excluding July 4)
6:30 AM to 5:30 PM • $185/5 DAYS • $160/4 DAYS
An AM & PM snack will be provided; campers should bring a sack lunch daily.
Participants must be able to use the restroom unassisted.
Swimming (optional) will be available twice a week and off-site field trips once a week.
WEEKLY THEME MON TUE WED THU FRI
WEEK 1 6/6 6/7 6/8 6/9 6/10
THE MAGIC OF CAMP Character Stations CAMP Stations Surprise
You know what that means! Disney fun! We’ll visit with Disney Round-Up! KICKOFF Activity/
characters, see who’s best at Disney movie trivia, have Swim Day Special Guest
a scavenger hunt, and much more!
WEEK 2 6/13 6/14 6/15 6/16 6/17
ISLAND EXPLORER: SHIPWRECKED
Pirate Swim Day/ FIELD TRIP Swim Day/ Surprise
Ahoy, Mateys! We’ll talk like pirates, have mini ship races, hunt for
Round-Up! Activity/
“treasure,” and enjoy nautical-themed games and activities! Stations Bowlero Stations Special Guest
WEEK 3 6/20 6/21 6/22 6/23 6/24
ALL-AMERICAN ROAD TRIP: ROUTE 66
Swim Day/ FIELD TRIP Swim Day/ Surprise
Campers will explore what makes our country unique and what Campers’ Activity/
Choice Stations Dublin Stations
the colors red, white, and blue represent. We’ll also prepare
The Wave Special Guest
and send care packages to all kinds of real heroes!
WEEK 4 6/27 6/28 6/29 6/30 7/1
DINERS, DRIVE-INS, AND DESSERTS Chef Swim Day/ FIELD TRIP Swim Day/ Parents’ Lunch
Our young chefs will learn how to prepare and cook different foods Cafe open
all week. Parents are invited to join us for lunch on Friday!
Roundup! Stations Bowlero Stations
12:30-2:00 PM
WEEK 5 7/4 7/5 7/6 7/7 7/8
HOLIDAY MASHUP
Experience a full year of holidays in just one week of camp! Swim Day/ Surprise Swim Day/ Surprise
From winter holidays to Halloween, Easter, and St. Patrick’s Day, INDEPENDENCE Stations Activity Stations Activity
the celebrations are sure to be off the charts!! DAY-NO CAMP
WEEK 6 7/11 7/12 7/13 7/14 7/15
BACKYARD BLAST Campers’ Swim Day/ FIELD TRIP Swim Day/ Surprise
Making memories! We’ll barbecue, enjoy a picnic, play corn hole,
Choice Activity/
watch outdoor movies, and have more outdoor adventures! Stations Micke Grove Stations Special Guest
WEEK 7 7/18 7/19 7/20 7/21 7/22
CLOSING CEREMONY Team Team FIELD TRIP Team
Basketball, soccer, flag football, swimming, and Baseball...we love Round-Up! Practice Children’s BBQ/Swim
Tournament
them all! Let’s celebrate the end of camp with a sports extravaganza! Museum
10 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600SATURDAY A FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
JULY 30 SWIM-AND-A-MOVIE!
FREE SWIMMING & ACTIVITIES
6:00-8:30 PM
FREE MOVIE
8:30 PM/SUNDOWN
AT LINCOLN POOL & BALLFIELD
245 S. POWERS AVE.
COME &
WATCH
ACTIVITIES
START AT
MOVIE
STARTS AT
BRING
YOUR LAWN FRIDAY, SEPT 16
SING 2 7:00 PM SUNDOWN CHAIRS Woodward Park, 710 E. Woodward Ave
FREE MOVIE IN THE PARK!
12 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS
POP-UP PARTIES IN THE PARK!
FRIDAY, JUNE 24
NEON/GLOW PARTY FRIDAY, JULY 22
HAWAII BEACH PARTY
LINCOLN PARK
6:30-8:30 PM
WOODWARD PARK DJ, KIDS’ GAMES, PRIZES,
6:30-8:30 PM FREE FAMILY FUN!
FREE EVENING SWIM
AT LINCOLN POOL
DJ, KIDS’ GAMES,PRIZES, DURING THE PARTY!
FREE FAMILY FUN!
No registration required No registration required
KIDS ZONE
IS UNDER
CONSTRUCTION!
PLEASE CALL
OR EMAIL THE
RECREATION OFFICE
WITH QUESTIONS OR
CHECK OUR WEBSITE
FOR UPDATED
INFORMATION!
Call 209.456.8600
Email recreation@mantecagov.com
Online www.mantecagov.com/recreation
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 13CLASSES ARE HELD IN THE
Recreation classroom at 252 Magnolia Ave.
DATES CLASS AGES DESCRIPTION TIME # FEES
Students will design & code their original game on
MAY 31- Young Entrepreneur Scratch, an intuitive coding interface from MIT. At the Res. $152
JUNE 3 Game Designer 7-16 end of the camp, we’ll have a competition. 9am-12noon 4
Non-Res. $162
Tues-Fri #123519.1A Chromebooks & laptops provided for coding.
Introduces the world of STEM to young kids in a unique
MAY 31- Young Engineers
way. Kids get to build their own models & tinker with Res. $152
JUNE 3 Bricks Challenge 5-14 them to understand the science. Explores physics & 1-4 pm 4
Non-Res. $162
Tues-Fri #123519.2A classic mechanics in a fun way.
Young Engineers Teaches the fundamentals of programming & robotics
JUNE 6-10 using an intuitive and straightforward physical coding Res. $189
Algo Play 5-10 1-4 pm 5
Mon-Fri language. Algo Play is hands-on and fun. Introduction to Non-Res. $199
#123519.3A algorithmic thinking.
Young Entrepreneur Create & publish your adventure games in 3D space with
JUNE 20-24 Roblox Game Roblox. At the end of camp, students will showcase their Res. $189
7-16 games at a competition. Chromebooks & laptops will be 1-4 pm 5
Mon-Fri Designer Non-Res. $199
#123519.4A provided for coding.
Begin your journey in Full Stack Web Development with
JUNE 27-JULY Design Your Own
this introductory course in web-designing with HTML, Res. $189
1 Website 7-16 CSS, and JavaScript. Build your own website with JavaS- 9am-12noon 5
Non-Res. $199
Mon-Fri #123519.5A cript and React.
A fun way to start text-based coding. Create fun, inter-
Digital Art
JUNE 27-JULY 1 active projects and learn Computer Science concepts in Res. $189
with Python 12-16 Python, one of the most popular, intuitive open-source 1-4 pm 5
Mon-Fri Non-Res. $199
#123519.6A programming languages.
App Design In this camp, students will learn how to design apps on
JULY 5-8 Android. Chromebooks & tablets will be provided for Res. $152
on Android 7-16 1-4 pm 4
Tues-Fri designing the apps. Non-Res. $162
#123519.7A
Students will design & code their original game on
Young Entrepreneur
JULY 11-15 Scratch, an intuitive coding interface from MIT. At the Res. $189
Game Designer 7-16 end of the camp, we’ll have a competition. 1-4 pm 5
Mon-Fri Non-Res. $199
#123519.8A Chromebooks & laptops provided for coding.
Introduces the world of STEM to young kids in a unique
Young Engineers way. Kids get to build their own models & tinker with
JULY 11-15 Res. $189
Bricks Challenge 5-14 them to understand the science. Explores physics & 9am-12noon 5
Mon-Fri Non-Res. $199
#123519.9A classic mechanics in a fun way.
Campers will use Sphero RVR to learn how to operate
Exploring Robots a robot, program the robot to complete simple tasks,
JULY 18-22 Res. $189
with Sphero RVR 5-9 and use the robot with other mechanical systems to 1-4 pm 5
Mon-Fri accomplish a task. Learn about Engineering & Computer Non-Res. $199
#123519.10A
Science concepts.
Students will learn how to problem-solve from a me-
Young Engineers chanical engineering perspective, using their new Math
JULY 18-22 Res. $189
Galileo Technic 5-14 and Physics skills. Aspiring engineers work in groups to 9am-12noon 5
Mon-Fri construct amazing, complex models (build and analyze a Non-Res. $199
#123519.11A
new machine in every class!)
Young Engineers Teaches the fundamentals of programming & robotics
JULY 25-29 using an intuitive and straightforward physical coding Res. $189
Algo Play 5-10 9am-12noon 5
Mon-Fri language. Algo Play is hands-on and fun. Introduction to Non-Res. $199
#123519.12A algorithmic thinking.
Design a Robotic In this camp, students will learn the basics of robotics, Res. $199
JULY 25-29 sensors, 3D printing, and will build a robotic car! Materi-
Car 9-16 1-4 pm 5 Non-Res. $209
Mon-Fri als will be provided.
#123519.13A + $35 materials*
*Payable to instructor at first class meeting
14 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600BEST. JOB. EVER. BEST. TRAINING. EVER.
JUNIOR RECREATION LEADERS
Get Paid to Play! Volunteer Program for Ages 12-15
The Junior Recreation Leader (JRL) program gives teen students
a chance to build leadership and basic communication skills
by assisting Recreation staff in leading sports and recreation
games, creative projects, homework assistance, and other
functions. Participants must complete an application form/
waiver and participate in an interview process prior to being
accepted into the program. Once accepted, JRLs will be
provided with a program T-shirt and are required to attend an
orientation to educate them about the programs in which they
will be assisting.
SUMMER PROGRAMS - JUNE & JULY
APPLY ONLINE YEAR-ROUND! • One-time application fee: $25
• Weekly participation fee: $85
(https://agency.governmentjobs.com/manteca/default.cfm)
• Locations and hours vary. options include:
MUST BE 16 & OLDER
MANTECA SENIOR CENTER
PART-TIME Visit and engage with seniors, help with activities and events.
SUMMER JOBS IN: LITTLE PEOPLE’S CREATIVE PLAY
Assist in preparing crafts and activities for preschool-age participants.
SPORTS PROGRAMS
RECREATION LEADER SUMMER DAY CAMP
GAMES OFFICIAL Assist staff with activities, field trips, and other day-camp projects.
SUMMER CAMP KIDS ZONE SCHOOL-YEAR PROGRAMS
RECREATION LEADER
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
APPLY TODAY! Call our office for information
GET YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE!
VIRTUAL Driver’s Education ONLINE Driver’s Education
INSTRUCTOR-LED ON ZOOM FOR AGES 15 & UP SELF-PACED, NO INSTRUCTOR FOR AGES 15 & UP
Hybrid class instruction: This is a virtual (Zoom online) Driver’s Independence is just a click away! Complete your Driver’s Ed requirement
Ed program with a live instructor. Students will enjoy a series from home on a computer, tablet or phone. This is an interactive, online
of Driver’s Education lectures, including understanding the course with videos and animated driving scenarios. Learn the rules of the
responsibilities of having a driver’s license, learning the rules road, driver responsibility, DMV procedures, and much more. Receive a
of the road, and accident-avoidance procedures. The course DMV-approved Certificate of Completion. A licensed instructor is available
includes practice questions, defensive-driving movies, and to answer any questions. Online program is available 24 hours a day, 7 days
written-test prep. Independent assignments will also be a week. Sign up any time. Activity #533503.1A.
completed during the course. Successful students will receive a
DMV-approved Certificate of Completion. Bay Area Driving School, Inc.
LOCATION: Online on your own device
INSTRUCTOR: Erika Vieyra, Bay Area Driving School, Inc. FEES: Resident $43 / Non-Resident $53
LOCATION: Zoom Online
FEES: Resident $195 / Non-Resident $205
DATES ACTIVITY # DAY(S) TIME REG. BY
4/2-4/23 533503.1B SAT ONLY 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 3/31
6/6-6/10 533503.2B MON-FRI 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 6/2
6/20-6/24 533503.3B MON-FRI 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 6/16
7/11-7/15 533503.4B MON-FRI 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 7/7
8/1-8/5 533503.5B MON-FRI 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 7/28
9/17-10/8 533503.6B SAT ONLY 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9/15
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 15Zumba® Fitness
AGES 15 AND UP
SIX MONDAY CLASSES 6:00-7:00 PM
INSTRUCTOR: Valerie Ford
LOCATION: Manteca Senior Center,
295 Cherry Ln.
$48 Resident/$58 Non-resident
Need to get healthier and you love to
dance? Zumba® is your class! Zumba®
is a dance-fitness class that incorpo-
rates Latin, pop, funk, reggae, and
even some old-school jams to create
a FUN, EASY workout that anyone can
do! Designed for any fitness level or
Guaranteed Dog Training background, the basic-steps formula
Beginner Class makes it easy to follow and modify
for your needs. The routines are fun
AGES 10-UP
and combine fast and slow rhythms to DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY NOTES
FOUR SUNDAY CLASSES 10:00-11:30 AM tone and sculpt your entire body while 4/4-5/16 143803.1 3/31 Skip 4/18
INSTRUCTOR: Janet Bates, Guaranteed Dog Training burning fat. It’s a great stress-reliever 6/6-7/18 143803.2 6/2 Skip 7/4
LOCATION: MRCS Courtyard & Lawn 252 Magnolia Ave.
$100 Resident/$110 Non-resident and so much fun you won’t realize 8/1-9/5 143803.3 7/28 Meets on Labor Day
you’re working out. 9/19-10/24 143803.4 9/15
This course is for beginners from puppies to full-grown dogs. The pups
need to have completed the series of Parvo and Distemper shots,
which usually happens at three to four months of age. Class includes
regular obedience instruction, information on breaking bad habits, and
socializing your pup with other dogs and people. A substantial discount Sponsored by
is given if your dog needs to repeat the course.
Manteca Recreation & Community Services
DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY DATES ACTIVITY # REG. BY
4/10-5/8* 163505.1 4/7 7/10-7/31 163505.4 7/7
Manteca Youth Advisory Commission
OPEN
5/15-6/5 163505.2 5/12 8/7-8/28 163505.5 8/4
6/12-7/3 163505.3 6/9 9/4-9/25 163505.6 9/1
*No class 4/17 Easter Sunday
INSTRUCTORS WANTED!
Do you have experience teaching Gymnastics,
American Sign Language, Cooking, Cheerleading,
Pottery or Ceramics, Piano, Ukulele, Drumming,
Singing, or some other musical instrument?
GYM
GOLDEN WEST GYM • 1031 N. MAIN STREET
$2 ADMISSION AT THE DOOR
Do you have a different skill or talent to share?
Would you like to partner with
us as a contract instructor? BASKETBALL
Contract instructors set their own FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS
fees and class schedules, which
can meet weekly for up to 12
weeks, or as a 1-2 day workshop.
OPEN GYM DAYS AND
TIMES SUBJECT TO
CHANGE.
CALL OUR OFFICE DURING
BUSINESS HOURS FOR
SCHEDULE:
456-8600
Interested? Download the Independent Contractor information
packet at www.mantecagov.com/recreation, email us at
recreation@mantecagov.com or call us at (209) 456-8600.
16 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600Certified Professional Coder Join Us for the 19th Annual
AGES 18-UP Jim Brown Memorial Swing For Youth
Learn a valuable new job skill! GOLF TOURNAMENT
Swing For Youth
We are pleased to offer this 14-week course at the MANTECA PARK GOLF COURSE
teaching the medical-coding skills needed July 15
to prepare you for the CPC exam!
FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2022
PRESENTED BY
FRIENDS OF MANTECA PARKS & RECREATION FOUNDATION
Supporting Every Child’s Right To Play!
Register by July 11, 2022 at the Recreation & Community Services Office
$
90 SINGLE $330 FOURSOME TEE TIME 7:30 AM
INCLUDES:
USE OF CART • BREAKFAST
INSTRUCTOR: Deborah Perez-Imig DRINKS & SNACKS ON COURSE
28 Classes April 12 through July 14 GOODIE BAG • LUNCH AT CHEZ SHARI
Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00-8:00 PM
Tuesday classes meet live at the Manteca Senior Center
Thursday classes are virtual and students log on at home
Resident $1,415 / Non-Resident $1,425 + $985 supply fee
Activity #143517.1 Registration closes 4/11
MANTECA'S
34 th National
Taught by an AAPC-approved instructor, who has
been trained in AAPC's exclusive Professional Medical
Coding Curriculum (PMCC). This test-prep course is not
Annual night out
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
a pre-recorded video, but is taught in a live student-
teacher virtual classroom, where you can interact and
ask questions. This course teaches fundamental medical-
coding skills and prepares students to take AAPC's CPC National Night Out is an annual community-building
Exam. The course includes 14 class meetings and covers that promotes partnerships between police and
CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10-CM coding, which assures a broad community members to make our neighborhoods safer,
knowledge in reviewing and assigning correct procedure more caring places to live. Neighborhoods host block
and diagnosis codes for professional (physician) services. parties, cookouts, and various other community events
Leading competitors charge over $5,000 for this course! with visits from emergency personnel!
Knowledge of medical anatomy and terminology is a plus.
Don't delay; space is limited!
NOTES: There is a $985 supply fee, payable to the instruc- host your own block party!
tor at the first meeting (cash, check or credit card). This
fee includes one year of membership to the AAPC, five For more information or to
required course books, and the fee for two attempts at register your Block Party
taking the CPC Exam. Students need to bring their own and request a visit
laptop, yellow and green markers, a pencil/eraser, paper, from safety personnel,
and a red pen. Requires high-speed internet access; mo- contact our office at
bile devices are NOT recommended. Due to purchase of recreation@mantecagov.com
supplies, there are no refunds after the first class meeting.
or call 209.456.8600
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 17REGULAR PROGRAMMING
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Class fees vary; please call the front desk for more information
MEAL PROGRAM
Mon-Fri for ages 60+ @ 11:30 am
BROWN BAG
Sign up at the Senior Center 1st/3rd Tuesdays @ 9:30 am
FARMERS MARKET
MANTECA SENIOR CENTER 1st Wed. @ 10 am
295 CHERRY LANE, MANTECA SENIOR DJ DANCE PARTY
3rd Sundays @ 1 pm $5 at the door
Serving Area Seniors and Active Adults ages 50-plus
Phone (209) 456-8650
MONDAY
8-9am Stretch & Meditation
Fax (209) 923-8989 9-10am Tai Chi
www.mantecagov.com/recreation
9-10:30 am Morning Bingo
HOURS (Cards sold at 9 am. Bingo begins at 9:30 sharp!)
Subject to change; please call to confirm 9am-12pm Watercolor & Acrylics Class
Mon-Thu............... 8:00 am-5:00 pm 9-11am Woodcarving Social Group
Tues evening......5:00 pm-7:00 pm
Fri .............................. 9:00 am-2:00 pm TUESDAY
7:45-8:45am Yoga
9-10am Tech Support
9-10am Beginners Line Dancing
AG E S 1 8 +
Y N I G H T 10:15-11:15am Intermediate Line Dancing
FRIDA
10:15-11:15am Zumba
1-4pm Bid Whist & Dominoes
5-7pm Bunco (3rd Tues.)
WEDNESDAY
8-9am Stretch & Meditation
9am-12pm Women’s Billiards (Drop-In)
9-10am Tai Chi
9-10:30am Morning Bingo
(Cards sold at 9 am. Bingo begins at 9:30 sharp!)
9am-12pm Drawing & Painting Class
MAY 6 AUGUST 5 9:30-11:30am
1-4pm
Life History & Genealogy Group
Bridge
JUNE 3 SEPTEMBER 9 12pm Ice Cream Social (2nd Wed.)
12:30-3pm 3-D Greeting Cards
JULY 8 OC TOBER 7 1-3pm Crochet & Knitting
1-3pm Bunco (1st Wed.)
THURSDAY
6-8 7:45-8:45am Yoga (Intermediate @ 8:50-9:50am)
AGES PM DOORS 9am-12pm Swedish Weaving
18-UP 4 PM $ 20 SNACK 10:15-11:15am Zumba
ENTRY BAR 12-3pm Wii Bowling
1-2pm Beginning Guitar
1-3pm Jewelry-Making Class
EARLY GAMES START AT 5:15 PM 1-3pm Tech Support
TICKETS SOLD N ADVANCE AT THE SENIOR CENTER 1-4pm Pan
TICKETS NOT GUARANTEED AT THE DOOR 2:15-4pm Folk Guitar Class - Intermediate
ENTRY FEE INCLUDES ONE 6-PACK OF BINGO CARDS
Additional packs $5 each FRIDAY
9-10am Tai Chi
9-10:30am Morning Bingo
(Cards sold at 9 am. Bingo begins at 9:30 sharp!)
11am-12pm Line Dance
18 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600Seniors Ages 50+ THE SENIOR CENTER'S ANNUAL
Health & Wellness Fair Indoor
A FREE EVENT
at THE
manteca senior center
295 cherry lane
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18
Flea Market
10AM -
12:30PM
We’re welcoming Seniors with helpful
information and resources to enhance and
support your daily living, health, and interests!
Lunch Provided 11:00-12:30
SATURDAY, JULY 30 • 7 AM - 2 PM
Please call in advance to reserve your lunch
RESERVED TABLES JUST $20 EACH!
Lunch reservations and interested vendors call DO YOU HAVE A LOT OF UNWANTED STUFF
209-456-8650 AROUND YOUR HOUSE?
WHY NOT TURN THAT STUFF INTO CASH AT THE
Health & Specialty Vendors! SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE'S INDOOR FLEA MARKET?
Giveaways! Door Prizes! APPLICATIONS FOR RESERVED TABLES WILL BE AVAILABLE
Bingo! Vendor Demos! BEGINNING MAY 9 AT THE SENIOR CENTER!
Party like a SENIOR! • MUSIC
LET'S CELEBRATE NATIONAL • DANCING
• PHOTO BOOTH
Senior Center Month • MUCH MORE!
at the Manteca Senior Center, 295 Cherry Ln.
WED. SEPT. 28 • 11:30 AM
$
5 REGISTRATION for LUNCH
LUNCH TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE
BY SEPT. 22 AT THE SENIOR CENTER.
LIMITED NUMBER OF LUNCHES AVAILABLE.
County lunches will not be served on this day.
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 19Spring is here and with it come new adventures!
Mark your calendar and join Trips-N-Tours for one (209) 456-8652
of our Collette Presentations:
Located inside the
• March 07, 2022: Last look at our fall 2022 trips Manteca Senior Center
• August 08, 2022: Sneak Peek at our 2023 trips 295 Cherry Lane
• October 28, 2022: Our 2023 fall trips
OFFICE HOURS
All presentations will be held at
the Manteca Senior Center at 1 pm
Tue & Thu 11 am - 1 pm
The Best of Ireland (small group) September 6-20, 2022
Experience the beauty and culture of Ireland. See the City of Dublin, cruise through the streets
of Belfast in a vintage taxicab. Be amazed at the Cliffs of Moher and Ring of Kerry.
For more information visit: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1071113
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta October 1-6, 2022
Up, up and away! This has grown into one of the world’s most-photographed events and is an
experience not to be missed! This exciting journey also includes time in Albuquerque and Santa
Fe, two culturally rich cities.
For more information visit: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1070964
Greece Island Hopper October 7-17, 2022
In Greece, tour Athens with a local guide. Explore the Acropolis, home to the famous Parthenon
and the city’s best lookout. Enjoy three days at leisure on the island of Mykonos, a paradise of
sandy beaches on the Aegean Sea.
For more information visit: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1070981
Spotlight on New York City Holiday December 5-9, 2022
Experience the Big Apple from Rockefeller Center to Greenwich Village. Spend four nights in
the heart of Midtown close to Central Park’s skating rink and the Christmas tree at Rockefeller
Center. Watch the curtain rise for an exciting Broadway show. See the Christmas Spectacular at
Radio City Music Hall, featuring the world-famous Rockettes! Visit the 9/11 Museum/Memorial.
For more information visit: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1070993
$10/ i l y C o s t u m e Pa r t y
person Fam FREE GLOW PRODUCTS, PIZZA,
GAMES & PRIZES, SNACK BAR
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 • 6:30-8:30 PM
at the Manteca Senior Center
20 www.mantecagov.com/recreation 209.456.8600MANTECA BRANCH LIBRARY
320 W. Center Street Summer Reading Programs
HOURS JUNE 1 WED Summer Reading Kickoff!
(subject to change; please call to confirm)
Mon................12-8 PM Thu.......... 10 AM-6 PM
JUNE 6 MON Adult Program 3:30 PM
Tues......... 10 AM-6 PM Fri-Sat..... 10 AM-5 PM JUNE 8 WED Children’s Program 3:30 PM
Wed..................1-6 PM Sun.................12-5 PM
Tissue-paper seahorse
Toll-free in S.J. County (866) 805-7323 • www.ssjcpl.org JUNE 13 MON Teen Program 3:30 PM
LIBRARY CLOSED FOR IMPROVEMENTS UNTIL APRIL 18th. JUNE 15 WED Children’s Performer 1:30 & 3:30 PM
JUNE 20 MON Adult Program 3:30 PM
JUNE 22 WED Children’s Program 3:30 PM
Weekly Programs JUNE 27 MON Teen & Adult Program 3:30 PM
ALL ABOUT BABY STORY TIME Beach signs
Tuesdays....................... 10:30 AM JUNE 29 WED Children’s Program 3:30 PM
PRESCHOOL STORY TIME JULY 6 WED Children’s Program 3:30 PM
Thursdays..................... 10:30 AM Under the Sea stained glass
JULY 11 MON Adult Program 3:30 PM
Summer Programs JULY 13 WED Children’s Performer 1:30 & 3:30 PM
BOOK BUDDIES JULY 18 MON Teen Program 3:30 PM
PROGRAM SESSIONS WILL BE HELD FOR SIX WEEKS JULY 20 WED Children’s Program 3:30 PM
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS JUNE 7-JULY 14
Book Buddies is a program designed to support children with
JULY 25 MON Adult Program 3:30 PM
measured reading levels between kindergarten and 3rd grade. Ocean Life paper quilling
Assessments will be given prior to the start of the program. JULY 27 WED Children’s Program 3:30 PM
Please sign up at the Information desk between May 2-June 1.
AUG 1 MON Summer Reading Celebration
CHECK THE LIBRARY’S EVENTS PAGE ONLINE 4:30-6:00 PM
FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAM OFFERINGS
GO TO: http://www.ssjcpl.org; choose PROGRAMMING tab nd then EVENTS Take-home craft kits will be available
CALENDAR; select the Manteca Branch; press GO to see scheduled events. each Friday during Summer Reading
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Thursday Nights on Maple Ave.
FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
Beer & Wine Garden
Food Vendors & Food Trucks
Live Music
Family Fun
Additional information will be posted on City of Manteca website and social media platforms.
MANTECA RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES SPRING/SUMMER 2022 21MANTECA’S NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Manteca has more than 50 neighborhood parks.
Most homes are within a 10-minute walk of a neighborhood park. Check yours out!
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NAME ADDRESS ACRES NOTES
ANTIGUA 1055 Collins St 5.07 X X X X X
BACCILIERI 154 Stockton St 1.26 X X
BELLA VISTA 1580 Bella Terra Dr 9.24 X X X X
BUTTON ESTATES 1457 Discovery Creek Rd 3.57 X
CHADWICK SQUARE 1953 London Av 9.00 X X X
COLONY 1232 Trailwood Av 5.03 X X X X X
COTTA 505 Mission Ridge Dr 3.70
CRESTWOOD 1901 Crestwood Av 3.95 X X X
CRIVELLO MINI PARK 790 Granite Ln 1.03 Benchfit exercise, game tables
CURRAN GROVE 196 Bernt Av 4.42 X X X X X
DIAMOND OAKS 1179 Pestana Av 6.46 X X X X X
DOLCINEA 615 Sandra St 1.10 X Corn hole, game table
DOXEY 1355 Northgate Dr 8.44 X X X X
DUTRA ESTATES 2701 Ancestry St 5.27 X X X X
DUTRA MINI PARK 1523 Hearthsong Dr 0.31 X X
DUTRA SOUTHEAST 1850 Sparrowhawk St 11.42 X X X X X
EVANS ESTATES 365 Rina Dr 7.56 X X X X X
FRANCISCAN 1041 Elm Av 4.02 X X X
GILES MEMORIAL 545 W. Alameda St 4.00 X X X
GONSALVES/CAMBRIDGE 407 Fishback Rd 2.17
GRAYSTONE 810 Agate Av 5.20 X X X X X
HILDEBRAND 431 Pine St 0.58 X X X X X
JACK SNYDER 1489 Mirassou Dr 5.01 X X X X X
KEVIN O'NEILL 1282 Laurel Park Cir 1.76
MAYORS 1440 Kelley Dr 4.05 X X X X
MINI 246 Elm Av 0.17 X
MOFFAT BASIN 800 Moffat Blv 1.45
MONTE BELLO 1250 Taburno Av 2.99 X X X X X X Exercise stations
PALMER MEMORIAL 1495 Sephos St 6.93 X X X X X Exercise stations
PASEO CIRCLE 1759 Buena Vista Dr 1.03 X
PILLSBURY 890 Mono St 5.03 X X X
PRIMAVERA 1253 Primavera Av 6.91 X X X X
QUAIL RIDGE 1020 Mission Ridge Dr 3.07 X X
ROBERTS ESTATES 1740 Rail St 5.07 X X X X
RODONI 1006 Lucio St 2.75 X X X
SEQUOIA 868 Wawona St 3.98 X X X
SHASTA 955 E. Edison St 9.92 X X X X
SIERRA CREEK 1664 Deerpark Dr 3.85
SILVA 2004 Pagola Av 5.03 X X X X
SOLERA 1949 Memorial Ln 4.29 X X X X X Covered picnic area, Benchfit exercise, embankment slide
SOUTHSIDE 409 Oregon St 3.32 X X X X X
SPRINGPORT 746 Pestana Av 7.89 X X X
SPRINGTIME 1268 Springtime Av 4.04 X X X
ST. FRANCIS 1273 Devonshire Av 4.76 X X X X
STADIUM PLAZA 2470 Daniels St 4.78
TERRA BELLA 1630 Luna Bella Ln 5.77 X X X X
TERRA RANCH 1855 Galleria Dr 4.50 X X X X Music plaza, disc golf course
TESORO 1399 Tesoro Dr 9.51 X X X X
TONY B. MARSHALL 1403 Meridian St 3.73 X X X X Covered picnic area, pickleball court, wiffle ball field, corn hole
UNION RANCH EAST 925 Raccoon Valley Dr 9.60 X X X X X
UNION WEST 1291 Parkview St 3.69 X X X X X
VILLA TICINO 1970 Geneva Wy 5.59 X
WALNUT PLACE 360 Victory Av 2.04
WILLIAM MARTIN 1605 Maywood Av 1.56 X X X X
YOSEMITE 600 El Portal Av 4.98 X X X X X
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