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AUGUST 2018 · Fall · News Magazine and Activity Guide
HELP PREVENT
MOSQUITOS
LAGUNA HILLS
WATERSHED CLEAN UP
DONATE A TREE
BEAUTIFY LAGUNA HILLS
LAGUNA HILLS
BUDGET INSIDE
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY ARTICLE VISIT WWW.LAGUNAHILLSCA.GOV
CITY VIEWS MAGAZINE
2019-21 BIENNIAL BUDGET
E
very two years, The single-highest contributor
the City sets aside to City revenues is property tax,
approximately six providing approximately 46% of
months to prepare its the City’s operating revenues.
two-year budget and six-year Sales tax is the second, coming
AT A GLANCE
Capital Improvement Program. in at approximately 25% of
Since its incorporation in 1991, operating revenues.
Annual Street Maintenance
it has been the City’s practice On the expenditures side, Public
$2,375,336
to develop a two-year budget, Safety is the highest expense for
which produces a focused the City, accounting for roughly
NPDES and Water Quality
spending plan for the City. This 41% of the General Fund budget.
Improvements
process includes numerous The second-highest expense
$700,000
public meetings and a public is Public Services at 23% of the
hearing designed to engage General Fund budget, which
Alicia Parkway Pavement
the community in the budget includes services such as water
Rehabilitation
planning process. Once again, quality, street maintenance, and
$250,000
the recently adopted 2019-2021 traffic and signal maintenance.
Biennial Budget process was no
Community Center
exception. Included in the adopted 2019-21
Renovations
Biennial Budget is the Capital
$830,000
The City’s financial position is Improvement Program. Over
healthy and poised to further the period of two years, the
General Park Renovations
improve as projects throughout thirteen capital projects are
$250,000
the City move forward. General scheduled for completion at an
Fund revenues are projected estimated cost of $4.84 million.
at $22.52 million in fiscal These capital projects include
year 2019-21, while operating street maintenance projects, DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE
expenditures are estimated at arterial highway maintenance REPORT HERE:
$22.48 million. and rehabilitation, water www.lagunahillsca.gov
quality projects, general park
renovations, and Community
Center and Sports Complex
renovations.
% of Total Operating Revenue - FYs % of Total Operating Expenditures CIP Expenditure by Category
2019-20 and 2020-21 by Department
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CITY VIEWS MAGAZINE
OCTA BREAKS
GROUND ON I-5
SOUTH COUNTY
IMPROVEMENTS
PROJECT
CITY HALL HOURS:
8 am – 5 pm Monday – Friday
ENGINEERING, PLANNING AND
BUILDING COUNTER HOURS:
1 pm – 5:30 pm / Mon – Thur
1 pm – 5 pm / Friday
Regular City Council Meetings
are held on the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month.
Traffic Commission Meetings
T
are held on the third Wednesday
of January, March, May, July,
he Orange County Transportation Authority, in partnership September and November.
with Caltrans and local cities, began construction on a
freeway widening project on 6.5 miles of Interstate 5 between Parks and Recreation Commission
Meetings are held on the first
State Route 73 and El Toro Road in South Orange County.
Wednesday of February, April,
June, August, October and
The $581-million Interstate 5 Improvement Project through Lake December.
Forest, Laguna Hills, Laguna Woods, Mission Viejo and San Juan
All meetings begin at 7 pm in the
Capistrano, will add a regular lane in each direction and extend a
City Council Chambers. Closed
second carpool lane between Alicia Parkway and El Toro Road. session at 6 pm (when scheduled).
Several streets that intersect the I-5 freeway also will be improved
and widened, as well freeway on- and off-ramps. City Views is an award winning
quarterly magazine published
by the City of Laguna Hills and
The 6.5-mile stretch of the freeway is heavily traveled by 360,000 is distributed as a public service
drivers each day. The improvements will be built in three segments to City residents and businesses.
and are expected to be finished in 2025. We welcome your suggestions
and feedback and value your
involvement in the community.
Funding for the project comes from Measure M, the local half-cent
Please send or call in any
sales tax for transportation improvements also known as OC Go, and comments or questions to:
from a mix of state and federal funds.
Editor, City Views
The City will be updating its website regularly with construction City of Laguna Hills
General Government
updates to include lane closures, and impacts to surrounding streets. 24035 El Toro Road
Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Telephone: 949.707.2620
www.lagunahillsca.gov
DONATE A TREE AND BEAUTIFY LAGUNA HILLS
LAGUNA HILLS CITY COUNCIL:
Interested in leaving your mark and helping beautify the City?
Don Sedgwick
The City encourages tree donations in accordance with its Tree Mayor
Preservation Policy. You can donate commemorative trees, park trees, Janine Heft
or replacement trees. Be part of your City’s urban forest team! Mayor Pro Tem
Council members
Learn more at www.lagunahillsca.gov/220/public-services (Tree Dore Gilbert, M.D.
Donation Form located towards the bottom of the page). Erica Pezold
Dave Wheeler
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23RD ANNUAL
LAGUNA HILLS WATERSHED
CLEANUP
A DAY FOR YOU AND SATURDAY MEET AT LAGUNA HILLS VOLUNTEERS
YOUR FAMILY TO HELP SEPT. 21, 2019 COMMUNITY CENTER COMMUNITY GROUPS
CLEAN OUR LOCAL 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 NOON 25555 ALICIA PARKWAY RESIDENTS
CREEKS, WATERSHEDS LAGUNA HILLS, CA 92653 FAMILIES
& TRAILS AND PRE-
SERVE THE BEAUTY OF
OUR COMMUNITY.
C
ome join your
neighbors on
September 21, 2019,
to help maintain the
beauty of our community and
celebrate the 35 annual Coastal
Cleanup Day! This will be a
day for you, your family and
friends to help clean our local
creeks, watersheds and trails.
We’ll meet at the Laguna Hills
Community Center and Sports
Complex at 9 a.m.
Wear appropriate clothes For more information on what to bring visit:
including closed-toe shoes WWW.COASTAL.CA.GOV/PUBLICED/CCD/BYO.HTML
or hiking boots - no sandals FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT AMBER SHAH AT ASHAH@LAGUNAHILLSCA.GOV
or open-toe shoes. Bring OR 949-707-2657.
gardening or work gloves, if
you have them. Remember This event is in
conjunction with
your sunscreen and a hat! California Coastal Clean-
up Day.
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CITY VIEWS MAGAZINE
HELP PREVENT MOSQUITOES
#MISSIONTIPNTOSS
I
t only takes a bottle cap full of water to begin producing
mosquitoes. The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control
District’s #MissionTipNToss has a few tips for you to help
prevent mosquitoes and mosquito-borne illnesses.
AVOID PURCHASING WATER- EMPTY CONTAINERS AND TOYS For more information on
HOLDING PLANTS. THAT HOLD WATER. mosquitoes reduction and
Water-holding plants, like Containers and toys that are disease prevention, visit
the popular Bromeliads, are left out can collect water and www.ocvector.org
easy to maintain but attract become a mosquito breeding or on social media:
mosquitoes. The Aedes source. Once a week, empty, @OCVectorControl
mosquito will lay their eggs in scrub, turn over, cover or throw on Facebook and Instagram
between the leaves and hatch out any items that can hold and @OCVector on Twitter.
when conditions are right and water. Properly store toys,
water is present. If you own and other items such as tires,
Bromeliads, flush/dump the buckets and plastic pools to
water that has collected in prevent mosquito breeding and
between the leaves at least once the spread of diseases.
a week.
Dial-A-Taxi
SENIORS ALREADY REGISTERED
WITH THE CITY’S DIAL-A-TAXI
PROGRAM SHOULD CALL
TOLL FREE (877) 809-6587 TO
ARRANGE PICK UP.
L
aguna Hills seniors
can participate in the
Dial-A-Taxi Senior
Transportation Program,
which provides door-to-door CA 92653. The Community
taxi service to Laguna Hills Center is open from 8 a.m. TO REGISTER, you will need
residents 60 years and older, by to 10 p.m., Monday through to show proof of Laguna Hills
registering and paying a co-pay Saturday, and on Sunday from residency and proof of age.
of as little as $5. To register for noon to 6 p.m. You can get a
the Dial-A-Taxi program, fill out copy of the registration form For more information,
an application form and return online at www.lagunahillsca. visit the City’s website at
it in person to the Laguna Hills gov under “Departments” then www.lagunahillsca.gov
Community Center at 25555 “Community Services” then or call (949) 707-2681.
Alicia Parkway, Laguna Hills, “Dial A Taxi.”
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Phone-In
Call (949) 707-2680, for credit card users Monday-Thursday:
only 10am – 7pm
Friday-Saturday:
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Mail-In Sunday: Closed
Make check payable to
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Summer Registration begins
The library offers computer tutoring on a one-to-one setting to learn
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
skills from basic computer, email, internet, and Microsoft Word. Call
• A $35 fee is charged on all returned or stop by to schedule a free session at your convenience! The library
checks. has many programs for all ages. The library’s online calendar is
available at: http://ocpl.org/libloc/lht/calendar
• Visa, American Express, and MasterCard
accepted.
• If you need special accommodations for
any of our activities, please notify staff 72
hours prior to the event at 949.707.2680.
• Fees are subject to change.
• Incomplete forms will not be processed
which includes receipt of proper payment.
• Prior to any participation in City of As you browse the Fall Class and
Laguna Hills’ recreation activity, a signed Activity Schedule, be sure to note those
programs designated with one of the
and completed Registration Form and
“Get Fit” logos. These programs are
release and waiver is required.
offered as part of the City’s Get Fit
• All minor participants must be registered Campaign and are provided to support
by parent or legal guardian (No your nutrition and exercise goals.
exceptions).
• Full refunds are issued for any class
canceled by the City. Refund requests
made prior to the start of any activity will
The City of Laguna Hills supports the health and wellness of the
be granted subject to a $5 service charge
community through the provision of programs and facilities that promote
per request.
fitness and well-being.
• Refund requests must be made prior
to the second class meeting. No
refund will be granted after that time.
Special events, one day programs and The City of Laguna Hills conducts state criminal
camps do not receive refunds unless background checks on all of its employees and contract
instructors for all youth related recreational activity
the participant’s spot is filled. Refund
including its athletic programs. The City does not receive
processing takes 3-4 weeks from the
subsequent arrest notification information for employees
date of the request. The City will mail all or contract instructors for whom criminal background
refund checks. checks were requested. For more information on the City’s background check
policy contact the Community Services Department at (949) 707-2680.
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ACTIVITY GUIDE
COMMUNITY SERVICES
C I T Y O F L A G U N A H I L L S
CLASSACTIVITYLOCATIONS
City Hall
Clarington Park
Beckenham Park
Costeau Park
1Stockport
CityPark Hall 10 Knotty Pine Park
2 Clarington Park
Lomarena Elementary
11 El Conejo Park
LHCC & Sports Complex
3Mendocino
Beckenham
Park Park 12 Valencia Elementary
4 Costeau Park
Mackenzie Park
13 Mandeville Park
Knotty Pine Park
5El Conejo
Stockport
Park
Park 14 Cabot Park
6ValenciaLomarena
Elementary Elementary 15 Veeh Ranch Park
Mandeville Park
7Cabot LHCC
Park
& Sports Complex 16 San Remo Park
8 Mendocino Park
Veeh Ranch Park 17 Santa Vittoria Park
San Remo Park
9 Mackenzie Park 18 San Joaquin Elementary
Santa Vittoria Park
San Joaquin Elementary
Issue Features Events Calendar
AUG 13 Fall Registration Begins
SPECIAL EVENTS SEP 2 Community Center & Sports Complex Closed
SEP6 Circle of Friends Pizza & Movie Night
EARLY CHILDHOOD CULTURAL
ARTS
OCT 18 Circle of Friends Halloween Dance
NOV 1 Circle of Friends Game Night
EARLY CHILDHOOD PERSONAL NOV 11 Community Center & Sports Complex Closed
DEVELOPMENT NOV 12 Winter Registration Begins
NOV 28 & 29 Community Center & Sports Complex Closed
CULTURAL ARTS DEC 7 Breakfast with Santa
DEC 13 Circle of Friends Holiday Dinner Dance
DANCE
SPORTS AND FITNESS v STAY INFORMED
If you’d like to receive email notifications with City Information or on
upcoming classes, programs, and events please visit our website,
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS www.lagunahillsca.gov.
WE’RE ON FACEBOOK!
SPORT LEAGUES Check us out! www.facebook.com/lagunahillscc
EXCURSIONS REGISTER EARLY FOR CLASSES!
Help us avoid cancelling a class due to low enrollment… Remember to
register early!
EMERITUS
C I T Y V I E W S M A G A Z I NE · S E PT E M B E R 20 19 3
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Ho, Ho, Ho! Santa will be arriving at the Laguna Hills Community Center
for a morning full of holiday fun! Join us for a special celebration
complete with a scrumptious breakfast, photos with Santa, and holiday
crafts! Children and adults must register/pay to attend this event.
**Registration closes December 4th at 10pm**
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
HOLIDAYS WITH MUSIC TOGETHER
12/7 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Sa 6918 Jingle those bells and deck the halls for a special Holiday Music Together
class! Sing and dance to your favorite holiday songs with bells, shakers,
Fee: Resident $10, Non-Resident $15
scarves, finger plays, and a holiday instrument jam session. Join us for
Ages: All Ages juice, cookies, and holiday cheer! Parent participation is required.
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff DATES TIME DAY CLASS
12/4-12/11 9:15-10:00 AM W 6908
12/4-12/11 10:15-11:00 AM W 6909
12/7-12/14 10:45-11:30 AM Sa 6910
EARLY CHILDHOOD CULTURAL ARTS Fee: Resident $32, Non-Resident $37
Class Sessions: 2
Ages: 4 & under
MUSIC TOGETHER Location: LHCC
Here is your chance to experience a nationwide, research-based program Instructor: Elena Salisbury
packed with songs, rhymes, dance and instrumental jam sessions!
Outstanding teachers with early childhood and music experience will
lead participants in a wonderful musical learning experience. Parent CHRISTMAS TUNES AND TALES
participation is required. For more information, please visit www. Join us as we sing and play our way through Christmas carols and
svmusictogether.net. Babies under 8 months may attend for free with holiday music. We’ll use jungle bells, instruments, a parachute and
registered sibling. A $42 material fee is due to the instructor at the first more as we sing about Rudolph and Santa. We’ll also have time to
class meeting. read a holiday story. Let’s get ready for “the most wonderful time of
Free Trial: the year” together! Each registered child will receive a small gift. Parent
participation is required.
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
9/11 9:15-10:000 AM W 6907 DATES TIME DAY CLASS
10 week session: 12/19 9:30-10:25 AM Th 6827
Fee: Resident $15, Non-Resident $17
DATES TIME DAY CLASS Ages: 2-4
9/18-11/20 9:15-10:00 AM W 6904 Location: LHCC
9/18-11/20 10:15-11:00 AM W 6905 Instructor: Vivian Stapleton
9/21-11/23 10:45-11:30 AM Sa 6906
Fee: Resident $165, Non-Resident $170
Ages: 4 & under
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Elena Salisbury
Help us avoid cancelling a class due to
low enrollment…Remember to register
REGISTER EARLY early! For details on how to register for
FOR CLASSES! classes, see the sample registration form
at the front of the brochure.
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CULTURAL ARTS
CULTURAL ARTS
BEGINNING UKULELE
Just one strum of the ukulele brings on a smile. Enjoy learning how to
play the world’s easiest string instrument in a supportive small group
setting. This class will provide all the fundamentals to be able to play
songs on your own. Learn simple chords, easy ,melodies, strum styles,
finger picking and a wide assortment of great songs. Ron Gorman has
been teaching music classes for the City of Laguna Hills for the past 14
years. Bring your own Ukulele to class and let’s have fun!
EARLY CHILDHOOD PERSONAL No Class 11/11
DEVELOPMENT
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
10/21-11/18 4:00-5:00 PM M 6911
ETIQUETTE FACTORY Fee: Resident $80, Non-Resident $85
Our exclusive program helps children understand why integrity, respect,
Class Sessions: 4
empathy, and charity help our lives both personally and professionally.
Over 50 different etiquette skills are taught using games, role play, Ages: 10 & older
props, music, stories, and kind discussion. Some of the skills included Location: LHCC
are: Introductions, Dining Etiquette, Kindness, Tact, Conversation, Being Instructor: Ron Gorman
a Guest, A Clean Mouth, Sincere Apologies and so much more! A $20
material fee is due to the instructor at the first class meeting which
includes the Campers Gift Set. BEGINNING GUITAR
Playing the guitar is an enjoyable and relaxing way to enrich your
DATES TIME DAY CLASS life with music. Experience interaction with other beginning guitarists
9/9-10/14 4:30-6:30 PM M 6824 in a supportive small group environment. The aim of this class is to
transform the novice into a self reliant musician. Learn to play chords,
Fee: Resident $139, Non-Resident $144
fun melodies, strum styles and many popular songs. Instructor Ron
Class Sessions: 6 Gorman has enjoyed teaching this class for the City of Laguna Hills
Ages: 5-12 for the past 14 years. Have a blast and bring your own guitar to class.
Location: LHCC No Class 11/11
Instructor: The Etiquette Factory
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
10/21-11/18 5:00-6:00 PM M 6912
PLAYTIME!
Fee: Resident $80, Non-Resident $85
Fun time, game time, craft time, PLAYTIME! Join us for days of fun-
filled activities from music, arts and crafts, sports, and games. This Class Sessions: 4
program is designed for lively little people and packed full of activities Ages: 10 & older
that initiate creativity, stimulate the imagination and encourage Location: LHCC
making new friends. Please send a sack lunch with your child each day. Instructor: Ron Gorman
Participants must be potty trained. No peanut products allowed in this
class. *No class 11/28.
BEYOND BEGINNING UKULELE
DATES TIME DAY CLASS By pass the beginner instruction and get right into learning more great
10/8-12/12 11:30 AM-2:00 PM TuTh 6919 songs. This class is designed for those who already know how to read
Fee: Resident $175, Non-Resident $180 chord diagrams and tablature. Students must bring their own ukulele
to class.
Ages: 3-5
No Class 11/27
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
11/20-12/18 5:00-6:00 PM W 6913
Fee: Resident $80, Non-Resident $85
Class Sessions: 4
Ages: 10 & older
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Ron Gorman
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INTERMEDIATE HOLIDAY SONGS CLASS
Learn to play your favorite holiday songs in this new, once a year class.
If you can read chord diagrams, standard notation or tablature, nothing
else better will get you in the holiday spirit. Enjoy a sense of community
with these secular holiday songs. Students can bring their own guitar,
ukulele, bass guitar or keyboard to class.
No Class 11/27
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
11/20-12/18 6:00-7:00 PM W 6914 STEP 1:
Fee: Resident $80, Non-Resident $85 Sign up and hold your classes through FDS’s Online portal
Class Sessions: 4 • Create a FDS parent account and sign up for your specific classes at
Ages: 10 & older dancestudio-pro.com/online/fds
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Ron Gorman STEP 2:
Pay for tuition through the City of Laguna Hills
• Register and pay the total tuition for the number of classes you’ve
selected to the City of Laguna Hills. See chart below for tuition and
class codes. Separate registrations are required for each family
DANCE member. Additional family members enjoy discounted rates.
FOUNDATIONS DANCE STUDIO The school year is divided into 6 week sessions for payment purposes,
however, our curriculum builds from August through June and classes
Foundations Dance Studio offers a unique dance program for children
are continuous and ongoing.
ages Preschool through Middle School. In addition to providing
technically sound dance training we believe in developing multiple
aspects of the growing child beyond just the physical. Through the We’re happy to answer any questions regarding our program.
medium of dance, we enhance a child’s capacity for compassion and Email: info@foundationsdancestudio.com (quickest method of contact)
empathy by providing them with early exposure to service. By engaging
Phone: 949-403-9712
with service organizations in our community our students have the
Website: foundationsdancestudio.com
opportunity to understand their potential to make a positive personal
impact, first-hand. We also work to help children increase their focus Instagram: @foundations_dance_stuido
and overall sense of well being by artfully infusing very basic yoga FB business page: facebook.com/foundationsdancestudio
practices into all of our dance classes.
Session 1
NEW STUDENT SPECIAL! August 26th – October 4th
Brand new students are invited to try their first six week session for No Class 9/2
$60! New Student Special
One class per week $60
We offer two optional annual performances during the school year for
your child to shine on stage.
FIRST FAMILY MEMBER
Classes per week:
THE SEASON OF GIVING SHOWCASE
One $96 #6872
Our holiday showcase is full of charm and good cheer. It’s a low key,
Two $180 #6873
no-stress event and no costume purchase is required. Participation is
optional and it is a non-City sponsored event. Three $252 #6874
Four $312 #6875
JUNE PAWformance
Enrolled students are eligible to participate in our annual PAWformance. SIBLINGS
Our year end showcase required that students remain in classes Classes per week:
throughout the school year. To participate, a costume purchase is One $82 #6876
required. Participation is optional and it is a non-City sponsored event. Two $153 #6877
For details on what the event involves (hint: puppies), please visit our
Three $214 #6878
website.
Four $265 #6879
HOW TO REGISTER
Session 2
Registration is a two step process. Parents must sign up online via
FDS’s online studio registration portal. This holds your child’s place in October 7th – November 15th
their selected class. FDS does not collect tuition through their portal. To No Class 10/31 & 11/11
pay tuition for the total number of classes you’ve chosen, families must
complete registration through the City of Laguna Hills.
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BALLET+
The art of classical ballet will enhance your child’s coordination,
grace and confidence. Our caring instruction helps your child
acquire the fundamentals needed to grow their technique
throughout the year. Dress Code: Black or Turquoise leotard, pink tights
& pink leather ballet slippers. Matching dance skirts are optional. Hair
in a bun.
+all of our dance classes artfully integrate very basic yoga practices to
help children increase their focus and sense of well being
FIRST FAMILY MEMBER
TIME AGES DAY
Classes per week:
4:15-5:00 PM 5-6 M
One $96 #6880
4:30-5:15 PM 5-6 W
Two $180 #6881
5:00-6:00 PM 7-8 M
Three $252 #6882
6:00-7:00 PM 9+ M
Four $312 #6883
Location: LHCC
SIBLINGS
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio
Classes per week:
One $82 #6884
Two $153 #6885
JAZZ & HIP HOP+ COMBO CLASS
Your dancer’s confidence and coordination will grow in this
Three $214 #6886
upbeat introduction to the fundamentals of both jazz and
Four $265 #6887 hip hop. Class is split into 30 minutes of each genre, giving
students their basic skills in both dance styles. Dress Code: Black or
Session 3 Turquoise leotard, long black jazz pants & tan jazz shoes Bring sneakers
November 18th – January 17th to change into for hip hop. Hair in a pony tail or bun.
No Class 11/25-11/29 & 12/23-1/5 +all of our dance classes artfully integrate very basic yoga practices to
help children increase their focus and sense of well being
TIME AGES DAY
FIRST FAMILY MEMBER
3:30-4:30 PM 5-6 W
Classes per week:
3:30-4:30 PM 6-7 TH
One $96 #6888
Location: LHCC
Two $180 #6889
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio
Three $252 #6890
Four $312 #6891
JAZZ II+
Jazz II continues to build on students previous dance training
SIBLINGS
and helps them refine their technique. Dress Code: Black or
Classes per week: Turquoise leotard, long black jazz pants & tan jazz shoes. Hair
One $82 #6892 in a pony tail or bun.
Two $153 #6893 +all of our dance classes artfully integrate very basic yoga practices to
Three $214 #6894 help children increase their focus and sense of well being.
Four $265 #6895
TIME AGE DAY
PRESCHOOL BALLET+ 4:15-5:15 PM* 8-9 T
Our Preschool classes introduce the very young dancer to 6:00-7:00 PM* 9+ T
the beauty of ballet by providing the perfect blend of basic *requires instructor approval and placement
steps and gentle guidance. Our developmentally appropriate
Location: LHCC
approach integrates a variety of props, dance-related games and
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio
different themes to engage our youngest students. Dress Code: Any
color leotard and tights, pink leather ballet slippers.
+all of our dance classes artfully integrate very basic yoga practices to
help children increase their focus and sense of well being
TIME AGES DAY
3:30-4:15 PM 3-4 M
5:15-6:00 PM 3-4 W
4:30-5:15 PM 3-4 TH
9:30-10:15 AM 3-4 F
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio
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LYRICAL/CONTEMPORARY+ I
Lyrical/Contemporary combines the basics of ballet with the
freedom of jazz to create an emotive, story-telling style of
dance helping dancers express themselves with grace and
confidence. Dress Code: Black or Turquoise leotard, long black jazz pants
& tan jazz shoes. Hair in a pony tail or bun.
+all of our dance classes artfully integrate very basic yoga practices to
help children increase their focus and sense of well being.
BELLY DANCING
TIME AGE DAY An introduction to the art of Belly Dancing. From beginning
5:15-6:15 PM 7-8 TH muscle isolations and hip shimmies to advanced technique
6:15-7:15 PM* 9+ TH and choreography, these courses cover it all! You will enjoy
*requires instructor approval and placement this great overall workout in a fun, supportive atmosphere. Wear
Location: LHCC comfortable
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio Intro:
HIP HOP I DATES TIME DAY CLASS
9/15-10/13 12:30-1:30 PM Su 6859
Kids will have a blast with our age appropriate hip hop class.
Dancers build rhythm and coordination with choreography 10/27-11/24 12:30-1:30 PM Su 6860
tailored specifically for youth. Dress Code: Sweatpants/ Fee: Resident $65, Non-Resident $70
leggings, t-shirt and sneakers. Hair in pony tail or bun. Class Sessions: 5
+all of our dance classes artfully integrate very basic practices to help
children increase their focus and sense of well being. Level I:
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
TIME AGE DAY 9/15-11/24 1:30-2:30 PM Su 6861
3:30-4:15 PM 7-10 T Fee: Resident $130, Non-Resident $135
Location: LHCC Class Sessions: 10
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio No Class 10/20
COMPANY REHEARSALS & TECH Level II:
Dress Code: Black or Turquoise leotard, long black pants & tan DATES TIME DAY CLASS
jazz shoes. Hair in pony tail or bun. 9/15-11/24 2:30-3:30 PM Su 6862
TIME DAY Fee: Resident $130, Non-Resident $135 Class
5:15-6:00 PM T Sessions: 10
*by invitation only No Class 10/20
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Foundations Dance Studio Level III:
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
CLOG DANCE 9/15-11/24 3:30-4:30 PM Su 6863
Clogging is a type of folk dance in which the dancer’s shoes Fee: Resident $130, Non-Resident $135
percussively hits the floor by striking the heel and/or toe Class Sessions: 10
creating rhythms usually to the downbeat of many different Ages: 10 & older
genres of music. Location: LHCC
Instructor: Tina Elkins
DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
No Class 10/20
9/4-9/25 8:00-10:00 PM W 4 $28/$33 6922
9/25 8:00-10:00 PM W 1 $7/$9 6923
10/2-10/30 8:00-10:00 PM W 5 $35/$40 6924
10/30 8:00-10:00 PM W 1 $7/$9 6925
11/6-11/20 8:00-10:00 PM W 3 $21/$26 6926
Ages: 6 & older
Location: LHCC
Instructor: John Habash
Help us avoid cancelling a class due to
low enrollment…Remember to register
REGISTER EARLY early! For details on how to register for
FOR CLASSES! classes, see the sample registration form
at the front of the brochure.
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DATES TIME DAY
ONGOING 12:00 PM-2:00 PM TUTH
1:00-5:00 PM SAT
Fee: $2
Ages: 18 & older
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff
PICKLEBALL
SPORTS AND FITNESS Pickleball is a racquet sport that incorporates elements of
badminton and tennis for two to four players, who use hand-
held paddles to hit a perforated plastic ball over the net. It’s
an easy-to-learn game that is played on a court similar to a tennis
CHILDREN & TEEN OPEN GYM BASKETBALL court, but half the size. Pickleball is fun for family and friends of all ages
Open gym basketball is free of charge to those ages 17 and and levels of activity. Participants must purchase an annual Pickleball
under. A parent or guardian must complete a registration pass and complete a registration form at the front desk prior to any
form at the front counter prior to children accessing the play. Don’t want to pay for an annual pass? No problem, you may
gymnasium. Children under 9 years of age must be accompanied by a purchase a 1-day pass with exact change.
parent or guardian. Annual Membership:
DATES TIME DAY DATES TIME DAY
ONGOING 12:00-2:00 PM SU ONGOING 6:00-9:00 PM MTH
2:00-4:00 PM M-FR 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM TUW
Fee: Free Fee: Resident $35, Non-Resident $40
Ages: 17 & under
Location: LHCC 1-Day Guest Pass:
DATES TIME DAY
ONGOING 6:00-9:00 PM MTH
ADULT OPEN GYM BASKETBALL 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM TUW
Participants must purchase an annual gym pass and complete Fee: $2
a registration form at the front counter prior to accessing the Ages: 18& older
gymnasium.
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff
DATES TIME DAY
ONGOING 2:00 PM-6:00 PM SU
6:30 PM- 9:30 PM FRI
HIKING CLUB
The Hiking Club is a series of hikes that explore various
Fee: Resident $30, Non-Resident $35
wilderness areas in the Orange County area. The hikes are
Ages: 18 & older held at intermediate level hiking pace and encounter a more
Location: LHCC challenging variety of terrain, including hills with distances of 3-7 miles.
Participants should wear sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, be
ADULT TABLE TENNIS prepared for plenty of sunshine and bring water to drink. Community
Services Staff will provide transportation from the Laguna Hills
Participants must purchase an annual Table Tennis pass and
Community Center to each of the trail-heads. Call (949) 707-2680 for
complete a registration form at the front desk prior to any
more information. SCHEDULE: 9/21: Caspers Wilderness Park-Juaneno
play. Don’t want to pay for the annual pass? No problem, you
Trail; 10/12: San Clemente Trails- Christianitos South; 10/26: Laguna
may pay a day use fee of $2 per day to play instead, but must have
Coast Wilderness- Little Sycamore & North Stagecoach Trails Loop; 11/9:
exact change . Players must provide their own paddle and balls. Player
O’Neill Regional Park-Live Oak Trail; 11/23: Peters Canyon Regional Park-
rules are available upon request.
Loop Trail.
Annual Membership:
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
DATES TIME DAY 9/21, 10/12, 8:00AM-12:00PM 10/26 Sa 6805
ONGOING 12:00 PM-2:00 PM TUTH 10/26 11/9, 11/23
1:00-5:00 PM SAT Fee: Resident $40, Non-Resident $45
Fee: Resident $35, Non-Resident $40 Class Sessions: 5
1-Day Guest Pass: Ages: 18 & older
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff
C I T Y V I E W S M A G A Z I NE · S E PT E M B E R 20 19 9SPORTS/FITNESS
DAY HIKE AT MORGAN TRAIL
Hike 5.5 miles there and back on the Morgan Trail just pass the
Tenaja Falls Trailhead. Located off South Main Divide on the
Celeveland National Forest, Morgan Trail crosses the northern
edge of the San Mateo Canyon Wilderness. The hike is considered to
be moderately easy and will encounter a variety of terrain, including
hills. Be sure to dress in layers, bring plenty of water, some snacks
and a sack lunch, wear good footwear, and sun protection. Participants
meet at the Laguna Hills Community Center where City Staff will
provide transportation to the trail-head. Call (949) 707-2680 for more
INTERMEDIATE (Ages 6-18):
information. No refunds or transfers for this event.
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
9/3-9/28 6:00-7:00 PM TuTh 6816
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
9:30-10:30 AM Sat
10/19 7:00 AM-3:00 PM Sa 6806
10/1-10/31 6:00-7:00 PM TuTh 6819
Fee: Resident $20, Non-Resident $25
9:30-10:30 AM Sat
Ages: 0-& older
11/2-11/30 6:00-7:00 PM TuTh 6822
Location: LHCC
9:30-10:30 AM Sat
Instructor: Community Services Staff
Fee: Resident $75, Non-Resident $80
DAY HIKE OAK GLEN PRESERVE & APPLE ALL LEVELS (Ages 19 & older)
BUTTER FESTIVAL
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
Hike within the Wildlands Conservancy’s Oak Glen Preserve on
9/3-9/28 7:00-9:00 PM TuTh 6817
a 4.8 mile loop hike. Please note: there is a strenuous out and
back trail to a dramatic overlook, Preserve Point. Hike has an elevation 10:30-11:30 AM Sat
gain of 1,100 ft and considered moderate in difficulty. After hiking the 10/1-10/31 7:00-9:00 PM TuTh 6820
trail, we will visit the neighboring Riley’s at Los Rios Rancho Apple 10:30-11:30 AM Sat
Farm. Participants should wear sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots, be 11/2-11/30 7:00-9:00 PM TuTh 6823
prepared for plenty of sunshine and bring snacks, lunch and water to 10:30-11:30 AM Sat
have during the hike. Participants meet at the Laguna Hills Community Fee: Resident $115, Non-Resident $120
Center where City staff will provide transportation to the trailhead. Call
Location: LHCC
(949) 707-2680 for more information. No refunds or transfers for this
event. Instructor: Dale Eisenberg
DATES TIME DAY CLASS FUTURE STARS TENNIS
11/30 7:00 AM-5:30 PM Sa 6808 For kids just starting to play. Class focuses on the basics like
Fee: Resident $30, Non-Resident $35 ground strokes, some serving and lots of hand eye coordination
work. This class uses lighter and lower compression balls to
Ages: 10 & older
optimize and accelerate your child’s learning and make tennis more
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
9/9-9/23 3:00-3:450 PM M 3 $45/$50 6832
AIKIDO 9/30-10/21 3:00-3:45 PM M 4 $60/$65 6833
Aikido is a modern Japanese form of self defense that 10/28-11/18 3:00-3:45 PM M 3 $45/$50 6834
advocates harmony over conflict. Students of Aikido learn Ages: 4-5
self confidence, balance, awareness and mastery of their Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts
own bodies. Classes include games and activities that promote
Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff
cooperation, discipline, and coordination. Adults are welcome to train
with their families. Ranks and belt testing available-additional fees and
membership requires. Please see instructor about uniform pricing and RISING STARS TENNIS
sizing. *NO CLASS 11/28. Also for new kids to tennis. This class focuses on teaching the
BEGINNING (Ages 6-18): fundamentals of ground strokes, serves, volleys and footwork
skills. This class uses lighter and lower compression balls to
optimize and accelerate your child’s learning and make tennis fun a
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
9/3-9/28 5:00-6:00 PM TuTh 6815
9:30-10:30 AM Sat DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
9/9-9/23 3:45-4:45 PM M 3 $59/$64 6835
10/1-10/31 5:00-6:00 PM TuTh 6818
9/30-10/21 3:45-4:45 PM M 4 $78/$83 6836
9:30-10:30 AM Sat
10/28-11/18 3:45-4:45 PM M 3 $59/$64 6837
11/2-11/30 5:00-6:00 PM TuTh 6821
Ages: 6-7
9:30-10:30 AM Sat
Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts
Fee: Resident $75, Non-Resident $80
Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff
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ADULT TENNIS- LEARN TO RALLY (BEGINNER
TENNIS)
If you have never played before, now it the time. In this
class you will learn the basics of tennis and better yet you
will be rallying in just the first class. For more information please visit
WRTennis.com.
DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
9/9-9/23 7:30-8:30 PM M 3 $59/$64 6850
9/30-10/21 7:30-8:30 PM M 4 $78/$83 6851
TENNIS STARS
10/28-11/18 7:30-8:30 PM M 3 $59/$64 6852
For kids who have moved up from Rising Stars Tennis or who
are newer to tennis. This class works on ensuring kids are Ages: 18 & older
ready for match play by reinforcing proper stroke production, Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts
footwork and basic strategy concepts. This class uses lighter and lower Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff
com
ADULT TENNIS- ADVANCED BEGINNER
DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS This class is perfect if you haven’t played in a few years or
9/5-9/26 3:00-4:00 PM Th 4 $78/$83 6838 you are just getting the hang of things. Ill help you further
10/3-10/24 3:00-4:00 PM Th 4 $78/$83 6839 your fundamental skills so your consistency and shot making
10/31-11/21 3:00-4:00 PM Th 4 $78/$83 6840 percentages increase to higher levels. For more information please visit
Ages: 8-10 WRTennis.com.
Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts
Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
9/9-9/23 6:00-7:30 PM M 3 $87/$92 6853
9/30-10/21 6:00-7:30 PM M 4 $116/$121 6854
ALL STAR TENNIS
10/28-11/18 6:00-7:30 PM M 3 $87/$92 6855
For kids with more than 1 year of experience. This class
reinforces the skills learned in previous classes. Players will Ages: 18 & older
use green balls on a full court to help them prepare for play Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts
with a full compression ball. For more information please visit WRTennis. Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff
com.
ADULT TENNIS- INTERMEDIATE
DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS Perfect for more experienced players with a 3.0-3.5 rating.
9/9-9/23 4:45-6:00 PM M 3 $73/$78 6841 We’ll work on refining strokes as I introduce modern concepts,
9/5-9/26 4:00-5:00 PM Th 4 $78/$83 6842 with proven techniques. Together we’ll discuss and implement
9/30-10/21 4:45-6:00 PM M 4 $97/$102 6843 doubles and singles strategies for smarter play and decision making
10/3-10/24 4:00-5:00 PM Th 4 $78/$83 6844 during points.
10/28-11/18 4:45-6:00 PM M 3 $73/$78 6845
10/31-11/21 4:00-5:00 PM Th 4 $78/$83 6846 DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
Ages: 8-11 9/5-9/26 7:00-8:30 PM Th 4 $116/$121 6856
Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts 10/3-10/24 7:00-8:30 PM Th 4 $116/$121 6857
Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff 10/31-11/21 7:00-8:30 PM Th 4 $116/$121 6858
Ages: 18 & older
Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts
TIER 1 TENNIS Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff
Perfect for kids that are ready for full court play with a full
compression ball. For more information please visit WRTennis. BASICS OF SKATEBOARDING: BEGINNING
com. A hands-on camp designed to bring children together
within the community. Children develop and enhance their
DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS skateboarding skills while creating friendships. A $10 material
9/5-9/26 5:30-7:00 PM Th 4 $116/$121 6847 fee is due to the instructor at the first class meeting. *NO CLASS 9/14
10/3-10/24 5:30-7:00 PM Th 4 $116/$121 6848
10/31-11/21 5:30-7:00 PM Th 4 $116/$121 6849 DATES TIME DAY SESSIONS FEE CLASS
Ages: 11-17 9/7-9/28 9:00-11:00 AM Sa 3 $113/$118 6830
Location: Mackenzie Park Tennis Courts 10/5-10/26 9:00-11:00 AM Sa 4 $150/$155 6831
Instructor: Wyatt Russell & Staff Ages: 3-12
Location: LHCC
Instructor: Matt Sheridan
C I T Y V I E W S M A G A Z I NE · S E PT E M B E R 20 19 11CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
GENTLE YOGA
Gentle Yoga’s calming restorative stretches will help heal
and release stress, and physical tension, with an emphasis
on deep yoga breathing and relaxation. Pre-registration
required. *NO CLASS 11/27.
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
9/11-12/4 6:00-7:30 PM W 6829
Fee: Resident $174, Non-Resident $179
Class Sessions: 12
Ages: 14 & older CIRCLE OF FRIENDS GAME NIGHT
Location: LHCC Invite a friend and join us for a fun night of games at the Laguna Hills
Instructor: Angie Knight Community Center! We will have a variety of games to choose from or
bring your favorite one from home!
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS 11/1 6:30-8:30 PM F 6917
Fee: $5
The Circle of Friends program is for individuals with disabilities who are Ages: 13 & older
age thirteen and older. Activities are designed to foster social skills, Location: LHCC
increase leisure opportunities and create friendships while enhancing Instructor: Community Services Staff
developmental needs for teens and adults of all abilities. Programs
include movie nights, local excursions, social dances and more! To be
added to our Circle of Friends quarterly newsletter or to find out more
about the program, please call (949) 707-2683.
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS PIZZA AND MOVIE NIGHT SPORTS LEAGUES
Invite a friend and join us for a fun night of pizza and a movie at the
Laguna Hills Community Center! Please RSVP in advance to (949) 707-
2683.
ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Registration for Basketball is on site. For more information
please call (949) 707-2690
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
Open League
9/6 6:30-9:00 PM F 6915
Fee: $5
DATES TIME DAY
Ages: 13 & older
9/12 – 11/14 6:30, 7:30, 8:30P TH
Location: LHCC
Fee: $325
Instructor: Community Services Staff
$30 officials fee per game per team
Ages 18 & older
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS HALLOWEEN DANCE
Wear your favorite costume and come dance the night away at the
Circle of Friends Halloween Dance! Bring a friend and join us for an
exciting evening at the Laguna Hills Community Center. Please RSVP in FUTSAL ADULT LEAGUE
advance at (949) 707-2683. Registration for Coed Futsal is on site. For more information
please call (949) 707-2690
DATES TIME DAY CLASS Coed League
10/18 7:00-9:00 PM F 6916
Fee: $5 DATES TIME DAY
Ages: 13 & older 9/10 – 11/12 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 TU
Location: LHCC League fee: $200 $10 per game per team officials fee
Instructor: Community Services Staff
Help us avoid cancelling a class due to low
REGISTER EARLY enrollment…Remember to register early!
For details on how to register for classes,
FOR CLASSES! see the sample registration form at the
front of the brochure.
WE’RE ON FACEBOOK!
Check us out! www.facebook.com/lagunahillscc
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SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL
Registration for Softball is on site. For more information
please call (949) 707-2690
Men’s “D”
Dates: 9/9 – 11/18 Monday
CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY PARTY PROGRAM
Men’s “D+” Let us help with your 3-10 years olds next birthday party!
Community Services Staff will provide cake, ice cream.
Dates: 9/10 – 11/19 Tuesday
pizza, and decorations for up to 24 children and adults, and
lead fun activities for the kids while you sit back and enjoy
Men’s “D” the celebration. Party times are available on Saturdays
Dates: 9/11 – 11/20 Wednesday from 12:00-2:00 pm in either the Community Center’s Class-
room or outside at the Picnic Shelter. Call (949) 707-2680
for details.
Coed
Dates: 9/12 – 11/21 Thursday
League Fee: $350 EXCURSION TO AHL HOCKEY GAME: GULLS BATTLE
$15 per game Umpire fee. REIGN AT HONDA CENTER
Hop on the van to Honda Center for the Ducks Hockey Club’s American
Hockey League (AHL) affiliate San Diego Gulls that will host the Ontario
Reign (Kings AHL affiliate) in a preseason contest. Seating is first-come,
first-served and the puck drops at 7pm. Participants meet at the Laguna
EXCURSIONS Hills Community Center where City staff will provide transportation. Call
(949) 707-2680 for more information. No refunds or transfers for this
event.
EXCURSION TO UNION STATION & OLVERA STREET
Join the group on the van for a docent-led tour of the historic Union DATES TIME DAY CLASS
Station in downtown Los Angeles. Bring plenty of water, snacks and a 10/7 5:00-10:30 PM M 6811
sack lunch to picnic or purchase at local food vendors while exploring Fee: Resident $20, Non-Resident $25
Olvera Street on your own. Participants meet at the Laguna Hills
Ages: All Ages
Community Center where City staff will provide transportation. Call
(949) 707-2680 for more information. No refunds or transfers for this Location: Meet at LHCC
event. Instructor: Community Services Staff
DATES TIME DAY CLASS EXCURSION TO COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SDSU HOSTS
9/14 8:00 AM-5:30 PM Sa 6809 WYOMING
Fee: Resident $40, Non-Resident $45 Let’s head south in the van to support the San Diego State Aztecs as
they host the University of Wyoming Cowboys, kickoff starts at 7:30
Ages: All Ages
PM. Participants meet at the Laguna Hills Community Center where
Location: Meet at LHCC City staff will provide transportation. Call (949) 707-2680 for more
Instructor: Community Services Staff information. No refunds or transfers for this event.
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
10/12 4:00-10:30 PM Sa 6812
Fee: Resident $35, Non-Resident $40
Ages: All Ages
Location: Meet at LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff
C I T Y V I E W S M A G A Z I NE · S E PT E M B E R 20 19 13EMERITUS
EXCURSION TO EL CAJON’S OKTOBERFEST
Throw on your lederhosen and dirndl and head down south with is for
the day to experience El Cajon’s Oktoberfest filled with German foods,
beers, traditional music, games and contests. Hosted by the German-
American Societies of San Diego expect live entertainment direct from
Germany bu the Die Guggenbach Buam to provide Oompah music
to dance and sing along. Bring a sack lunch or purchase from onsite
concessions. Participants meet at the Laguna Hills Community Center
where City Staff will provide transportation. Call (949) 707-2680 for
more information. No refunds or transfers for this event.
EMERITUS
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
10/5 9:45 AM-10:00 PM Sa 6810
Fee: Resident $35, Non-Resident $40 SADDLEBACK COLLEGE SENIOR EMERITUS
Ages: All Ages PROGRAM
Location: Meet at LHCC These classes are sponsored by Saddleback College Emeritus Program
and held in the gymnasium at the Laguna Hills Community Center; the
Instructor: Community Services Staff
gymnasium is not air conditioned. To register or for more information,
please call the Emeritus Institute at (949) 582-4835 or visit www.
EXCURSION TO HUNTINGTON LIBRARY saddleback.edu/emeritus.
Let us do the driving, as the van heads to the Huntington Library in San
Marino, CA. Visit the library and on your own pace explore the impressive The following classes meet 8/19-12/18:
art collection, including some by European and American masters, along
DAY CLASS TIME
with rare manuscripts such as an original Gutenberg Bible. Don’t miss
MW Yoga 9:00-9:50 AM
walking through the botanical garden. Bring a sack lunch to picnic in
MW Aerobic Exercise 10:00-10:50 AM
designated areas adjacent to the parking lot at purchase from onsite
food service options. Participants meet at the Laguna Hills Community MW Sequential Stretching 11:00-11:50 AM
Center where City Staff will provide transportation. Call (949) 707-2680 TuTh Sequential Stretching 8:30-9:20 AM
for more information. No refunds or transfers for this event. TuTh Pilates Conditioning 9:30-10:45 AM
T Yoga 11:00 AM-12:50 PM
DATES TIME DAY CLASS Fri Beginning Tai Chi 8:15-10:05 AM
11/7 9:00 AM-5:30 PM Th 6813 Fri Sequential Stretching 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Fee: Resident $30, Non-Resident $35 Ages: 50 & older
Ages: All Ages Location: LHCC
Location: Meet at LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff SADDLEBACK COLLEGE ART 41X: ART MEDIA
STUDIES
EXCURSION TO OLD TOWN SAN DIEGO DURING ‘DIA Students engage in introductory activities in mixed media drawing,
DE LOS MUERTOS’ painting, printmaking and related 2-D art forms. Material fee of $10
Venture with us to Old Town San Diego’s celebration of Dia de los payable at registration. To register or for more information, please call
Muertos. Partake in the experience of this celebration of the history, the Emeritus Institute at (949) 582-4835 or visit www.saddleback.edu/
culture, and heritage in the region that honors one of its most emeritus.
important holidays. Bring a sack lunch or purchase while exploring Old
Town San Diego. Participants meet at the Laguna Hills Community DATES TIME DAY
Center where City staff will provide transportation. Call (949) 707-2680 8/19-12/16 11:30 AM-2:35 PM M
for more information. No refunds or transfers for this event. Ages: 50 & older
Location: LHCC
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
11/2 8:45 AM-6:00 PM Sa 6814
Fee: Resident $30, Non-Resident $35
Ages: All Ages
Location: Meet at LHCC
Instructor: Community Services Staff
Join us for Oscar Wilde’s endlessly entertaining comedy
“THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST”.
The show takes the Laguna Hills Community Center’s stage
September 21-30, 2018.
TICKETS GO ON SALE AUGUST 14TH.
WE’RE ON FACEBOOK! Details at www.lagunanigueltheatre.org.
Check us out! www.facebook.com/lagunahillscc
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SADDLEBACK COLLEGE ART 58X: BEGINNING
WATERCOLOR
Basic methods of applying watercolor; washes, color mixing, and brush
technique. The spontaneity of transparent watercolor will be stressed
and explored. Materials fee of $5 payable at registration. To register
or for more information, please call (949) 582-4835 or visit www.
saddleback.edu/emeritus.
DATES TIME DAY
Saddleback College SPAN 231X: Intermediate Practical Spanish
8/23-12/13 1:45-4:50 PM F
Further the fundamentals of communicative competence in practical
Spanish for the older adult. Focuses on listening, comprehension and
Ages: 50 & older
speaking. Reading and writing skills will be expanded. To register or for
more information, please call (949) 582-4835 or visit www.saddleback. Location: LHCC
edu/emeritus.
DATES TIME DAY CLASS
8/20-12/17 9:00-10:50 AM Tu 6865
Ages: 50 & older
Location: LHCC
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE BIO226X: BIRDS OF THE
WORLD
Discussion topics will include bird ancestry, evolution, systematics,
distribution, topography, behavior (song, territory, migration) and
techniques of the field identification of birds. Designed for the older
adult who wish to actively participate in a course outdoors, including
field trips to local sites. To register or for more information, please call
(949) 582-4835 or visit www.saddleback.edu/emeritus.
DATES TIME DAY
8/21-12/18 1:00-3:50 PM W
Ages: 50 & older
Location: LHCC
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE ART 59X: INTERMEDIATE/
ADVANCED WATERCOLOR
Rec Prep: ART 58X. Utilizing and incorporating color mixing in a
broader palette for washes, glazing, and spontaneous interpretation
of the subject matter. An increasing emphasis will be placed on
individual exploration with the medium. Materials fee of $5 payable at
registration. Additional art supplies may be required. To register or for
more information, please call the Emeritus Institute at (949) 582-4835
or visit www.saddleback.edu/emeritus.
DATES TIME DAY
8/21-12/18 1:30-4:20 PM W
Ages: 50 & older
Location: LHCC
REGISTER EARLY Help us avoid cancelling a class due to low enrollment…Remember to register early! For details on how to
FOR CLASSES! register for classes, see the sample registration form at the front of the brochure.
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