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Residential Customer PRSRT STD
Atascadero, CA 93422
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ATASCADERO, CA
PERMIT NO. 79
ECRWSS
2022
R E C R E AT I O N G U I D E
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Presented by:
29 Annual!
th FRIDAY, AUGUST 19TH 6:30-8:30 PM
Hot El Camino Cruise Nite
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20TH
10 AM - 3 PM
Mid-State Cruisers
6 Annual!
th
Car Show
5 - 9 PM
Dancing in the Streets
Steppin’ Out and Burning James All Stars
Presented by:
VisitAtascadero.com/events
Public Directory of Services
Accounts Payable (City).................................. 805-470-3450 *Library (Atascadero Branch)......................... 805-461-6161
Animal Control (County)............................... 805-781-4400 *Marriage License............................................. 805-461-6041
*Assessor/Real Property Info Mayor................................................................. 805-470-3400
(North County Office)............................... 805-461-6143 *Megan’s Law.....................................www.meganslaw.ca.gov
Atascadero Recreation Guide......................... 805-470-3426 Parking Tickets................................................. 805-461-5051
BBQ Area Reservations................................... 805-470-3360 Parks & Recreation Commission................... 805-470-3478
*Birth Certificates............................................. 805-461-6041 *Passports.......................................................... 805-461-6041
Building/Planning Issues................................. 805-461-5035 Pavilion on the Lake......................................... 805-461-5005
Burn Day........................................................... 805-461-5070 Permits (Building & Planning)....................... 805-461-5035
Bus Schedules/Passes....................................... 805-461-5000 Permits (Encroachment)................................. 805-470-3456
Business License Building/Planning Issues................................. 805-461-5035
(Existing & Renewals)................................ 805-470-3474 Planning Commission..................................... 805-470-3402
Business License Police Department (Non-Emergency).......... 805-461-5051
(New Applicant)......................................... 805-461-5035 *Post Office (Atascadero)................................ 805-466-7917
*Chamber of Commerce................................. 805-466-2044 Potholes.............................................................. 805-470-3148
*Cable (Charter)..............................................(800)640-6959 Public Records Request................................... 805-461-5000
City Construction Projects.............................. 805-470-3456 Recreation Registration................................... 805-470-3360
City Council...................................................... 805-470-3400 Road/Street Repairs.......................................... 805-470-3148
City Hall Information...................................... 805-461-5000 Sewer.................................................................. 805-470-3456
Code Enforcement........................................... 805-470-3191 *School District (AUSD)................................. 805-462-4200
Community Center/Rec Center..................... 805-470-3360 *Senior Citizens Center................................... 805-466-4674
*Community Link & Family Resource Center..... 466-5404 Skate Park.......................................................... 805-461-7606
*County Clerk Recorder Signs (Commercial)......................................... 805-461-5035
(North County Office)............................ 805-461-6041 Signs (Street)..................................................... 805-470-3456
*County Government (General Info)............ 805-461-6041 Special Events.................................................... 805-470-3472
Creek Clean Up................................................. 805-470-3148 Sports Registration........................................... 805-470-3360
Dead Wildlife (in City Right-of-Way)........... 805-470-3148 Street Closure.................................................... 805-470-3456
Dial-a-Ride........................................................ 805-466-7433 Traffic Citations................................................ 805-461-5051
*Election/Voting Info....................................... 805-461-6041 Traffic Signals.................................................... 805-470-3456
*Electric Service (PG&E)...............................(800)743-5000 Trails................................................................... 805-461-5000
Employment Opportunities (City)................. 805-470-3400 *Train/Railroad
Engineering....................................................... 805-470-3456 (Union Pacific Railroad).........................(888)870-8777
*Ficticious Business Name.............................. 805-461-6041 *Trash Services (Waste Alternatives)............. 805-466-3636
Field Reservations............................................ 805-470-3472 Tree Removal.................................................... 805-461-5035
Fire Department (Emergencies Only).......................... 9.1.1. *Water Service (Atascadero Mutual
Fire Department (Non-Emergency).............. 805-470-3300 Water Company).................................... 805-466-2428
Fire Marshall..................................................... 805-470-3326 Weed Abatement.............................................. 805-470-3300
*Gas Service (Gas Company).........................(800)427-2200 Zoning................................................................ 805-461-5035
Inspections (Building)..................................... 805-466-8099 Zoo..................................................................... 805-461-5080
Inspections (Encroachment)........................... 805-470-3456
Inspections (Fire Sprinkler)............................ 805-470-3300 *Non-City
Atascadero Lake Park....................................... 805-470-3360
City Meetings
City Council Planning City Council
The City Council Commission Mayor.......................... Heather Moreno
meets on the 2nd and The Planning Commis- Mayor Pro-Tem....... Heather Newsom
4th Tuesday of each sion meets on the 1st Council Member................. Susan Funk
month at 6:00 pm. and 3rd Tuesday of each Council Member...... Charles Bourbeau
Meetings are current- month. Meetings are cur- Council Member................. Mark Dariz
ly held virtual and in- rently held virtually.
person at City Hall.
R E C R E AT I O N G U I D E
A Publication of
The City of Atascadero
Summer 2022
HOW TO REGISTER
IN THIS ISSUE
ONLINE
www.atascadero.org 06 Special Events
IN PERSON 16 Parks & Facilities
Colony Park Community Center
5599 Traffic Way, Atascadero 25 Arts & Crafts
PHONE
26 Summer Camps
805-470-3360
30 Certification & Training
GET CONNECTED 32 Dance
atascadero.org/recreation
34 Adult Sports
/atascaderocs 35 Youth Sports
38 Boomers & Seniors
/atascaderorecreation
40 Yoga
Atascadero Recreation Guide is published three
42 Charles Paddock Zoo
times a year by the City of Atascadero. Funding 47 Registration Information
for this publication is made possible by the sup-
port of our advertisers. The City of Atascadero
does not necessarily endorse or support the ad- Cover photo taken by
vertisements, products or services displayed in Terrie Banish, City of
this publication. Make editorial inquiries to 805- Atascadero’s Deputy
City Manager Outreach,
470-3426. Editorial submissions should be sent
Promotions & Events.
to Atascadero Recreation Guide, 5599 Traffic Our upcoming Concert
Way, Atascadero, CA 93422. Email: jfanning@ Series will be the best yet
atascadero.org. To place an advertisement please with an amazing line-up!
call 805-470-3426 or email jfanning@atascadero. Check it out at www.visi-
org. tatascadero.org.
A t
City of o’s
a s c a
Atascadero
d
Lake Fest &
e r Special
Saturday in the Park
Summer Concert Series
Summer Concert Series
June 18th
Counterfeit Kings
Children’s Day
in the Park
May 21st
10:00 am-4:00 pm
Atascadero Lake Park
Come visit the Atascadero Lake Park
Bandstand Saturdays on June 18th, July
2nd, July 9th, July 23rd, July 30th, August
6th, August 27th, September 3rd & Sep-
tember 10th. Concerts are 6:30 – 8:30 pm. The Counterfeit Kings is one
Enjoy cardboard & duct of SLO’s favorite contemporary
Enjoy music and beautiful summer eve-
tape boat races, 2-for-1 rock bands, taking on songs from
nings at the Lake Park! Each Saturday
Zoo admission tickets, artists such as The Killers, Red
concert will have a Food Truck vendor
music, kids activities, Hot Chili Peppers, Tom Petty,
for you to purchase delicious grub!
food vendors, vendor Counting Crows, and Weezer.
FREE TO ATTEND!
booths, fishing derby Their music catalog focuses on
June 18th Counterfeit Kings
and more! All proceeds best-loved alternative tunes from
July 2nd Rockin’ Bs Band
benefit special projects the 90’s up to today. The band
July 9th Jump Jax
for the Lake. Presented is made up of four professional
July 23rd ghost/monster
by Friends of Atascadero musicians who have played the
July 30th Cinders Blues Band
Lake and The Link Fam- Central Coast music scene for
August 6th SoundHouse
ily Resource Center. many years. Ty Christensen (vo-
August 27th JD Project
For more information: cals) and Scott Robertson (gui-
Sept. 3rd Stellar
Friendsofatascaderolake. tar) formed the band in the early
Sept. 10th Truth About Seafood
com 2000’s and were immediately
Thank you to all our sponsors! welcomed by venues and special
Presenting Sponsors: Golden 1 Credit Union, event organizers because of their
Alice & Grigger Jones, Perry’s Parcel & Gift, unique and eclectic choice of
ReMax Success, Stove & Spa Shop, Waste songs that they covered. To round
Management. out Tickets
the band’s rhythm section,
Supporting Sponsors: CCPN, Union & Vine John$70 - General
Spalding (bass) andAdmiss
David
Restaurant, Starna Cells. Chock (drums) are the newest
In-Kind Sponsors: All Signs & Graphics & $80 who
members - Atadd
The Gate
plenty of per-
Annie Wilson Graphic Design. cussive drive behind the songs.
6 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022 El
Events
Atascadero Lakeside
Wine Festival
Summer Concert Series
July 2nd
Summer Concert Series
July 9th
June 25th The Rockin’ Bs Band Jump Jax
Atascadero Lake Park Presented by Stove & Spa Center
The 25th Annual Atascadero Lake-
side Wine Festival, June 25th, will
take place from 4 to 8 pm to take ad-
vantage of Atascadero’s warm, sum-
mer evenings. Dance to live music
by a glistening lake. Sip incredible
drinks that embody the spirit of the
Central Coast. Peruse the crafts from
talented local artisans as you follow The Jump Jax are an electrifying
the path down into our zoo where quartet bringing their own fresh
the festivities continue with more take on good-time tunes to the
Four seasoned pros come togeth-
music, drinks, and food. All pro-
er to create a musical experience Central Coast music scene. Con-
ceeds benefit the Charles Paddock
that is authentic and FUN. The sisting of 4 seasoned, profession-
Zoo and other projects support-
ing the community of Atascadero. sum of it’s parts, the Rockin’ Bs al musicians, this group brings
Food sold separately. For tickets Band, has a diverse repertoire an energetic and danceable mix
and more info: www.atascaderow- that is great for listening and of classic jump blues, swing, soul
inefestival.com or at the Atascadero dancing. Julie Beaver is a pow- and rockabilly along with tasty
Chamber of Commerce Office 805- erful country/blues violinist and originals that are guaranteed to
466-2044. vocalist who turns on the after- get feet moving. Songwriter Ted
burners when it’s time to rock. Waterhouse leads the band on
Kenny Blackwell is every bit as fluid electric arch-top and slide
versatile as a musician and sing- guitars and vocals. Reed man Ron
er and demonstrates his tasteful McCarley lays down swinging
guitar prowess anytime he is on jazz and soul riffs on tenor, alto
25
YEA the bandstand. Americana man and baritone saxes and clarinet.
RS Ace drummer Michael Smoth-
Wally Barnick brings strong vo-
cals and solid electric bass while ers provides the cookin’ beat and
25 JUN 2 0 2 2 drummer Art Dougall provides adds superb lead and backing
ATASCADERO just the right amount of thump, vocals. Bassist Dave Block locks
LAKESIDE having played with many promi-
nent Central Coast bands for the
into the grooves while providing
more great vocals. All together
Voted “Best
past several North
decades. County
Music lov- these 4 exceptional musicians
sion ers ofOutdoor
all ages willExperience”
enjoy the wide bring a sound that is sharp and
range of styles, quality musi- focused with dynamics suitable
- Atascadero News Magazine
cianship and good vibes that the for any size venue.
Rockin’ Bs Band members bring
levate Your Experience to the stage.
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE 7
A t
City of o’s
a s c a d e r
Tuesdays in the Park
June 14th-
Special
Summer Concert Series
July 23rd
Ice Cream Zoofari
July 16th
August 2nd Ghost/Monster 5:30-8:00 pm
5:00-8:00 pm Charles Paddock Zoo
Atascadero Lake Park Sponsored by Pure Pediatric
Dentistry
Cool down on a warm summer
evening at the Charles Paddock
Zoo’s ice cream-filled event.
Your entry includes all you can
Tuesday in the Park Community eat ice cream, sundaes, root beer
BBQ has been a successful Fun- floats, sugar-free treats and so
draiser for many non-profits in much more. Enjoy an evening
Atascadero for over 25 years. It’ll with exotic animals and exotic
kick off on June 14th and our last Ghost\Monster is a California
“feel good rock ’n’ roll” band that ice cream!
BBQ Fundraiser will be on August
2nd. Dinner and DJ is from 5-7pm enjoys considerable popularity
and the Atascadero Community performing regularly at a large
Band plays from 7-8pm. You can number of prestigious venues and
buy your tickets at the Atascadero events on the Central Coast. Lead
Chamber of Commerce website singer, Nataly Lola has performed
www.atascaderochamber.org. Call with grammy award winning
the Chamber office at 805.466.2044 band “Portugal-The Man” and
for more information. has also shared the bill with Tom
Higgenson of the “Plain White
T’s”. Ghost\Monster prides them- Join the fun from 5:30-8:00 pm!
selves in being able to adapt from Ticket Prices:
the tasting room to the tap room, Children 2 yrs and under - FREE,
covering all genres and era’s. You Children 3-11 yrs - $11, Adults
can also hear their original music (ages 12 and over) - $15, CZ Zoo
on the KRUSH 92.5. In 2021 they Society Members receive a $2 dis-
released their new album “New count on each ticket. Call (805)
Stars, New Skies” and their song 461-5080 for more information.
“Nice Guys” won 2nd place for
best rock song at the New Times
Music Awards.
8 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022
Events
Summer Concert Series
July 30th
Summer Concert Series
August 6th
Summer Concert Series
August 27th
The Cinders SOUNDHOUSE The JD Project
Presented by Starna Cells, Inc. Presented by ReMax Success
Music can mean many different
things to many different people.
The Cinders Blues Band formed Since their conception in 2008, For some, music provides the un-
a couple decades ago to play this band has quickly built a huge derscore to their lives, always in
real blues. Blues you can dance and loyal fan base (close to 6,600 the background, accompanying
to, blues that can make you likes and followers on Facebook their day-to-day activities, but
feel good, but real blues none- alone)! SOUNDHOUSE plays rarely in the forefront. For oth-
the-less. Drummer Dean Giles, your favorite songs and music ers, music is the sound track of
bassist Ken Hustad and guitar- genres from the late 70’s, 80’s, & their lives, often out in front of
ist Dorian Michael back up the 90’s. Their set list ranges from everything, matching the pulse
fine vocalist Brett Hoover who Fleetwood Mac, Guns & Roses, and mood of their current state.
sings a wide variety of blues The Cars, Brett Young, and Sub- For others still, music is an art,
repertoire from the classic Chi- lime to Lynard Skynard, Queen, a science, something to be ana-
cago blues to the contemporary Prince, David Bowie, AC/DC lyzed. San Luis Obispo’s own,
Bay Area blues. Whether you and more. You will see the au- The JD Project, provides the kind
like the slow and soulful or the dience dancing, shaking and of music that works very well for
uptempo and rocking, whether singing along with every song, all three instances. Their driv-
you come to listen or to dance, making it fun and festive for all! ing blend of rock, blues, soul, and
The Cinders have got a blues SOUNDHOUSE is comprised country provides a pulse that is
tune for you. of four gifted musicians, some great for a party atmosphere. It
who have worked, toured and/ moves you to tap your feet, dance,
or recorded with, such artists as/ sing along…basically have a great
from: GUNS & ROSES, MOT- time. Their lyrics and musician-
LEY CRUE, STONE TEMPLE ship will impress even the most
PILOTS, RONNIE MONTROSE, discerning of listeners. Their live
ACE FREHLEY, COLLECTIVE performances are exciting, amus-
SOUL, producers Stevo Bruno, ing, and enjoyable while still leav-
Mikey Dread, Eric Kretz (STP), ing the opportunity for people to
FUEL, and more. hold a conversation with each
other.
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE 9
A t
City of o’s
a s c a d e r Special
Cruisin’ Weekend
Hot El Camino Cruise Night Mid-State Cruizer’s Dancing in the
August 19th Car Show Streets
6:30-8:30 pm August 20th Presented by
Waste Management &
Presented by H&R Block & Atascadero Street Side Ale House & Eatery
Street Side Ale House & Eatery Lake Park August 20th
10:00 am-3:00 pm 5:00-9:00 pm
The Mid-State Cruizer 31st Downtown Atascadero
Annual Car Show is held at
the Atascadero Lake Park Sat- Enjoy an evening with per-
urday, August 20th from 10:00 formances and a variety of
am to 3:00 pm. This show is a different bands performing
family oriented event where throughout our downtown
everyone can enjoy classic cars area. There will be all kinds of
The City of Atascadero and “H & R Block” pres- and visit the nearby local zoo. dancing from Disco to Coun-
ent the 29th Annual Hot El Camino Cruise Nite on Lunch is prepared by local try to Rock N Roll. Continue
Friday, August 16 from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm. Hot El vendors, or you can bring your
Camino Cruise Nite is a closed, controlled cruise
your experience with a bevy
own picnic lunch. You can of eats from our restaurants
route on El Camino Real from Curbaril to Traffic
sit back and enjoy oldies mu-
Way in Atascadero. Come out and watch this fun, to food trucks! A fun way to
sic by a local DJ. A variety of
entertaining, and family-oriented show. From old enjoy downtown! For more
fashioned favorites, to new and flashy hot rods, this vendors offer jewelry, memo-
rabilia, car products and much information: (805) 470-3360,
event brings out the best cars from all over the county
more. All children under 15 are www.VisitAtascadero.com
and surrounding areas.
Do you want to Cruise the Nite Away?! encouraged to pick up a “Chil-
Pre-registration begins Monday, June 6th at the Col- dren’s Ballot” to pick the “Kids
ony Park Community Center, located at 5599 Traffic Award Car.” We will also
Way. Mail in pre-registration will be taken through have a prize raffle every half
Friday August 5th and walk-in pre-registration will hour and a cash raffle at the
continue through Friday, August 19th at 4pm at the end of the show. If you would
Colony Park Community Center. The cost is $30 per
like to enter your vintage car
car by August 19th at 4pm. All other registrations
in our show it’s $45 per car,
will be handled on-site beginning at 5:30pm at the
intersection of San Luis Avenue and Pueblo streets. which includes a t-shirt, dash
The fee the night of the cruise is $40 per car. For plaque and photo of your car.
more information please call 470-3360. Entry forms must be received
by August 5th or late registra-
Fee: $30 per car pre-registered by 8/19 at 4:00 pm tion fee is $50 and no t-shirt.
$40 per car registering the night of the Cruise Entry forms and more infor-
at 5:30 pm mation can be found at www.
midstatecruizers.org. All net
profit is donated back into our
CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER community.
2022Events Movies in the Gardens
Presented by Waste Management & Tenet Health
Atascadero
Police
Join us Saturdays this Summer to watch movies
in the Gardens! Bring the whole family out to Association Charity
enjoy FREE movies outdoors on the BIG screen!!! Golf
Bring blankets and low back chairs Tournament
Show times are approximately 8:15 pm September 3rd
Saturday,
August 6th
Encanto
Saturday,
August 13th
Dog The 11th Annual Atascadero
Police Association’s Char-
Saturday, ity Golf Tournament will
August 27th be held Saturday Septem-
Sing 2 ber 3rd at the Hunter Ranch
Golf Course. All proceeds
Saturday, from the tournament support
youth sports and activities.
September 3rd
The format will be a four per-
Eternals (PG-13) son scramble with a “shotgun
start” at 9:00 AM. The cost
is $175.00, which includes,
green fees, cart,catered lunch
and a gift bag. To register call
470-3292 or go to www.atas-
caderopolicegolf.com.
Shows are held in the Sunken Gardens, located at 6505 El
Camino Real. For questions, please call 805-470-3360 or
visit us online at www.visitatascadero.com.
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE 11Special Events
Summer Concert Series Summer Concert Series
September 3rd September 10th
NEW!
Stellar Band Truth About Seafood FALL FIRST
Presented by Coastal Communities
Physicians Network
FRIDAYS
Concert Series
Downtown
The Plaza at
La Plaza
Truth About Seafood is a long- 5:00-7:00 pm
time favorite of the Central Coast.
With a mix of modern and clas-
sic rock cover tunes and original
Stellar is a multi talented group music, TAS draws a wide range of October 7th
of musicians who have been fans, making them a perfect fit for Dv8 Band
rocking festivals, local venues & events, festivals and rock shows.
private parties for over 15 years. Influenced by a variety of groups
They will keep you dancing and from the Foo Fighters to the Bea- November 4th
singing to incredible renditions tles and Red Hot Chili Peppers to
of Classic Rock Hits and Fleet- Led Zeppelin, Seafood has a vast Unfinished
wood Mac Covers that span the set list that spans decades of rock Business
decades. Their music appeals in a high energy show. In the past
to multigenerational audiences few years, the band has played Fall Concert Series
which is why Stellar remains a a number of reputable concert
Central Coast favorite.
FALL FIRST
events including Concerts in the
Plaza (SLO), Concerts in the FRIDAYS DOWNTOWN
Park (Paso Robles), CA Festival THE PLAZA AT LA PLAZA
5-7PM (across
of Beers, Templeton and Visalia El Camino Real
from Sunken
Gardens)
October 7th
Beer Festivals, Taste of SLO, Live Dv8 Band
(Description)
November 4th
Unfinished
on the Rocks (The Cliffs, Shell Business
(Description)
Beach), and wineries and brew-
eries all across Central California.
TAS has had the honor of sharing
the stage with Stone Temple Pi-
lots, Toad the Wet Sprocket, the
Mother Hips and the Young Dub-
liners. Seafood recently won “Best
Concerts are FREE and open to the public! VisitAtascadero.com
Rock Song” in the New Times’ for PRESENTING SUPPORTING SPONSORS: IN-KIND SPONSORS:
SPONSORS: SPONSORS TBD
their| original
12 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE song, “Butcher and
SUMMER 2022
GRIGGER & ALICE JONES ANNIE GALLAGHER WILSON
the Bride.”Faces of Freedom
31st Annual Lake Park Car Show
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 2022
10:00 A.M. — 3:00 P.M.
Prize Food, J
50’s, 60’s C ASH Give-a-w
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ew
& Car P elry
& 70’s RAFFLE every rodu
Vendo ct
Music ½ hr. rs
ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT LOCAL CHARITIES
Registration applications available at:
www.midstatecruizers.org
Pre-register to receive a free T-shirt. Purchase additional shirts at show
Roy Barba 805.238.3177 /SUMMER Larry2022
Wilson 805.423.5218
| CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE2022 PRESENT
Movies in the
Gardens
Showtimes
are approx.
8:15 pm at Sunken
Gardens Park
6500 Palma Ave
Bring blankets
Paradise
& lowback Shaved Ice
chairs selling
concessions
August 6th August 13th August 27th Sept 3rd
PG PG PG PG13
www.VisitAtascadero.com
14 805.470.3360 Supporting Sponsorweeks hours
June 13-17 Mon - Fri
12:00-
SUMMER CLUB
June 20-24
June 27-July 1 5:00 pm
July 11-15
July 18-22
@teen center Teen
July 25-29 Center Hours
Aug 1-5 12:00-6:00
Sign up for one or all! pm
Open to all youth entering 6th - 9th grades!
Only $100/week & includes access to all regular
Teen Center games and facility for the summer
(Scholarships Available)
Mondays: Movie Marathons! Tuesdays: Tournament Tuesdays!
Free popcorn & treats! Ping pong, Hoop Shoots & More!
Different marathon each week! Learn to play chess, Risk & other strategy games
Staff & Teen Picks! Game Tournaments with prizes!
Movie Trivia with prizes! Video Game Tournaments
Giant Screen Set Up! Engineering-based Building
Wednesdays:We’re Hungry!
We’re cooking @ the Thursdays: Cray, Cray Fridays: Fitness,
Teen Center! Creative Sports & More
Learn to make your favorite Try classic painting with Learn a new sport each
dishes Bob Ross week!
Eat your creations! Tye-dye shirts or socks Practice the sport, then
Vote on each week’s menu Experiments that get games!
Making pizzas the first week! messy! Scootering, biking &
All supplies provided! boarding
Dodgeball & floor hockey
Trip to A-Town Park
Pre-Registration is Required
Need more info? Call 805.470.3360PARKS & FACILITIES Colony Park Community Center
5599 Traffic Way ~ 805-470-3360
Arts & Crafts Room Conference Room
Dance/Exercise Room
Gymnasium
Rooms in the Community Center are available for rent.
For more information please visit www.atascadero.org
or call 470-3426.
Are you 50+ years and
looking for Fun? Orange Dog Cafe
NOW OPEN!
SNACK AND COFFEE BAR SERVING:
MEAL DEALS, TASTY FOOD, FOUNTAIN
DRINKS, SNACKS AND MUCH MORE!
COMMUNITY CENTER CAFÉ IS OPERATED BY
Check out the
Atascadero Fun Club!
Classes, Events & more!
Go to the “Seniors & Boomers” pages
Send us your email address and we’ll add you to our mailing list of upcoming activities
and events! Call 805-470-3426 or email jfanning@atascadero.org.
16 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022PARKS & FACILITIES
Colony Park Community Center
entotaller6th-12th Graders
Teen COpen
Hours of Operation The Teen Center is open to all teens in 6th through 12th grade.
There is a $10 yearly membership fee (scholarships available).
SCHOOL IN SESSION Each teen will receive a Teen Center Membership Card to be
scanned each time he/she enters the Teen Center. Each mem-
Monday-Friday Afterschool to 6:00 pm ber must have a signed waiver to participate and must follow
Saturday CLOSED all Teen Center Rules. Please bring waivers to the Colony Park
Sunday CLOSED Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way to sign-up! Anyone un-
*closed some holidays-check our website der the age of 12 must be accompanied in the Community Cen-
ter by a parent or guardian. For more information please call
SCHOOL BREAKS & HOLIDAYS 805-470-3360.
Monday-Friday 12:00-6:00 pm
Saturday CLOSED
www.atascadero.org/teencenter
Sunday CLOSED
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SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE 17PARKS & FACILITIES Pavilion on the Lake
Pavilion Features
*Hardwood Floors in Great Room
*Balcony and Covered Patio
*Easy Access and Parking
* Ceremony Gazebo
*5’ Round Tables, 8’ Banquet
Tables included in rental
*On site Rental Equipment
*Portable staging All Photos Courtesy of Christine Sedley Photography
*10’ Wall Mounted Screen
9315 Pismo Ave
Phone: (805) 470-3178 Fax: (805) 470-3179
The Pavilion on the Lake is the ideal venue
for your next meeting, luncheon or special
event. From weddings to conferences, the
Pavilion will provide an exceptional atmo-
sphere for your guests.
For more information visit www.paviliononthelake.com or
email pavilion@atascadero.org
18 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022Presents the 19th Annual
ZO Sat. July 16th • 5:30 - 8 pm
Under 2 yrs ~ FREE
3-11 yrs. ~ $11
12+ yrs. ~ $15
Zoo Members
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discount on
all tickets!
F C ool down on a warm summer evening as the Charles
Paddock Zoo brings you an ice cream-filled event! Your
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root beer floats, sugar-free treats and so much
more. Enjoy an evening with exotic
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animals and exotic ice cream!
For more info: 461-5080
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Supporting SponsorsPARKS & FACILITIES A-Town Park
In Honor of George C. Beatie
5493 Traffic Way | 805-461-7606
Summer Hours
MON-SAT
Certified Helmets are Required!
12:00-5:00 pm $5
The City of Atascadero has the only Central Coast Indoor Skate/
Scooter Park Facility, located at 5493 Traffic Way. The park is
SUN staffed and open to the public. The inside 8,000 sq ft. wood con-
struction consists of a 4 ft bowl with a spine, multi tiered staging
12:00-4:00 pm $5 over the stairs and banks, double mini ramp with spine and a
pyramid area. The kids can hang out in the lounge area and there
$30 PUNCH PASS FOR 10 are concessions for sale. The outdoor park consists of Skatewave
VISITS AVAILABLE modular equipment: quarter pipes, a pyramid, grind boxes and
*Please call to confirm hours of operation ledges, banks and benches. All participants must be 6 years
and holiday hours. old and have a signed waiver form prior to park entry and
certified helmets with straps are required. 6 & 7 year olds
must have an adult present. Recommended to bring your
own helmet or you can rent a helmet for $2, a skateboard for $3 or a scooter for $5. No folding
scooters.
A-Town Park is available for supervised private parties Fridays, 6:00-8:00 pm, Saturdays, 10am-12pm or
6:00-8:00 pm & Sundays, 10am-12pm, for $150.
Photos by Bob Canepa
oter Pro Shop!
We have a full Sco
irs & a FREE
Free Scooter repa
you purchase a
RIDE PASS when
n Park!
scooter from A-Tow
20 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022PPA
“Faces of Freedom”
ARKS & F
Veterans Memorial
Nestled next to the Charles Paddock Zoo, in the beautiful
Atascadero Lake Park, the Zoo Garden Event Center provides the
perfect setting for a variety of events. Whatever the special
occasion, from a wedding or rehearsal dinner to a monthly
meeting or special birthday celebration, this event location
provides a fantastic option!
ZOO GARDEN RENTAL INFORMATION
Resident: $45/hour Weekdays
$55/hour Weekends/Evenings*
FA
Non-Resident: $50/hour Weekdays
ACCIILLIITTIIEESS
$65/hour Weekend/Evenings*
Nonprofit: $40/hour
Additional Fees (Per Rental):
$116 Sound System Rental
$29 Wi-Fi
*Evenings start at 5 p.m.
Security Guards: At the discretion of the Director, events
require one guard per 100 people ($22 per guard + actual cost
Located near the Atascadero Lake Park, the construc-
of security service).
tion of the beautiful “Faces of Freedom” Veterans Me-
morial was initiated by the Atascadero Veterans Memo- Additional Staff Time: An additional hourly rental
rial Foundation. A 501C3 Non Profit Organization, the charge of $22 per hour will apply if the City is required to
AVMF was founded specifically to design and to build schedule additional personnel in order to accommodate
a World Class Veterans Memorial here on the Cali- the event.
fornia Central Coast with a completed value of nearly
Cleaning Fee: Up to $308 when food and beverages are
$1,000,000. Built to honor all of America’s Veterans, the
Memorial has three unique components: Hero’s Wall, served, for all day weekend rentals and other large events
the “Faces of Freedom” Statue, and “The Pathway to where a cleaning crew is required.
Freedom.” The Hero’s Wall specifically honors over 231 Tables, chairs and bathrooms are not included. Electricity is
San Luis Obispo County Veterans who have paid the included. Depending on the event requirements, minimum
ultimate price with their selfless service and sacrifice to rental is two hours. General Liability Certificate of Insurance
our nation. The “Faces of Freedom” Statue represents of $1k may apply. ABC regulations apply if serving alcohol.
an artistic time line that honors our nations’ military All bookings require payment in advance to secure the space.
heroes from WWI to the present. The final component Pavilion deposit requirements apply to wedding and meeting
is “The Pathway to Freedom” a 20,000+ engraved brick
reservations and cancellation of bookings will forfeit the
pathway that leads to and embraces the Veterans Me-
deposit. Event deposits follow Outdoor Facility Use
morial. The Pathway’s purpose is to provide a place to
honor both Veterans and Active Military in two ways: Guidelines.
First of all, bricks may be engraved with the name of In case of inclement weather, the applicant may request a
someone who currently serves or has served this great refund of usage fees (subject to an administrative fee) or
Nation; Second, it gives those who have not served an reschedule the reservation date.
opportunity to show their support for our Veterans
through a family or business brick. These engraved MAKE A RESERVATION
brick pavers are still available and can be reserved and For wedding related events and meetings, contact Patti
installed for a $125 donation to the Memorial Founda- Diermenjian at the Pavilion on the Lake, (805) 470-3178 or
tion. Anyone interested in reserving an engraved paver pavilion@atascadero.org.
is invited to use the order form below or to go to our
For special and private events, contact Bonnie Williams at the
website at: www.FacesofFreedomMemorial.org For
more information call 805-461-0639.
Colony Park Community Center, (805) 470-3478 17 or
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE
bwilliams@atascadero.org.Colony Park
PARKS & FACILITIES 5599 Traffic Way
To reserve a
Inclusive Playground park space please
(Open 8:30 am-sunset)
2 Softball Fields
call
Outdoor Basketball Courts 470-3360
Bocce Ball
Pickleball Courts
Group BBQ Area
Atascadero Lake Park
9305 Pismo Avenue
Bandstand
BBQ areas
Playground
Exercise Stations
Horseshoe Pits
Apple Valley Park Tables
1980 San Ramon Road Lakeside Trail
Open Green Space
BBQ Areas
Walking Path
Stadium Park
Capistrano Ave @
Hwy 41 Bridge Heilmann Park
Oak Woodland (County Operated)
Hiking/Bike Trails
Sitting Areas
10000 El Bordo Road
805-781-5930
www.slocounty
parks.com
Dog Park
Water Spray Ground
Playground
Alvord Baseball Field Group Picnic Areas
8056 Portola Rd. Disc Golf Course
Babe Ruth Field
Snack Bar
22 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022PARKS & FACILITIES
Paloma Creek Park
11665 Viejo Camino
2 Softball Fields
Playground
Equestrian Arena
Little League Field
2 Multi-purpose Fields
Horseshoe Courts
Group BBQ Area
City of Atascadero Facility &
Park Rental Fees
Parks A-Non-Profit* B-Private
Paloma Creek Park
All Fields (softball, soccer, or baseball) $28/hr $28/hr
BBQ Area $61/day $61/day
Atascadero Lake Park**
Gazebo $180/day $180/day
BBQ Areas (1, 2, 3 & 4) $61/day $61/day
Bandstand $57/day $91/day
*$13 additional fee for electricity
Colony Park
Softball Fields $28/hr $28/hr
BBQ Area $83/day $83/day
Bocce Ball Court $13/hr $13/hr
Pickleball Courts $15/hour (per court) $15/hour (per court)
*$13 additional fee for electricity
Sunken Gardens $186/day $413/day
Facilities
Pavilion on the Lake Varies Varies
www.paviliononthelake.com for rates
Ranger House $29/hr $35/hr
Colony Park Community Center**
Dance/Exercise Room $45/hr $50/hr
Arts & Crafts Room $33/hr $38/hr
Conference Room $28/hr $33/hr
Gymnasium $61/hr $66/hr
City Hall
Public Meeting Room (Mon-Thurs, 8:30am-5pm) $29/hr $46/hr
Vet’s Memorial Please call for rates (Free for Vets)
*Must provide Non-Profit Tax ID# to receive Non-Profit rate
**Rates vary according to rental times and may be higher for
non-Atascadero residents. Please call 805.470.3426 for exact rate quote.
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A RT S & C R A F T S
Upcycling Creative Arts
Instructor: Hasna Jones, 301-346-1823
Ages: 4-15 yrs.
Let’s make our community more beautiful by taking recycled and donated items
and upcycling them into beautiful and functional art! All supplies provided by the
instructor.
Ages
4-7 yrs. 3661.771 T 6/14-7/5 10:00-11:30 am $82/$90*
CPCC-Art Room
8-15 yrs. 3660.771 M 6/13-7/11** 3:00-5:00 pm $82/$90*
CPCC-Art Room
*$20 material fee due to instructor at 1st class
**No class 7/4
Henna Body Art Workshop
Instructor: Hasna Jones, 301-346-1823
Ages: 12+ yrs.
Learn the ancient art of body adornment with henna in this creative-
ly inspiring class. Learn the history of this fascinating plant, how to
prepare organic henna paste and application technique.
3662.771 W 6/15-7/6 4:00-6:00 pm $101/$110.90* CPCC-Art Room
*$70 material fee due to instructor at 1st class
Books to Brushes
Instructor: Hasna Jones, 301-346-1823
Ages: 4-15 yrs.
Combine two of the favorite elementary activities! Let’s read books
and make art! Children will have a story time, then have an instruc-
tor-led painting class about the story! Kids will leave with their art!
All supplies provided.
Ages
4-7 yrs. 3663.771 T 6/14-7/5 12:00-1:30 pm $90/$98.80* CPCC-Art Room
8-15 yrs. 3664.771 M 6/13-7/11** 1:00-3:00 pm $90/$98.80* CPCC-Art Room
*$30 material fee due to instructor at 1st class
**No class 7/4
HOW TO READ ACTIVITY INFO
ACTIVITY DAY OF DATES TIME RESIDENT FEE/ LOCATION
# THE WEEK NON-RESIDENT FEE
3655.521 W 1/8-2/26 6:00-7:15pm $97.50/$107.10 CPCC-Conf. Room
3655.524 W 4/2-5/28* 6:00-7:15pm $97.50/$107.10 CPCC-Conf. Room
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE
25SUMMER CAMPS
Creative Brain® Roblox Studio Lab
Ages: 7-12 yrs.
Roblox’s mission is to bring the world together through play. Join us for Roblox Studio Lab for fun and new
discoveries. Roblox Lab is for participants of all levels from beginner to advance. This is an online class.
Windows or Apple device is required. No Chromebook or Android devices. Please contact instructor with any
questions.
3687.771 M-TH 6/20-6/23 9:00-10:15 am $101/$110.90* Online
3687.772 M-TH 7/11-7/14 9:00-10:15 am $101/$110.90* Online
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Creative Brain® Edison Robotics Camp
Ages: 8-15 yrs.
Code, invent, create! Program your very own Edison bot to avoid obstacles,
follow lines, respond to commands, make sounds and much more! This
is an online class. Robot kit will be sent a week prior to class in the mail
to each student, and is included in camp price. Great camp for those inter-
ested in learning coding!
3600.771 M-F 6/20-6/24 10:30-11:45 am $181/$198.90* Online
3600.772 M-F 7/18-7/22 10:30-11:45 am $181/$198.90* Online
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Creative Brain® Computer Animation Camp
Ages: 9-15 yrs.
Learn about the techniques of animation and create your very own animated short movies in this fun visual arts
camp. This is an online class.
3700.772 M-TH 7/11-7/14 12:30-1:45 pm $101/$110.90*
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Creative Brain® Fun Robotics with Robo X1
Ages: 6-12 yrs.
Build and program your own Robo X1 robot, discover a world of engineering,
coding and creativity! No computer or prior coding knowledge required. This is
an online class. Robot kit will be sent a week prior to class in the mail to each
student, and is included in camp price. Great camp for those new to robotics!
3699.771 M-F 6/13-6/17 2:00-3:15 pm $151/$165.90
3694.772 M-F 7/11-7/15 10:30-11:45 am $151/$165.90
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
26 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022Creative Brain® Artist Workshop
SUMMER CAMPS
Ages: 8+ yrs.
Explore the techniques of famous painters and learn how to recreate
some of their most famous paintings and create your very own art in
the style of these painters. Please contact instructor for a material sup-
ply list. This is an online class.
3693.772 M-F 7/18-7/22 2:00-3:15 pm $101/$110.90*
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Pokemon Engineering using Lego® Materials
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies, 818-825-7510
Ages: 5-9 yrs.
Calling all Pokemon trainers! With the Pokemon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well
Instructors as we build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the
S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokemon Master.
Come along on our journey to catch ‘em all!
3270.771 M-F 6/20-6/24 9:00am-12:00pm $177/$194.50 CPCC-Conf. Rm.
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Minecraft Engineering using Lego® Materials
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies, 805-210-0362
Ages: 5-7 yrs.
Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique Lego experience. Get
ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest
raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the
world. Come explore the endless possibilities of Lego with a trained
Play-Well Instructor.
3270.773 M-F 7/18-7/22 9:00am-12:00pm $177/$194.50 CPCC-Conf. Rm.
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
50% & 100% Youth Activity Scholarships are available for qualifying
families. Youth must be 2-17 years of age and LIVE in the Atascadero
School District. Scholarships are available as long as funds allow. Proof
of eligibility required. Please call 805-470-3360 for more information.
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE
27Youth Volleyball Camp
SUMMER CAMPS Instructor: Kelli Downs, 805-975-5665
Ages: 11-14 yrs.
Improve your volleyball skills! This coed camp is designed to in-
crease skill levels in passing, serving, hitting, and setting. Camp
will also work on offensive and defensive volleyball strategies. Get
ready for your school team!!! Designed for incoming 6th, 7th & 8th
Graders!!
6102.771 M-F 6/20-6/24 9:30am-12:00 pm $87/$95.50
@CPCC-Gym
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Youth Evolution Soccer Camp
805-709-9248
Ages: 5-7 & 7-11 yrs.
Using our progressive curriculum and focusing on the whole player, this one-week
soccer camp will teach your child the skills they need both on and off the field. Our
coaches will focus on respect, teamwork, and responsibility. We will start each day
with a “skill of the day” and progress to drills and games, making this an unforgettable
camp experience for your young athlete. After a week of passing, shooting, and dribbling, your player will enjoy
improved confidence in their soccer skills. Soccer jersey included!!
Level 2 (5-7 yrs) 6205.772 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00 am-12:00 pm $142/$156 Colony Park
Level 2 (5-7 yrs) 6205.773 M-F 8/1-8/5 9:00 am-12:00 pm $142/$156 Colony Park
Level 3 (7-11 yrs) 6206.772 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00 am-12:00 pm $142/$156 Colony Park
Level 3 (7-11 yrs) 6206.773 M-F 8/1-8/5 9:00 am-12:00 pm $142/$156 Colony Park
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Youth Evolution Basketball Camp
805-709-9248
Ages: 5-7 & 7-11 yrs.
Using our progressive curriculum and focusing on the whole player,
this one-week basketball camp will teach your child the skills they
need both on and off the court. Our coaches will focus on respect,
teamwork, and responsibility. We will start each day with a “skill of the
day” and progress to drills and games, making this an unforgettable
camp experience for your young athlete. After a week of passing, shooting, and dribbling, your player will enjoy
improved confidence in their basketball skills. Basketball jersey included!!
Level 2 (5-7 yrs) 6207.772 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00 am-12:00 pm $151/$165.90 CPCC-Gym
Level 2 (5-7 yrs) 6207.773 M-F 8/1-8/5 9:00 am-12:00 pm $151/$165.90 CPCC-Gym
Level 3 (7-11 yrs) 6208.772 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00 am-12:00 pm $151/$165.90 CPCC-Gym
Level 3 (7-11 yrs) 6208.773 M-F 8/1-8/5 9:00 am-12:00 pm $151/$165.90 CPCC-Gym
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
50% & 100% Youth Activity Scholarships are available for qualifying
families. Youth must be 2-17 years of age and LIVE in the Atascadero
School District. Scholarships are available as long as funds allow. Proof
of eligibility required. Please call 805-470-3360 for more information.
28 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022Youth Tech Inc.
SUMMER CAMPS
iCode and iGame Creators Camps
Instructor: Kevin Suhr, 931-940-3155
Ages: 6-12 yrs.
Youth Tech Inc. is an interactive computer camp that focuses
on providing enrichment opportunities to students in the world
of computers. With a caring environment at the core of camp
values, Youth Tech Inc. strives to create a positive learning community that
encourages creativity, fun and academic excellence. These courses combine two unbelievable experiences
for students; gaming and coding. Students spend the morning taking an interactive look at coding and build-
ing virtual apps to share with friends. In the afternoon, students build simple video games combining the art
of video game design and animation to create interactive characters that fly around the screen. You are able
to register for just the morning, or just the afternoon...or register for both and spend the day enjoying seeing
it all come together!
iCode Camp will offer younger students a fun, interactive look at coding. Students will create virtual apps and
write their own programs that they can share with friends and family. This course makes learning to code fun
and explores problem solving and programming logic.
iGame Camp is an introductory course for younger students who want to learn to build simple video games.
This course combines the art of video game design and animation to create interactive characters that fly
around the screen. Amaze your friends and family with your fun interactive games.
iCode 3698.772 T-F 7/5-7/8 9:30am-12:00 pm $142/$156 CPCC-Conf Room
iGame 3699.772 T-F 7/5-7/8 1:00-3:30 pm $142/$156 CPCC-Conf Room
iCode & iGame 3697.772 T-F 7/5-7/8 9:30 am-3:30 pm $282/$310 CPCC-Conf Room
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Youth Tech Inc.
Graphic Design Camp
Instructor: Kevin Suhr, 931-940-3155
Ages: 9-17 yrs.
This camp will cover the basics of digital imaging as well as key concepts in
the world of graphic design. Students enrolled in this course will work with
photos, and learn how to manipulate images using powerful image editing software to create the image that
they envision.
3696.772 M-TH 7/25-7/28 9:00am-12:00 pm $157/$172.50 CPCC-Conf Room
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
Youth Tech Inc.
Animation Camp
Instructor: Kevin Suhr, 931-940-3155
Ages: 9-17 yrs.
In this camp students will learn the basics of animation and digital
design. Students who enjoy going to various sites to see fun inter-
active animation will love this camp. This camp will utilize award
winning animation software. Students will create fun interactive ani-
mations that they can share with the world.
3695.772 M-TH 7/25-7/28 1:00-4:00 pm $157/$172.50 CPCC-Conf Room
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
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29Online Driver’s Education SafetyDriversEd.com
C E RT I F I C AT I O N & T R A I N I N G Instructor: Erika Vieyra, info@safetydriversed.com or 510-537-2755
Ages: 15 & up
Are you tired of asking your parents for a ride? Are you at least 15 years old? If so, this class is for you. This is
an interactive, online course with videos, animated driv-
ing scenarios and sample test questions. Learn the rules
of the road, DMV procedures and much more. Receive
DMV-approved Certificate of Completion. This class is a
requirement for teens under 17 1/2 years old to obtain a
learner’s permit and driver’s license. A licensed instructor
is available to answer any questions. Sign up any time.
Registration is on-going.
3281.771 June Anytime $51/$56
3281.772 July Anytime $51/$56
3281.773 August Anytime $51/$56
*Special $5 discount to addt’l family members
Virtual Driver’s Ed
Instructor: Erika Vieyra, info@safetydriversed.com or 510-886-1016
Ages: 15+ yrs.
This is a virtual Driver’s Education with a live instructor. Students will enjoy a series of Driver’s Education
lectures including understanding the responsibilities of having a driver’s license, learning the rules of the road
and accident avoidance procedures. Independent assignments will also be completed during the week.
Course also includes practice questions, defensive driving movies and written test prep. Upon successful
completion, students will receive a certificate of completion.
3282.771 M-F 6/6-6/10 9:00 am-12:00 pm $197/$216.50
3283.771 M-F 6/20-6/24 9:00 am-12:00 pm $197/$216.50
3282.772 M-F 7/11-7/15 9:00 am-12:00 pm $197/$216.50
3283.773 M-F 8/1-8/5 9:00 am-12:00 pm $197/$216.50
Dog Obedience Instructor: Karen Clanin,
466-3775 or kclanin@sbcglobal.net
Ages: 12 & up
Karen Clanin has been instructing classes at all levels since 1969. The Be-
ginning Dog Obedience class will cover sit-stand-down, walking on a leash
without pulling, come when called, sit & down stay. Karen’s methods are
mostly positive reinforcement, making the learning fun for the owner as well
as the dog. For the 1st class, bring your dog on the collar you have and the
leash you have (no harnesses please). Proper equipment will be discussed
the first class. Also, bring a smelly, tasty, easy to swallow training treat. Kar-
en suggests keeping the treats in a fanny pack so they are easy to get to.
A copy of your dog’s immunization record, available from your vet, must be
brought to the first class for Karen to keep. Class is scheduled for 1 hour,
but may run over slightly so please allow the time. Children under 13 must
be accompanied by an adult as they may require assistance. This class is
not for aggressive dogs, if you have a question about this contact Karen and
she may meet you privately for evaluation. Please no wolf or wolf-hybrids
in class. NOTE: Class will be held at Karen’s indoor facility. You must
contact Karen prior to the 1st class for directions at kclanin@sbcglobal.net
3621.772 SAT 7/9-8/13 10:00-11:30 am $97/$106.50
*Special $5 discount to addt’l family members
30 CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE | SUMMER 2022F.U.E.L. Professional Development
C E RT I F I C AT I O N & T R A I N I N G
Instructor: Sherry Mosher, 805-703-1525
Ages: 16+ yrs.
All the money you’ve been receiving from Unemployment is about
to go away, but the instructor will help you find a career that will
stay! Fuel your professional spirit with this dynamic 8-part work-
shop series, which will offer fresh and innovative teaching styles
designed to empower you by turning up your decision-making
skills, to motivate your career path, and to get you where you want
to be in life.
8200.771 M 6/6-6/29 6:30-8:30 pm $47/$51.50* CPCC-Conf Room
8200.772 M 7/11-8/1 6:30-8:30 pm $47/$51.50* CPCC-Conf Room
8200.773 M 8/8-8/29 6:30-8:30 pm $47/$51.50* CPCC-Conf Room
*Special $5 discount to addt’l family members
HOW TO READ ACTIVITY INFO
ACTIVITY DAY OF DATES TIME RESIDENT FEE/ LOCATION
# THE WEEK NON-RESIDENT FEE
3655.521 W 1/8-2/26 6:00-7:15pm $97.50/$107.10 CPCC-Conf. Room
3655.524 W 4/2-5/28* 6:00-7:15pm $97.50/$107.10 CPCC-Conf. Room
SUMMER 2022 | CITY OF ATASCADERO RECREATION GUIDE
35Line Dancing
DANCE Instructor: Hyrum Del Castillo, 805-704-6671
Ages: All Ages
Line Dancing is fun for everyone! Doesn’t require a part-
ner, it’s great exercise and helps improve your mental and
emotional health by reducing stress and boosting self-
confidence.
3185.771 W 6/8-6/29 6:00-7:00 pm $52/$57 CPCC-Dance Rm
3185.772 W 7/6-7/27 6:00-7:00 pm $52/$57 CPCC-Dance Rm
3185.773 W 8/3-8/24 6:00-7:00 pm $52/$57 CPCC-Dance Rm
Creative Combo Dance Class
Instructor: Kellie Hart, 805-471-4001
Ages: 3-5 yrs.
Dancers will learn their basics in dance. They will learn terminology,
placement and correct execution of movement. Dancers will learn body
awareness, as well as how to move in a group setting. Dancers will
enjoy learning how to perform as well as making new friends along the
way!
3100.771 W 6/8-6/22 3:30-4:30 pm $62/$68* Motions Academy of Dance**
SA 9:00-10:00 am
3100.773 W 8/3-8/31 3:30-4:30 pm $62/$68* Motions Academy of Dance**
SA 9:00-10:00 am
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
**4100 El Camino Real
Beginning Dance Combo
Instructor: Kellie Hart, 805-471-4001
Ages: 5-7 yrs.
Dancers will learn to perform and memorize choreography. They will learn proper placement and execution of
steps. They will build confidence and have fun while learning how to dance.
3101.771 W 6/8-6/22 3:30-4:30 pm $62/$68* Motions Academy of Dance**
SA 11:30 am-12:30 pm
3101.773 W 8/3-8/31 3:30-4:30 pm $62/$68* Motions Academy of Dance**
SA 11:30 am-12:30 pm
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
**4100 El Camino Real
Dance Basics
Instructor: Kellie Hart, 805-471-4001
Ages: 7-12 yrs.
Dancers will learn how to create and perform dances. They will learn confidence that comes from accomplish-
ing their desired movement. They will perform with a group and learn teamwork.
3102.771 T 6/7-6/21 3:30-5:00 pm $77/$84.50* Motions Academy of Dance**
SA 10:00-11:30 am
3102.773 T 8/2-8/30 3:30-5:00 pm $77/$84.50* Motions Academy of Dance**
SA 10:00-11:30 am
*$5 discount to addt’l family members
**4100 El Camino Real
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KICKBALL LEAGUE
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TEAM REGISTRATIO
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REGISTER
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27A D U LT S P O RT S Doomsday Skate School-Adult Sk8 Night
Ages: 18+ yrs.
This is a class with a free skate rink vibe for adults 18 and over to prac-
tice their skating. Sk8 Night offers basic skate/dance skills instruction for
all participants needing it. Sk8 Night is meant to encourage physical ac-
tivity, community and networking for North County rollers. Price includes
four sessions, lights, music, instruction and skate maintenance if needed.
Blades or quads okay. REQUIRED: Helmet, wrist/elbow/knee pads and
own skates.
5722.771 T 6/7-6/28 6:45-8:00 pm $62/$68 CPCC-Outdoor Courts
5722.772 T 7/5-7/26 6:45-8:00 pm $62/$68 CPCC-Outdoor Courts
5722.773 T 8/2-8/23 6:45-8:00 pm $62/$68 CPCC-Outdoor Courts
Summer Adult Kickball League
Ages: 16 & up
The City of Atascadero is excited to offer a new Adult Kickball League this sum-
mer! Channel your inner 4th grader and sign your team up to play! Games will
be held on Wednesday evenings at the Paloma Creek Park Softball fields, July
13th through August 31st. The season will include 8 regular season games with
an end of season tournament ran single elimination style the week of August 31st. Games will last 7 innings or 1 hour,
whichever comes first. All teams will be coed and applications are accepted on a team basis only with a minimum of 8
players and a maximum of 15 players. A Team Manager’s Meeting will be held on Thursday July 7th at 5:30pm at the
Colony Park Community Center, 5599 Traffic Way. Please call 805-470-3360 for more information or email llopez@
atascadero.org.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS JUNE 30th!
1400.772 W 7/13-8/31 $421/$463.10 Paloma Creek Park
DROP-IN
ADULT VOLLEYBALL
FRIDAYS, 5:00-7:00 PM
$2/PERSON
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Y O U T H S P O RT S
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Open to Boys & Girls
Kinder-12th Grades
Check out our summer basketball league for boys and girls! Open to Kinder through 12th grades and for
any skill level. Our program stresses the importance of individual skill development, teamwork, positive
attitudes and most of all FUN!
The League will start Monday June 13th with two
weeks of Skills/Practices in the evenings. After the
Skills/Practice weeks, the players will have games
twice a week in the evenings. Times will be based
on the availability of our volunteer coaches and prac-
tice space. Schedules will be set for either Monday &
Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday with the possibil-
ity of a game on Fridays. Your summer weekends will
be kept free!
The structure of the league will give the inexperienced players the opportunity to learn about game play
while the more experienced players get to continue improving their skills in actual game play.
Games will be held Monday through Thursday evenings, June 27th through July 28th, with each
team having two games per week.
TEAM SPONSORS & VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE NEEDED!
Practice & Game Location:
Colony Park Community Center Questions?
5599 Traffic Way
Call
Fee: $95/residents 805-470-3360
$104.50/non-Atascadero residents or email
Special: $5 discount to addt’l family members llopez@
50% & 100% SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR
QUALIFYING FAMILIES. CALL 805-470-3360. atascadero.org
Deadline to Register is June 3rd!
Register Online!
www.atascadero.org/youthsports
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