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Public Works Department
CONTENTS
CITY DIRECTORY 1 What’s Hot! What’s Hot!
Mayor & City Council (714) 744-2200
2 City News
City Manager (714) 744-2222
6 Environmental News
City Attorney (714) 744-5580
8 Youth and Adult Sports A FEW WORDS ABOUT FIREWORKS
City Clerk
Community Development
Community Services
(714) 744-5500
(714) 744-7200
(714) 744-7274
9 Community Services
10 Summer Day Camps
11 Recreation Camps
We would like to remind
everyone that fireworks are
illegal in the City of Orange.
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Finance (714) 744-2230
Fire Emergency 911
17 Children’s Activities They’re dangerous, and a
All other (714) 288-2500 20 Children’s Dance frequent cause of fires this time
ON THE COVER VETERINARY CAMP
Human Resources (714) 744-7255 22 Adult Dance of year. Yes, this includes the so
Beat the heat at Hart Park Hands on learning from a
Library Services (714) 288-2400 23 Adult Fitness called “Safe and Sane” variety.
Pool. Swim activities begin practicing veterinarian.
Police Emergency 911 26 Yoga on page 33.
Please remember that, while
All other (714) 744-7444 27 Martial Arts
fireworks may be legal and
Public Works (714) 744-5525 28 Gymnastics
available for purchase in
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Abandoned Carts Hotline (800) 252-4613 29 Tennis/Golf/Ice Skating
Youth Programs
City Hotline
Code Enforcement Line
(714) 744-7293
(714) 744-5511
(714) 744-5555
30 Special Interest
33 Aquatics
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Aquatics Registration Information
neighboring cities, their use
is prohibited in our City, and
the Orange Police Department
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plans on strictly enforcing this ban.
Field Reservation Hotline (714) 744-5592 and Guidelines
Graffiti Removal Hotline (714) 744-7279 40 Aquatics Registration Form If you are looking for a close-by fireworks show, why not BOOKFAIR BASIC BOUNCE
Park Maintenance (714) 744-7274 41 Orange Public Library come to our annual 3rd of July Celebration at El Modena Bounce up your fitness regime.
Recreation Programs (714) 744-7274 47 Parks & Facilities Map High School? You’ll find more information on our fireworks
Senior Center (714) 538-9633 48 Online Registration Instructions spectacular on the back cover.
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Special Events Hotline (714) 744-7278 Back Cover City Calendar & Events
Youth and Adult Sports (714) 744-7265
HOLIDAY REMINDER
Your trash, recycling, and green waste will not be
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CITY HOTLINE: (714) 744-5511 collected on the following holiday:
If you have a question, suggestion or comment about a City of Orange issue, you can Memorial Day Monday, May 28 TORCH RUN TEEN SUMMER
call our City hotline. Calls made during the evening or on weekends are addressed Labor Day Monday, September 3 READING CLUB
during the next business day. In most cases, we’ll respond within 72 hours. Due to the Monday holiday, your solid waste collection
Mayor Teresa “Tita” Smith
will be delayed by one day, for the remainder of the
CITY MEETINGS ONLINE AND ON CABLE Mayor pro tem Mark A. Murphy week. Street sweeping scheduled for Memorial Day and
The City Council Chambers are expected to undergo remodeling in the spring/summer Councilmember Fred M. Whitaker Labor Day will not occur, but will resume on the regularly
of 2018. During this time there may be a delay in the availability of current City Council Councilmember Michael Alvarez scheduled day the following week.
and Planning Commission Meeting videos online. We apologize for the inconvenience. Councilmember Kimberlee Nichols
Orange City Council meetings are aired live on the second Tuesday of the month City Clerk Mary E. Murphy
beginning at 6 p.m. Planning Commission meetings are aired live on the first and third City Treasurer Richard Rohm IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY, TOO
Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Channel 3 is your City government access channel On April 7, we invited everyone Orange’s official 130th Birthday
provided by Time Warner; AT&T U-verse customers can find us on Channel 99. Watch At the City of Orange, we’re committed
Celebration, which was held at Yorba Park. As an added bonus, Cutting the ceremonial ribbon to
meetings streamed live, or view past meetings, at www.cityoforange.org/council/ to excellent service for our residents, officially open Yorba Park and Yorb
we also cut the ceremonial ribbon and “unwrapped” the City’s Orange Mayor Teresa “Tita” Smi a Dog Park are
businesses and visitors. th, Mayor Pro Tem Mark Murphy,
council_online.asp. Produced by Chapman University TV production students through birthday present to our residents, the completely refurbished Mike Alvarez, Councilmember Kim Councilmember
Nichols, United States Congressma
a unique private-public partnership. State Senator Janet Nguyen, Ora n Lou Correa,
Yorba Park and Dog Park. nge County Supervisor Todd Spitzer,
We reserve the right to change any Representative for United States and the District
Congresswoman Mimi Walters, Luis
Reyes.
ONLINE CITY JOB LISTINGS information published in Our Orange
Visit www.cityoforange.org and go to “City Employment” for our secure job listings due to unforeseen circumstances.
page. You can search and apply with just a few clicks of your mouse. For more Information subject to change includes
information call (714) 744-7255. fees, locations, class times, and the
cancellation of classes.
PAY YOUR WATER BILL ONLINE We apologize for any inconvenience this
Visit www.cityoforange.org/ubpay to pay your City of Orange water bill. Registration may cause.
is required. Payments may still be made by mail, or with the free 24-hour automated For More Information
telephone system by calling (714) 744-2233 and selecting option 1. To pay in person at Orange City Hall
City Hall, 300 E. Chapman Ave., you may visit our public counter, or use our payment 300 E. Chapman Ave., Orange, CA 92866
drop box 24-hours a day (check only). Our public counter is open Monday-Thursday www.cityoforange.org • (714) 744-2225
and alternating Fridays, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Our Orange 1City News City News
ORANGE PLUGS IN
GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION SUMMER READING
We all have a stake in
Tuesday, November 6, 2018 is the City of Orange General BOOK SALE
Municipal Election. our environment, and
if we all find ways to The Friends of the Orange
The following seats will be open: make little changes, we Public Library will be hosting a
may find that they can special book sale featuring children’s and teen books
Mayor One seat for a two-year term
lead to big impacts. on Saturday, June 16, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds
Councilmember Two seats for a four-year term each
from the sale go directly to support materials and
For questions regarding the election or running for public AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN ORANGE Case in point: With programs at the Orange Public Library.
office, please contact the City Clerk’s office at (714) 744-5500. The Lemon Grove Apartments are a new, 82-unit affordable 25 square miles to The sale will be held in the Children’s Courtyard
housing community for families with household incomes care for, our City of at the Orange Public Library & History Center,
For voter registration information, visit the Orange County
ranging from 30% to 60% of area median income. Orange staff members 407 E. Chapman Ave.
Registrar of Voters website at www.ocvote.com, or call them
log many, many miles
at (714) 567-7600. Lemon Grove occupies 3.53 acres of land that was previously For more information, please call (714) 288-2424.
driving from one work
the site of an older industrial facility. The project includes
site to another. This adds-up to a lot of gas being consumed.
environmentally-sensitive features such as energy efficient
THE MAP IS BACK windows, grass bioswales, filterra units, solar energy
Fortunately, we recently found a way to reduce our use of
Need to know where the shopping, generation, water saving plumbing fixtures, and drought
fossil fuels and save our taxpayers some money. All it took BARNES AND NOBLE BOOKFAIR
was a little “electric slide.”
dining, services, and public parking are resistant landscaping. Please join us at the Orange Barnes and
located in Old Towne Orange? There’s When it came time to replace four of our City fleet vehicles, Noble, 791 S. Main St. 100, for a Bookfair
a map for that. The opening of Lemon Grove Apartments was made in support of the Orange Public Library.
we decided that electric was the way to go. Funding from
possible by a partnership between Orange Housing
The Old Towne Orange Map will California Air Resources Board’s Clean Vehicle Rebate, along Visit the Orange Barnes & Noble and they
Development Corporation and C&C Development. The
help you find your way to shops, with a generous grant from State AB-2766—legislation that will send a portion of each purchase back
project was partially funded by loans from the City’s Low
restaurants, and services, and is allows for funding of projects that reduce pollution—allowed to the Orange Public Library. During the
and Moderate Income Housing Asset Fund, and Federal
completely free. The City of Orange to purchase four brand-new plug-in week, Barnes & Noble will also be hosting
HOME funds.
electric vehicles. The best part? There was no cost to the City free family special events.
Even better, you’ll also find all the for these vehicles.
public parking lots along with their REACHING FOR THE SKY Purchases will require a code, which you
posted time limits, if any. The addition of electric vehicles to our fleet joins several will find, along with more information, and
The Metrolink Parking Structure at the Orange other initiatives implemented over the years by the City of a schedule of events, at www.cityoforange.
Just visit any of our Old Towne Transportation Center has begun to rise. After digging Orange to conserve our resources, combat pollution, and org. Just go to the Orange Public Library homepage.
merchants to pick-up your own copy, or visit 30-feet below ground, the crews have been pouring the reduce our carbon footprint. These include solar panel
www.cityoforange.org to download a digital version. foundation and exterior walls. The installation of the rebar A good book is like a good friend, and couldn’t we all
installations, smart irrigation at our parks, the adoption of
for the concrete vertical supports is also well underway. use more good friends?
LED streetlights, and drought tolerant landscaping at some
The 611-space Metrolink Parking Structure is located at the City maintained properties. Book Fair dates:
northwest corner of Chapman Ave. and Lemon St. in Old Monday, August 13 – Saturday, August 18
Towne Orange, and is expected to open later this year. Book Fair Voucher Code: 12340675
For more information, please visit www.cityoforange.
org/202/Metrolink-Station-Parking-Structure. ORANGE SEED LENDING LIBRARY
The trend of heirloom seed sharing ensures that historic varieties of plants and vegetables –
those not grown in large commercial farms – continue to be available to the public.
The Orange Public Library Foundation, Orange Home Grown, and the Orange Public Library
rough Food
m: To the Stars Th & History Center are proud to offer the Orange Seed Lending Library, which offers free
Ad Astra per Cibu s. In cultural curiositie heirloom seeds with the hope that they will nurture a new generation of backyard farmers
’s “ra ce to spa ce” created more than a few ats.
The 19 50 onged to Luer’s Quality Me and seed savers.
56, one of the larges t space fleets on Earth bel aim ed at childr en,
19 a contest
moting their product via
They roamed the U.S. pro ce.”
Pick up the free seeds from the Orange Public Library & History Center, located at
to Outer Spa er
saying “Kids – Free Trip 1956. It is unclear wheth 407 E. Chapman Ave. Once you grow your heirloom plants, we encourage you to
ched down in Orange in www.oplfoundation.org
One of Luer’s rockets tou it into space. let some “Go to seed,” so that you can return what you borrowed.
meat ever actually made
the rockets, the kids, or the
2 Summer 2018 Our Orange 3City News City News
HOME GROWN COMPOST NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH WANTS YOU NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS
If you are interested in learning how to compost, Neighborhood Watch Programs are one of WEEK: MAY 20 – 26
reduce your carbon footprint, and stay local, the reasons that Orange enjoys a relatively National Public Works Week is a
Orange Home Grown is offering Orange residents low level of crime. celebration devoted to the individuals
an opportunity to attend a free compost throughout America who provide and
workshop. Neighborhood Watch involves getting
maintain the infrastructure and services
to know your neighbors, watching out
Orange Home Grown will host collectively known as public works. This
for each other, and reporting suspicious
a free, hands-on composting year’s theme is “Public Works: Always There.”
activity to the police.
workshops for Orange residents. National Public Works Week is held annually and emphasizes
Those that attend will receive a Meetings can be held at any time and
the importance of public works in community life. This week is
coupon for a discount on compost bins typically last less than one hour. After your first meeting we will
intended to recognize the professionals who serve the public
at Orange County Farm Supply. provide you a free “Neighborhood Watch” sign for your street.
good every day and are dedicated to improving the quality of
Saturday, June 9, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Orange Home Interested? Call the Orange Police Department at life for present and future generations.
Grown Education Farm. Parking will be available in the (714) 744-7555.
City parking lot on the west side of the train tracks on SHAFFER PARK UPDATE
Palm St. It is a short, one block walk to Lemon St. and
FREE DISASTER
the compost class. For more information, please email The renovations are moving forward, and we are excited STAY CONNECTED PREPAREDNESS
the farm manager at dougohg@gmail.com.
at the progress being made on the Shaffer Park renovation WITH THE POLICE TRAINING
project.
We’ve gotten more social. Now you can Community Emergency Response
The grading of the land is in the final stages. New soil was follow your police officers on Facebook, Team training is available to our
delivered in April, and excavation for the new buildings Instagram, and Twitter. Become friends community members, free of
began in early spring. with your Orange Police Department charge, thanks to the Orange
on our Facebook page to see the latest Police and Fire Departments. CERT training will teach you about
Once the renovation is completed, you’ll find a new shaded news, receive helpful crime prevention tips, and discover fire safety, light search and rescue, terrorism, team organization,
exercise area, a community building, concession and how your officers work to protect and serve you. Like our disaster psychology, and disaster medical operations.
restroom facility, and upgraded sports field amenities. posts @CityOfOrangePD on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Applications are being accepted for the next CERT class
We anticipate the park re-opening later this year. For more
beginning October 2018. The evening classes will be held on
information on the park renovation, please visit
www.cityoforange.org, and search for “Shaffer Park.” JOIN i-WATCH Mondays from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on October 1, 8, 15, 22,
Concerned about crime in your and 29. Attendance is required at all 5 classes.
neighborhood? Live or work in Orange?
Class attendance requires a completed application and final
Have an e-mail address? For free Crime
letter of acceptance. Interested businesses and residents should
Alerts from the Orange Police Department,
TORCH RUN subscribe to www.orangeiwatch.com
submit an application at their earliest convenience. For more
information call (714) 744-7477, or email cert@orangepd.org.
On Thursday, May 31, the 32nd Annual Southern California
Law Enforcement Torch Run for the Special Olympics will
make its way through Orange as part of its tour of Los NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2018
Angeles, San Diego, and Orange Counties.
The Orange Police Department invites you to join your neighbors
Members of the Orange Police and Fire Departments for a National Night Out: America’s Night Out Against Crime.
will escort Special Olympians carrying the Olympic Torch
This free family event will include a K-9 demonstration, McGruff the Crime
through the City and around the Old Towne Plaza.
Dog, Police and Fire equipment, face painting, prizes, refreshments and
The Law Enforcement Torch Run is one of the largest
The 101? more. National Night Out is meant to help neighbors meet neighbors,
nationwide fundraisers for the Special Olympics. Money introduce you to your local public safety teams, and prove that we keep
Yes, the 101…as in State
raised through the Torch Run directly benefits the athletes, Route 101, which today our community safe by coming together.
at the Ventura Freeway. is most popularly known
US 101 was originally com
and is used to fund their events, uniforms and awards. intended to follow the El missioned in 1926, and wa
Camino Real, parts of wh s National Night Out 2018 is on Tuesday, August 7, 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Some stretches of the 10 ich were in what is now Ora
The times for the torch run will be posted at 1 became the alignment nge. in the Target parking lot at 2191 N. Tustin Street.
You can still find markers for the 405 freeway.
www.cityoforange.org, and on the Orange Police that commemorate the “Ki
W. Chapman between Ma ng’s Highway” along For more information, please call (714) 744-7327 or (714) 744-7464.
Department Twitter and Facebook feeds. in St. and the 57 freeway.
4 Summer 2018 Our Orange 5Environmental News Environmental News
WHERE CAN I TAKE MY USED PREVENT FOOD WASTE KEEP RECYCLING YOUR GREEN
MOTOR OIL? According to the National Resources Defense Council, the Despite the recent drought
CalRecycle Certified Used Oil Collection average family spends over $2,225 each year on food that conditions that have
Centers throughout Orange County are now they do not eat. The good news is that we can all play a affected our region, the
accepting used oil. Certified centers are role in reducing food waste and feeding families that are warm summer
collecting and recycling uncontaminated used experiencing food scarcity. sun may present
oil completely free of charge. a significant
Reducing food waste only takes a few simple steps, such as
donating to a local food pantry. There are several located
DISPOSING OF SYRINGES amount of
All you have to do is drain your oil into a clean container with recyclable green
a tight fitting lid. The centers will also take any unwanted right here in Orange that would be happy to accept your AND OTHER TYPES OF
waste from your
used oil filters. Certified Centers include most auto parts donations. HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE yard or garden.
stores and auto service centers. Contact Food Finders for more information at (562) 283- Hazardous waste contains toxic or ignitable ingredients,
Please use your
1400, or visit them at www.foodfinders.org. and includes batteries, automotive products, flammable
There is no required paperwork to participate in the green waste cart to
products, syringes, and a variety of other items. They should
program. If you need a container for your used oil, please recycle grass clippings,
not be tossed in the trash, and require special disposal.
contact the City of Orange Public Works Department at green plants, dry leaves,
(714) 744-5551. The Orange County Household Hazardous Waste Collection horse manure, garden
Center makes it easy to safely dispose of these unwanted trimmings, weeds, and
products for free. Our closest center is in Anaheim at 1071 wood scraps. If you have a gardener, please request that
N. Blue Gum Street, on the southwest corner of La Palma they use the yard debris cart to recycle your yard debris.
Ave. and Blue Gum. The Center is open Tuesday through
On your regular collection day, roll-out the full yard debris
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
cart to the curb along with your recycling and trash cart.
The Center will also gladly take any unwanted computer If you need additional carts or have any questions, please
monitors or television sets. contact your CR&R customer service representative at
(714) 372-8272.
For additional information, please contact OC Waste &
Recycling at (714) 834-6752 or visit www.oclandfills.com.
PREVENTING SEWER BACKUPS
Sewer lines that backup and overflow due to a clog are
PROTECT OUR WATERWAYS – PICK UP AFTER YOUR PETS
definitely a nuisance. These events are unpleasant and
a burden on the community. Without much effort, sewer
Many people enjoy a walk with a pet to relieve tension from a hectic day
backups can be prevented.
or to simply get some exercise for themselves and their pet. When taking
Products labeled as “flushable” these walks, it is important to ensure that nuisances are not created
are not always safe for on public or private property by failing to pick up after pets. Pet waste
sewer lines. The biggest contains high bacteria levels and when it is not picked up, it can be
culprit of backups and carried by rain, sprinklers or wash water into the storm drains where it
clogs are “flushable” can contaminate downstream rivers and creeks, affecting recreation and
FREE COMPOSTING CLASSES wipes. They are swimming in these waters.
The City of Orange co-sponsors free composting classes unable to completely
To ensure that pet waste does not impact local waterways, carry a plastic
with the Fullerton Arboretum, located at 1900 Associated breakdown and
bag on walks and pick up after your pet, then dispose of the pet waste in
Road in Fullerton. Visit www.fullertonarboretum.org, or call settle in sewer
the trash. This will help improve the quality of runoff from our neighborhoods
(657) 278-3407 to receive a schedule of upcoming mains, leading
and protect our waterways while also being considerate of neighbors. Not only
composting classes. Orange residents who attend a to overflows and
is it the polite thing to do, but it is also required by the Orange Municipal Code.
workshop will receive a $20 voucher for the purchase of a other harmful effects.
compost bin. Keeping these items out For additional tips to see how you can help improve the quality of runoff from
of the sewer and into the our neighborhoods, see the city’s Public Works Department Storm Water/NPDES
Spaces are limited and pre-registration is required. trash, should be on everyone’s website pages at www.cityoforange.org. To report a water pollution problem
To pre-register for classes, please call (657) 278-3407 “things to remember” list. contact our Maintenance Division at (714) 532-6480 during office hours, or
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., or email at after-hours at (714) 538-1961.
farboretum@fullerton.edu.
6 Summer 2018 Our Orange 7Youth and Adult Sports Community Services
CITY OF ORANGE ADULT CITY OF ORANGE ADULT OPEN GYM PLAY
SOFTBALL LEAGUE BASKETBALL LEAGUE Play Fee: $2 Per Day
The City of Orange in partnership with Major League Softball Adult basketball leagues are offered at the Sports Center at Basketball: Mondays and Fridays, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
(MLS) offers slow pitch leagues for men, women, and co-eds. Grijalva Park, located at 368 N. Prospect Ave., Bldg. B, Orange *Pickleball: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30–11:30 a.m.
92869. Open gym play allows the general public to come in and play “pick-
Season Begins: Monday, June 18, 2018
(10 game schedule) Season Begins: Sunday, July 8, 2018 up” games at the Sports Center at Grijalva Park, located at 368 N.
(9-game schedule, including playoff) Prospect Ave., Bldg. B, Orange 92869. First time participants 17 years
League Play: old and younger are required to bring their parent/legal guardian in
• Monday Co-ed and Women’s League Play: order to participate.
• Tuesday Co-ed All players must measure under 6'5" with their shoes off.
Open gym hours and days are subject to change without notice.
• Wednesday Men’s • Tuesday Bronze
• Thursday Bronze and Silver * Pickleball courts closed Jun. 19 and 20, Jul. 10, 12, 17, and 19, and Aug. 7 and 9.
• Thursday Men’s
• Friday Co-ed • Sunday Bronze
• Sunday Men’s & Co-ed Team Registration:
(Afternoon and evenings) Teams may register at the Community Services Department
Team Registration:
located at 230 E. Chapman Ave., Orange, 92866 during SENIOR PROGRAMMING
normal business hours.
Teams may register online at mlsoftball.com starting At the Orange Senior Center, we are proud to offer our
Thursday, May 3, 2018. Call (714) 289-1983, ext. 2 for League Fees: seniors a wide variety of programs and services. You’ll
assistance. The team fee of $246 and $128 refundable deposit are find free and minimal cost programs, workshops
due upon registration. Each team is required to pay a $32 and classes. Membership is not required.
League Fees: referee/scorekeeper fee in cash prior to each game.
The team fee is $395 (includes a one time non-refundable The Center is open for Senior Programming Monday through
sign-up fee). Returning team’s registration fee is $360. Each For more information, contact Joe Avila at (714) 744-2271 Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Daily hot lunches are offered
team is required to pay a $24 official fee prior to the first or javila@cityoforange.org. for seniors—60 and over—for a suggested donation of
pitch of every game. $3.00 per meal and $5.00 for adults under 60 years. Home
meal delivery is also offered for frail elderly by the Meals on
Pre-season Managers Meeting: SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Wheels program.
Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 6:30 p.m., in the City Hall Please contact the leagues directly for information.
Council Chambers. A team representative must attend as
rules and schedules will be distributed at the meeting.
Adult Basketball League (714) 744-2271 TEEN ACTION COMMITTEE (T.A.C.) SENIOR
American Youth Soccer Organization www.orangeayso.org T.A.C. participants will have the opportunity to plan and TRANSPORTATION
participate in exciting activities and community projects
Central Orange Girls Fastpitch (714) 634-4894 The Senior Transportation
while earning those important school service hours. This
program expanded. If you are
Major League Softball (Co-ed/Adult Leagues) (714) 289-1983 program is for teens entering 7th grade – 15 years old.
a senior in need of a ride to the
For more information on how you can get involved, please
Orange Senior Center, a medical appointment, pharmacy,
National Junior Basketball (714) 765-6567 contact Emanuel Rodriguez, Recreation Services Coordinator,
or even the grocery store, we may be able to help. For more
at (714) 744-7265 or emrodriguez@cityoforange.org.
North Sunrise Little League www.northsunrisell.org information about our programs and services, please visit
Join T.A.C. and make a difference in your community. www.orangeseniorcenter.org or call (714) 538-9633.
Olive Pony Baseball www.oliveponybaseball.com
Orange Junior Soccer Club www.ojsc.org PARTNER WITH US
The Community Services Department organizes city-wide special events that attract thousands of
Orange Little League www.orangelittleleague.org
residents and visitors to our great City. We are kicking off our 2018 special event season and it is
ORCA (Swim Team) www.orca-aquatics.com with the generous contributions of our Community Partners that we are able to continue to offer
quality events that unite families and friends.
SENIOR VOLLEYBALL Orange Youth Football (877) 462-4433
Establish your business as a community supporter and take advantage of great marketing
Mature-aged adults are encouraged to join the fun Tuesday South Sunrise Little League www.southsunrise.com opportunities within the City of Orange by becoming a Community Partner. This program offers a
evenings at Hart Park. Games begin at 7 p.m. and are variety of support levels and accompanying benefits for every budget.
played on a sand court. This is a great way to meet people To obtain information on current field conditions
and make new friends. For more information, please call and closures in City parks, call our To find more information about how you can partner with Orange and gain recognition in the Orange community,
(714) 538-9633 or visit www.orangeseniorcenter.org. Field Reservation/Weather Hotline (714) 744-5592 please visit www.cityoforange.org or contact communitypartner@cityoforange.org or (714) 744-7293.
8 Summer 2018 Our Orange 9Summer Day Camps Recreation Camps
CITY OF ORANGE SUMMER DAY CAMPS
City of Orange Summer Camps are led by City staff certified in basic first aid and CPR. Staff to participant ratio is DRAGONFLY SHOPS & GARDENS CAMPS CAMELOT ACADEMY CAMPS
approximately one staff member for every 10 participants. Program calendars are now available online. Instructor: Camelot Academy Staff (714) 308-9849
YOUTH DAY CAMPS YOUTH/T4TO CAMP DETAILS ART EXPLORATION Location:
Camelot Academy
Explore the world of art and get Collins Studio, 1014 W. Collins Ave., 92867
Locations: E
l Camino Real Park – 400 N. Main St., 92868 DATES: June 18 – August 17, 2018 creative as you sketch, play with
Campers need to bring a drink each day.
Olive Park – 2841 N. Glassel St., 92865 HOURS: 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. clay, paint on paper, canvas, and
Handy Park – 2143 E. Oakmont Ave., 92867 other materials in our fun, weekly
FEES: FASHION RUNWAY
Youth entering the 1st-6th grade are invited to take part in $95/*76 per week, per participant for residents themed camps. Campers need to Our glamorous camp introduces you to modeling, and
day camps that include weekly themed activities such as sing- bring a snack and drink each day. runway basics such as poise, posture, posing, turns, makeup,
alongs, fun sports, group games, creative crafts, site events, $110/*88 per week, per participant for non-residents Instructor: Dragonfly Shops & wardrobe, accessorizing, and other skills necessary to
optional excursions, and much more. * W
eek 3 - Reduced price due to all camps being closed on Wednesday, Gardens Staff (714) 289-4689 become a successful model.
July 4, 2018. Handy and Olive will be closed July 3, 2018; participants may
attend El Camino. Location: D
ragonfly Shops & Gardens 1 Week, $145 *Material Fee: $30
260 N Glassell St., Orange 92866
1880 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 9-16 yrs 1:00-4:00 p.m.
1 Week, $135 *Material Fee: $30
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS SUMMER DANCE CAMP
AROUND THE WORLD
Enhance your child’s summer Take a leap and learn creative movement, ballet, lyrical,
1874 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 7-12 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
camp experience by jazz, and hip hop dancing, as well as acting for dancers,
registering for weekly off-site UNDER THE SEA conditioning, and auditioning.
excursions. EXCURSIONS 1875 M-F Aug 6-Aug 10 7-12 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 1 Week, $105 *Material Fee: $20
ARE OPTIONAL AND ARE 1878 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 5-7 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
MIGHTY JUNGLE
SCHEDULED ON THURSDAY 1879 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 8-11 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
1876 M-F Aug 13-Aug 17 7-12 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
TEENS-4-TEAM ORANGE (T4TO) OF EACH WEEK. Only
Location: Killefer Park – 615 N. Lemon St., 92867
participants enrolled at CRAFTING ART FINE ARTS CAMP
Handy, Olive, El Camino, and Five full fun days of arts and crafts. You will make Using various media such as pencils, charcoal, pastels, paints,
Conveniently located close to Old Towne
T4TO may attend the weekly several art projects using painting, drawing, clay sculpting, and ceramics, you will learn useful techniques to help you
Orange Plaza and many more walking
excursion at an additional tie dye, beading, gardening, mosaics, and more. create your own fine art.
destinations.
cost. Excursion participants 1 Week, $345 *Material Fee: $50 1 Week, $145 *Material Fee: $20
T4TO is designed to provide our future leaders with are to be dropped off and
1877 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 8-14 yrs 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 1881 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 7-12 yrs 1:00-4:00 p.m.
opportunities to build self-confidence, enhance their picked up at their designated
leadership skills, explore exciting career paths, and make a camp site. All non-excursion
difference in their community all while earning required school participants are to report to
service hours. Teens entering 7th grade through 15 years old El Camino Day Camp for the day. Excursion payments must
EDUTAINMENT ARTS CAMPS
will complete off-site service projects, learn valuable career be received by 5 p.m. the Monday prior to the planned Instructor: Edutainment Arts Staff • (714) 220-9596
enhancing skills from prominent government and business excursion. Price includes transportation and entry. Lunch is Location: Sports Center at Grijalva Park – Classroom ‡ Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Building
leaders in the community, and take part in group sports and included on selected excursions.**
team building activities. Campers need to wear closed toed shoes and bring a snack and water each day.
HANDY OLIVE EL CAMINO REAL KILLEFER (T4TO) EXCURSION JUNIOR CHEF COOKING CAMPS DELECTABLE DESSERTS
WEEK: DATE: EXCURSION: AGE: FEE:
ACTIVITY #: ACTIVITY #: ACTIVITY #: ACTIVITY #: ACTIVITY #: Learn how to create delicious dishes and handle ‡ 1664 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
food properly in any of these exciting cooking 1665 M-F Aug 6-Aug 10 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
1 6/18-6/22 1680 1682 1683 1684 Roller Skating/Pool 1925 All $23
camps.
2 6/25-6/29 1681 1701 1693 1685 Discovery Cube/Movie 1926 5-12/13+ $27/$31
*3 7/2-7/6 1709 1702 1694 1686 Aquarium of the Pacific 1929 5-11/12+ $18/$22 Each camp 1 Week, $160 *Material Fee: $20
4 7/9-7/13 1710 1703 1695 1687 LA Sparks Game 1930 All $38** TOP JUNIOR CHEF
5 7/16-7/20 1711 1704 1696 1688 Medieval Times/Bowling 1931 All $44** 1641 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
6 7/23-7/27 1712 1705 1697 1689 Knott’s Berry Farm 1932 All $62** 1642 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
7 7/30-8/3 1713 1706 1698 1690 Soak City 1933 All $53** FOOD FROM AROUND THE WORLD
8 8/6-8/10 1714 1707 1699 1691 Boomers–Irvine 1934 All $36 1666 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
9 8/13-8/17 1715 1708 1700 1692 Hart Park/Pool 1935 All $17** 1667 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
* Week 3 – reduced price due to all camps being closed on July 4, 1018. **Lunch is included on selected excursions. COOKING AND SCIENCE
For more information, please visit www.cityoforange.org or contact DJ Albarian at Dalbarian@cityoforange.org or (714) 744-7293. 1668 M-F Aug 13-Aug 17 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
10 Summer 2018 *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. Our Orange 11Recreation Camps Recreation Camps
MAD SCIENCE CAMPS CAMP ROCK FRESHI MEDIA CAMPS
Instructor: Mad Science Staff • (714) 482-0121 Learn to sing, play guitar, bass, drums, or the keyboard with Instructor: Freshi Media Staff (818) 332-7951
Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Building ‡ Hart Park Clubhouse others in a fun, supportive environment. If you are playing Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Building
Campers need to bring a snack and drink each day. guitar, please bring your own. Campers need to bring a Campers need to bring pencils, a notebook, a flashdrive,
snack each day. snack, and drink each day.
JUNIOR ROBOT ENGINEERS ROCKIN’ ROCKET SCIENTISTS Instructor: Laurie Ann’s Music
Use your imagination and learn the science of Bring your future space explorer closer to the stars, School Staff (714) 392-5026 Please Note: Finished games will not work on a Macintosh.
circuitry of robotics, and how they use sensors to explore. planets, and comets as they learn about living in space, Location:
Laurie Ann’s Music School
Design structures and build a robot that you can keep. looking for space phenomena, and the secrets of rocket 3120 E. Chapman Ave., Orange 92869
1 Week, $140 *Material Fee: $40 science.
1 Week, $149
1675 M-Th Jun 18-Jun 21 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1 Week, $130 *Material Fee: $40
1924 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 8-15 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
1676 M-Th Aug 13-Aug 16 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon ‡ 1678 M-Th Jul 16-Jul 19 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
2410 M-F Jul 19-Jul13 8-15 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
LITTLE GREEN THUMBS WINGS AND THINGS
Learn what nature needs to make its plants grow. Explore the basic principles of flight in the natural
Action packed activities keep your little Mad Scientists
STAR WARS: LEGO® GALAXY
world. Learn what they eat, how birds fly, and what types of
engaged and focused. Note: Must be potty trained. bones owls leave behind. Whether it’s a re-creation of your favorite Star Wars movie or
1 Week, $130 *Material Fee: $40 1 Week, $130 *Material Fee: $40 a unique adventure in another galaxy, this camp will bring
YOUNG CREATORS VIDEO GAME CODING
1677 M-Th Jul 9-Jul 12 3-5 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1679 M-Th Jul 30-Aug 2 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon your Lego® movie masterpiece to life with stop-motion
animation. Movies will be available to view online. Campers & DESIGN
need to bring a drink each day. Work with a partner, and Mulimedia Fusion software, and
DISCOVER THE ARTS VETERINARY CAMP FOR KIDS Instructor: Movies by Kids Staff (323) 819-5133 learn the principles of video game design along with the
conditional coding necessary to make your video game
Location: Hart Park Clubhouse
Weekly themed camps inspired by current children’s movies. Step into the shoes of a creations come to life.
Campers will be exposed to piano, voice, guitar, art, and veterinarian and learn about 1 Week, $160 *Material Fee: $25 1 Week, $195
improvisation. Campers need to bring a sack lunch and water responsible pet ownership, 1882 M-F July 9-Jul 13 7-13 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
1883 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 10-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
each day. animal behavior, and the skills
Instructor: Pacific Conservatory Staff (714) 545-1217 used to make our four-legged MY FIRST VIDEO GAME
Location:
Pacific Conservatory friends stay healthy and feel Work in pairs to create an original 2D ‘bouncy ball’ computer
1311 E. Katella Ave., 92867 better. This fun, interactive game using basic design and coding techniques. You will
2038 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 3-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. camp is taught by a practicing also complete fun activities like creating characters and
2039 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 3-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. veterinarian. Campers need to making them bounce.
2040 M-F Aug 6-Aug 10 3-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. bring a snack, lunch, and drink 1 Week, $195
each day. Wear closed toed shoes and long sleeves.
1884 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 6-9 yrs 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Dr. Paige Hashimoto (714) 847-1291
BALLET PRINCESS CAMP 2 Days, $135
GYMNASTICS FLIP FEST
Learn the basics of ballet while dancing to your favorite August 7 and 9 LEGO® is a registered trademark.
Location:
Beach Blvd. Pet Hospital Have fun learning to flip, swing, jump, and tumble at our
princess music. Crafts & educational games are used as
16191 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, 92647 Flip Fest Camp. Our gym provides a fun, safe environment
campers explore their imagination. The week ends with a
tea party fit for any young princess. Campers need to bring
SPANISH CAMP FOR CHILDREN to develop gymnastic skills on the trampoline, bars, beam,
August 8 floor, and vault. Campers need to bring a sack lunch to camp
water each day. Location:
Huntington Beach Wetlands This camp offers a fun and unique language-learning each day.
Instructor: The Dance Centre Staff (714) 637-2430 21900 Pacific Coast Hwy., experience designed for you to have a blast playing games, Instructor California Gymnastics Staff (714) 633-6084
Location: T
he Dance Centre Huntington Beach, 92646 singling songs, doing crafts, and creating silly stories, all in
899 N Tustin St., Orange 92867 Location: California Gymnastics
FOR FIRST TIME ENROLLEES: Spanish. Campers need to bring a snack and water each day.
444 W Katella Ave., Orange 92867
1 Week, $150 *Material Fee: $10 1889 Tue Aug 7-Aug 8 9-13 yrs 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Instructor: Conversa Staff (714) 360-7757
1 Week, $190
1669 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 4-6 yrs 9:30 a.m.-Noon Wed 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Location: Hart Park Clubhouse
1670 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 7-9 yrs 9:30 a.m.-Noon 1904 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 5-12 yrs 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
FOR RETURNING CAMPERS: 1 Week, $110 *Material Fee: $10
1905 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 5-12 yrs 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
1890 Wed Aug 8-Aug 9 9-13 yrs 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 1871 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 6-12 yrs 9:00-11:00 a.m. 1906 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 5-12 yrs 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Thu 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
1907 M-F Aug 6-Aug 10 5-12 yrs 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
12 Summer 2018 *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. Our Orange 13Recreation Camps Recreation Camps
NR COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER CAMPS TRIFYTT SPORTS CAMPS TENNIS CAMP FOR YOUTH
Instructor: NR Computer Learning Center Staff • (714) 505-3475 Instructor: Trifytt Sports Staff (855) 874-3988 Chapman Head Tennis Coach, Will Marino, will teach
Location: NR Computer Learning Center, 1835 W. Orangewood #200, 92868 you at the new Lastinger Tennis Center. This camp is for
Learn the fundamentals of sports in a very basic and easy to
Campers need to bring a snack and drink each day. intermediate to advanced high school players. Please bring
learn approach. Through fun and safe games, you will learn
COMPUTER BASICS VIDEO EDITING & your lunch and water each day.
tactics, as well as the benefits of sportsmanship, discipline,
Building a computer from scratch Instructor: Will Marino (714) 469-5781
SPECIAL EFFECTS and teamwork. Campers need to bring a snack, sack lunch,
you will learn how to install the and drink each day. Location: Chapman University’s Lastinger Tennis Center
Learn how to develop and edit
motherboard, format hard drives, a digital movie using Window’s 1 Week, $199
load software, eliminate viruses, MovieMake,© as well as edit 1919 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 13-17 yrs 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
and troubleshoot software. You music using Audactiy.© You will 1920 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 13-17 yrs 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
will also learn how to properly also learn how to add special 1921 M-F Aug 13-Aug 17 13-17 yrs 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
type to increase speed and effects and text, cut and merge
efficiency. movie clips, add pictures, and upload movies to YouTube.®
1 Week, $189 1 Week, $199 GRYPHON FITNESS STUDIO CAMPS
1887 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 9-14 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1885 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 9-13 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon Instructor: Gryphon Fitness Studio (714) 519-1343
1888 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 9-14 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1886 M-F Jul 30-Aug 3 9-13 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
Location: 971 S. Via Rodeo, Placentia, 92870
Campers need to bring a snack and drink each day.
BRICKS 4 KIDZ LEGO®CAMPS FABIAN GRASSINI SPORTS CAMPS Each camp is 1 Week, $119
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz Staff (567) 234-5439 Instructor: Fabian Grassini & Staff (714) 227-1286
Location: Grijalva Park Building A FENCING FUN
Campers need to bring a snack and drink each day. FABIAN’S JR. TENNIS CAMP Learn the basics of modern sports fencing. Camp will
Join our camp where fun is the emphasis. Enjoy learning the culminate in a fun competition using our Olympic-style
electric scoring equipment, giving you the honor and glory
LEGO® EXTREME NINJA game of tennis while making new friends. Please bring a can
of unopened balls and a racquet. Snacks and drinks will be of swordsmanship.
Join the team of ninjas and use your imagination
to build the ninja domain of temples, dragons, awesome provided daily. 1912 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 7-14 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
motorized ninja vehicles, ninja spinning machines, and more. Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park MULTI-SPORT 1913 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 7-14 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1 Week, $129 *Material Fee: $20 1 Week, $125 Location: Grijalva Park Field
1 Week, $129 LEARN ARCHERY
1891 M-Th Jul 9-Jul 12 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1900 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 7-14 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon Get involved in the exhilarating sport of target archery.
1894 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 4-7 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
1901 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 7-14 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
Participate in thrilling games and prepare for fun as you learn
LEGO® CITY TEE BALL archery skills and proper form.
ENGINEERS KIDSPORT RUNNING CAMP
Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Field 1 1914 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 7-14 yrs 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Campers will put their Camp includes running, strength exercises, stretching, speed
1 Week, $129 1915 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 7-14 yrs 1:00-4:00 p.m.
engineering skills to the test as workouts, and preparation planning for local races. Please
bring a sack lunch and plenty of water. 1895 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 4-7 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
they build city models using MEDIEVAL MADNESS
Location: Grijalva Park – meet near the playground
LEGO bricks and transport BASKETBALL Learn archery, fencing, and build your own catapult. Camp
the people of their city using 1 Week, $105 will culminate in a fun ‘Robin Hood’ style archery and fencing
Location: Sports Center at Grijalva Park – Gym
custom built cars. 1903 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 6-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon competition.
1 Week, $149
1 Week, $129 *Material Fee: $20 1896 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 6-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
1916 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 7-14 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1892 M-Th Jul 23-Jul 26 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon KIDSPORT SOCCER CAMP 1917 M-F Jul 30-Aug 3 7-14 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1 Week, $139 1918 M-F Aug 13-Aug 17 7-14 yrs 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Camp includes fun drills, skill strategies, and techniques that
1897 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 5-9 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
LEGO® REMOTE CONTROL MANIA will help improve your soccer play. Please bring a sack lunch
1 Week, $149
Using LEGO® wireless remote controls you will create and plenty of water.
1898 M-F Aug 6-Aug 10 6-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
dynamic vehicles, inventions, machines, and more. Your Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park – Soccer Field #1
imagination will be stretched as you tinker and learn the 1 Week, $115 VOLLEYBALL
working principles of many devices. 1902 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 4-7 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon Location: Sports Center at Grijalva Park – Gym
1 Week, $135 *Material Fee: $20
1 Week, $129
1893 M-Th Aug 13-Aug 16 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1899 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 7-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-
LEGO is a registered trademark.
® Noon
14 Summer 2018 *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. Our Orange 15Recreation Camps Children’s Activities
SPANISH FOR PRESCHOOLERS TRIFYTT SPORTS
SUPER SPORTS GOLF CAMP Class combines total response activities which will have your (855) 874-3988
child laughing while they learn lively native Spanish music Experienced and patient
SUPER SPORTS GOLF CAMP and movement, with hands-on arts and crafts that will help coaches will teach children the
Learn about the golf swing, chipping, putting, and golf their minds expand. No class will be held on July 25. fundamentals of some of the
course etiquette. Please check in at the pro-shop. Lunch and Instructor: Conversa Inc. Staff (714) 360-7757 most popular sports in a fun
drinks are provided to campers each day. and supportive environment. All
Location: Grijalva Park Building A
Instructor: Super Sports Staff (714) 282-8880 classes teach skill, League classes
6 Weeks, $100 focus on game play. No class will
Location:
Super Sports Driving Range
1770 Wed Jul 11-Aug 22 3-5 yrs 9:00-10:00 a.m. be held on Jul. 3 and 7.
2190 N. Canal St., 92867
1 Week, $150 MULTI-SPORT T-ball, Basketball, & Soccer
1922 M-Th Jul 9-Jul 12 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. ESL FUN: ENGLISH AS A SECOND Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Field 1
1923 M-Th Jul 23-Jul 26 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. LANGUAGE 8 Weeks, $89
To help you communicate more effectively, we use the PARENT AND ME
FRAZIER MARTIAL ARTS CAMPS Comprehensible Input Method to improve all four skill areas 2024 Sat Jun 23-Aug 18 2-3 yrs 10:00-10:30 a.m.
of the English language: listening, speaking, reading, and 2025 Sat Jun 23-Aug 18 2-3 yrs 10:30-11:00 a.m.
Instructor: Frazier Martial Arts Staff (714) 771-2977 writing. No class will be held July 4.
YOUTH
Location: Frazier Martial Arts, 245 N. Tustin St., 92867 Instructor: Conversa Inc. Staff (714) 360-7757 2026 Sat Jun 23-Aug 18 3-5 yrs 9:00-9:45 a.m.
Campers will have fun and make new friends as they learn Location: Grijalva Park Building A 2027 Sat Jun 23-Aug 18 5-9 yrs 11:00-11:45 a.m.
important life-saving skills such as self-defense and stranger 9 Weeks, $153 *Material Fee: $10
danger. Campers need to bring a lunch to camp each day.
2030 Wed Jun 20-Aug 22 8-13 yrs 5:00-6:00 p.m.
BASKETBALL
Friday will be pizza day. CAMP BUCKAROO Location: Grijalva Park – Outdoor Courts
Each Camp is 1 Week, $99 8 Weeks, $89
Explore the world of horses and learn how to halter, groom, YOUNG REMBRANDTS CARTOON
2020 Tue Jun 26-Aug 21 4-6 yrs 6:00-6:45 p.m.
EMERGENCY RESPONDERS ride, demonstrate proper horsemanship, and safety. Campers DRAWING 2021 Tue Jun 26-Aug 21 7-12 yrs 7:00-7:45 p.m.
Bootcamp training for junior police, fire, and military need to bring water, snack, and a bike helmet each day, and Learn how to draw using a unique methodology and step-
wannabe’s. wear closed toe shoes and jean shorts to camp. BIDDY SOCCER LEAGUE
by-step instruction. Have a blast exploring a wide array
1908 M-F Jun 18-Jun 22 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore (949) 285-5286 of subjects and developing new skills, while drawing and Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Field 1
STAR WARS™ AND NERF GUNS Location:
El Rodeo Stables coloring a new picture each week. 8 Weeks, $99
Train with fellow Jedi. 4449 Carbon Canyon Rd., Brea 92823 Instructor: Young Rembrandts Staff (800) 306-2333 2028 Sat Jun 23-Aug 18 2-3 yrs Noon-12:30 p.m.
1909 M-F Jun 25-Jun 29 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 2 Days, $80 *Material Fee: $20 Location: Grijalva Park Building A 2029 Sat Jun 23-Aug 18 3-5 yrs 12:35-1:20 p.m.
1671 W/Th Jun 20-Jun 21 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 8 Weeks, $99
NINJA WARRIOR BIDDY TEE BALL LEAGUE
1672 W/Th Jun 27-Jun 28 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 2036 Tue Jun 19-Aug 14 6-13 yrs 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Learn the stealth and speed of a ninja. Location: Hart Park – Ball Field #3
1673 W/Th Jul 18-Jul 19 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 2037 Thu Jun 21-Aug 16 6-13 yrs 2:30-3:30 p.m.
1911 M-F Jul 9-Jul 13 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
1674 W/Th Jul 25-Jul 26 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 6 Weeks, $79
DODGEBALL AND FITNESS SUPERKIDS SPORTS SOCCER SKILLS
2022 Sat Jul 14-Aug 18 2-3 yrs 9:00-9:30 a.m.
Become your favorite Super Hero. 2023 Sat Jul 14-Aug 18 3-4 yrs 9:35-10:20 a.m.
1910 M-F Jul 23-Jul 27 5-12 yrs 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. SOCCER SKILLS CAMP This fun introductory soccer class teaches your
youngster the rules, terminology, and skills necessary to
Learn a variety of foot skills, technical drills, and participate in advance to league play. Cleats and shin guards are not SUPERKIDS SPORTS SOCCER LEAGUE
CHESS WIZARDS a mini world cup tournament. Campers should bring plenty required for this class. No class will be held on Jun. 30, Your little athlete will have the time of their life in this
of water each day. Jul. 28, and Aug. 4. exciting soccer league which promises a fun-filled team
Improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work Instructor: Challenger Sports Staff (760) 201-3834 Instructor: Fabian Grassini’s Sports Staff (714) 227-1286 experience. Cleats and shin guards are not required. No class
out your brain through chess games, recess time, snacks, Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Field 1 Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Field 2 will be held on Jun. 30, Jul. 28, and Aug. 4.
tournaments, and puzzles. Each camper receives a T-shirt,
TOTS Instructor: Fabian Grassini’s Sports Staff (714) 227-1286
trophy, and puzzle folder. 7 Weeks, $65
Instructor: Chess Wizards Staff (866) 949-4386 1 Week, $100 Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Field 2
1951 Sat Jun 23-Aug 25 3-5 yrs 10:00-10:30 a.m.
Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Building 1872 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 3-5 yrs 8:00-9:00 a.m. 1952 Sat Jun 23-Aug 25 5-7 yrs 10:30-11:00 a.m. 7 Weeks, $75
1 Week, $250 YOUTH 1953 Sat Jun 23-Aug 25 4-7 yrs 11:00 a.m.-Noon
2054 M-F Aug 6-Aug 10 5-13 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon 1 Week, $150
1873 M-F Jul 16-Jul 20 6-16 yrs 9:00 a.m.-Noon
16 Summer 2018 *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. Our Orange 17Children’s Activities Children’s Activities
LAURIE ANN’S MUSIC SCHOOL BOUNCEU ORANGE
3120 E. Chapman Ave., Orange, 92869 428-A W Katella Ave., Orange, 92867 • (714) 744-5867
(714) 392-5026 Although each session is supervised by experienced staff, parents are expected to remain on the premesis,
and all jumpers must wear socks.
MUSIC LESSONS
Learn to read music, play chords, and play your favorite OPEN BOUNCE HOUSE PRESCHOOL PLAY & BOUNCE
songs in a relaxed and supportive environment. Come by and bounce your heart out. Session includes music, You and your child will have
games, and lots of play time on our giant inflatables. No the opportunity to laugh,
class will be held on July 4. socialize, and exercise.
PIANO
9 Weeks, $72 Each session is supervised
You do not need to own a piano for this class. READING SOLUTIONS
1723 Wed Jun 20-Aug 22 2-17 yrs 2:00-4:00 p.m. by experienced staff and
4 Weeks, $60 *Material Fee: $10 This individualized program helps improve reading includes music, games,
1865 Thu Jul 12-Aug 2 3-5 yrs 11:00-11:50 a.m. comprehension, vocabulary, and spelling skills. Specially COSMIC BOUNCE and play time on our giant
1866 Thu Jul 12-Aug 2 5-6 yrs 3:30-4:15 p.m. trained teachers implement an individualized program-based We turn off the lights, crank up the music, and add the inflatables. Parents may jump
1867 Thu Jul 12-Aug 2 6-8 yrs 4:30-5:15 p.m. on comprehensive testing. No class will be held on July 4. excitement of special effects lighting. Session includes music, on inflatables if desired. All
1868 Thu Jul 12-Aug 2 9-15 yrs 6:00-6:45 p.m. Instructor: Readwrite Solutions Staff (949) 263-0633 games, and lots of play time on our giant inflatables. jumpers must wear socks.
Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Building 1 Day, $10
DRUMS 3 Weeks, $79 *Material Fee: $20
10 Weeks, $80
4 Weeks, $60 *Material Fee: $25 1726 Fri Jun 29 4-17 yrs 7:00-9:00 p.m. 1721 Mon Jun 18-Aug 20 2-5 yrs 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1783 M/W Jul 9-Jul 25 5-11 yrs 4:00-4:55 p.m. 1727 Fri Jul 27 4-17 yrs 7:00-9:00 p.m. 1722 Wed Jun 20-Aug 22 2-5 yrs 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1861 Tue Jul 10-Jul 31 10-15 yrs 6:30-7:15 p.m.
1784 M/W Jul 30-Aug 15 5-11 yrs 4:00-4:55 p.m. 1728 Fri Aug 10 4-17 yrs 7:00-9:00 p.m.
GUITAR:
Bring your own guitar to this class. MATH DEVELOPMENT HORSE FUN FOR KIDS FRAZIER MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO
4 Weeks, $60 *Material Fee: $10 This math program is designed for children in grades 2-6 Learn basic horsemanship,
245 N Tustin St., Orange 92867
1863 Tue Jul 10-Jul 31 10-15 yrs 5:30-6:15 p.m. to identify skill gaps, improve grade level math skills, and haltering, leading, grooming,
(714) 771-2977
increase confidence. No class will be held on July 4. saddling and riding skills.
VIOLIN Instructor: Readwrite Solutions Staff (949) 263-0633 Parents are encouraged to SELF-DEFENSE
Bring your own violin to this class. Location: Steve Ambriz Memorial Park Building help. Bring a safety helmet and
Your child will learn self-defense
4 Weeks, $60 *Material Fee: $10 wear closed shoes.
3 Weeks, $79 *Material Fee: $20 while gaining the confidence
1864 Mon Jul 9-Jul 30 10-15 yrs 5:15-6:00 p.m. Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore (949) 285-5286
1785 M/W Jul 9-Jul 25 5-11 yrs 5:00-5:55 p.m. to protect themselves, and the
Location: El Rodeo Stables
1786 M/W Jul 30-Aug 15 5-11 yrs 5:00-5:55 p.m. courage to resist bullies and peer
4449 Carbon Canyon Rd., Brea, 92823
pressure. Our instructors connect
PACIFIC CONSERVATORY 4 Weeks, $70 *Material Fee: $20 with each child on a personal level. Class uniform included.
1311 E Katella Ave., Orange, 92867 PRESCHOOLERS: No class will be held on Jul. 3 and Jul. 5.
(714) 545-1217 1859 Sat Jun 16-Jul 14 3-6 yrs 10:00-11:00 a.m. 6 Weeks, $69
1860 Sat Jul 21-Aug 11 3-6 yrs 10:00-11:00 a.m.
PLAY THE PIANO BEGINNING VOICE PRESCHOOLERS
YOUTH: 1794 Tue Jun 19-Jul 31 3-4 yrs 5:40-6:10 p.m.
This class includes singing, ear training, note reading, and Explore many musical styles in beginning voice class as a
1857 Sat Jun 16-Jul 14 7-12 yrs 11:00 a.m.-Noon 1795 Thu Jun 21-Aug 2 3-4 yrs 6:30-7:00 p.m.
rhythm training to make learning to play the piano fun and soloist and as part of an ensemble. This fun class will help
1858 Sat Jul 21-Aug 11 7-12 yrs 11:00 a.m.-Noon
exciting for all. build confidence and enhance vocal technique. YOUTH
6 Weeks, $60 6 Weeks, $60 1796 Tue Jun 19-Jul 31 5-6 yrs 3:00-3:40 p.m.
1840 Mon Jun 18-Jul 23 8-14 yrs 5:00-5:55 p.m. 1843 Thu Jun 21-Jul 26 7-10 yrs 5:00-5:55 p.m.
FUN ON THE FARM 1797 Fri Jun 22-Aug 2 5-6 yrs 7:15-7:45 p.m.
1841 Wed Jun 20-Jul 25 6-8 yrs 4:00-4:55 p.m. 1844 Sat Jun 23-Jul 28 5-7 yrs 10:30-11:15 a.m. Feed, hold, and brush live farm animals. Make fun crafts and
1842 Fri Jun 22-Jul 27 5-7 yrs 3:30-4:25 p.m. 1845 Sat Jun 23-Jul 28 8-14 yrs 12:30-1:25 p.m. enjoy a pony ride each week. Parent participation is required.
Bring a safety helmet and wear closed shoes.
MINI SKILLZ
UKULELE FOR YOUTH KIDS GUITAR LESSONS Instructor: Cheryl Skidmore (949) 285-5286 Mini Skillz teaches your toddler stepping, listening,
L earn fingerpicking, tablature reading, and Location: El Rodeo Stables patience, respect, jumping, thinking, following, and sharing,
chunking as used in popular ukulele music. Learn to play the guitar with popular and traditional tunes in a martial arts setting. Come join the fun. No class will be
4449 Carbon Canyon Rd., Brea, 92823
and exercises. Class includes theory, tablature, note, singing held on July 5.
6 Weeks, $60
and playing at the same time, and rhythm reading. 4 Weeks, $70 *Material Fee: $20
9 Weeks, $89
1838 Tue Jun 19-Jul 24 8-14 yrs 6:30-7:25 p.m. 6 weeks, $60 1855 Fri Jun 15-Jul 13 2-6 yrs 11:00 a.m.-Noon
1839 Wed Jun 20-Jul 25 5-7 yrs 4:15-5:10 p.m. 1793 Thu Jun 21-Aug 23 1.5-3 yrs 5:30-6:00 p.m.
1856 Fri Jul 20-Aug 10 2-6 yrs 11:00 a.m.-Noon
2034 Sat Jun 23-Jul 28 8-14 yrs 1:30-2:25 p.m.
18 Summer 2018 *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. *The material fee payable to the instructor is due at the first class. Our Orange 19You can also read
