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The After School Program is geared towards youth in elementary and middle schools. This recreation program is designed to promote self-esteem through group interaction and self-expression. The program offers homework assistance, games, sports, music, computers and arts and crafts

Learn the art of Aztec Dance. Learn Aztec dance body movement and the special meaning of these movements

Learn the art of Aztec Dance. Learn Aztec dance body movement and the special meaning of these movements

Running, jumping, throwing and catching are basic fundamentals of sports, and basic elements of play. We allow these building blocks of athleticism; the key is to make it fun, not demanding or stressful.

Participants will learn different levels of techniques in stunts, dance, and cheer; all being taught with the understanding that safety comes first. It is the goal of this agency to provide a fun activity in a safe environment, aid in deterring youth from the pressures of the street, and help build self-esteem and social skills.

Capers is a performing Arts program for participant’s ages 4-17 interested in song and dance. Activities include a large dance and a culminating performance. Participants do a finale performance the 1st Saturday of June

Join our youth baseball league in collaboration with the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. All skill levels welcome.

Join our youth softball league in collaboration with the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. All skill levels welcome.

This class is a beginning level English course. The class provided the foundation skills needed so that students begin speaking and writing English.

Running, jumping are basic fundamentals of sports, and basic elements of play. We allow these building blocks of athleticism; the key is to make it fun. not demanding or stressful.

Get your aerobics workout done using kick boxing techniques.

Learn to dance to a variety of current music genres.

a 10-week behavior modification course, which assists parents with their adolescent's destructive behavior that leads to truancy, low grades, drugs, alcohol abuse and could lead to gang affiliation. Parents are taught new skills that lower arguments and family conflicts through positive reinforcement, active supervision and a personal action plan for their individual situation.

Exercise and physical activity are good for just about everyone, including older adults. Endurance and aerobic activities increase your breathing and heart rate. Brisk walking or jogging, dancing, swimming and biking are examples. Lifting weights or using a resistance band can build strength, and flexibility exercises stretch your muscles and can help your body stay limber

This is a fun way to get started. The demonstration is fun and easy to follow. Learn the basics: the different kinds of fibers, knitting needles and stiches. Great for newcomers and experienced knitters too.

Singles and couples are welcome to enjoy this fun and daytime social. Stay healthy and young, laugh and dance every day. This recipe seems to work. Come and see for yourself. Dress is casual.

You may never have learned to play the guitar when you were younger, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it now. It’s easy to learn how to play the guitar and play your favorite songs. The Department of Parks and Recreation offers easy guitar lessons for senior citizens. It’s never too late to enjoy playing your favorite songs!

Bingo is a popular activity that has benefits that extend well beyond socializing. Researchers found high-contrast, large bingo cards boost thinking and playing skills for people with cognitive difficulties and visual perception problems produced by Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.

Yoga is valuable for everyone, especially seniors. Go at your own pace with moderate stretching and meditation. Yoga focuses on the precise alignment of the body and basic poses.

Program is for kids ages 6-12, boys and girls. Kids will be play games, outdoor activities, field trips to different locations.

Participants will develop self esteem, confidence, self control and discipline through learning the technique of Taekwondo.

The Teen Club provides youth with a place to come together and have fun in a safe, supportive environment. Teens participate in many activities ranging from sports, field trips, dances, volunteer work, homework assistance and mentoring.

“Use it or lose it." That's what doctors these days are telling senior citizens about their bodies. But, seniors need not think they have to sign up for high-impact aerobics classes or run 10K races to stay in shape. Instead, fitting a simple 35-minute walk into their daily activities can keep them physically strong and agile. Walking is a tremendously good activity for senior citizens. It's cheap, it's simple, and almost anybody can do it.

Program is for kids ages 6-14, boys and girls. Kids will be play games, outdoor activities, field trips to different locations.

Stretch, relax, breathe and connect mind and body through yoga at your local park. Increase strength, flexibility and reduce stress. Don’t wait. Join one of our yoga classes today!

Get Your Groove On! Come and enjoy our aerobic fitness program featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin American dance, and performed primarily to Latin American dance music.

Pool is open to the public to cool off from the summer heat. Schedule varies depending on day(s). All pool users must be in approptiate swim wear.

Swim instruction provided to the community for all levels of swimming ability. Lessons offered for toddlers and infants, youth, adults, and seniors. Swim classes offered from ages 7 to adult for the non-swimmer up to advanced. Parent/toddler classes offered for ages 18 months to 6 years. All swim classes are based on American Red Cross guidelines. Class offerings are determined by need.

Program introduces participants to team competition through daily practice and weekly competitions. Program culminates with an inter-agency competition toward the end of the season.

Program introduces participants to team competition through daily practice and weekly competitions. Program culminates with an inter-agency competition toward the end of the season.

Program introduces participants to team competition through daily practice and weekly competitions. Program culminates with an inter-agency competition toward the end of the season.