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local matters Placerville Recreation and Parks Give Where You Live by JULIE BURNSIDES the season for togetherness and giving, and who better to give to than the children of our ‘Tis own community? Because of the generous donations that locals make to the city’s Recreation for Youth Fund, about 150 children are able to take one of the enriching classes Placerville’s Recreation and Parks Division offers every year. The fund was established in 1995, and 100 percent of every donation is dispersed to the children who apply. If families with financial constraints meet the requirements for receiving assistance, the fund pays for 50 percent of their child’s class registration once every six months. The city believes every child deserves the chance to learn to paint, dance, swim, play basketball, or learn karate. Help keep this program alive and make sure no child is turned away. By donating, you receive the satisfaction of knowing that your money is going directly to the children of our community and get your name posted in the Recreation and Parks Activity Guide that’s delivered to over 10,000 residents three times a year. Cameron Park Community Services District Holiday Happenings by TINA HELM Sprint into the season at the annual Santa Run—a family-friendly 5K run/walk—on December 1 beginning at 8 a.m. (check-in starts at 7 a.m.) at the Cameron Park Community Center. After, join the fire department for a pancake breakfast. Don’t miss the Santa Parade, where the man in red drives throughout Cameron Park accompanied by the fire department, on December 7-9 (rain dates are December 14-16). Enjoy the Sierra Symphony Orchestra at the Cameron Park Community Center on December 8 beginning at 4 p.m. Tickets are available at the Shingle Springs/Cameron Park CSD office, Bel Air in Cameron Park, and online at showclix.com and sierrasymphony.org. The 50+ Room is open Monday-Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for table games like bridge, Mexican train, pinochle, cribbage, and more. Looking for something more active? Try a modified Zumba class or “Tai Chi for Better Balance”—both start December 4. Adults 18 and up are invited to join Richard Kowaleski on Wednesdays for ballroom dance To donate, call 530-642-5232 or mail your donation to 549 Main Street, Placerville, CA 95667. lessons at 7 p.m. and tango at 8 p.m. Youth in grades 1-8 can still sign up for a youth basketball league, which starts in January. First and second graders practice and scrimmage on Saturdays; third through eighth graders have weekly practices and put their skills to the test at weekly Saturday games. For kiddos wanting to learn a new craft, sign them up for Shabby Chic, where they can decoupage and embellish projects like dream boards, journals, and more. Looking for an affordable holiday event venue? The Cameron Park CSD has multiple rooms for events of all different sizes and types. For more information, visit cameronpark.org or call 530-677-2231. CATCH ALL Resilience Art Exhibit The El Dorado Arts Council (EDAC) is excited to showcase the most recent project from artist Kim Abeles—noted for her social, political, and feminist works and for creating communitybased projects that explore biography, geography, and the environment. During her one-month residency at the Institute of Forest Genetics, she worked with students from Independence High School to create the exhibit, Resilience. Sited at EDAC’s Confidence Lab (487 Main Street) in Placerville, the project is a sight to be seen, as it examines and reflects the idea of resilience. The students were excited to partake in such a complex project with an influential artist. "The arts, arts education, and art creation makes for a better person. It helps to expand one’s mind and create a more analytical, creative, and flexible outlook in life," explains EDAC Program Manager Andrew Vonderschmitt. Resilience is open Thursdays through Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; admission is free. —Emily Peter For more information, visit eldoradoartscouncil.org. Photo courtesy of Placerville Parks and Recreation. All photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations. 8 styleedc.com // DECEMBER 2018 // /styleedc /stylemediagroup /stylemediagroup /stylemagedcf
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