Spring 2021 Enjoy!

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C O M I N G M A Y 2 0 2 1 ! 

BOOK TO 

ACTION 

The Palo Alto City Library is pleased to participate 

once again in the Book to Action initiative. This 

year’s theme is equity, focused on Ibram X. Kendi’s 

book How to Be An Antiracist. 

Stop by Mitchell Park or Rinconada Libraries 

starting April 21 to grab a copy of one of this year’s 

selections: How to Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. 

Kendi, Antiracist Baby by Ibram X. Kendi and This 

Book is Anti-Racist by Tiffany Jewell. 

Enjoy 

REGISTRATION..............................4 

PRESCHOOL .................................7 

YOUTH............................................8 

Fine Art..................................................8 

Children’s Theatre.................................14 

Special Interest.....................................18 

Middle School Athletics.........................30 

ADULT...........................................32 

Fine Art.................................................32 

Tennis...................................................34 

Boost Fitness........................................36 

LIBRARY........................................38 

ART CENTER..................................42 

SPRING 2021 

TABLE OF CONTENS 

Visit library.cityofpaloalto.org/BTA to see a full line 

up of antiracism workshops and programs. 

www.cityofpaloalto.org/enjoy 

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Participants may transfer programs prior to the start of the program, once a program has started and 

TRANSFERS: 

participant has attended, no transfers are permitted. Transfers are subject to space availability and the 

the 

Adult Programming (18+) Policies: 

In-Person, 

POLICY: Participants will have 24 hours fromthe first session to withdraw and receive a refund. 

WITHDRAWAL 

Participants will have until the end of the first session to transfer to another program. Transfers are 

TRANSFERS: 

subject to space availability and the customer is responsible for any additional program fees. 

always 

and Virtual Programming: 

Workshops 

POLICY: Families will have 5 days prior to the start date of the virtual program or workshop (virtual 

WITHDRAWAL 

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on their account, or pay a $15 processing fee per program, per participant, for a refund. 

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Waaaayys to regiister: 

Registration 

Onliine, viisiit: CiityyoffPPaaaaloAlto.....org/Enjoyy 

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Withdraw, Transfer, 

and Cancellation Policy 

All transfer and withdrawal request need to be received in writing within the time frames 

provided below. Email is encouraged and can be sent to EnjoyOnline@cityofpaloalto.org 

Mailed requests must be delivered prior to the end of the allotted time frame and can be sent to: 

Lucie Stern Community Center, 1305 Middlefield Rd. Palo Alto, CA 94301 

In-Person, Youth Programming (Under 18) Policies: 

POLICY: Participants will have 24 hours after the first session to withdraw and receive a refund. 

WITHDRAWAL 

received after the 24 hour window will not receive a refund. As with our regular withdrawal fee, the 

Withdrawals 

will have the option to receive the entire program fee as credit on their account, or pay a $15 processing 

customer 

per class, per child, for a refund. Due to Santa Clara County Health Ordinances, enrolling in another program 

fee 

after having attended a single session is only permitted after 3 weeks have passed. 

Withdraw, Transfer and Cancellation Policy 

customer is responsible for any additional program fees. 

I don't live in Palo Alto. Can I still register for Enjoy! 

programs? 

I'm a member of the Art Center Foundation. Does that 

qualify me for a discount? 

CANCELLATIONS: Refunds for programs that have been cancelled by the City are always 100% refundable. 

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CHILDRENS THEATRE 

STORY ACTING 

Age 4Y - 5Y 

Max 7 

Children are introduced to new and familiar 

stories that promise to spark their imaginations 

and inspire them to leap into action as characters 

in the story! Children learn to use simple props, 

and how to tap their dramatic instincts to create 

larger than life characters from the book. Story 

Acting classes allow young children to explore the 

rich and exciting world of theatre. Class may be 

repeated. This is not a parent participation class. 

CODE DATE TIME 

27116 April 10-May 22 Sa 11:15a - 12:00p 

27111 April 13-April 29 Tu/Th 3:45p - 4:30p 

Location : 

FEE: 

Children’s Theatre, Dance Studio 

$115R $132.25NR 

SPECIAL INTEREST 

PRE SOCCER 

Age 4Y - 5Y 

Max 12 

Teaches the basic techniques of the game and 

builds self-esteem through participation and fun 

soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions 

in a nurturing, age appropriate environment. Each participant 

will receive a soccer jersey. Shin guards are 

required. KLS class status hotline: (888) 372-5803 


27060 April 8-May 29 Th 4:20 p - 4:55p 

3527061 May 6-May27 Th 4:35p - 5:10p 

Location : Mitchell Park, Field North 

FEE: 

$119R $136.85NR 

Instructor: KidzLoveSoccer 

TOT SOCCER 

Age 3.5Y - 4Y 

Max 12 

Enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids.Encourages 

large motor skill development through fun 

soccer games and introduces small children to the 

group setting. Each participant will receive a soccer 

jersey. Shin guards are required. KLS class status 

hotline: (888) 372-5803 

PRE-SCHOOL 

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27063 April 8-May 29 Th 5:00p -5:30 p 

27064 May 6-May27 Th 5:15p - 5:45p 

Location : Mitchell Park, Field North 

FEE: 

$119R $136.85NR 

Instructor: KidzLoveSoccer 

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YOUTH 

CONTINUING CERAMICS 

Age 9Y - 15Y 

MAX 10 

Location : Palo Alto Art Center, Historic Courtyard 


26816 April 13-May 25 Tue 4:45p-6:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

$219 Resident, $251.85 non-resident 

Mo Moran 

YOUTH 

FUN WITH CLAY 

Age 5Y - 8Y 

MAX 10 


In these fun-filled classes, young artists explore 

clay and transform it! Students make boxes, cups, 

plates, and tiles, as well as modeled figures of 

animals, people, vehicles, plants, and much more. 

Students develop fine motor skills and self-confidence 

as their ideas come to life in imaginative 

three-dimensional artwork. This class is for anyone 

interested in exploring the rich possibilities of 

clay. Each quarter, the instructor introduces new 

themes, so this is a great class to take again and 

again. No previous experience with clay is required. 

BEGINNING CERAMICS 

Age 7Y - 11Y 

MAX 10 


In these fun-filled classes, young artists explore 

clay and transform it! Students make boxes, cups, 

plates, and tiles, as well as modeled figures of 

animals, people, vehicles, plants, and much more. 

Students develop fine motor skills and self-confidence 

as their ideas come to life in imaginative 

three-dimensional artwork. This class is for anyone 

interested in exploring the rich possibilities of 

clay. Each quarter, the instructor introduces new 

themes, so this is a great class to take again and 

again. No previous experience with clay is required. 

Ceramicists learn to use new ceramics tools, like 

the extruder and the slab roller, to create fired and 

glazed artwork ranging from dishes to castles! Each 

quarter, the instructor introduces new themes, so 

this is a great class to take again and again. This 

lively class is for continuing ceramics students who 

want to explore more advanced ceramics techniques, 

while having fun! 


26940 April 14-May 27 Th 4:30p-5:45p 

FEE: 


Instructor: KL Han CODE DATE TIME 

26814 April 17-May 22 Sat 12:45p-2:15p 


26809 April 14-May 26 Wed 3:30p-4:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Laurin Chichkanoff 

CERAMICS 

MAX 10 


Ceramicists learn to use new ceramics tools, like 

the extruder and the slab roller, to create fired 

and glazed artwork. This lively class is a great 

opportunity for siblings to enjoy an afternoon 

together exploring many ceramics techniques, 

while having fun! 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Age: 


Mo Moran 

7Y-14Y 




26810 April 12-May 24 Mon 3:00p-4:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

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26812 April 17-May 22 Sat 10:30a-11:45a 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Mo Moran 


26811 April 15-May 27 Thu 3:00p-4:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Kyungle Han 


26813 April 16-May 28 Fri 3:00p-4:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Mo Moran 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Mo Moran 



FEE: 

Instructor: 



CERAMICS STUDIO 

Age 9Y - 15Y 

MAX 10 


Students design their own projects and work at 

their own pace, making anything from hand-built 

clay vessels to clay sculptures. By introducing students 

to ceramics tools such as the clay extruder, 

they’ll learn more advanced ceramics techniques 

designed to boost confidence and skill, while building 

patience and dedication. This open-ended class 

is geared towards continuing ceramics students 

who are ready to pursue their own projects. 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Age: 


26941 April 16-May 28 Fri 2:45p-4:15p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Age: 


Mo Moran 

7Y-14Y 


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9Y-15Y 



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Instructor: 

Age: 



9Y-15Y 

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YOUTH 

SPRING CERAMICS INDEPENDENT 

STUDY 

Age 12Y - 18Y 

Virtual Learning 

This new Ceramics class is for teens who would 

like to work on their ceramics projects on their 

own time. Class fee includes a bag of clay and 

the glazes and firing required to complete projects. 

Instructor, Kathleen Gordon, is available to 

answer student questions via text and in person 

when dropping off and picking up artwork for 

firing. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 

$180 Resident, $207 non-resident 

Kathleen Gordon 

VIRTUAL WHEEL THROWING 

Age 12Y - 18Y 


The Palo Alto Art Center is continuing its a Virtual 

Wheel Program for students who have taken 

Kathleen Gordon’s wheel class in the past*. This 

class is a unique opportunity for you to rent a potter’s 

wheel for 8 weeks. Kathleen will provide a 

weekly virtual lesson and introduce new projects 

and techniques.The price of the class includes 8 

weeks Wheel Rental, 1 bag of clay and the glazes 

you’ll need to complete your projects, and weekly 

video project instructions via Zoom with Kathleen. 

New students welcome! 


26931 April 14-May 26 Wed6:45p-5:45p 

COLORFUL PAINTING 

Age 5Y - 9Y 

Max: 10 

Location : Palo Alto Art Center, Sculpture Garden 

This class is for students who love to work in color. 

Learn the fundamentals of color theory and mixing 

color in different media to create vivid works of art. 

Students will focus working with paint. From abstract 

expressionist paintings to realistic still life fruits, each 

project will be a vibrant exploration of color. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Anita Tran 

PASTELS 

Age 5Y - 9Y 

Max: 10 


This class is for students who love to work in color. 

Learn the fundamentals of color theory and mixing 

color in different media to create vivid works of 

art. Students will focus working with pastels. From 

abstract expressionist paintings to realistic still life 

fruits, each project will be a vibrant exploration of color. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Anita Tran 

DRAWING & PAINTING FOR TEENS 

AND TWEENS 

Age 9Y - 15Y 

Max: 10 


Explore the unique qualities of different mediums. 

Students will learn the different applications of dry and 

wet mediums. They will try charcoal, pastel, black ink, 

watercolor, and mixed media while they learn to draw. 

A fun and challenging class for students of all abilities 

to create works of art they’ll be proud of. 


26996 April 15-May 27 Thu 4:30p-5:45p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Taryn Curiel 

CREATIVE DRAWING 

Age 9Y - 15Y 

Max: 10 


In this focused class, students use various drawing 

materials to depict objects from observation and 

source materials. Students will develop basic and 

advanced drawing skills, including shading, line 

quality and composition, gaining confidence and 

skill as they learn to make deliberate artistic choices 

to achieve fine artworks and build their portfolios. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 

$180 Resident, $207non-resident 

Sue Emsley 

ILLUSTRATION 

Age 10Y - 15Y 


Are you interested in how illustrators develop 

characters in story books and animations films? 

Come learn from an experienced illustrator how to 

develop characters using shape, proportion, color, 

gesture line and facial expressions. Students will use 

professional illustration supplies to create and develop 

three characters and leave with a final display 

of their work and a sketchbook of their process and 

ideas to keep going. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 

VIRTUAL KID’S DRAWING SKILLS 

Age 6Y - 10Y 


In a fun and open-ended environment, students 

draw from life and from their imaginations as they 

learn techniques like shading, perspective, and 

proportioning. Young artists leave the class with a 

set of technical drawing skills that make them feel 

excited and empowered to continue making art. 

This is a wonderful class for kids who love to draw! 


26927 April 16-May 28 Fri3:30p-4:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Taryn Curiel 

$125 Resident, $143.75non-resident 

Paulina Shapona 

YOUTH 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Kathleen Gordon 

10

YOUTH 

VIRTUAL PASTELS 

Age 6Y - 10Y 


VIRTUAL CREATIVE DRAWING 

Age 9Y - 15Y 


VIRTUAL WATERCOLOR 

Age10Y - 15Y 


YOUTH 

Young artists mix and blend vibrantly colored 

chalk, pastels, and oil pastels in this fun, color-filled 

class! Through a variety of creative projects, 

including drawing landscapes, still-life, and 

learning from the Masters, students practice their 

drawing skills and learn how to mix and blend colors, 

while developing confidence in their drawing 

and painting abilities. This class is for any young 

artist who likes to draw and experiment with a 

variety of art materials. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 

VIRTUAL ART CLUB 



Paulina Shapona 

VIRTUAL MODERN BRUSHPEN 

CALLIGRAPHY 

Age 9Y - 15Y 


In this focused online class, students use various 

drawing materials to depict objects from observation 

and source materials. Students will develop 

basic and advanced drawing skills, including shading, 

line quality and composition, gaining confidence 

and skill as they learn to make deliberate 

artistic choices to achieve fine artworks and build 

their portfolios. 


26926 April 12-May 24 Mon 5:00-6:00 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Sue Emsley 

In this focused class for older students, techniques 

such as washes, textures, wet-on-wet, 

wet-on-dry, dry-on-dry, and wet-on-wet underpainting 

will be explained and practiced. Students 

will gain confidence in watercolor when they 

learn how to use pigment and water to make detailed 

paintings. The instructor will also teach the 

steps needed to finish a painting and elements of 

design to analyze the finished work. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Taryn Curiel 

In this hands-on virtual class, instructor Sharon 

Reich will lead students in weekly art projects 

where students can use their imaginations to create 

artwork using an array of materials and techniques. 

Drawing, painting, collaging, and more 

will be demonstrated and taught; the options to 

create fun pieces of art will be endless! 


26928 April 14-May 26 Wed 3:30-4:30 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Age 


Sharon Reich 

6Y - 10Y 

Introducing Brush Pen Calligraphy, a casual and 

modern form of writing beautifully. This class is 

a beginner level class and starts off with introducing 

how to use brush pens to create basic 

strokes. We will practice uppercase and lowercase 

letters. We will learn how to make alphabet 

connections and make words. We will also learn 

effects and background techniques .We will create 

a handmade lettering project at the end of 

the class. Learn this creative art of writing and explore 

endless possibilities for making bookmarks, 

wall art, card making and more! 


26929 April 15-May 27 Th 3:30-4:30 


26998 April 13-May 25 Tue 5:00-6:00 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Age 

12 


Sharon Reich 

6Y - 11Y 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

$140Resident, $161 non-resident 

Priti Dasot 

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YOUTH 

JUNIOR MUSEUM 

Saturday Family Walks 

Age 6Y + 

Max: 11 

Location: Mitchell Park 

Join a JMZ instructor for a relaxing and educational, 

family walk through Mitchell Park. 

Learn what animals and plants have lived in Mitchell 

Park in the past, and why squirrels do what they 

do. Look for blue birds, and experience the science 

behind trees and weather in Mitchell Park, and so 

much more! Masks required. All children must be 

accompanied by an adult. 

Junior Museum Science Outdoors 

Max: 10 

Join Junior Museum environmental educators out in 

the wilds of our beautiful Foothills Park or Baylands 

Open Space Preserves, and have countless adventures 

tromping through the trails and meadows. 

Learn about the unique plants and animals that call 

this special place home, and about the ecology that 

helps them thrive here. Masks and social distancing 

required. Students will meet outside the Foothills 

Park Visitors Center. Programs subject to cancellation 

per changing County and State pandemic restrictions. 

In the event of cancellation, customers will 

receive a pro-rated refund. Sorry, no unregistered 

siblings allowed. 

YOUTH 


27256 April 10 Sat 10:00a-11:30a 

27258 April 24 Sat 10:00a-11:30a 

27260 May 8 Sat 10:00a-11:30a 

27262 May 22 Sat 10:00a-11:30a 

Fee: 

Instructor: 

$20 Residents, $23 Non-residents, 

per child and per adult 

Corinne DeBra 

Junior Museum and Zoo Naturalist 


27240 April 17-April28 Wed 2:00p-4:00p 

Fee: 

Instructor: 

Location: 

Age 

$187 Residents, $215 Non-residents 

Alison Hlady and Penny Hutchinson 

Foothills Park 

1st Grade - 3rd Grade 


27241 April 17-28 Wed 2:00-4:00p 

Fee: 

Instructor: 

Location: 

Age 



Foothills Park 

4th Grade - 5th Grade 


27242 May 5-26 Wed 2:00-4:00p 

Fee: 

Instructor: 

Location: 

Age 



The Palo Alto Baylands 

1st Grade - 3rd Grade 


27243 May 5-26 Wed 2:00-4:00p 

14 

Fee: 

Instructor: 

Location: 

Age 



The Palo Alto Baylands 

4th Grade - 5th Grade 

15

YOUTH 

CURTAINS UP INTRO TO ACTING 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 10 

Location: Children’s Theatre, Dance Studio 

IMPROV LIKE A PRO 

Age 9Y - 15Y 

MAX 9 


YOUTH 

Designed for the beginning student, this class 

teaches beginning performers to develop believable 

characters while learning acting techniques 

in a fun, supportive environment. Under the 

guidance of a theatre professional, students gain 

confidence for performing in front of an audience 

by learning theatre games, improvisation techniques, 

and scripted work while having an unforgettable 

class experience. Students are welcome 

to repeat this class. 


27119 April 13-April29 Tu/Th 5:00p-6:00p 

Improvisation is a wildly fun performing art form 

where the actor’s split second decisions and quick 

witted responses can turn everyday situations 

into moments of comic delight! Whether you’re 

grooming yourself for an impromptu presentation 

at school, an audition for your favorite play, or 

a stint on “Saturday Night Live,” youngsters well 

versed in improvisational techniques are prepared to 

respond to all of life’s situations with wit and humor. 



FEE: 


FEE: 

Instructor: 

$128 Resident, $ 147.20 non-resident 

Bill Olson 

CHILDREN’S THEATRE 

BHARATANATYAM 

Age 6Y - 17Y 

Max: 12 


This course will introduce an ancient classical dance 

form from south Indian called Bharatanatyam. Children 

will learn the basic postures and steps, as well 

as some history and theory about this dance form. 




FEE: 

Instructor: 


Aparna Seetharaman 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Aparna Seetharaman 

CREATIVE DRAMATICS 

Max: 8 


This unique class introduces children to theatre by 

focusing on their natural sense of play. The aim is to 

encourage inventiveness and originality by introducing 

children to creative building blocks such as pantomime, 

games, skits and more! Children learn how to use their 

voice, body, natural expressions and imagination to 

discover the exciting experience of performance. 


27118 April 10-May 22 Sat 11:0a-12:00p 

FEE: 


Age: 7+ 


27117 May 4-May 20 Tu/TH 3:45p-4:30p 

FEE: 


Age: 6+ 


27120 April 10-April27 Tu/Th 12:30p-1:30p 

FEE: 

HOW TO AUDITION 

Age 9Y - 15Y 

MAX 6 


This class will help you prepare to audition with 

confidence! We’ll demonstrate and practice audition 

techniques and provide you with tips, resources and 

monologues. You’ll improve your cold reading skills, 

develop a dynamic monologue, and practice delivering 

monologues in front of the class. You’ll then be 

ready to deliver your best at that next audition! 


27122 May 6-May 20 Tu/Th 5:00p-6:00p 

FEE: 



PERFORMANCE STUDIO 

Age 9Y - 14Y 

MAX 11 


Students will work with a director to prepare and 

stage a short, one act play. They’ll be guided through 

the audition process, delve the depths of a character 

as a means of discovering dialogue that’s natural and 

believable, and gain hands-on experience performing 

on stage. Some memorization outside of class is 

expected. Everyone who enrolls will receive a role in 

the play. Actors of all experience levels are welcome. 


27124 April 10-May 22 Sat 1:45p - 3:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

$135 Resident, $ 155.25 non-resident 

Bill Olson 

16 

17

YOUTH 

INTERMEDIATE ACTING 

Max 10 

Age 9Y - 12Y 

Location: Children’s Theatre, Magic Castle Stage 

This class is a follow-up to our Intro to Acting course, and 

focuses on scene study, script analysis, and character 

development. Students will work on scenes with partners, 

and delve deeper into character studies, as a way 

to get to the heart of great acting. After taking this class, 

students will have confidence to audition for any role! 


27121 May5 - May20 Wed/Th 5:30-6:30 

FEE: 


ADVANCED SCENE STUDY 

Max 8 

Age 11Y - 15Y 

Location: Children’s Theatre, Magic Castle Stage 

Explore advanced acting techniques in this challenging 

course. Students will focus on text analysis and making 

dramatic choices based on the text. Students participate 

in engaging exercises as well as hands-on scene 

and solo work. Director feedback provides students 

with a deeper understanding of how to rehearse a 

scene. Memorization of scenes is required. Scenes are 

assigned on the first day of class. 


27126 April 14 - April 29 Wed/Th 5:30p - 6:45p 

FEE: 

$120 Resident, $ 138 non-resident 

THEATRE GAMES 

Age 9Y - 13Y 


dangerous foes! Created by professional singer and 

actor Ben Brady, World-Weavers challenges you 

to identify tactics to guide your character safely 

though this high stakes, perilous world. Zoom video 

link will be emailed to families prior to each session. 


27127 April 19-April 26 Tue 4:00p-6:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

VOCAL LESSONS 

Age 8Y - 9Y 



Ben Brady 

Enjoy these one-on-one vocal lessons with celebrated 

Children’s Theatre instructor, Ben Brady. Participants 

will learn innovative singing techniques, 

and with the instructor’s guidance, students are 

able to select songs from a variety of genres, including 

but not limited to Broadway, country, pop 

and rock. Zoom video link willbe emailed to families 

prior to each class. 


27146 April 10 - May 29 Sat 11:00a-11:30a 

27147 April 10 - May 29 Sat 11:45a-12:15p 

27148 April 10 - May 29 Sat 12:30p-1:00p 


27150 April 10 - May 29 Sat 2:00p-2:30 


27141 April 15 - June 3 Th 3:00p-3:30p 

27136 April 13 - June 1 Tu 3:00p-3:30p 










MELODY ACAEMY OF MUSIC 

PIANO 

Age 4Y -7Y 

MAX 10 


Come learn “Melody’s Birthday” with everyone! 

This course will introduce children to the world of 

music through various music skills, such as singing, 

ear-training, keyboard playing, rhythm ensemble 

and reading music. Let’s have fun! Please 

note: parent participation is required and only 

registered students are permitted into the class. 

The materials fee is included in the class Tuition. 

(class fee includes $45 materials fee) 


27153 April 01-May 06 Th 10:00a-10:45a 

27154 April 11-May 16 Sun 5:30p-6:15p 

27155 May 05-June 09 Wed 6:00p-6:45p 

27157 May 17-June 21 Mon 5:30p-6:15p 

27156 May 22- June 26 Sat 11:00a-11:45a 

27158 June 04-July 30 Fri 5:30p-6:15p 

27159 June 15-July 20 Tu 5:30p-6:15p 

GUITAR 

Age 6Y -13Y 

MAX 10 


Let’s play Guitar and learn your favorite song! 

This is a beginner class for kids. Focus will be on 

learning basic skills and techniques for the instrument. 

No former musical knowledge is required. 

Please bring your own guitar. The materials fee is 

included in the class Tuition. 

UKULELE 

Age 6Y -13Y 

MAX 10 


Let’s play Ukulele and learn your favorite song! 

This is a beginner class for kids. Focus will be on 

learning basic skills and techniques for the instrument. 

No former musical knowledge is required. 

Please bring your own ukulele. The materials fee 

is included in the class Tuition. 

Welcome to the fantasy realm of World-Weavers, 

a virtual game where you create your own character 

with supernatural powers! The Game Master 

then gives you a mission which can only be 

FEE: $320 Resident, $143.75 non-resident 

FEE: 


Instructor: Ben Brady 

Instructor: Melody Academy of Music 

accomplished by facing perilous tasks and defeating 

18 19 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Melody Academy of Music 

GUITAR 



27164 May 18-June 22 Tu 5:30p-6:15 

FEE: 

Instructor: 





27166 May 18-June 22 Tu 5:30p-6:15p 

YOUTH

YOUTH 

VIOLIN 

Age 6Y -13Y 

MAX 10 


Come and try this violin class designed for the 

beginning student! The Suzuki method is combined 

with Western teaching methods to provide 

strong foundation for playing the sophisticated 

instrument. Your child will be enjoying the beauty 

of the instrument! The materials fee is included in 

the class Tuition. If needed, please inquire about 

MAM violin rentals: the cost is $20 per session. 

FEE: 

Instructor: 




27160 April 03-May 08 Sat 10:00a-10:45a 

27161 May 12-June 16 Wed 5:30p-6:15p 

27162 May 20-June 24 Th 6:00p-6:45p 

MELODY MUSIC PRACTICE 

Age 5Y -18Y 

MAX 5 


Too busy to practice the piano or violin with your 

children at home? Are your children losing interest 

in music lesson because of the boring practice? 

This online program “Music Practice Partner”, will 

provide one-to-one LIVE practice with a professional 

music teacher. Your child will practice their skills 

and you will never have to argue with your children 

when it comes to practice! 

FEE: 


SPECIAL INTEREST 

ACADEMIC MATH 

Age 9Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 


Develop your interest and confidence in math! 

With this LIVE online class, students will learn 

skills and strategies through essential Common 

Core mathematic standards. Students will break 

down problems found in competitive math tests 

like Math Kangaroo, Math Olympiad, and AMC 

8 while developing critical thinking and creative 

problem solving skills. 


27092 April 28-June 02 Wed 4:30p-5:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Communication Academy Staff 

ACADEMIC WRITING: Non-Fiction 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 


Be better at responding to articles and non-fiction 

pieces. Students read and respond to different 

types of articles and non-fiction pieces: articles, 

memoirs, and biographies. In doing so, students 

improve their reading and critical thinking skills. 


27095 April 29-June 3 Th 3:15p-4:15p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



ACADEMIC WRITING: Response to Literature 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 


Be a better writer through reading! Students learn 

how to respond to readings clearly, concisely, and 

coherently as they practice supporting a central idea 

with strong examples and details. Students in this 

class focus on six skills: organization, voice, content, 

clarity, sentence fluency, and grammar/mechanics. 


27091 April 28-June 2 Wed 3:15p-4:15p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

CREATIVE WRITING: Short Story 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 




In this ONLINE Creative Writing camp, students 

will learn how to write creatively while learning 

how to organize, write with more descriptive detail, 

and focus to be the best writers they can be. 

With this LIVE online class, students will participate 

in interactive activities and practice, gaining 

confidence and strategies as a creative writer. 


27099 April 5-April 9 Mon-Fri 10:00a-12:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



CONFIDENT DEBATE: SPAR 

Age 11Y -14Y 

MAX 6 


Learn how to argue clearly and quickly! In this live 

online class, students develop fast-paced, one-onone 

arguments featuring simple, yet fun topics. 

Students learn how to think on their feet, articulate 

an argument, improv rebuttals, and learn 

both sides of a topic. 


27098 March 19-April 23 Fri 4:30p-5:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

CONFIDENT DEBATE: Student Congress 

Age 11Y -14Y 

MAX 6 




Ensure an academic edge! In LIVE online Student 

Congress, a mock legislative session, students 

debate “bills.” While they improve critical thinking, 

research, organization, presentation, and listening 

skills, students have fun, gain confidence, 

and experience teambuilding. Max 12 students 

in a camp. 


27097 March 19-April 23 Fri 4:30p-5:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



YOUTH 



27168 May 11-June 15 Tu 6:00p-6:25p 

27169 May 21-June 25 Fri 7:00p-7:25p 

20 21

YOUTH 

CONFIDENT PUBLIC SPEAKING: 

Persuasive 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 


Learn to argue effectively! In this online LIVE 

class, Students learn how to develop a well 

organized and cohesive argument while gaining 

research and critical thinking experience that will 

strengthen their writing. The course emphasizes 

vocal and physical delivery and teaches students 

how to analyze their audience and use logos, 

pathos, and ethos to move listeners. Small class, 

detailed feedback, and professional coaches! 


27096 April 29-June03 Th 4:30p-5:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Reader’s Theater 

Age 6Y - 8Y 

MAX 10 




Make reading come alive! Develop public speaking 

skills while becoming better readers! Students 

explore characterization and setting as they act 

out age-appropriate stories, nurturing confidence 

and creativity, learning to analyze and interpret 

characters while acting out plays, and improving 

their reading comprehension strategies.both 

sides of a topic. 


27089 April 27-June01 Tue 4:30p-5:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 




Student Leadership 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 


Make your message heard! Student Leadership 

encourages children to develop skills in diplomatic 

speaking, research, and writing. Students learn 

develop speeches on a cause, draft advocacy letters, 

and create presentations. Taught at age-appropriate 

levels. 


27101 April 05-April 09 Mon-Fri 1:00p-3:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

FIVE STAR ART OF MAGIC 

MAX 10 




Amaze your family with your new magic skills! 

Learn some of the best beginners magic tricks 

ever invented. Build valuable life skills while you 

learn engaging magic illusions taught by a skilled 

online instructor who is both a highly talented 

professional magician and a very patient and 

insightful teacher. Your receipt includes details 

on how to order our custom kit of super-secret 

magic materials ($60 inc. tax and shipping). 


27080 March 25-June 03 Th 3:30p-4:30p 

Age: 6Y - 8Y 

27081 March 25-June 03 Th 4:45p-5:45p 

Age: 9Y - 11Y 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Steve Koehler 

DESIGN AND DRIVE: STEM with LEGO® 

Age 5Y - 10Y 

MAX 14 

Are you a LEGO® gear head? Then come learn all 

about vehicles with Brick Tech this spring! Participants 

will be introduced to a variety of mechanical 

engineering concepts-from chassis types to aerodynamic 

design through hands-on building with 

LEGO®. Join us as we build, discover, and learn by 

engineering motorized LEGO® vehicles! Social distancing 

and Masks required. 



JEDI ENGINEERING 

Spring Break Camp with LEGO® 

Age 5Y - 10Y 

MAX 14 

The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering 

course for young Jedi! Explore engineering 

principles with LEGO® materials as we construct 

the Ewok Village on Endor, fly through space on 

our X-Wings, and defend the Echo Base on Hoth. 

Create motorized and architectural projects with 

imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire! 

KIDIZENS: BUILD-A-CITY 

22 23 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Brick Tech Staff 

Lucie Stern Community Center 

Community Room & Patio 


26818 April 5-April 9 Mon-Fri 9:00a-12:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Play-Well TEKnologies Staff 

Mitchell Park Community Center 

Adobe South 

Age 6Y -12Y 

MAX 12 


Kidizens, or kid citizens, are the civically responsible 

leaders of tomorrow! During our Build-A-City 

program, participants will design, construct, and 

manage an entire town out of LEGO! They’ll work 

together to tackle budget crises, deal with unexpected 

weather emergencies, resolve citizen protests, 

and more! No LEGO? No problem! Kidizens 

are resourceful! Students can use whatever building 

materials they have at home including LEGO, magnet 

tiles, recyclables, or even Minecraft! 


26980 March 25-May 27 Th 3:30p-4:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Kidizens Staff 

YOUTH

YOUTH 

STEM FUNdamentals with LEGO 

Age 6Y - 12Y 

MAX 14 

Master your engineering skills with Play-Well 

TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! 

Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, 

and architecture through engineer-designed projects. 

Design and build as never before and explore 

your craziest ideas with the guidance of an 

experienced Play-Well instructor. 


26826 April 20-June 1 Tu 4:00p-5:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 

PLAY-WELL @HOME: 

Celebrate Earth Day using LEGO® 

Age 5Y - 10Y 

MAX 16 




Mitchell Park Community Center 

Adobe South 

Help us “build” a better, more sustainable future 

this Earth Day using simple pieces from your own 

LEGO® collection. Students will explore our incredible 

national parks and connect with the natural 

world over Zoom with the guidance of an experienced 

Play-Well instructor, pushing their creative 

boundaries and learning new LEGO® building techniques 

along the way. Happy Earth Day! 


26837 April 24 Sat 11:00a-12:00p 

PLAY-WELL ONLINE with LEGO® 

Minecraft Engineering 

Age 6Y - 12Y 

MAX 16 


Bring the world of Minecraft to life as Play-Well 

classes go virtual! Build engineer-designed projects 

and learn new building techniques over Zoom, 

encountering practical real-world STEM concepts 

while learning from and connecting virtually with 

other young Minecraft enthusiasts. A specialized kit 

of LEGO® materials is required to participate in the 

class and is available for a $40 materials fee paid 

after registration. 


26836 March 29-April 26 Mo 4:00p-5:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

POKÉMON MASTER BUILDER with LEGO® 

Age 5Y - 12Y 

MAX 10 




Come build with Brick Tech this spring break and 

become the ultimate Pokémon master! In this 

virtual camp, participants will build Pokémon inspired 

projects out of LEGO® while learning about 

STEM concepts. Get ready to train for the ultimate 

LEGO® Pokémon battle! No special LEGO® pieces 

are needed, participants can use the LEGO® materials 

they have at home. 


26868 April 5-April 9 Mon-Fri 10:00a-10:45a 

JUNIOR PROGRAMMERS - Level 1 

Age 6Y - 8Y 

MAX 5 


Learn to create your first programs using Scratch Jr.! 

Start with making a character dance to producing 

a full simulated environment. In this introductory 

sequence of projects for Scratch Jr., we gradually 

introduce a variety of practices and concepts while 

simultaneously exposing young coders to a variety 

of blocks and tools in Scratch Jr. Each project is 

aligned with the algorithms and programming standards 

developed by the Computer Science Teachers 

Association (CSTA). 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


CodeForFun Staff 

MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT Level 1+2 

Age 9Y - 13Y 

MAX 5 


Want to learn how to create your own mobile apps 

from the comfort of your home?Learn the basics 

programming through mobile app development with 

Code for fun using the MIT App Inventor! Have fun 

creating and sharing apps with your friends. During 

this course, you will learn how to create user interfaces, 

develop simple games for android devices, utilize 

device sensors, and create your own virtual assistants 

like Siri or Alexa. Run the apps you create on your android 

device or simulator (Strongly preferred to use a 

physical device as many of the sensors we will be using 

are not present in the emulator). 


27070 May 01-May 22 Sat 3:00p-4:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

SUPERHERO SCRATCH PROGRAMMING: 

Camp 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 5 




This camp prepares students for a world of Scratch, a 

block-based visual programming language developed 

by the MIT media lab. In this camp, students will cover 

basic and intermediate levels of Scratch and learn 

how to create their own Superhero games to share 

with friend and family.Code for fun instructors are experts 

in computer science and make all of our online 

sessions fun and engaging for all ages 

YOUTH 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Brick Tech Staff 


27075 April 5-April 9 Mon-Fri 9:00a-1200p 

FEE: 


Instructor: CodeForFun Staff 

24 25

YOUTH 

ROBLOX GAME DESIGN - Level 1 

Age10Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


ROBLOX - Level 3 

Age10Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


PYTHON MASTERY - Level 3 

Age 10Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


WEB DESIGN - Level 1 

Age 11Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


YOUTH 

Roblox is an online game platform and game creation 

system that allows users to program and play games. 

Using Roblox Studio, students will learn how to create 

an obstacle course. They will then learn how to manipulate 

the virtual world to their liking, using the Lua 

programming language. 

Prior to starting the class, students will need to download 

Roblox Studio software on their computer and 

create an account. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 



In this class you will use Roblox Studio to create an 

expansive obstacle course where your goal is to get 

all the gems. Each gem is hidden behind challenging 

obstacles, and gathering it will give you powers to 

continue on to the next level. Your code will “spring” 

into action, when we begin to work with the physical 

properties of springs and ropes. Find out how to make 

moving platforms and teleporters using CFrames. Discover 

different ways to approach game design in this 

advanced course! 


27073 April 20-May 11 Tu 6:00p-7:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



Master your knowledge in Python - one of the most 

popular, intuitive, open-source programming languages!This 

course builds on top of the Level 2 class 

by teaching advanced Python skills. Led by an experienced 

Code for fun instructor, students will learn 

object-oriented programming with Python by building 

fun games!Code for fun instructors are experts in 

computerscience and make all of our online sessions 

fun and engaging for all ages. 


27071 May 7-May 28 Fri 6:00p-7:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



Welcome to the magical world of HTML!This course 

prepares students to create their own interactive 

webpages and focuses on fundamentals of HTML5. 

Students will learn to use tags to add headings, paragraphs, 

lists, tables, and images to their web pages. 

At the conclusion of this course, students will harness 

their new skills to create a single page on a website. 

Code for fun instructors are experts in computer 

science and make all of our online sessions fun and 

engaging for all students. 


27074 April 26 -May 17 Mon 3:00p-4:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



ROBLOX GAME DESIGN: Virtual Camp 

Age 10Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


Learn how to create your own Roblox Games and 

publish them for others to play!You will use Roblox 

Studio to create obstacle courses and story and 

adventure games to collect and sell items. After a few 

days of guided tutorials, you will be free to invent and 

build a game of your own design.You will become an 

expert at navigating 3D space. Design and manipulate 

elements to create the environment you imagine! You 

will use the Lua programming language to define the 

rules and mechanics of your games. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 



SCRATCH SUPERHERO - Level 1: 

Put your costume on! 

Age 7Y - 10Y 

MAX 5 


Welcome to the world of Scratch! 

A block-based visual programming language developed 

by MIT Media Lab. Ramp up your superhero 

powers and learn how to code from the comfort of 

your home. In this course students will harness their 

coding powers to create advanced games to show 

off to friends and family. Concepts covered Cartesian 

Coordinates, Variables, loops, Events, Debugging. 


26819 March 27-May 1 Sat 11:00a-12:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



PROGRAMMING WITH MINECRAFT Camp! 

Age 9Y - 14Y 

MAX 5 


In this block-based coding course, students will learn 

how to concentrate on logic and computational thinking 

to build advanced programming algorithms that tie 

in with the world of Minecraft. Learn how to mod Minecraft, 

create stories, build mini-games, reconstruct 

buildings, and turn blocks into gold! A great addition 

for students who have taken our Scratch programming 

course. 

Prerequisite: Block programming experience similar to Scratch 



FEE: 

Instructor: 



PYTHON PROGRAMMING: Virtual Camp! 

Age10Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


Ready to Python your way through the spring? Join 

Code for fun to experience one of the most popular 

coding languages taught around the world. Guided 

by an experienced Code for Fun teacher, students 

will explore beginning and intermediate levels of the 

language. 

Material Needed: Chrome book or computer, Stable 

Internet connection, WebCam. 


27078 April 5 to April 9 Mon-Fri 9:00a-1200p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 



26 27

YOUTH 

WEB DESIGN AND THE WORLD OF HTML: 

Camp! 

Age 11Y - 15Y 

MAX 5 


PLAY TENNIS THE STANFORD WAY! 

INDIVIDUAL TENNIS LESSONS 

Personal and semi-private lessons (1-4 players) taught by the staff of stanford hall of famer John Whitlinger 

and longtime stanford/uspta pro Tom Sarsfield whitlingersarsfieldtennis.Com. 

YOUTH 

Learn how to create an interactive website with Code 

for Fun! This Web Design camp will teach students 

the fundamentals of HTML5 and CSS (Cascading Style 

Sheets) to create their own multipage websites. 

Students will gain the necessary skills to make cool 

and fun webpages to show off to friends and family. 

Code for fun instructors are experts in computer 

science and make all of our online sessions fun and 

engaging for all ages. 

DIRECTOR’S HOURLY RATE 

STANFORD/USPTA ELITE PRO TOM SARSFIELD 

408 745-6171 THOMASSARSFIELD@MAC.COM 

$100 FOR 1-2 PLAYERS , $120 FOR 3-4 PLAYERS 

LESSONS AT RINCONADA PARK #5-6 

PRO’S HOURLY RATE 

$80 FOR ONE PLAYER, $5 PER HOUR MORE FOR 

EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON 

*$5 per hour discount for three (3) hours or more 

paid in advance. 

*FOR LESSONS AT MITCHELL PARK #1-2, CALL USPTA PROFESSIONALS NEIL DA SILVA (408) 398-5543, JOHN CHAN (650) 637- 

8809, HUNG NGUYEN (408) 499-2433, OR VISIT WHITLINGERSARSFIELDTENNIS.COM FOR MORE CONTACT INFORMATION. 


27079 April 5 to April 9 Mon-Fri 9:00a-1200p 

*FOR LESSONS AT RINCONADA PARK #5-6, THOR HOLT (650) 380-7139, MEGAN BRYAN (650) 759-8433 , Leo 

Marando (831) 537-6234, OR VISIT WHITLINGERSARSFIELDTENNIS.COM FOR MORE CONTACT INFORMATION. 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

SPRING COOKING 

with JUNIOR CHEF STARS 

Age 6Y - 13Y 

MAX 14 



Join us this spring as we provide your Junior Chef the 

with the necessary tools to create, cook and learn. 

With new recipes every session you can sign up for 

multiple sessions! Our curriculum covers nutrition, 

seasonal cooking, knife skills and the many cultural 

aspects of food. Your chef will learn critical life skills all 

while making new friends and having a blast. 

There will be a material fee of $80 paid to Junior Chef 

Stars at the first class. 

SOCCER 1 

Techniques & Teamwork Kidz Love Soccer 

Age 5Y - 6Y 

MAX 12 

Learn dribbling, passing and receiving, defense and 

shooting goals. Fun skill games are played at every 

session, and every participant will have a ball at his 

or her feet. This class is perfect for first time players 

while being fun and engaging for kids with some experience. 

Each participant will receive a soccer jersey. 

Shin guards are required after the first meeting. 

To check if class is being held due to inclement weather 

please call the KLS class status hotline: 

(888) 372-5803 


27058 April 08 -April 29 Th 3:30p-4:15p 

27059 May 6-May 27 Th 3:45p-4:30p 

PAYMENT FOR LESSON(S) MUST BE GIVEN TO THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE TIME OF YOUR FIRST LESSON. ONLY 

CHECKS PAYABLE TO TOM SARSFIELD WILL BE ACCEPTED (NO CASH OR CREDIT CARD). 

GROUP LESSONS 

Enjoy top-flight instruction from the staff of stanford hall of famer John Whitlinger and longtime stanford/uspta 

pro Tom Sarsfield. All classes will consist of six hours of instruction with a max of 6 unless stated otherwise.. 

Terrific tiny tennis classes will consist of six 40 minute lessons. Students provide own rackets. 

IMPORTANT: In case of rain, contact the recreation dept. at 463-4900, Monday through Friday, 

8:30am-5:30pm, within the hour before scheduled starting time for class status or check with the instructor 

by visiting WhitlingerSarsfieldTennis.com for contact information. If at any time the instructor 

is absent, report to the next scheduled lesson for makeup date. 

NO POSTPONEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE INITIATED BY THE INSTRUCTOR OR THE REC. DEPT. 


Unless notified to the contrary, make up lessons will be forwarded to the next normal meeting day and 

26981 April 13-June 1 Tue 3:30a-4:45p 

time. However, Fridays (for weekday lessons) or Sundays (for weekend lessons) may be used at the 

FEE: 


instructor’s discretion. NOTE: If an earlier class is postponed due to rain, all the following classes may 

FEE: 

$235 Resident, $270.25 non-resident Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer Staff 

also be postponed that day even if the courts become dry. 

Instructor: Junior Chef Cooking Stars 

Location: Mitchell Park, Field North 

Location: Lucie Stern Community Center 

Community Room and Kitchen 

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YOUTH 

QUICKSTART TENNIS 

Age 8Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 

JUNIOR NOVICE TENNIS 

Age 11Y - 14Y 

MAX 6 

JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 

Age 13Y - 17Y 

MAX 6 

YOUTH 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class! Learn 

simple and efficient techniques on the 60ft court with 

low compression tennis balls. Emphasis on control, 

consistency, sportsmanship, and FUN! We recommend 

the 25” rackets. 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class! Develop the 

essential techniques with emphasis on control, depth, 

and direction on the 78’ court with regulation tennis 

balls. Lessons will also incorporate rules, sportsmanship, 

and basic doubles play. Ten year olds may participate 

with instructors approval. 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class!For players 

who are consistent on a medium pace rally but needs 

to develop more spin, power, and/or variety. Refine 

stroke techniques, strategy, and tactics with performance 

enhancing drills. 

TERRIFIC TINY TENNIS 

Age 5Y - 7Y 

MAX 6 

Children, 5-7 years of age, play FUN activities and 

games on the “42 foot court” with low compression 

tennis balls. Lessons are designed to enhance their 

athletic and skill development in a success oriented 

environment. Small group lessons, only 2-6 students 

per class! We recommend 21”-23” rackets. 




26942 April 12-April 28 Mon/Wed 3:20p-4:00p 

26947 May 10-May 26 Mon/Wed 3:20p-4:00p 

FEE: 


Instructor: Whitlinger/Sarsfield Tennis Staff 

Location: Rinconada Park Tennis Court 5 & 6 


26949 April 13-April 29 Tu/Th 3:20p-4:00p 

26951 May 11-May 27 Tu/Th 3:20p-4:00p 

FEE: 



Location: Mitchell Park Tennis Court 1 & 2 



26954 May 10- May 26 Mon/Wed 4:00p-5:00p 

FEE: 

$115Resident, $132.25 non-resident 




26956 April 13-April 29 Tu/Th 4:00p-5:00p 

26957 May 11- May 27 Tu/Th 4:00p-5:00p 

FEE: 




QUICKSTART ADVANTAGE TENNIS 

Age 9Y - 10Y 

MAX 6 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class!Review 

and develop techniques on the 60 ft. court with low 

compression tennis balls. More emphasis on depth, 

direction, and spin.Players should have prior Quickstart 

experience and/or instructor’s approval. 




FEE: 





26961 April 12-April 28 Mon/Wed6:30p-7:30p 


FEE: 




JUNIOR LOW INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 

Age 11Y - 14Y 

MAX 6 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class! Develop the 


and direction on the 78’ court with regulation tennis 

balls. Lessons will also incorporate rules, sportsmanship, 

and basic doubles play. Ten year olds may participate 

with instructors approval. 



FEE: 

$115Resident, $132.25non-resident 




26963 April 13-April 29 Tu/Th5:00p-6:00p 

26964 May 11-May 27 Tu/Th5:00p-6:00p 

FEE: 






FEE: 




KIDS & FAMILY CAPOEIRA CLASS 

Age 3Y+ 

MAX 12 


Capoeira is an exciting combination of martial arts, 

music, dance and gymnastics. (https://youtu.be/ 

SecqYX_wPxI ) Developed by African slaves in Brazil 

centuries ago, today Capoeira is practiced by adults 

and children all over the world. In the class, youth 

gain flexibility, strength, and confidence as they 

become more graceful in the basic Capoeira movements, 

learned first in isolation and then put together 

in a “jogo” or game. Zoom video link will be emailed 

to families prior to each class. Parents are encouraged 

to enroll with their children! 


27170 April 13-May 30 Sun 9:00a-10:00a 

FEE: 

Instructor: 


Megha Makam 

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YOUTH 

MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS 

Spring Fitness Classes 2021 

Co-ed 6th Grade FOOTBALL SKILLS 

Age 9Y - 16Y 

MAX 14 

The football program’s purpose is to provide a positive 

environment in which students can develop 

skills, enjoyment and teamwork. Due to COVID-19, 

we will be offering football classes in place of our 

flag football season. Participants will have an opportunity 

to work with a coach in small groups, on 

football skills and drills. 

Kids will work on individual skills and will follow 

all State and County guidance related to COVID 

19 including social distancing, hand washing, and 

wearing face coverings. 




Co-ed 6th Grade TRACK SKILLS 

Age 9Y - 16Y 

MAX 14 

The track program this year is intended for all skill 

level players. All participants will learn many running 

skills and techniques. Please bring running shoes and 

running gear for class. Practices will be held two or 

three times a week. No Class on Monday January 18th, 

due to a City Holiday. Kids will work on individual skills 

and will follow all State and County guidance related 

to COVID 19 including social distancing, hand washing, 

and wearing face coverings. 




FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 

$110.5 Resident, $110.5 non-resident 

Middle School sports staff 

Juana Briones Park Field 

Co-ed 7th-8th Grade TRACK SKILLS 

Age 9Y - 16Y 

MAX 14 

The track program this year is intended for all skill 

level players. All participants will learn many running 

skills and techniques. Please bring running shoes and 

running gear for class. Practices will be held two or 

three times a week. No Class on Monday January 18th, 

due to a City Holiday. Kids will work on individual skills 

and will follow all State and County guidance related 

to COVID 19 including social distancing, hand washing, 

and wearing face coverings. 


26547 April 12-April 29 Tue/TH 4:00p-5:00p 

26549 May 03-May 20 Tue/TH 4:00p-5:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 




YOUTH 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 




Co-ed 7th-8th Grade FOOTBALL SKILLS 

Age 9Y - 16Y 

MAX 14 

GIRLS 6th Grade VOLLEYBALL SKILLS 

Age 9Y - 16Y 

MAX 14 

GIRLS 7th-8th Grade VOLLEYBALL SKILLS 

Age 9Y - 16Y 

MAX 14 


environment in which students can develop skills, 

enjoyment and teamwork. Due to COVID-19, we will 

be offering football classes in place of our flag football 

season. Participants will have an opportunity to work 

with a coach in small groups, on football skills and 

drills.Kids will work on individual skills and will follow 

all State and County guidance related to COVID 19 including 

social distancing, hand washing, and wearing 

face coverings. 

The volleyball program’s purpose is to provide a positive 


enjoyment and teamwork. Due to COVID-19, we will be 

offering volleyball classes in place of our volleyball season. 

Participants will have an opportunity to work with 

a coach in small groups, on volleyball skills. No Class on 

Monday January 18th, due to a City Holiday.Kids will 

work on individual skills and will follow all State and 

County guidance related to COVID 19 including social 

distancing, hand washing, and wearing face coverings. 



enjoyment and teamwork. Due to COVID-19, we will be 

offering football classes in place of our flag football season. 

Participants will have an opportunity to work with 

a coach in small groups, on football skills and drills.Kids 

will work on individual skills and will follow all State and 

County guidance related to COVID 19 including social 

distancing, hand washing, and wearing face coverings. 










FEE: 


FEE: 

$110.5 Resident, $110.5 non-resident FEE: 


Instructor: Middle School sports staff 



Location: Juana Briones Park Field 

Location: Mitchell Park Field South 

Location: Mitchell Park South Field 

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ADULT 

FINE ART 

CERAMICS CURBSIDE FIRE AND GLAZE 

MAX 80 

This monthly program allows current advanced Palo 

Alto Art Center Ceramics Program participants to create 

cone 10 ceramics wares at home and have them bisque 

and glaze fired at the Palo Alto Art Center with curbside 

drop-off and pick-up.Curbside prerequisites and 

requirements:Open only to students who have taken 

ceramics classes at the Art Center.Must purchase clay 

from Palo Alto Art Center ($25).Includes 3 pints of glaze 

(additional pints available for $10 each).Please see receipt 

for complete instructions and curbside schedule. 


27105 April 01-April 30 Varies 

27106 May 01-May 31 Varies 

27107 June 01-June 30 Varies 

FEE: 


Location: Palo Alto Art Center, Ceramics Studio 

Schedules will be sent to you after you enroll. 

HAND BUILDING WITH GARY CLARIEN 

Outdoors in-person 

MAX 10 

Join Gary Clarien for a hand building class focusing on 

slab building techniques. Students will create clay slabs 

to construct functional and nonfunctional forms using 

templet cutouts, wood frames, plaster molds, and more. 

We will also cover various techniques for surface treatment, 

including textures, colored slips, glazes, and stains. 


27437 April 7-June 9 Wed 10:00a-1:00p 

FEE: 

Location: 


26500 April 8 - June 10 Th 10:00a-1:00p 

FEE: 

Location: 


Palo Alto Art Center, Historic Courtyard 

HAND BUILDING with JOEY AGCOPRA 

Outdoors in-person 

MAX 10 

Join Joey Agcopra outdoors in the Art Center’s Historic 

Courtyard for this in-person class. In this class Joey 

will focus on coiling techniques. Projects will include 

a tea bowls, coiled basket, vases, and more. Face 

coverings required for all. Work-spaces will be safely 

distanced and disinfected. Please bring all your own 

tools. No shared tools or equipment is permitted. 

Please your “Receipt Notes” for tool list. 


Palo Alto Art Center, Historic Courtyard 

OUTDOOR ACRYLIC PAINTING 

MAX 14 

Exciting breakthroughs with acrylic paint allow it 

to be handled more like traditional oil paint: slower 

drying time, buttery consistency, and smooth 

mix-ability. Learn how to handle and control this 

marvelous medium with easy to follow step-bystep 

methods. Class will cover staging your picture, 

color theory, design, materials, techniques, 

and tricks.Outdoor heaters and tents will be available. 



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FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Richard Becker 

Palo Alto Art Center, Sculpture Garden 

OUTDOOR WATERCOLOR PAINTING 

MAX 14 

Using images from still life and landscape, students 

will learn the basics of watercolor painting. 

We will cover wet-in-wet, drybrush, washes, and 

glazes. Most importantly, we will become familiar 

with the behavior of water, our complex partner in 

the painting process. Explore a variety of papers, 

pigments, and brushes. Learn about composition, 

design, and color theory. 


27104 April 24-June 26 Sat 10:00a-1:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Richard Becker 


PAINTING: BEGINNING AND BEYOND 

MAX 15 

Painting Beginning and Beyond is moving to the 

porch!Enrollment will be limited since we will be socially 

distant. Ann will be providing painting prompts 

for beginners and anyone else who wants a skills 

prompt at the beginning of each class. Students are 

also welcome to pursue their own artistic interests 

and Ann will help you in your own art practice. Beginners, 

and all other skill levels are welcome. Acrylic, 

watercolor, oil, and pastel are welcome. 


26497 April 16-June 18 Fri 10:00a-1:00p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Ann McMillan 


FLOWER ARRANGING/IKEBANA 

MAX 12 

Learn how to make your own beautiful floral arrangements 

for your home and table. For the first six 

sessions you will learn various elements of floral 

design through demonstrations and creating your 

own bouquets. You’ll end this class by designing and 

making your own arrangements.Schedule: 

Week 1: Introduction, random flower bunch 

Week 2: Greens, random flowers with additional greens 

Week 3: Analogous colors 

Week 4: Contrasting colors 

Week 5: Leaf manipulation 

Week 6: Accents 

Week 7 & 8 : On your own - critique 


27130 April 23-June 11 Fri 3:00p-4:30p 

FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Jennifer Hess 


ADULT

ADULT 

PLAY TENNIS THE STANFORD WAY! 

INDIVIDUAL TENNIS LESSONS 

Personal and semi-private lessons (1-4 players) taught by the staff of stanford hall of famer John Whitlinger 

and longtime stanford/uspta pro Tom Sarsfield whitlingersarsfieldtennis.Com. 

DIRECTOR’S HOURLY RATE 

STANFORD/USPTA ELITE PRO TOM SARSFIELD 

408 745-6171 THOMASSARSFIELD@MAC.COM 

$100 FOR 1-2 PLAYERS , $120 FOR 3-4 PLAYERS 

LESSONS AT RINCONADA PARK #5-6 

PRO’S HOURLY RATE 

$80 FOR ONE PLAYER, $5 PER HOUR MORE FOR 

EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON 

*$5 per hour discount for three (3) hours or more 

paid in advance. 

*FOR LESSONS AT MITCHELL PARK #1-2, CALL USPTA PROFESSIONALS NEIL DA SILVA (408) 398-5543, JOHN CHAN (650) 637- 

8809, HUNG NGUYEN (408) 499-2433, OR VISIT WHITLINGERSARSFIELDTENNIS.COM FOR MORE CONTACT INFORMATION. 

*FOR LESSONS AT RINCONADA PARK #5-6, THOR HOLT (650) 380-7139, MEGAN BRYAN (650) 759-8433 , Leo 

Marando (831) 537-6234, OR VISIT WHITLINGERSARSFIELDTENNIS.COM FOR MORE CONTACT INFORMATION. 

PAYMENT FOR LESSON(S) MUST BE GIVEN TO THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE TIME OF YOUR FIRST LESSON. ONLY 

CHECKS PAYABLE TO TOM SARSFIELD WILL BE ACCEPTED (NO CASH OR CREDIT CARD). 

GROUP LESSONS 

Enjoy top-flight instruction from the staff of stanford hall of famer John Whitlinger and longtime stanford/uspta 

pro Tom Sarsfield. All classes will consist of six hours of instruction with a max of 6 unless stated otherwise.. 

Terrific tiny tennis classes will consist of six 40 minute lessons. Students provide own rackets. 

IMPORTANT: In case of rain, contact the recreation dept. at 463-4900, Monday through Friday, 

8:30am-5:30pm, within the hour before scheduled starting time for class status or check with the instructor 

by visiting WhitlingerSarsfieldTennis.com for contact information. If at any time the instructor 

is absent, report to the next scheduled lesson for makeup date. 

NO POSTPONEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE INITIATED BY THE INSTRUCTOR OR THE REC. DEPT. 

Unless notified to the contrary, make up lessons will be forwarded to the next normal meeting day and 

time. However, Fridays (for weekday lessons) or Sundays (for weekend lessons) may be used at the 

instructor’s discretion. NOTE: If an earlier class is postponed due to rain, all the following classes may 

also be postponed that day even if the courts become dry. 

ADULT NOVICE TENNIS 

MAX 6 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class. Develop the 


and direction. Lesson will also incorporate rules, 

sportsmanship, and basic doubles play. 




FEE: 




ADULT LOW INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 

MAX 6 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class! For 

players who are consistent on a slow paced rally 

but needs to develop better depth and directional 

control and use of spin. Review and strengthen 

stroke techniques with more emphasis on basic 

strategy and tactics. 


26968 April 12-April 28 Mon/Wed 10:00a-11:00p 

26969 May 10-May 26 Mon/Wed 10:00a-11:00p 

FEE: 





26970 April 13-April 29 Tue/Th 6:30p-7:30p 

26971 May 11-May 27 Tue/Th 6:30p-7:30p 

FEE: 




ADULT INTERMEDIATE TENNIS 

MAX 6 

Special service, only 3-6 players per class! For 

players who are consistent on a slow paced rally 

but needs to develop better depth and directional 

control and use of spin. Review and strengthen 

stroke techniques with more emphasis on basic 

strategy and tactics. 


26972 April 12-April 28 Mon/Wed 11:00a-12:00p 

26973 May 10-May 26 Mon/Wed 11:00a-12:00p 

FEE: 





26974 April 13-April 29 Tue/Th 7:30p-8:30p 

26975 May 11-May 27 Tue/Th 7:30p-8:30p 

FEE: 




ADVANCED PLAYERS TENNIS 

MAX 10 

Longtime Stanford/USPTA Pro Tom Sarsfield will personally 

teach this dynamic clinic for Advanced Players 

(NTRP 3.5-4.5). Players will enhance their tactical 

and strategic play with competitive situational drills. 

Refine stroke techniques with Ball machine and 

Serving target drills.Only 3-5 players per Pro/court! 


26976 April 24-May 15 Sat 10:30a-12:00p 

FEE: 



Location: Rinconada Park Tennis Court 4, 5 & 6 

ADULT 

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ADULT 

ADULT BOOST FITNESS CLASSES: 

Join our community and boost your healthy lifestyle with BOOST! Palo Alto, a diverse array of adult fitness 

classes. 

A required membership pass can be purchased from Enjoy! Online. 

A membership is $65 for 10 classes for individuals 60 , or $75 for 10 classes for individuals 59 and under. You 

can participate in any of the listed classes with the membership*. 

*Memberships are non-transferable, non-refundable, and can only be used by a single member. You have 12 

months from the time of purchase to use up your passes before they expire. 

For current BOOST! members: if you have your Boost! member number, email the instructor your name and 

member number and let them know you are requesting to join their next session. If you do not have your 

member number, please email LSCC@cityofpaloalto.org to get your member number and be connected to the 

instructor(s). Instructor emails are noted below. 

These virtual meetings will be held on Zoom. You will need a tablet or computer/laptop that can access the 

internet, play video, and has sound. You can test that your device and sound will work with Zoom by clicking on 

this link: https://zoom.us/test 

Each instructor will let you know if their workout will need any “at home” exercise equipment to improve the quality 

of the workout provided (i.e. a belt or tie to help with stretches, a chair for balance, etc.). 

Boost Adult Fitness Schedule: 

Monday: 

8am-9:15am, Early Aerobics with Ting Li, email: ting.li@gmail.com 

9:45am-10:45am, Pilates Total Body with Yue Whelchel, email: oceanyy2003@yahoo.com 

Tuesday: 

10am- 11:15am, Yoga with Leila, with Leila McGrory. email: earlings@hotmail.com 

Wednesday: 

9:45am-10:45am, Barre Fusion with Yue Whelchel, email: oceanyy2003@yahoo.com 

Thursday: 

10am- 11:15am, Yoga with Leila, with Leila McGrory. email: earlings@hotmail.com 

Friday: 

8am-9:15am, Early Aerobics with Jerrie Thurman, email: jerrie.thurman@gmail.com 

9:45am-10:45am, Total Body Conditioning* with Yue Whelchel, email: oceanyy2003@yahoo.com 

*Total Body Conditioning recommends 5-8lbs weights* 

CARDIO DANCE 

MAX 11 

A high-energy, low-impact outdoor workout set to Top 

40 Dance and Pop Music. Each song has its own follow-along 

formula that combines fitness moves with 

simple dance steps. All new choreography, designed to 

be easy to follow and safe for dancing on grass! Experience 

the joy of movement, music, and self-expression 

while maintaining or elevating your fitness. Class size 

limited to allow for physical distancing. 


26833 March 23-May 25 Tue 9:00a-9:50a 

26834 March 24-May 26 Wed 9:00a-9:50a 

26835 March 25-May 27 Th 9:00a-9:50a 

Saturday: 

9am-10am, Zumba with Carla Kenworthy, email: unizumba@gmail.com 

FEE: 


FEE: 


**Cardio Dance with Kelly McGonigal is now a class that you can sign up for and is no longer 

Instructor: Aaron Alpert 

Instructor: Loren Chin 

part of the Boost! Drop In program, for questions, email us at LSCC@cityofpaloalto.org.** 

Location: Mitchell Park Bowl 

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FEE: 

Instructor: 

Location: 


Kelly McGonigal 

Lucie Stern Community Center Patio 

NIRKODA BA’GAN: 

Outdoors Israeli Folk Dancing 

MAX 42 

Experience the culture of Israeli with rikudei am – Israeli 

folk dancing. Walk, skip, and jump to classical and contemporary 

Israeli folk music. We will alternate between 

teaching and reviewing new dances, followed by open 

dancing. Requests are encouraged. The class is at the 

intermediate to advanced level. Classes cancelled due to 

rain, poor air quality, or other weather events will be rescheduled 

for the following week. Refunds are not offered. 


27051 April 4 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

27052 April 11 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

27053 April 18 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

27054 April 25 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

27055 May 2 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

27056 May 9 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

27057 May 23 Sun 2:00p-5:30p 

INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING 

MAX 30 


Classic line dances featuring music from swing, 

country western, Latin, Ballroom, and Zydeco 

traditions forms. Emphasis on developing dance 

“presence” and poise as well as building skill and 

endurance. An outrageously fun way to stay in 

shape, make new friends, and energize mind, body, 

and spirit. Singles and couples welcome! No partners 

necessary. This section focuses on dancers with 

a minimum of two years line dance experience, or 

by permission of instructor, and who want to build 

memory skills, resilience, technique and composure 

on the dance floor. The dances are more challenging, 

taught at a faster pace with attention to styling. 



FEE: 

Instructor: 


Donna Frankel 

CHEN TAI-CHI for Lifelong Wellness 

MAX 30 


Chen style Taiji is widely acknowledged as the ancestor 

of all TaiChi styles, incorporating martial arts and 

health benefits which may improve lifelong physical 

wellness, mind-body connection, stress reduction, 

better joint mobility, physiological functions, concentration, 

body coordination, balance, immune system, 

physical strength & flexibility. 


26860 April 1-June 3 Th 6:00p-7:15p 

ADULT

LIBRARY 

Whether you want to pick up a new hobby or skill, discuss an interesting book with fellow community 

members, or simply find your next great read, the Library is here for you! 

SIDEWALK SERVICE 

Sidewalk Service is available Tuesday to Saturday, 

12–5 PM at Mitchell Park and Rinconada 

Libraries. You can pick up holds by appointment 

and return materials 24/7 at these locations. Our 

book returns at College Terrace and Downtown 

Libraries are open all day, Saturday and Sunday. 

If you have any holds you no longer want or need, 

please email librarycirculation@cityofpaloalto.org 

or log into your account to cancel them so others 

can enjoy our materials in a timely manner. 

For more information, visit library.cityofpaloalto. 

org/current-library-services or give us a call at 

(650) 329-2436. 

BOOK BUNDLES 

Our popular book bundles are available for checkout 

during Sidewalk Service, no appointment 

needed! Stop by Rinconada or Mitchell Park Library 

to pick up a bundle of board books, picture 

books, or readers. 

UPCOMING EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

Mark your calendars for our free virtual events 

happening this spring! Events are subject to 

change. For most up-to-date event information 

and registration, please visit bit.ly/seePACLevents. 

FOR CHILDREN 

Family & Little Ones Storytimes 

Every Monday to Friday, 11 AM on Facebook 

Join us on Facebook for stories, songs, finger 

plays and more! 

Sensory Storytime 

Every Wednesday, March 3–24, 10 AM on Facebook 

Sensory Storytime is a fun, interactive, educational 

storytime designed exclusively for young 

children with autism or sensory processing challenges. 

We’ll engage the senses through music, 

movement, stories, and play in a virtual setting. 

3D Design with Tinkercad 

Saturday, April 3rd, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM 

Online Event 

In this course, students will learn the basics of 3D 

modeling. By the end of the lesson they will have 

made their own 3D model of a rocketship as well 

as have the knowledge to create anything they 

imagine. Presented by KoreKloud. Grades 5-8. 

Registration Required. 

FOR TEENS 

College Admissions and the Importance 

of Community Service in the time of 

COVID-19 

Thursday, March 4, 7 PM – 8 PM 

Online Event 

This virtual presentation will help families understand 

how COVID-19 is changing the college admissions 

landscape and how it will affect Freshmen, 

Sophomores, and Juniors. The presentation will be 

led by Ron Feuchs and Jackie Tepper, partners at 

Stand Out For College, LLC. Registration required. 

Shelf Speak Podcast 

Anchor.fm/ShelfSpeak 

The Teen Library Advisory Board has launched 

their very own podcast, Shelf Speak! Tune in for 

book, movie, and tv recommendations and to 

hear TLAB’s two cents on current events. Listen 

now on Spotify, Google Podcasts, RadioPublic, or 

Anchor. New episodes released monthly. 

Teach a Librarian To Play Videogames 

2nd & 4th Thursday of the month, 3:30-4:30 PM 

Twitch.tv/PaloAltoLibrary 

Calling all Animal Crossing players! Have you ever 

wanted to teach someone how to play Animal 

Crossing: New Horizons? Now is your chance! Librarian 

Camden will be streaming live. With zero 

knowledge of how ACNH works and absolutely 

no clue how to get started, Camden needs all the 

help she can get. Subscribe at bit.ly/enjoyTwitch 

Graphic Novel Book Club 

Second Thursday of the month, 7–8:30 PM 

Online Event 

Join us every month for book discussions on a 

graphic novel, led by Danièle Archambault, Ph.D. 

(Linguistics). For adults and teens ages 16 and 

up. Check the library’s online calendar to find out 

what titles we’re reading. Spring dates: March 11, 

April 8, May 13. Email Daniele@DanieleBD.com 

to join. 

Teen Library Advisory Board (TLAB) 

Every Other Friday, 4 – 5 PM 

Do you have a passion for reading or libraries? 

Are you interested in serving the local teen community? 

Consider joining our Teen Library Advisory 

Board! As a member of TLAB, you will assist 

the library on programs, brainstorm creative 

ways to promote library materials, and be a part 

of our new podcast, Shelf Speak. Grades 8-12. If 

interested, please email Molly at LibraryTeens@ 

CityofPaloAlto.org. 

Submit a Book Review 

Calling all teens, ages 13-18, we are offering volunteer 

hours for book reviews! Have you recently 

read a book you couldn’t put down? Write it up in 

a book review and we will feature it on the library 

website. For more information and to submit, 

visit bit.ly/teenspage and click on volunteer. 

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LIBRARY

LIBRARY 

FOR ADULTS 

Virtual Tour of Silicon Valley Advanced 

Water Purification Center 

Wednesday, March 10, 5:30–6:30 PM 

Online Event 

Join us for a virtual tour of the Silicon Valley 

Advanced Water Purification Center! You’ll hear 

from the Santa Clara Valley Water team about the 

advanced treatment processes and the role of recycled 

and purified water as a future sustainable 

water supply. Registration required. 

Stay Woke: A Social Justice Book Club 

Second Saturday of the month, 11 AM –12PM 

Online Event 

Interested in social justice and human rights? Are 

you looking to gain a greater understanding of the 

inequalities in the world around you? If so, this 

book club might be for you! Check the library’s online 

calendar to find out what titles we’re reading. 

Spring dates: March 13, April 10, May 8. Registration 

required. 

ESL Conversation Group 

Wednesdays, 10:30–11:30 AM 

Online Event 

Designed for adults 18 and up. Join us for an hour to 

practice speaking and listening in English in a friendly 

and informal setting. Registration required. 

Brown Bag Book Club 

Second Tuesday of the month, 12–1 PM 

Online Event 

Enjoy a bit of intellectual nourishment before lunch 

with members of the Brown Bag Book Club. Check 

the library’s online calendar to find out what titles 

we’re reading. Spring dates: March 9, April 13, May 

11. Registration required. 

Graphic Novel Book Club 

Second Thursday of the month, 7–8:30 PM 

Online Event 

Join us every month for book discussions on a 

graphic novel, led by Danièle Archambault, Ph.D. 

(Linguistics). For adults and teens ages16 and up. 

Check the library’s online calendar to find out what 

titles we’re reading. Spring dates: March 11, April 8, 

May 13. Email Daniele@DanieleBD.com to join. 

Silicon Valley Reads Book Discussion: 

Mutual Rescue 

Thursday, March 18, 7–8 PM 

Online Event 

Join us for a virtual book discussion of Mutual 

Rescue by Carol Novello, one of the titles selected 

for Silicon Valley Reads. Registration required. 

BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS 

Need an idea for what to read next? Check out our Shelf Made service to get five titles recommended 

just for you by a librarian! Visit: bit.ly/enjoyshelfmade 

ACCESS DIGITAL RESOURCES 

Digital Books, Movies and Music 

Get help accessing the library’s eBooks, audiobooks and streaming media on your devices. Visit 

library.cityofpaloalto.org/elibrary-help or call 650-838-2977. 

Homework & Career Help 

Culture Grams: Find reliable cultural information on the countries of the world for reports and projects. 

Visit: bit.ly/pacl-cg 

Brainfuse: Access live virtual tutoring for grades K-12, test prep, and expert writing assistance. Visit: 

bit.ly/pacl-bf 

Testing & Education Reference Center: Are you preparing for college, grad school, or a new career? 

This online resource offers test prep for most major admissions and vocational tests as well as tools 

to help you plan for college or your future career. Visit: bit.ly/pacl-testcenter 

JobNow & VetNow: Find a wide range of tools geared towards job seekers and veterans, including 

live job coaching, resume assistance, and help navigating veteran benefits. Visit: bit.ly/pacl-jvn 

You can access all these resources for free from home. All you need is your library card! To see what 

other online resources we offer, visit bit.ly/enjoyresources 

JOIN US ON YOUTUBE 

Looking for more virtual content from the Library? Visit our YouTube channel for storytime songs, 

read-alouds, and DIY videos at bit.ly/libraryYT. 

If you enjoy technology and Minecraft, check out our eLibrary channel at bit.ly/elibraryYT 

CONTACT US 

Phone: (650) 329-2436 

Follow us @paloaltolibrary 

Email: pa.library@cityofpaloalto.org 

Support the Friends of the Palo Alto Library 

Over the past 10 years, FOPAL has donated over $3 million to purchase much-needed books, media, online 

resources, equipment, and unique adult, teen and children’s programs for Palo Alto’s public libraries. 

For more details about donations and sales, visit www.fopal.org or call Janette Herceg, Director of 

Volunteer & Community Engagement at: 650-494-1266. 

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LIBRARY

PALO ALTO ART CENTER 

Free exhibitions and public programs 

Where the Heart Is: 

Contemporary Art by Immigrant Artists-- 

Through April 3, 2021 

This exhibition will feature artists who have immigrated 

to the United States and whose experiences 

are reflected in their art practice. Featuring 

work in a wide range of media, from artists who 

were born in diverse parts of the world, Where 

the Heart Is provides a glimpse into the richness 

of our contemporary cultural landscape. 

Until the exhibition can open safely, enjoy the 

show virtually here: 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/paloaltoartcenter/ 

albums/72157718407868393 

Sanctuary City 

Project Residency 

Through April 3, 2021 

The Palo Alto Art Center is proud to present an 

installation and exhibition of the Sanctuary City 

Project. Through interactive installations, public 

projections, billboards, mobile printshop projects 

and exhibitions, the Project hopes to educate and 

engage participants and institutions on the topics 

of sanctuary cities and immigration. The Sanctuary 

City Project mobile printmaking studio will be 

appearing in the community soon, in the meantime, 

please drop by the Art Center entrance to 

pick up a free screenprint. 

Where the Heart Is free artist talks 

Join us for a series of free virtual artists talks with 

artists in the Where the Heart Is exhibition. 

Friday, March 12, 5-6 p.m. with Yulia Pinkusevich 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/136976350953 

Friday, April 2, 5-6 p.m. with Lien Truong 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/136976611733 

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Zina Al-Shukri 

“Living Her Best Life,” 2018 

Gouache on paper 30 x 22 in. 

Courtesy of the artist and Patricia Sweetow Gallery 

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Services provides listings and maps of licensed and accredited 

Human 

care centers and family child care homes in Palo Alto. The CIty of 

child 

Alto provides money from the general fund to subsidize child care 

Palo 

low-income families. The City of Palo Alto also provides very low-cost 

for 

for the provision of extended day care on all the elementary 

space 

sites. For more information, please call 463-4906. 

school 

by La Comida de California. A hot, three-course meal served for 

Hosted 

to pick-up. Asking contribution of $3 for ages 60 and over and their 

you 

($8 for any guest under 60 years) 

spouse 

LaComida.org 

Coomida at Masoonic Hal 

La 

Florence Street, Palo Alto, second floor. 

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include FREE Breakfast (8:30am-10:30am), FREE Lunch 

Services 

bus passes, case management, classes, coffee & 

(12:30pm-2pm), 

coin laundry, coin showers, computers & Wi--Fi, emergency 

snacks, 

& rental assistance, lockers, mailbox services, permanent 

utilities 

assistance, shelter referrals, and toiletries. Monday through 

housing 

from 8am-4pm. 

Friday 

you a senior in need of free weekly groceries? If you are low-income 

Are 

60+ years of age, or 55+ and disabled, you may be eligible. Pick up 

and 

every Tuesday at Ventura School, 3930 Ventura Court Palo 

groceries 

from 1pm-2pm. Prior registration is required at 10am. Photo ID and 

Alto 

of monthly income are required for registration. For more 

proof 

call 610.0800 ext. 416. 

information, 

Fooood Clooset 

Doowntoown 

Downtown Food Closet provides essential food to homeless and 

The 

individuals of Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and East Palo Alto. 

low-income 

Tue, Wed, Fri: 10am-2:30pm 

Mon, 

10am-6:30pm 

Thursday: 

9am-1pm 

Saturday: 

Closed 

Sunday: 

more information, please call: 408.899.7350 

For 

Altoo Mediatioon Proogram 

Paloo 

www.paloaltomediation.org 

856-4062 | Fax: 408.720.0810 | E-Mail: PAMediation@aol.com 

Phone: 

answered, conflicts resolved, FREE SERVICES OFFERED. 

Questions 

and referrals for Landlords, Tenants, and Homeowners 

Information 

repairs, evictions, noise, privacy, fences, trees and hedges, 

(deposits, 

Mediation and Conciliation of Disputes between landlords, 

animals). 

neighbors, contractors, clients, businesses, consumers, 

tenants, 

employees, co-workers, and others. 

employers, 

Mediation? Mediation is convenient, confidential, informal, and 

Why 

Mediation enables the parties to resolve disputes themselves 

effective. 

offers an alternative to going to court or doing nothing. 

and 

For information about the Mandatory Response Program, a special 

Note: 

and mediation service for tenants and landlords, please visit: 

conciliation 

cityofpaloalto.org/gov/depts/csd/hs/mediation.asp 

Palo Alto Mediation Program is administered by Project Sentinel in 

The 

Science, Children's Theatre, Children's Fine 

and Virtual Summer Camps Available! 

In-Person 

camps have limited space, masks are required, and have been planned to meet all State and County health mandates. 

In-person 

Human Services 

"To promote and sustain a safety net of services to 

improve the quality of life in the community." 

Our Missioon: 

If you are looking for assistance and/or services in the Palo Alto area, 

Oppoortunity Services Center 

LifeMooves 

Encina Ave., Palo Alto 

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SUMMER CAMP 

please call the Office of Human Services at 463.4906 for a list of 

resources. Our in person services are currently unavailable. 

Health Services 

high quality and affordable family-based health care. Contact 

Access 

Family Health Network at 327.8717 

Ravenswood 

Child Care 

Broown Bag Proogram 

Senioor 

Please ask about COVID restrictions when you call to 

register. 

Registration Coming 6oon! 

Residents April 1 at 8:30am 

Food & Nutrition Programs 

Coongregate Lunch Sites 

Senioor 

PICK-UP MEALS ONLY due to COVID related restrictions 

on congregate dining. 

Family Resources 

Non-Residents April 8 at 8:30am 

Family Resources if your link to the community. Family Resources helps 

We have a variety of camps for all ages! 

families find services and make connections. If you don't know where to 

start or where to go next, give us a call or visit the website: 

www.cityofpaloalto.org/familyresources to get the exact information 

you need. Staff are available to help match your needs and interests 

2 sites in Paloo Altoo are: 

with information about appropriate resources, including guidance on 

how to use the information. 

E-Mail: familyresources@cityofpaloalto.org | Phone: 463.4906 

Art, Foothills Fun Camp, Recreation, Magic, 

Monday-Friday, 11:45am-12:15pm | Phone: 322.3742 

Sports, LEGO, Cooking...AND SO MUCH MORE! 

Coomida at Stevensoon Hoouse 

La 

E. Charleston Road | Phone: 494.1944 ext. 10 

455 

Monday-Friday 11:30am-12:15pm 

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partnership with the City of Palo Alto.

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May 

Fete 

Fete 

2021 

Fete 2021 will look a little different, but we're excited to 

May 

it back! Want to be involved? Follow our Instagram or 

have 

@PaloAltoRec to stay up to date on our 

Facebook 

Fete 2021 announcements! 

May 

Can't wait for this years May Fete? Enjoy these from our 97th Annual May Fete Parade! 

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