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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023 - Grapevine Volume 3 171 CITY OF RANCHO CI ' r- " "" ONGA • (; RAPEVI CITY NEWS RECREATION EVENTS low or 4u%— - S r - I I COMMUNITY PARADE CITY MANAGER'S MESSAGE RANCHO Leading the way with CUCAMaNGA our Second Story CITY DIRECTORY CITY COUNCIL A new fiscal year is upon us and we are excited about sharing Meetings are held the first and third our second story with our community.What do we mean, Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm by second story? Later in 2023,the Rancho Cucamonga L.Dennis Michael..............................................................Mayor Public Library will open the Second Story and Beyond'in Lynne B.Kennedy.......................................Mayor Pro Tern the Biane Library at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center. Ryan A.Hutchison.................................Council Member The Second Story and Beyond®is an interactive children's Kristine D.Scott.......................................Council Member museum designed to improve literacy in Science,Technology, Engineering,Arts, Ashley Stickler...........................................Council Member and Mathematics(STEAM)skills.This long-requested and anticipated family OTHER ELECTED OFFICIALS experience will be one of a kind in the United States and help further cement Jim Harrington.................................................City Treasurer Rancho Cucamonga's reputation as the jewel of the Inland Empire and the Janice C.Reynolds...................................................City Clerk Educational and Cultural Hub of the region.Just as the Library is opening its PLANNING/HISTORIC "second story"the City is beginning its second story as its high-growth era ends PRESERVATION COMMISSION and its infill era begins. Meetings are held the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm No area of the City will be untouched as we write the pages of our second story. Bryan Dopp..............................................................................Chair While the eastern portion of the City will be home to the Second Story and Beyond®, Tony Morales................................................................Vice Chair the central portion of the City will welcome The Bark at Central Park.This unique dog Al Boling...............................................................Commissioner park,which features separate play areas for varying sized dogs,also includes shade, James Daniels.................................................Commissioner and agility equipment.The Bark will replace the smaller and less functional Etiwanda Diane Williams................................................Commissioner Creek dog play area with a larger and well-designed space. LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Meetings are held the first Thursday The northern portion of the City will benefit from the much improved and of each month at 6:00 pm weather-resistant Almond Equestrian Trail as the City awards a bid to reconstruct Christine Devries......................................................President the trail that was damaged during the record-breaking 2022-2023 rainy season. Riley Wells.................................................President Pro Tem Construction improvements will help the trail be more all-weather resistant and William Diepenbrock...............................Boardmember Eva Miller............................................................Boardmember user-friendly for equestrians, mountain bikers,and runners. In the southern part Laurel Rice.........................................................Boardmember of Rancho Cucamonga,the City is working with a third-party engineer to improve the Family Resource Center on Arrow Route with updated air conditioning, lighting, STAFF flooring, landscaping, painting,and roofingcomplete makeover! John Gillison.......................................................City Manager p g' p g' a com p eover Elisa Cox..........................................Assistant City Manager Finally,the western part of the City will soon see the relocation of the Archibald Matt Burris......................DCM Economic/Comm.Dev. Julie Sowles......................DCM Civic/Cultural Services Library to the former Lions East and West Community Center location.This was Noah Daniels...............................................Finance Director made possible by a State grant that will fund 50%of the relocation cost.The new Veronica Fincher..........................Animal Svcs.Director facility will be more accessible for pedestrian and bicyclists,will be larger,contain Wess Garcia..................................Acting Library Director more multi-purpose rooms, be greener and more energy efficient and will improve Jennifer Hunt Gracia...............Comm.Svcs.Director functionalityfor library patrons and staff.This multi-year project is beginning theTamara Layne..............................................Finance Director y p y p J g g Matt Marquez...Planning&Economic Dev.Director design phase in fiscal year 2023-24. Mike McCliman...........................................................Fire Chief Shelly Munson...Innovation&Technology Director These are but a few of the highlights to come in our second story.We hope you Robert Neiuber.......Sr.Human Resources Director are as excited as we are about what the future holds. Jenifer Phillips.................Human Resources Director Mike Smith................................................................Police Chief -John R. Gillison, City Manager Linda Troyan.............................City Clerks Svcs.Director Jason Welday...........Dir.of Eng.Svcs./City Engineer Bill Wittkopf......................Public Works Svcs.Director RAPEVINE _ SKIP THE LINE, • G .. , •� rp ONLINE WALK-IN RCpark.com CENTRAL PARK �- • MONDAY-FRIDAY •' • REGISTRATION 8:00 am-8:00 pm ' • AUG 7 OPEN FOR RESIDENTS RC SPORTS CENTER --=_ • • AUG 14 OPEN FOR EVERYONE MONDAY FRIDAY f - 3:00 pm-8:00 pm / ❑� ';❑� SUNDAY 1:00 pm-5:00 pm oMM°'T°°Aa"°E 03TM., QR codes located throughout the Grapevine will take you to registration and event detail pages for more information. 2 2023 VOLUME 3 1 H I G H L I G H T S L _ FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE EVENT SERVICES ADULT PROGRAMS PROGRAM One Destination, Master your skills or Available for Qualifying Endless Possibilities! learn something new! RC Residents Our Event Services department Our Adult Programs provide financial is here to help you create a truly a supportive and inclusive Did you know that the City magical experience.Whether the environment where individuals Rancho Cucamonga offers fnancial need is for ample or intimate space, can explore new hobbies, assistance for qualifying residents to we have the right venue for you! enhance their skills, and foster participate in classes and programs? social connections with Restrictions apply. like-minded individuals. The Grapevine is published three times a year by the City of Rancho Cucamonga and is printed on 40%post-consumer waste. follow us On LMRANCHO Participants permit the taking of photographs and video of themselves and/or their minor children by the City of Rancho Cucamonga CUCAmONGA during recreation activities and understand that they may be used in City publications and/or websites. 0080 GRAPEVINE 3 • • Join us for a Fa-1300-10US night I of fun at our Halloween themed 00 community event offering activities for children and adults alike. SATURDAY, OCT08CR 21 E 3:00PM - 0:00PM RC Sports Center(8303 Rochester Ave.) • CARNIVAL GAMES PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS 4 -�. ` • ACTIVITIES ® while getting involved in the community! �• ��� We are currently seeking vendors for our • " ■ •, �1� Trunk or Treat stations. For more event FOOD • information,or to download a Trunk or • ENTERTAINMENT Treat application,visit RCpark.com. Wristbands can be purchased at Central Park or the RC Sports Center prior to the event during operating hours. t. 2023 FOUNDERS DAY COMMUNITY PARADE SEEKI NG NT ;ZIE 1 a k, . ? C t -3 w r T i s' � i 1 I{ •r r -Y �, r M1s_ a r i �3 RCpark.com 1-909-477-276 ��. A CULTURE OF PREPAREDNESS 4% Take an active in keeping Rancho Cucamonga safe ana preparea. Whether you are a lifetime Rancho Cucamonga resident or The RC Fire District offers many ways to stay informed and new to the area, calling this city home is a point of pride. prepared through the ReadyRC program. It also requires balancing beautiful weather, recreational and professional opportunities, and a necessary level of OLTAKE A PREPAREDNESS preparedness. Successful response and recovery in emergency situations require us to establish adyRC Academy Classes provide important and promote a culture of preparedness. '• I ormation on how to protect your home, D ,load family,and neighbors during an emergency. at R www R rg �`� Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)and Business Emergency Resiliency • Purchase and maintain a home emergency kit r Training(BERT)are offered annually to better • Create defensible space around your pr' ert repare neighborhoods and businesses. • Keep trails/pathways clear of weeds and brush • Have a household evacuation plan vailable to community groups, schools, Community-wide preparedness goes beyond ar. workplaces,and churches. emergency kits to developing informed, engage and steadfast residents that are resilient in the Our goal is to offer resources and knowledge to as many face of outside threats.These traits ultimately people as possible, so our#RCcommUNITY can remain strong lead to successful response and recovery. and vibrant.We are all in this together when an emergency The area is vulnerable to a diverse range of emergencies arises. Creating awareness, increasing our home preparedness, such as wildfires, earthquakes,flooding,wind events, and strengthening our neighborhoods will help us become as mudslides and more.The RC Fire District is committed to resilient as possible.empowering you,your family,and your neighbors with resources RCfire.org 1-909-477-2770 T 11oW US! Q and tools that protect and prepare you for these circumstances. r ro - . -• • as - •-•• 20 • • • 1 MaIRMSMILerim• •. 1 - - •• - •- • • Voice .. -. - Matters • - •• • • •• • - • •• � t GRAPEVINE 5 • • E ]1 ` A •� ;� Originally part of Mexico's vast land V �I grants, Rancho Cucamonga has " evolved from a sprawling agricultural haven into a thriving modern city that we all know and love today. ' Becoming an official incorporated The Founders Day Community Parade began as a way city is a testament to the vision, for the community to annually celebrate the City's dedication, and collective efforts incorporation and is typically held on the second of our residents and leaders. Saturday of November. During the mid-1900s,the Rancho Cucamonga's residents unincorporated areas of Alta Loma, Etiwanda,and Cucamonga are what makes it a world class city, experienced massive and with the parade serving as a perfect uncontrolled growth due to Los Angeles and Orange County way to celebrate its rich heritage. families seeking affordable housing. The need for local governance Every Founders Day Community Parade is centered and autonomy became increasingly around a theme to help garner participation and apparent as the community creativity within the parade entries.Themes are sought to address the unique generally inspired by exciting happenings from the year challenges and opportunities that with the intention to generate enthusiasm for reading, accompanied its rapid expansion. sports, arts and culture, or celebrating our veterans since the parade sometimes lands on Veteran's Day. In 1975,the Tri-Community In fact,this year's theme is Home of the Brave and will Incorporation Committee was be celebrated on November 11. created to propose the formation of a new city based on the clear vision residents had on how the area could manage its development, The incorporation of Rancho Cucamonga stands as a while maintaining unique character and charm.The proposal went significant milestone in its journey from an agricultural before voters in November of 1977 and the incorporation of town to a thriving municipality.As the City continues to Rancho Cucamonga was approved by a 59%majority. evolve,the parade stands to remind us of the tireless effort that has paved the way for local governance, Upon incorporation, Rancho Cucamonga gained local control economic growth,and a strong sense of community. over land use planning, public safety, and municipal services. The establishment of a city council and the election of city officials Cn marked the beginning of a new era of local governance, empowering residents to shape their community's policies and priorities. 46th Annual Founders Day Community Parade on Saturday,November11 1 8:30 am Jack Benny Drive between Rochester Ave.and Foothill Blvd. 6 2023 VOLUME 3 Give the Gift of K41 Performance! We've made our list ti, and checked it twice! With beloved family classics to musical favorites,there's something for everyone on your list at the Lewis Family Playhouse this season! <<<Scan here ❑� ❑� for the full 2023-2024 season schedule and (' A. to check gifts off s your holiday list! y • i Box Office closed 12124—112, tickets available online at A LewisFamilyPlayhouse.com X. Are yv bafnokate about _ Health and Wellness? Join the Healthy RC partnership and work alongside community partners to develop impactful projects, programs, and initiatives that help make Rancho Cucamonga the healthiest it can be!We have several opportunities for you to get involved. / Healthy RC Steering Committee Develop policies and programs to improve the quality of life for residents. Compassionate Community Subcommittee Help create a unified community through acts of kindness and compassion. Let's work together to preserve healthy,equitable,and resilient communities that focus on creating a culture of compassion. Mental Health Subcommittee Develop strategies on removing the barriers to mental health resources in the community. r / Community Champions/Campeones para la Comunidad Spanish-speaking residents develop strategies for improving the quality of life for residents in the community. Meetings are held in English and Spanish.All ages and abilities are welcome. Get ihvolved tadayl a "air, Ai µ • • �wll.l•-Li'� ....nrlft.�41T�'l.!Yr'.- e .-... . R _- ..1' . I• •�. •I�. GRAPEVINE 7 SMALL 1 1 CIJBAN CillOFFEE & EATERY �+�ID EMQI�E AW SHOP L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. een Black Friday and Cyber Monday.. - - shiningis a opportunity knownBusiness •. y. LOCA is It is a day dedicated to celebrating and supporting your local small businesses. The City of Rancho Cucamonga appreciates our small businesses for the diversity and strength they add to our community.We encourage you to stop by your favorite kdsmall businesses this holidayseason. -40 #SHOP rRC .......... RC BUSINESS —ftiEs gALL. AVS light FEATURING Alebry"es gakerU P, TWr.ES LOCATED AT 9622 BASE LINE RD. A new local family-owned bakery bringing the best and most authentic flavors of Mexican baked goods to Rancho Cucamonga. Head on over to Alebrijes Bakery for some pan dulce • canchitas • balitto • tamales Why Rancho? alebr jes • and more! Since the start of our pan dulce delivery Whether you're looking to satisfy your business, the Rancho Community surpassed craving for the savory taste of tamales, MONDAY- FRIDAY our expectations with over 90% of our orders or in need of fresh baked pastries 7:00 am - 8:00 pm coming from Rancho Cucamonga. So when the to go with your morning coffee, SATURDAY opportunity presented itself to us, we knew we Alebrijes Bakery has you covered. 7:00 am - 7:00 pm had to put our brick and mortar in the heart of SUNDAY Rancho Cucamonga. Since the day we opened 7:00 am - 1:00 pm our doors, the community has shown so much love and appreciation to our business and our family. We're so grateful and excited for what's ahead! Cr f . . RC HIRING FAIR - 1-a5 - ..1WORK LOCAL "4 This September, keep a look out for... _ 4 the City of Rancho Cucamonga's Annual Hiring Fair! The City began this event in 2021 to support our local -f ` businesses with their staffing needs. Since then, we have seen an increase in job openings as many businesses are - "r returning to their regular operations. As we support our local businesses, the City is focused on creating a safe place for our residents to come engage with ' their business community in hopes of joining the workforce _. .> close to home. Be sure to visit our website and follow us on social media for more information. CityofRC.us/EconomicDevelopment J Give �IP'P' 0.7� �q the ADOPT GIVE THEM A HOME • D �• • Throughout umane October,the Renewed can sheltersns with animal - : celebrating Ho a and Kindness . .. uraged to homeless nimals by opening their Looking for a way to help make a difference for local hearts homes' • dogs need. _ families in need this holiday season? RC Animal Center can help you find the The City of Rancho Cucamonga is looking for perfect pet. Byadopting " dog from Animal Center,you assistance with assembling and collecting • • these - - - . IF items for holiday baskets that will be preciousmuch-n_eded, loving ans. d giving• • distributed during both the fall and fr300 • winter holidays. Donation items needed BASKETS C UKHO 111CAM011GA for each basket include: to assemble holiday season • $40 Grocery Store Gift Card • 1 Box of Instant Mashed Potato Mix • Aluminum Roasting Tray • 2 Canned Gravy • Roasting Bag • 2 Canned Corn ,. • 1 Canned Sweet Potatoes • 1 Cranberry Sauce , RCpel • Beverage (Non-Alcoholic) • 2 Canned Vegetables i 0 • 2 Stuffing Mix • Laundry Basket Collection of items and non-perishable food will be accepted No tricks, October through December. just treats! RCpark.com ` 1-909-477-2780 - ; I 71 Ma" al Volunteers are essential to providing quality services to the residents of Rancho Cucamonga. From r fulfilling one's civic responsibility,to serving alongside the men and women of Rancho ■ . Cucamonga Police Department(RCPD),the Volunteer Services program consists of CUCAMONGA compassionate, committed individuals— IF professionals,DEPARTMENTprofessionals, retirees, students, and others from all backgrounds who understand and value the power of serving the community. JL Volunteer i F �I cr,, CITIZENS ON PATROL PROGRAM Offers volunteers an opportunity to be an extra set of eyes EXPLORER SCOUT PROGRAM and ears for law enforcement deputies, as well as prevent Designed to provide youth and young adults ages crime by patrolling their neighborhoods and reporting 14-20 with the opportunity to learn about careers in suspicious activity.Volunteers are trained on observation law enforcement through hands-on training and education skills, safety procedures, communication techniques, and in a variety of areas related to law enforcement including crime prevention strategies. crime scene investigation,traffic school,search and rescue EQUESTRIAN PATROL UNIT techniques,and other skills and procedures. Consists of volunteers trained in horsemanship,first aid, and RESERVE OFFICER PROGRAM communication skills. On horseback, equestrian volunteers Supplements law enforcement functions at the division level perform traffic control and participate in many of the City's of the department. Reserve Deputy Sheriffs,while on duty, community outreach events including the annual Founders are regarded by the department,and the community, Day Parade and Walk to School Day as ambassadors as equal in authority and responsibility with regular deputies. of RCPD while also promoting the unique benefits of horsemanship and the bond between humans and animals. Other volunteer opportunities include: • Chaplain • Command Post SEARCH AND RESCUE UNIT • Search Dog Team • Cave Rescue Team A specialized team of trained volunteers who are tasked with . Dive Rescue Team •Administrative Support Unit locating and rescuing individuals who are lost, missing, or .Air Medics •Aero Squadron in distress in wilderness or urban environments. In addition to search and rescue operations,this unit also provides If you're interested in volunteering for the educational programs and resources to the public on topics RC Police Department, contact a Unit Advisor such as wilderness safety, preparedness, and survival skills. at 1-909-477-2800 to learn more. 10 2023 VOLUME 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VOLUNTEE Shout out to our 2022 • . volunteers who logged over 15,000 hours. ' '" ' 'VIZ. Volunteers give back in a variety of ways throughout the community! 1 From the Animal Center to Victoria Gardens Cultural Center and everywhere in between (Library,Senior Center, Special Events, Youth Sports, Community Improvement S J� and more) there are many opportunities to make positive impacts on your community! -_ -t Scan here for more information or call 1-909-477-2700. 5 oil; i�ITEMS IS • START AT _ •• • •- • -• ••• .•. J A 25� I I , @FriendsoftheRancho ucamon a Libra r Y OCTOBER 6 1 7-9 PM I BIA•NE LIBRARY iEE FOR ALL ACAS! Come explore the magic of learning and discovery at this special library event! GRAPEVINE 11 IT ' S ALL ABOUT ( OMMUNITY 1PRCLHot Basic obedience exercises are PRW �„� 0����HOT TOPICStaught,such as heeling (walking A COMMUNITY-BASED VIDEO SERIES • • = on the leash without pulling or tugging)with automatic sits when Topics is designed for our you come to a stop,teaching your dog to"come"on command,down community to share information about City stays up to a leash length away with distractions,and "sit"while greeted. programs and services while highlighting new Behavior problems are addressed such as jumping,digging, barking, and existing businesses throughout the city. chewing,and more! First meeting held without dogs.Visit RCpark.com If you are a locally-owned business interested for more information. in filming a short segment to increase your visibility while promoting the City as a great COMMUNITY place to start a business, please contact our Economic Development Dept.at FOOD PANTRY Donations� 1-909-477-2750 or email us at Donations welcome. ChooseRC@CityofRC.us.Scan here ❑�R � «to visit the RC Hot Topics website. In partnership with CommunityB Connection Services,a FREE community food pantry is open at the RC Family Resource Center(9791 Arrow Rte.) on Mondays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm (except for holidays). r ti Home Ntl Rehabilitation 01 IRE Program The Housing Rehabilitation Program (HRP) PARK provides financial assistance to low-and moderate-income,owner-occupants of RANGERS y 9 single-family dwellings or mobile homes within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. The City of Rancho Eligible improvements are those Cucamonga takes considered necessary to eliminate blight pride in our parks and and to correct building and health code would like to keep them violations.To download an application,visit beautiful and safe. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE www.CityofRC.us/housingresources or call Park Rangers provide The City of Rancho Cucamonga Community 1-909-477-2750 for more information. education on park Services Department(CSD) offers Financial regulations, promote Assistance for qualifying residents.This parks,trails,open program is available for residents of all ages N o rt htown spaces,and enforce park who would like to participate in CSD classes ��_ and programs.Visit RCpark.com and scroll Housing R-1110111 ���� regulations. Should ou observe an to the bottom of the page,click Financial i � . � , ,� . , � � yAssistance for information and an application. < Nr'''7 issue in our parks, please We're here to help A collaboration between call our Park Rangers. •.• the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Do not take matters into Northtown Housing and Development your own hands.Our PARENTS SENIORS Corporation,and Cucamonga School Park Rangers are here with keeping their who would like to District which provides recreational to help! kids active through stay active and enjoy programs for the residents of the fun,engaging social interaction Northtown community. Funding is To report an issue, classes and ands special interest contact 1-909-552-1727 P provided through grants,sponsorships, activities all year. classes. or 1-909-552-1678.You y � � and donations,allowing programs to be can also reach out to Scan here> offered at a reduced fee. For programs, Our Park Rangers at services,and Northtown programming FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION registration,call 1-909-484-7145. ParkRanger@CityofRC.us. 12 2023 VOLUME 3 CHILDREN & YOUTH m7i . TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES OR13. TO VIEW FULL LIST i OF OFFERINGS ` ! PFr Steampunk Academy Comic Book Creation Kids' Evening Out! Paint a masterpiece,engineer a A fun process-based comic drawing class where students battery-powered monster,or create a mini-catapult. write,draw,and color a 4-page mini-comic.This class includes On the first Saturday of each month, participate in an a workbook, rendering techniques,and lessons on comic evening of STEAM projects and fun. structure and composition. It is recommended that younger Preschool Drawing students take the Comic Strip Creation class prior to this class. This class is designed with the needs of young learners in Art by Feeling mind. In a positive and nurturing environment,students This class includes a unique way to create a painting using learn to draw and develop skills that will prepare them for colors that interpret emotions through guided instruction. kindergarten. Students practice following directions as they Each art piece will be customized based on the unique draw and color fun and familiar objects. interpretation of the student.All art skill levels welcome. Character Drawing and Design Hope Chinese Class Level I & II Draw and design characters for cartoons,comics,and This class will nurture students' interest in learning Chinese Manga. Learn new techniques from a professional illustrator through simple sentences,conversations, beautiful songs, through activities, demos, and critiques. and other methods. Students will develop a strong Chinese language and culture foundation by mastering numbers, Children s Book Creation basic writing strokes of Chinese Characters,and more. Write and illustrate your own children's book in a pre-bound, hardcover book. Great for practicing time management, writing,critical thinking, and storytelling. MORE Comic Strip Creation Students will write and color their own original comic strips each week. Guided by comic book creator Jeanine Jones, n this class is about storytelling and having fun!% lie - i • • • rten i 0 "Preparation • • • • •Anderson's Playschool offers a secure,artistic,and rf nurturing environment where your child gets the attention rill • - - need. • • • • 1children, -� � • program exceeds - guidelines. Our goal is to childensure that every receives top-qualityand ► ► Little and Jr. Chef Set your kids up for success! Learn essential cooking • • techniques and proper kitchen safety while having fun. Music in Motion - In this parent-and-me style class,toddlers aged `- 2-4 years will use their energy to experience dance, music, and rhythm. Parent & Me This introductory class will prepare your little ones for V' success. Kids will learn phonics, numbers, letters,colors, and more. Parents must stay with the child inside the classroom during this 40-minute class. Chakradance Kids ti l Classes will focus on the development of the whole child. The foundations of Chakradance Kids are based on the eastern energy'map'of the chakra system together with Jungian psychology,and a variety of contemporary Childhood Development theories. _ Princess Ballet "Frozen in Summer!" r Have fun learning beginning ballet through terminology and imagery set to princess songs. Instruction helps + v improve coordination, balance,and rhythm. Class includes short princess story time and one princess craft per session. Leotard,tights, and ballet shoes are ` required. Last day finishes with a performance for family. -- - A Tot Hip Hop _-_ '• Hip Hop is a fun dance genre that promotes and .10 encourages artistic creativity, individuality,and an awareness for personal technique.This energetic \1 F class teaches clean,age-appropriate hip hop moves, ` combinations,and techniques. Dancers will also develop st • rytimles and improve balance, musicality, rhythm, and agility � while building confidence amongst peers. Suitable for _ great or caregivers boys and girls. Please wear sneakers or jazz shoes. and families to learn about Ballet & Jazz best practices in early literacy Dancers are taught Ballet&Jazz isolations and stretches, • to gain helpful -•• basic traveling across the floor movements,and both at home and enjoying time together as a family. Ballet&Jazz center work. Class concludes with a recital on the last day of class. Ballet shoes are required. • Jazz shoes are optional. Ages Birth-12 1 FREE entry tickets required Tickets are available 1 minutes prior to the start of each program at the Children's Information Desk. Families ammies Join us for • - • family fun. Pajamas are welcome, but • required. Families Storytimea+�• •• by • stories, • • and rhymes the whole • Families Saturdays - the perfect •. y for time together with terrific ta - for more storytime information or call •0 • 4 24. IN �r Aid, 7 7- F Ballet & Tap Tiny, Little, and Junior Aces Tennis Looking for a glimpse into the wonderful world of dance?This class All junior tennis players looking for improvement are welcome provides an exciting introduction to the fundamentals of Ballet to play. In the little and junior classes,all four major strokes &Tap.This class will consist of a warm-up, basic across-the-floor will be taught including forehand,backhand,serve,and volley. (traveling) movements,and center-floor training. Last day finishes The tiny class features fun games that are perfectly designed with a performance for family. to advance your child's hand-eye coordination and balance. Chinese Dance Students must bring their own racket.Tennis attire required. Learn traditional dance and the history behind each dance piece. Olympic Taekwondo All levels welcome! Learn Martial Arts and the sport of Olympic Taekwondo. Improve your confidence,focus,self-discipline,flexibility, and Children's Musical Theater fitness level from International Coach, Master Robert Morales, Children will tell a story through song and dance by expressing and U.S. National Team member, Master Kayla Morales. emotion,stage confidence,and individuality while learning basic choreography and lyrics to popular age-appropriate Broadway IncredABLES Youth Self-Defense Class songs and numbers. Performers will participate in imaginative Join Grandmaster Lady Tiger as you develop the basics of theater games and perform for parents and friends on the last self-defense should you ever come across bullying and need day of class. Please wear sneakers or jazz shoes. the tools to defend yourself. IncredABLES Ching Wu Kung Fu ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFYING RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES. Learn the meaning of Ching Wu Kung Fu and the basics of Kung Fu to become strong and gain discipline. Please visit RCpark.com to download an application or email FinancialAssistanceQCityofRC.us for further information. Pee Wee Baseball + ` OCTOBER 19 SESSIONS:AVAILABLE Monday/WednesdayTuesday/Thursday sportAn introduction to the sport of baseball. Participants enjoy learning the Participants receive a shirt, medal, and Quakes hat. Teams are coached by volunteer coaches. If you're interested in being a volunteer coach, contact Sports@ Cityof RC.us. E 15 t� ;e The City of Rancho Cucamonga,through its Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program,typically joins in on the fun by partnering ♦ ♦ IP with a different school every year to organize, host, and actively 40 participate in their Walk to School Day(WTSD)event.This • e ' 1 provides a great opportunity for local elected officials, regional representatives, City staff, and other community stakeholder • • groups to come together and rally behind the host school to... bring awareness to the importance of physical activity and pedestrian safety, as well as the IL benefits of WALKING, BIKING, or ROLLING to school. • • • P Students are encouraged to walk or bike to school from a designated location,and parents are welcome to join the - supervised "walking school bus" groups. School staff, City staff and officials,the Police Department(RCPD), Fire District(RCFD), 1_ parents,and volunteers accompany and lead the walking groups t 0- to the school destination. By participating,students can practice and learn more about road safety, such as how to use the crosswalk and follow traffic signs. Other community stakeholders ' such as Caltrans, San Bernardino County Superintendent of °.r,. Schools, and San Bernardino County Department of Public Health also join the celebration by providing additional resources and tools to the school community. 101 While the City generally only has the capacity to partner with one school each year, its SRTS Program can still offer additional <:�'` • �+ support to ensure that other schools successfully host their own WTSD events. Furthermore, schools that have hosted WTSD events in the past are highly encouraged to host their events independently. ti To learn more, scan here >>> y J Want to reduce utilityour y costs? GREENSimple operational changes will help any _ BUSINESS business or individual be more sustainable. . ................................................. BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE Y • FREE TOOLS AND RESOURCES _ to make "green" improvements to your business. pop- ilk— • COST-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES AND REBATES for energy efficiency,water conservation,and solid waste projects. r�� � I op • OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE � 0, I A► _ in the Healthy RC Green Business Program. � And so much more!Join the network and ff F. become a model Green Business TODAY! .............................................> 4 CityofRC.us/Sustainability 16 2023 VOLUME 3 EVENT WITH US • Over 4,500 sq ft of rental space • An exclusive caterer • Full audio-visual capabilities r � 1 If you are looking to host... T - an intimate 6-person retreat or a 200-person, fully catered holiday w party then Celebration Hall is -+r perfect for you! Make it even sweeter with tickets to a show. Group sales available. imagination Courtyard outdooris a one-acre like vendor wedding - - es, or an outdoor concert. For more venues, check out. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Central Park RC Sports Center 1-909-477-2773 11200 Base Line Rd. 8303 Rochester Ave. Event.Services@CityofRC.us 1-909-477-2773 1-909-477-2785 RCpark.com GRAPEVINE 17 -VE Register for events at RCpark.com .......................................................................................................................................... . L DATES ,ry n y Rancho Cucamonga EVE Fire District r 1PION 11111116% 1 � -3 c turaay, uctober 7 -5 ' All-Risk Training Center 11285 Jersey Blvd. �� ' . : • SLeDDiNG i 6�Nkno mw • SNOW PLay • eraFts I&LV . . • PHotos witH saNta Wn PTre FVA DI-04 a if Say aloha to Santa as he heads out on his ! Hawaiian vacation before the Christmas craze. $10 wristbands for snow play and sledding. JOIN • - y • . . FAMILY . OUTCep . . . . : Veterans Da y i, HERITAGE COMMUNITY PARK Saturday, November il Bring your tents and sleeping bags FREEDOM COURTYARD av and we'll handle the rest! '¢ - • A MOVIE UNDER THE STARS IN-N-OUT SURGERS FOR DINNER GIVEAWAYS FUN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES .. r Must register by Saturday,September will be canceled. BREAK¢AST If the minimum is not met,the event WITH SANTA Ginner Provided br - Saturday,December 2 ir�•N=o Goldy S.Lewis Community Center at Central Park / �� •Festive Breakfast •Santo's Workshop&Activities • IF COST: Photos with Santa Children $20 Adults d : x .� • � 18 2023 VOLUME 3 Y� 2023 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 4 1 2 SENIOR CENTER MONTH SEPTEMBER 1 -SEPTEMBER 30 i .. a# 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Grandparents Dance 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ti 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Charo 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Hiring Fair Backyard Health& Baseball Wellness Fair Tournament 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 f "Feelin'Good" IncredABLES The Ultimate Bingo Night Michael Buble TLR-Experience Animaniacs Experience the Eagles in Concert Sam here for mo information or ViSit RCpark.co re f. 2023 • + ?? Night of Family �! \ k Discovery Camp Out • 10 11 12 13 14 9 L �r /� i Pova l�lif S �,:✓ THESE FUN EVENTS Spooktacular The Addams The Addams Night of Discovery...................6 Family Family Family Campout......................7 The Addams Family.................20-22,27-29 Spooktacular..........................21 Halloween Monster Mash IncredABLES Halloween Dance Monster Mash Dance...............27 V.I.P.Club Halloween Boo Bash..31 Family Family Family • VA.P.Club The Addams Halloween Family Boo Bash - .., s,`�t�_ , � Sean here for more information or visit RCpark.com 2023 SUN r ': k MON TUE WED THU FRI IIncredABLES An Evening Krazy Karaoke Stunt .. : . 1 4{ with Kenny G Banda Maguey Experience ■ {ii • 7 : 9 10 11 Founders •- Community Parade _ Veterans .. Ceremony Von I miss THESE FUN EVENTS An Evening with Kenny G................1 Seniors Marshall IncredABLES Krazy Karaoke............3 Thanksgiving Charloff&Purple Banda Maguey..............................3 Luncheon Xperience Capitol Comedy Stunt Dog Experience....................4 Founders Day Community Parade...11 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Veterans Day Ceremony.................11 Seniors Thanksgiving Luncheon......16 Marshall Charloff&Purple Xperience...17 Capitol Comedy............................18 Small Business Small Business Saturday.................25 Saturday • 27 28 29 30 WCOIR Pq Sean ere for more information or visit RCpark.com .167 i SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 2 �� Seniors Breakfast + Rockin'Around with Santa the Christmas Tree Dance The Nutcracker 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ram: Snowy Hula Day The Nutcracker The Nutcracker 0oYl fi Mi 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 S IncreclABLES • •• Hollywood _ The Nutcracker Holiday Dance 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1�• • • f�'1. V.I.P.Club • •- f Holiday Party r 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Scom here,r • • • • or r' one I I I I • •• Judo _ _ • • _ _ Learn how to throw, control and submit your opponent through the principles of Kodokan-style Judo.All levels are • welcome. •_ Cardio&Strength Conditioning Join us for stretching,cardio,strength training,and full body movements to get a complete work out.All fitness levels welcome. Use of hand weights are optional. Students must bring a floor mat. Step&Sculpt • • •• Get toned and feel great with this cardiovascular, body __ • _ _ sculpting step workout.All fitness level welcome, hand weights are optional, but recommended for optimum results. Ballet&Tap This class provides an exciting introduction to the fundamentals of Ballet&Tap and will consist of a warm-up, _ basic across-the-floor(traveling)movements, and center-floor training. Last day finishes with a performance for family. r Ballet and Tap shoes are required. Hip Hop Dance - Learn fun dance moves to exciting Hip Hop music.A great way - to meet new friends while improving coordination and rhythm. The session concludes with a recital on the last day of class. < Sean here { TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES 14 GRAPEVINE 19 'Jill I r2 J - WORKSHOPS HA1109MEN AND lWiIIHOOP CHRIOTMAS THEMED BASKETBALL Guided by publishing comic creator Jeanine Jones, Thanksgiving Camp Elite Clinic students will write, draw, and Join iWillHoop(coed) basketball Provide coed instructors with AAU color their own original festive at the RC Sports Center for some frame and high school experience fun during the break!This camp looking to enhance their overall comic strip themed to Christmas will provide the fundamentals of basketball IQ. Classes will be offered and Halloween. Participants will dribbling, shooting, passing, at the RC Sports Center and runs take home special holiday-themed defense, and sportsmanship. every four weeks. coloring pages and stickers. Advance Dribbling Clinic High School Prep Instructors will lead small groups of Help prepare middle school coed students looking to improve transition into the high school level their skill set and prepare for games. Coaches will focus heavily on competitive gameplay. fundamentals and team concepts. At Ai � 0 Superhero Engineering Sean here> Create your own superhero(or villain),enlist a sidekick, erect a secret TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES lair,design a vehicle, and assemble tools to dominate or save the OR TO VIEW FULL LIST city! Over a six-week period,students will use Lego°bricks to build OF OFFERINGS 0' their superhero and city. On the last day students will engage in an epic hero vs.villain battle to save the city. Toybox Locomotion • Baseball Explore the world of locomotion and build your own rolling,spinning, flipping,crawling,or moving contraptions using Lego®bricks and more.Your contraption will push, pull,and overpower the competition HITTING LESSONS in your battle to be queen or king of the hill. Intro to Cartoon Come and join our baseball hitting class that Students will explore the art of cartoon drawing and create their very focuses on the understanding of batting own cartoon characters and cartoon strip by the end of the class session. mechanics and fundamentals. We will also Basic Photography develop a specific hitting approach that is unique Learn the basics of your digital camera and photograph people, to each player and address any weaknesses in places,and things. the swing and correct them appropriately. Cellphone Photography and Video Learn to use camera features for better photos and videos using +� �t!�►�tt�j all exposures. .01 \ 11 f ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFYING RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES. Please visit RCpark.com to download an application or email - t' FinancialAssistance@CityofRC.us for further information. 20 2023 VOLUME 3 Drum 101 This drum class will encourage the creative side of students. It is an absolute favorite,full of fun and energy! Students explore basic playing techniques, learn various rhythmic figures,simple notations, and develop their own rhythm. Pickleball Beg/Int/Adv f _ Learn the game of pickleball from an experienced coach! Beginner and slightly experienced players will be introduced to the game of pickleball with the goal of improving technique,footwork,and knowledge of the game. High School Aces Tennis This class is perfect for players new to the sport or more experienced players getting ready for competition. Players will learn to compete and win through advanced strategy in singles and doubles.This class will build the confidence in each player's tennis game through match play situations,while engaging in a wide variety of effective games and drills. Beginning Ice Skating BEGINNING The introductory classes are divided into four progressive levels H oc ke for kids with no prior skating experience to build confidence in skating and themselves. Games and fun make this an enjoyable The hockey curricu m is designed to teach and memorable experience. 0 p the fundamentals ckey skating. In four Sean here> . "� badge levels, skaters will learn how to be TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES OR TO more proficient and agile on the ice. Proper VIEW FULL LIST OF OFFERINGS ' skating techniques for the game of hockey p„ are the primary focus. All elements will be taught without a puck. Skaters will learn the basic hockey stance, stride, knee bend, use of edges, and other necessary fundamentals to be successful in hockey practices and game situations. Necessary equipment: Hockey skates and HECC Approved Hockey Helmet. .ti • • • .nj S P O R T S Bring your paddles, rackets, balls, and birdies. We will supply the nets! Tk _io C E N T E R Basketball, badminton, volleyball, pickleball, and more. A variety of sports can be played on our outdoor courts. of tn Drop-in Basketball MONDAY- FRIDAY 1 3:00 pm - 8:00 prn SUNDAY 1 1:00 pm -5:00 pm Drop-in Volleyball TUESDAY&WEDNESDAY 1 3:00 pm -8:00 pm SUNDAY 1 1:00 pm -5:00 pm Drop-in Pickleball _ TUESDAY- FRIDAY 1 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm SUNDAY 1:00 m -5:00 m � P P (first come, first serve) fi {� y,F❑ Pickleball courts at the RC Sports Center �_�ryrtay, . are available for use free of charge, f '`'. ,d 'ice Monday-Thursday from 8:00 am-2:30 pm, and may be utilized during normal business hours for the pay for play price. z ❑� <<<Scan here Jor more inaormation ANON 3 DROP-1A ........... a,".hi, • • � z .__:. 1 • Hill Community _ Located - north - • of - park.These i^ -�A courtsjoin the 5 courts • e• AAA Sportsat the RC - 22 2023 VOLUME 3 CALIFORNIA CLEAN AIR DAY OCTOBER 4, 2023 California Clean Air Day aims to unite all Californians to improve our air quality and community health. Air quality is affected by pollutants released from cars,wildfires, and building energy use and poses a health risk to our community. To bring awareness to this issue,the Coalition for Clean Air started California Clean Air Day so that individuals, organizations, and students can commit to big and small actions that can help improve air quality. TAKE THE CLEAN AIR PLEDGE GVO SWITCH THINGS OUT GO GREEN USE ALTERNATIVE 14 Change or clean your home Plant a home garden TRANSPORTATION air filter. or participate in a Walk, bike, or use public Air filters should be changed community garden. transit for errands and regularly to keep your HVAC unit Cultivating a garden is a great commutes. running smoothly and to maintain way to improve air quality. Plants Reducing the miles traveled in your optimal air quality. Considerations absorb carbon emissions found vehicle will reduce the amount of should be made for filter type, in the atmosphere through a carbon emissions released into the home size, outside air quality, pets, process known as photosynthesis. atmosphere. Consider public transit allergies, season, and household anc or bicycling for short commutes. occupancy.Y Buy local produce. Buying local means produce that Join a carpool/vanpool. Switch to fluorescent. is in season and requires less Consider joining a carpool/vanpool By switching from traditional travel to get to you. You can find for work or school. Carpooling incandescent lights to compact local produce at farmer's markets reduces road congestion, vehicle fluorescent light bulbs,you will see around the city. miles traveled, and carbon emissions. positive change in many ways:the A triple win! * - lifetime cost, energy savings, and environmental impacts. By choosing one (or all) of these actions on #CleanAirDayCA and every day, you're helping California provide clean air now and for future generations. ❑ , ❑ ME To learn about more Clean Air Day, how you can get involved, and events near you, scan here >>> ❑ o For more information on the City's sustainability efforts,visit www.CityofRC.us/Sustainability. � -39 - r . - - - i Computer Basics Computers and technology are everywhere. No need to feel left out,sign up for computer basics and learn how to use a computer. Learn everything from the start-up to shut down, general navigation through Windows,safe Internet browsing, running programs, email,and more. Improv for Adults Whether you're interested in boosting your creativity, building up your public speaking skills,or simply laughing and having fun, Improv is the solution.All levels welcome. Art by Feeling If you want to learn how to truly express yourself,try Art by Feeling. It is a unique way to create a painting using colors that interpret your emotions with guided instruction.This class "-- - will help you create a memorable conversation piece. 4 Argentine Tango I and Tango II Couples edition Argentine Tango,enjoyed by dancers of all ages,originated in Buenos Aires.Argentine Tango is much more intimate than Modern Tango and is well-suited for dancing in small settings.Tango I will teach basic steps.Tango `'- II classes will build on the basic techniques, incorporating �. more advanced movements and partnering techniques. Line Dance Variety Enjoy easy-to-follow line dancing to various Country, Latin, -' �' �. -tom• and Top 40 music in a group setting. 4 ,,•w Dance Like Stars at Your Special Events This class is for couples celebrating a special event,for members of a wedding party or for anyone desiring a more _ - personal dance experience. Bring your own music to the first class! Beginning & Intermediate East Coast Swing y-� g 9 g Learn basic single and triple rhythms with turns, kicks, , ^�_ and hand changes.Timing changes are introduced for intermediates. Leading and following will be emphasized. -. - Pilates A series of exercises using your own body weight to build your core muscles,tone your body,and improve posture and flexibility. is Prenatal Yoga /f Are you pregnant and seeking support, community,and a prenatal yoga practice that will allow you to feel strong, calm,and comfortable amidst your body changes during pregnancy?Join this supportive group while cultivating deep awareness of your changing and shifting body, all while developing stamina for birth! Sean here u u 0 - - /2/VOLUME 3 - dy 0 eo 'I wer-MI-401 • • - •. • • - These classes will prepare you to towards the next steps of homeownership. Hatha Yoga Beginning Yoga A wonderful way to begin a yoga practice or deepen Want to learn Yoga but struggle to know where to start? your existing practice.Join us to find more balance Join this class to learn basic yoga terminology and the beginner in your mind and body. poses. Beginning yoga will introduce poses from a modified Cardio&Strength Conditioning starting position that are design for the most inexperienced person. A complete workout! Stretching,cardio,strength Ceramics Beg/Int/Adv training,and full-body movements. Use of hand Learn techniques to create what you want using clay, hand weights is optional. Floor mats needed.All fitness building,slab work,and sculpting. levels welcome. Watercolor Step&Sculpt This class offers a comprehensive study of watercolor washes, A cardiovascular, body sculpting step workout for any techniques,and colors. For beginners to advanced students. fitness level. Hand weights optional and should be No drawing ability is required. used for optimum results. Get toned and feel great. All fitness levels are welcome. ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFYING RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES. Please visit RCpark.com to download an application or email FinancialAssistance@CityofRC.us for further information. CITY OF RANCHO 83C 3rd Baboll samf'e- URNA for ever of • Cucamonga Backyard Baseball Tournament. PER PERSON(TEAM OF 5$250) September 01 Must register by Saturday, 4 I Come see tw what's in o•� o : BOOK CLUBS OPEN TO ALL ADULTS I <<< Scan here for club themes, dates and times. Reader's Circle It's a Mystery Book Club Book Club Join us for a fun and lively Join us for discussions based 1 book discussion. Each on a range of mystery genres month the group focuses such as murder mysteries, cozy on a new theme mysteries, historical mysteries, ^� or trending title. and others. Sci-Fi Book Club ESL Book Club We know you're out there! For learners of English as a Sci-fi fans unite at our foreign language. Practice - book club meetings where reading and speaking English . we discuss topics about with book discussions based . other worlds, alternate on a variety of themes and realities, dystopian futures, authors. and more. HOUSE CALLS SERVICES CiltyofRC.us/library Caring volunteers and Library staff deliver book and . ` 1-909-477-2720 library materials to homebound RC residents for free. For more information, call 1-909-774-3903. MULTI-DAY TRIPS ARE BACK! Glamorous and exciting trips around the *Trips subject to change. country and world via Rancho Cucamonga. *Deposits due 6 months in advance. Spotlight on New York City Holiday DECEMBER 2023 London and Paris Holiday DECEMBER 2023 Alaska's Northern Lights FEBRUARY 2024 Exploring Scotland and Ireland APRIL2024 1 r� f 4 G 26 2023 VOLUME 3 (;alling all 7 �A COMINGOOTED SOON! VRC We want to hear from yous' I IF 5 i Submit Your The RC Public Art Mural Project is part of the City's ongoing - - efforts to create an equitable, sustainable, and vibrant city, rich in opportunity for all to thrive. The City Of The project will be open to qualified artists who live and work in _ Rancho Cucamonga the Southern California region, and proposals will be accepted continues development On • starting September 2023. the Urban Forest Management Project scheduled to be completed by December 2023 and will be Plan (UFMP), Rooted in RC, a lasting tribute to the talent and vision of Rancho Cucamonga's and is asking residents to participate • vibrant arts community. in our Tree-Survey which will provide *Schedule is subject to change. Vital information on the current state of the urban forest as well as ideas and opinions on its care, maintenance, and development. Are Cl = TAKE �_ �you a local artist int_ _ _ o = THE • • • o SURVEY p ' ti art projects? By participating in the tree survey, you can help shape the future of our SUBSCRIB _ IRCPublic community and ensure the urban forest Art Listserv! is managed well. Whether you are a ❑� ❑� nature lover, homeowner, or business owner in Rancho Cucamonga, we value your input. Please share your experience �.� �.�J��� �� -J -❑� receive and opinions on the urban forest to help create an UFMP that reflects our y upcoming Call for Artists community values. Together, we can and Community Art project�� create a greener, healthier, and more opportunities y - Cucamonga. This is part of sustainable Rancho Cucamonga for ongoingthe City's efforts generations. promotesupport and - in the community and is open� to For more information on Rooted in RC, all artists who live and work in the please visit our website at EmpireInland Region. www.CityofRC.us/Rooted RC. Mimi GRAPEVINE 27 L 1/1 Jane Penny Link Program for Homebound Seniors Receive bi-weekly calls, resources and referrals,yearly giveaways,and more! Free for Rancho Cucamonga residents 50+. For more information,call 1-909-774-3806. Bereavement Support Group Second and fourth Wednesday 1 1:00 pm-3:00 pm Have you lost someone close to you?Do you feel sad and confused?Join this confidential bereavement group to share your loss and learn about how to cope with loss. Social Support Group First and third Wednesday 1 1:00 pm-3:00 pm For seniors 50+who would like to meet with other seniors to socialize, have fun, and discuss issues related to the changes that aging brings into our lives. Alzheimer's Association: Dementia Caregiver Support Group First Tuesday 1 10:00 am-11:30 am Alzheimer's Association support groups, conducted by trained facilitators,are a safe - - place for caregivers of people living with ' dementia to develop a support system, exchange practical information on challenges and possible solutions,talk through issues and ways of coping,share feelings,needs and concerns,and learn about community resources. Estelle&Kennedy Legal Counseling Appointment Required Second Wednesday 1 9:00 am-12:00 pm Call 1-909-608-0466 to make an appointment. HICAP Medicare Counseling ; Appointment Required First and third Thursday 1 1:00 pm-3.15 pm _ Call 1-909-256-8369 to make an appointment. DAAS Senior Bus Pass Distribution SB County Department of Aging and Adult Services Third Tuesday 110:00 am-12:00 pm No appointment required. • BINGO BILLIARDS COVE NUTRITION SHOP SeniorFamily Service A vareity of gifts including Tuesdays Monday-Friday Association James L.Brulte •• . •• pm household items,seasonal Bingo cards are sold from: Residents$27 Annually Monday-Friday items,cards, 10:00 am-10:45 am an Non-Residents$40 Annually 11:30 am-12:30 pm scarves,snacks and more! 12:30 • • • BilliardsCovemembersDavid Dreier Hall West James L.Brulte Senior Center Bingo games begin shortly must scan in at the Senior Center Seniors 60+ Monday after bingo cards are sold. front desk. Suggested contribution • • _ •• pm of per TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES •- • VIEW FULL LIST OF OFFERINGS Scan Aere, S E N 10 R � I Fitness Live with Rainey An innovative self-paced and self-care fitness and wellness program incorporating simple exercise techniques you can use • every day to make your body feel better and function more effectively.This class will help to relieve aches and pains brought on by stress, aging,active and non-active living. Exclusiveto Rancho Morning Glory Cardio Cucamonga Incorporate simple cardio kick box strength training exercise residents techniques to make your body feel better and function more efficiently.This class will focus on you,your whole body, mental clarity, physical reset, and spiritual guide. r n Get fit, maintain flexibility, Chair Boot Camp v l and build strength Medium-intensity intervals of resistance exercise with short sessions of cardio. Ln Monday- Friday 1 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Sit&Be Fit $27 Annually This class is designed for those who experience discomfort or < All Wellness Pass members must scan in difficulty in moving areas of their body due to arthritis or other ailments. n at the Senior Center front desk. Through this class,you may increase your strength and flexibility. L—L Full Body Workout Gold This is a body toning class.This class is designed to be low impact to prevent injury while increasing muscle strength and energy levels. 'i'� r, It will include a warm-up session,stretching,and light strength ° training that can be done in a seated or standing position. Stretch & Flexibility LU Stretching will help increase flexibility, range of motion, improve posture, prevent injury, improve general well-being, and reduce stress. Pilates Pilates is a series of exercises using your own body weight to build your core muscles,tone your body, improve posture and flexibility. ti. ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFYING RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES. Ul Please visit RCpark.com to download an application or email FinancialAssistance@CityofRC.us for further information. 'CHOOSECLUBS WORKSHOPS TECHJUNCTION FROM Join today! OVER30 Learn a new skill, OPEN COMPUTER USE HOURS Wil GAMING CLUB Games,exercise,'.. CLUBS acquire health information, cultural clubs, or meet new people! 8:00 am-12:00 pm I Seniors 50+ 9:00 am-11:00 am workshopsdancing,knitting,and more! Attend one of our FREE 12:00 pm-8:00 pm 118+ Seniors 50+ Open to residents and 50 years of age or older. Browse non-residents 50 years Register for clas - programs lovedof age or older. Connect with friends and . - For •Learn basic ukulele skills including chords, Beginning and Intermediate Ukulele �. Continuestrum patterns, and introduction to tablature. enhancing your skills in thed1' intermediate class learning chord development ♦� and advanced strumming.Oki �r• cu - a o Ballet Bar Exercise Enjoy relaxing and calming classical music SCaYt(fete> For • a year, become and modern rhythms while learning basic • member of one of - largest ballet foundation steps to stretch and TO REGISTER FOR . senior - area - tone muscles.All fitness and skill levels CLASSES OR TO ❑ r •• members. welcome. Students must bring a mat or VIEW FULL LIST OF OFFERINGS small blanket,wear stretchable/athletic • ACTIVITIES 0 FIRIENDSHIPSclothing, and ballet shoes or soft slippers Beginning, Intermediate, ]RAFFLES (tennis shoes not allowed in dance room). Advanced Ceramics FOOD Zumba Chair Dance Exercise Come and enjoy creating functional Want something different for exercise? ceramic art using hand building Meets every Tuesday Come to the Zumba Chair Exercise Dance techniques for intermediate Party and rock out to the music! Have fun and advanced students. Each • • • • • • am while you listen to Dwop fifties,groovy class concentrates on building, SENIOR CENTER sixties, Latin tunes, and country boot construction, and glazing clay scootin. Stay seated while you use cardio projects. Come and enjoy the and strengthening exercise dance moves relaxing experience of clay. • • Bash Halloweento help improve your upper and lower body. It'll be impossible to sit still. Senior Arts&Crafts Tuesday,October Come relax and have fun with arts Smiles required. • • - • • • - and crafts! Make something different Winter Wonderland Party Beginning, Intermediate, each week.Try scrapbooking,easy Tuesday,DecemberAdvanced Tap painting,yarn,clay,and more. • • • - • •• am Start your career in Tap! Learn basic steps Computer Basics and rhythms and eventually enjoy putting Computers and technology are 0 .fir @ Tap steps and combinations into fun dance everywhere. No need to feel left out, routines.Tap shoes required. sign up for computer basics, and TO LEARN •RE learn how to use a computer. Learn MO. 7O everything from the start-up to shut down,general navigation through _ ✓ Windows,safe Internet browsing, 61 Multi-Day Trips are back. running programs,email, and more. See page 26. 30 2023 VOLUME 3 Rancho Cucamonga Public Library has a 2y/7 Library? ' 1 1 Filled with popular books and DVDs for all ages. r r r The 24/7 Library allows E patrons to borrow and return books at their convenience- 24 hours a day/7 days a week, using your library card. F �} LOCATION: LID' ID' RC Family Resource Center `9 l - 9791 Arrow Route � D a . «.4 U ,x:w Xotw tlbrwy card alp' gets you FREE access to eBooks I� and eAudiobooks with CLoudLibrary. ��� 0® With Cloud Library, you can access thousands of ti Download the ��app today! titles from your personal digital device. Discover C � your next read or listen in the app store. 0 TO BROWSE THE COLLECTION,SCAN HERE>>> ❑� 'R 1 SENIORS TAKE AN ►�j omniftns U B E R R I D E Eligible residents of Rancho Cucamonga and the San Bernardino Valley can now use UBER for up t. half the cost! AN CAN I RIDE Community members who are 62 years or older or have a disability - - . . - WHAT'S THE COST UBER ride users can have half of the cost or their ride subsidized, . . $15 per trip. TRAVELWHERE CAN I Anywhere in omnitrans'service area, www.omnitrans.org beginsends in _ of the 15 cities it serves. 1-909-376-7341 GRAPEVINE 31 CITY 1. Bear Gulch Park 9094 Arrow Rte. 2. Beryl Park East 6524 Beryl St. 3.PARKS, 4. Central l aPa k rk West 11200 Base 501 ILineian SRd.t. ✓ 5. Church Street Park 10190 Church St, TRAILS 6. Coyote Canyon Park 10987 Terra Vista Parkway ✓ 7. Cucamonga/Demens Trail Rest No.Base Line Rd.to Hillside Rd. 8. Day Creek Park 12350 Banyan St. ✓ 9. Ellena Park 7139 Kenyon Way AND RESERVABLE SHELTERS 10. Etiwanda Creek Community Park 5939 East Ave. ✓ 11. Garcia Park 13150 Garcia Dr. a 12. Golden Oak Park 9345 Golden Oak Rd. ✓ - + 13. Heritage Community Park 5546 Beryl St. ✓ 14. Hermosa Park 6787 Hermosa Ave. ✓ _ 0 w+:-_ - 15. Kenyon Park 11481 Kenyon Way _ 16. Legacy Park 5858 Santa Ynez PI. 17. Lions Park 9161 Base Line Rd. 18. Los Amigos Park(Skate Spot) 8625 Madrone Ave. 19. Milliken Park 7699 Milliken Ave. ✓ 20. Mountain View Park 11701 Terra Vista Pkwy. Beryl Park Garcia Park 21. Old Town Park 10033 Feron Blvd. Coyote Canyon Park Golden Oak Park 22. Olive Grove Park 13931 Youngs Canyon Rd. Day Creek Park Hermosa Park 23 Ralph M.Lewis Park 7898 Elm St. Etiwanda Creek Park Milliken Park 24. Rancho Summit Park 5958 Soledad Way 25. Red Hill Community Park 7484 Vineyard Ave. ✓ ��; 1• _ -- 26. Route 66 Trailhead 8500 Foothill Blvd. 27. Spruce Ave.Park(Skate Facility) 7730 Spruce Ave. 28. Victoria Arbors Park 7429 Arbor Ln. ✓ 29. Victoria Groves Park 6840 Fairmont Way 30. Vintage Park 11745 Victoria Park Ln. 31. West Greenway Park 7756 Meadowcrest Ct. 32. Windrows Park 6849 Victoria Park Ln. 1-909-477-2765 Il- ,a Scan here TO LEARN MORE OR TO REQUEST A RESERVATION 0 " 32 2023 VOLUME 2 CITY RECREATION FACILIT_I,- • Y N a o W z W E m 3 W HILLSIDE Y c S oc z WILSON •x.• WIPM 3 cc a m m d c z z m BANYAN BANYAN m 75 y W x ® r r 19TH ST. Victoria Pk Ln. i • 13© a- ------- ----- ■ . ♦ BASE LINE 91 ♦ RRA VISTA W Y �1♦♦ V , W cC ' lm a CHURCH a ♦ Y O♦ The City of Rancho Cucamonga has created a Smoke Free and 66 FOOTHILL 66 Styrofoam(expanded polystyrene) • Free environment at all City '[;!�� 10.000 z 15 Z a buildings,parks,playgrounds, ....•�•�♦• z r ARROWRT ® a pts.Pleas lazas and trails,mincuand ding the _ = surroundingproperty P g c ® ' �` x JERSEY lots.Please remember this when ` making plans. 8TH ST Y f. m 6TH ST PACIFIC ELECTRIC TRAIL 4TH ST MAP NOTTO SCALE MAP CITY FACILITY ADDRESS • ADDRESS 33. Animal Center 11780 Arrow Rte. 54. Dance Terrific 9255 Baseline Rd.Suite A 34. Archibald Library 7368 Archibald Ave. 55. Northtown Community Ctr. 10071 Feron Blvd. 35. Chaffey Garcia House 7150 Etiwanda Ave. SITE LOCATED • NT 36. City Hall 10500 Civic Center Dr. 37. Epicenter/Sports Complex 8408 Rochester Ave. Pitzer College 1050 N.Mills Ave. 38. Fire-All Risk Training Center 11285 Jersey Blvd SITES LOCATEDONTARIO 39. Fire Station#171 6627 Amethyst Ave. Ontario Ice Skating Center _ 1225 W.Holt Blvd. 40. Fire Station#172 9612 San Bernardino Rd. Picazo's Flowers 800 South Milliken Ave. 41. Fire Station#173 12270 Firehouse Ct. 42. Fire Station#174 11297 Jersey Blvd. SITE LOCATED 43. Fire Station#175 11108 Banyan St. Music Land 791 E.Foothill Blvd.Suite H 44. Fire Station#176 5840 East Ave. CONTACT 45. Fire Station#177 9270 Rancho St. CITY FACILITY 46. Goldy S.Lewis Comm.Ctr/ 11200 Base Line Rd. Animal Center.............................................................................................................................1-909-466-7387 James L.Brulte Senior Ctr. Archibald Library.....................................................................................................................1-909-477-2720 47. Lions Center East 9191 Base Line Rd. City Hall.................................................................................................................................................1-909-477-2700 i Emergencies..................................................................................................................................9-1-1 Lions Center West 9161 Base Line Rd. Fire District Business Line(for all stations)........................................1-909-477-2770 48. Metrolink Train Station 11208 Azusa St. Graffiti Hotline.............................................................................................................................1-909-481-7999 49. Police Station 10510 Civic Center Dr. Goldy S.Lewis Comm.Ctr./James L.Brulte Senior Ctr. ......1-909-477-2765 50. Public Works Service Center 8794 Lion St. Lewis Family Playhouse.................................................................................................1-909-477-2752 I Paul A.Biane Library..........................................................................................................1-909-477-2720 51. RC Family Resource Ctr. 9791 Arrow Rte. f Police Station Business Line...................................................................................1-909-477-2800 52. RC Sports Ctr. 8303 Rochester Ave. Police Non-Emergency Dispatch....................................................................1-909-941-1488 53. Victoria Gardens Cultural Ctr./ 12505 Cultural Center Dr. Public Works Service Center..................................................................................1-909-477-2730 Lewis Family Playhouse/ RC Family Resource Center.....................................................................................1-909-477-2780 Paul A.Biane Library RC Sports Center.....................................................................................................................1-909-477-2785 Victoria Gardens Cultural Center.....................................................................1-909-477-2773 GRAPEVINE 33 City of Rancho Cucamonga • •• Civic Center Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 r r� LAYHOUSE AT VICTORIA GARDENS , CULTURAL CENTER IN w 1. 16 z ■ AA • � S 2023 =20 TICKETS ON SALE • ANA-