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Accounting Fundamentals OnlineGain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of dou-ble-entry bookkeeping and financial reporting. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six-week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.

False Alarm Awareness ClassUsed properly, home and business alarm systems are one of the most effective ways to deter burglaries and break-ins. Through this class, presented by the City of Irvine Police Department, residents and business own-ers learn how to eliminate the frustration and expense of false alarms. Attendees save up to $100 on their next false alarm fee. More info and to register, call 949-724-7066 or email [email protected] Oct 27 9am–10am ICC $15

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Assessment Appeal HearingSingle-family homeowners learn how to prepare for an assessment appeal hearing and evidence requirements from the Orange County Clerk of the Board of Super-visors. Seating is on a first-come basis and limited to maximum capacity.W Feb 17 6pm–8pm LSC Free #160132W Mar 16 6pm–8pm LSC Free #160133

FREE Tax Assistance ProgramBeginning February 2, 2016, the City of Irvine, in partner-ship with the United Way of Orange County, is offering tax-preparation services at no cost to taxpayers who earned less than $60,000 in 2015. Qualifying taxpayers who live, work or attend school in Irvine are eligible to receive help com-pleting and electronically filing their tax returns through April 15. For more information or to schedule an appoint-ment, please call 888-434-8248 starting January 7, 2016.

Using Social MediaNEW

in BusinessLearn how to use the five most popular social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google+ to grow and promote your business. Classes be-gin monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six-week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.

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Arabic for Adults: Beginners I & IIExpand your networks and explore another culture by becoming fluent in another language. Learn to read and write literal Arabic and speak Lebanese dialect in these classes. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Paulette Germanos. Supply fee: $25. Ages 16+.Level I Tu Jan 12–Mar 15 6pm–7:30pm UCP $180 #160429Level II W Jan 13–Mar 16 6:30pm–8pm UCP $180 #162955

Chinese for AdultsWith topic-based instruction, students integrate listen-ing, speaking, reading and writing skills while learning Mandarin Chinese. New themes each session. No experi-ence necessary. More info: 949-559-6868. Supply fee: $10.Tu Jan 5–Mar 22 7pm–9pm SCCCA $249 #161537

NEW ESL For AdultsThe ESL Program provides English Language Learners (ELLs) with instructional support that will enable them to fully participate in our community. Supply fee: $75. Inst: Berlitz. Ages 18+Tu Jan 12–Mar 29 6pm–7:30pm LLCP $320 #162925

Oui! Learn French: Teens & AdultsWith Nilo’s easy conversational course, learn proper pro-nunciation, useful vocabulary, grammar and beginning conversation. Class suitable for students and travelers. More info: [email protected] or 949-854-2354. Inst: Nilo Anoush. Supply fee: $10. Ages 13+.Th Jan 14–Mar 17 6:30pm–7:30pm RSC $120 #160131

Speed Spanish OnlineLearn Spanish in the comfort of your own home from col-lege instructor Dan Mikels. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six-week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.

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Identity Theft PreventionMinimize your risk of identity theft. Recognize warning signs and what steps to take if you become a victim. Th Dec 3 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #157104Th Mar 3 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161443

Homebuyer EducationIf you have not owned a home in the past three years, you qualify as a first-time buyer. Learn how to shop for lend-ers and budget for housing expenses. Sa Dec 12 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #157115Sa Jan 9 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #161425Sa Feb 6 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #161426Sa Mar 12 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #161427

Understanding Credit Reports & ScoresLearn what is on your credit report, how your score is calcu-lated and ways to legally improve your credit on your own.Th Jan 7 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161424

Fundamentals of InvestingMaximize investment opportunities by learning about in-vestment types and related tax implications.Tu Jan 12 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #161428

Savvy Social Security PlanningWhen you retire, will Social Security be there for you? Topics include how much will the benefit, the right time to start receiving benefits and more.Th Jan 14 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #161429

College Financial PlanningLearn the dos and don’ts of saving for your child’s higher education. Discuss funding strategies and choosing the right college. Geared toward parents with middle school children or younger.Tu Jan 19 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161430

Insurance BasicsHow much insurance do you need? Learn about auto, home, health, life and disability insurance, including how to compare companies, agents and policies. Th Jan 21 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161431

Homebuyers Orientation 101Thinking of purchasing a home? This workshop provides guidance on shopping for a realtor and lender, plus re-sources and programs to prepare for homeownership.Sa Jan 23 9am–11:30am RSC Free #161432Sa Feb 27 9am–11:30am RSC Free #161433Sa Mar 26 9am–11:30am RSC Free #161434

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Credit & Budgeting for First Time HomebuyersLearn about credit, credit reports, credit scores and their impact when applying for a home loan. Th Feb 4 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #161437

Money in MarriageCreating shared goals in financial planning eliminates one of the biggest stressors in a relationship. Find com-mon ground when it comes to budgeting, buying a house and planning for the future. Th Feb 11 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #161439

Retirement Planning Building a Comfortable Lifestyle for TomorrowLearn to calculate the cost of retirement, identify potential sources of income and evaluate personal savings and invest-ment strategies to create a more comfortable retirement. Th Feb 18 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161440

NEW Consumer LawLearn about federal and state laws that govern how a debt may be collected. Discover if your rights have been violated and what action can be taken against creditors and collectors.Tu Feb 23 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161441

NEW Reverse Mortgage 101Learn the fundamentals of reverse mortgages. Discuss implications and how to decide if a reverse mortgage fits your needs.Th Feb 25 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161442

Organizing Financial PaperworkTurn those paper piles into organized files using simple strategies and tools. Th Mar 10 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161445

Renters’ Rights & ResponsibilitiesLearn the ins and outs of the rental process from inspect-ing the unit to signing the rental/lease agreement. Th Mar 17 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161446

Car Buying & LeasingPrepare for your next car purchase. Learn the secrets of car buying and leasing.Tu Mar 22 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161447

Estate PlanningDiscover the benefits of an estate, plan for minors, protect assets from creditors and more. Th Mar 24 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #161448

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Creating Web PagesLearn how to design, create and post your own web-site. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely on-line. Fee is $99 for six-week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.

Microsoft Excel or Word 2013Become proficient in Microsoft Excel 2013 to learn dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully formatted work-sheets quickly and efficiently or choose Microsoft Word 2013 to master the basic features of this word process-ing program to professionally type, edit, format text, spell check and print documents. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.

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Ballroom Dance:Beginning and IntermediateLearn to dance like the stars. Beginners get to know their way around the dance floor with smooth dances such as the waltz or Fox Trot and rhythm dances like Swing, Cha Cha or Salsa. No experience necessary. Intermediates will expand their dance experience in this next level by adding more turns, patterns and styling to their dancing. Participants must already know how to dance Waltz, Fox Trot, Cha Cha and Swing prior to registering. Registered partner required for both levels. Fee is per person. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Carri Fox.Beg Th Jan 14–Mar 3 6:45pm–7:30pm NCP $60 #160136Beg Th Jan 14–Mar 3 8:15pm–9pm NCP $60 #160137Int Th Jan 14–Mar 3 7:30pm–8:15pm NCP $60 #160192

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Ballroom Dance: Holiday EditionBrush up on the dances for holiday parties. Smooth and rhythm dances will be taught and reviewed. Choose your level based on experience. Each registered participant MUST have a registered partner in order to participate. More info: [email protected] or 714-403-4070. Inst: Carri Fox.Beg Th Dec 3–17 6:45pm–7:30pm NCP $21 #156404Int Th Dec 3–17 7:30pm–8:15pm NCP $21 #158812

NEW Broadway LabExplore the history and practice of musical theater. Join accomplished Broadway actress Darcie Magino as she leads three workshops in which you will work on your own song, scene or performance. Ages 16+.

Song StudySu Mar 6 1pm–4pm OCGP $69 #162627

Scene StudySu Mar 13 1pm–4pm OCGP $69 #162629

Musical Theater PerformanceSu Mar 20 1pm–4pm OCGP $69 #162631

Flamenco Dance en el Parque for Teens & AdultsFlamenco is a visually impressive and expressive form of dance. Explore the basics, including terminology, technique and choreography. Wear a full skirt (women) and closed-toe shoes with thick heels or character shoes. Ages 13+.F Feb 19–Mar 18 6pm–7pm OCGP $70 #161703

Guitar for Teens & Adults: BeginningLearn several open-position chords, strum styles, time signatures and classic rock songs. New songs each ses-sion! Bring acoustic or electric guitar with small amplifier. More info: [email protected] or 949-362-0778. Inst: Ron Gorman. Ages 14+.W Jan 13–Feb 10 7pm–8pm NCP $99 #160200

Hand Percussion of the WorldStudy drumming traditions and play a variety of instru-ments from around the world. Explore and compare the different styles of African, Latin, Celtic and Middle Eastern hand percussion. More info: 949-388-1886. Inst: George Medlock. Ages 18+.W Jan 6–27 7pm–8:15pm UCP $50 #160302W Feb 3–24 7pm–8:15pm UCP $50 #160303W Mar 2–23 7pm–8:15pm UCP $50 #160304

Ukulele: Beginning for Teens & AdultsPlay current and classic songs on the ukulele through learning easy chords and how to read tablature and different strum styles. Experience not required. Bring a ukulele. More info: [email protected] or 949-362-0778. Inst: Ron Gorman. Ages 14+.W Jan 13–Feb 10 6pm–7pm NCP $99 #160201

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Aikyum Yoga: NEW

GentleRelieve stress, anxiety and body aches while building strength and flexibility. This class is suitable for beginners and has a strong emphasis on yogic breathing to calm the mind, lower blood pressure and promote good health. Bring a yoga mat. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Bijal Khanna and Harina Kapoor, certified instruc-tors from India. *No class 1/18, 1/22, 1/25, 2/12, 2/15.M, W, F Jan 4–29* 8:30am–9:30am NCP $90 #160202Sa Jan 9–Mar 26 8:30am–9:30am CCP $120 #160268M, W, F Feb 1–29* 8:30am–9:30am NCP $110 #160203M, W, F Mar 4–25 8:30am–9:30am NCP $100 #160204

Aikyum Yoga: StandardCalm the mind, lower blood pressure and promote good health while building strength and flexibility. Bring a yoga mat. Prior yoga experience is required. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Harina Kapoor, certified yoga instructor from India.Tu, Th Jan 5–28 7pm–8pm UCP $96 #160322Tu, Th Feb 2–25 7pm–8pm UCP $96 #160323Tu, Th Mar 1–24 7pm–8pm UCP $96 #160324

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VinyasaVinyasa yoga is great for experienced yoga practitioners. This class incorporates Pranayam (yogic breathing), regu-lar and advanced yoga asanas (postures) and relaxation. Bring a yoga mat. Previous yoga experience required. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Thuy Davis and Harina Kapoor, certified yoga instructor from India.Sa Jan 9–Mar 26 9:45am–10:45am CCP $144 #160325

Evening Pilates with YurikaStand tall, move better and feel good! Strengthen, tone and balance body and mind with pilates. All levels wel-come. Bring a mat and TheraBand (TheraBand available from instructor for $5). Inst: Yurika Matsumoto.Tu Jan 5–Mar 22 6:30pm–7:30pm WBCP $144 #160233

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Hatha Yoga with DianeHealth-enhancing yoga practice focused on up-to-date medical yoga research. Class combines postures, medita-tion and yoga philosophy in a breath-centered practice. Class meets Tuesdays 6:30 p.m. and Thursdays 1 p.m. Please avoid eating two hours prior to class; bring mat and blanket. Inst: Diane Pavesic RN, Certified Yoga Therapist, YTRX-500C, E-RYT-500. *No class 2/9, 2/11, 2/16, 2/18.Tu Jan 5–Mar 8* 6:30pm–7:45pm RSC $86 #160265Th Jan 7–Mar 10* 1pm–2pm RSC $78 #160267Tu, Th Jan 5–Mar 10* 6:30pm–7:45pm RSC $148 #160266Th 1pm–2pm RSC

Meditation & BreathingLearn to focus and meditate to help reduce stress, relieve tension, lower blood pressure and promote healing. Inst: Bing Luh. Supply fee: $10. Ages 16+.Demo Tu Jan 12 7:45pm–8:45pm DCP Free #159991 Tu Jan 19–Mar 1 8:10pm–9:25pm DCP $99 #159992

Morning Pilates with YurikaStand tall, move better and feel good in this beginner level class. Using Pilates, learn to strengthen, tone and balance the body and mind. Bring a mat and TheraBand (TheraBand available from instructor for $5). Inst: Yurika Matsumoto.Th Jan 14–Mar 17 9am–10am NCP $120 #160240

Nutrition RevolutionLooking to create a healthier lifestyle for yourself? Learn the basics of nutrition, which includes learning how to read nutrition labels, why certain foods are good for you and what substitutions can be made to create healthier meals. More info: ocgp.org. Ages 12+.

Weight Loss ResolutionTh Jan 14 6:30pm–8pm OCGP $24 #161713 Gluten Free Eating

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Pi-YoPilates and yoga together in one class! Tone and elongate with this nonimpact workout blending exercises that complement each other. Bring a mat. Inst: Eugenia Lane. Ages 16+.Sa Jan 9–Mar 12 9am–10am RSC $110 #160154

Pilates with JenniferImprove muscle control, flexibility, coordination, strength and tone. Space is limited. Bring a mat. More info: [email protected] or 949-433-0799. Inst: Jennifer Pearlstein. Ages 16+. Monday 11:30 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. for intermediate students only. *No class 1/18, 2/15.Int/Adv M Jan 11–Mar 28* 11:30am–12:30pm UCP $130 #159938Beg M Jan 11–Mar 28* 12:30pm–1:30pm UCP $130 #159939Int M Jan 11–Mar 28* 5:45pm–6:45pm SSNP $130 #159940Beg W Jan 13–Mar 30 12:30pm–1:30pm UCP $156 #159941Beg W Jan 13–Mar 30 5:45pm–6:45pm LSC $156 #159942

Tai Chi (Yang-Style)A Moving Meditation

This traditional Chinese system promotes stress reduc-tion, balance, increased energy and flexibility with easy techniques of gentle, slow, repeated movements to im-prove health and well-being. Wear comfortable clothing. Inst: Bing Luh. Supply fee: $20 (DVD). Ages 16+.Demo Tu Jan 12 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP Free #159989 Tu Jan 19–Mar 8 6:30pm–8pm DCP $109 #159990

Yoga for Relaxation & RenewalAfter a day of work, join us for refreshing and relaxing guided yoga. Beginners welcome. Inst: Bridget Ingham of Yoga World. Ages 14+.M Jan 11–Mar 28 5:45pm–6:45pm LSC $108 #164203

Yoga for Strength, Energy & BalanceThis stimulating yoga class is designed for those interested in a stronger form of yoga practice. Inst: Bridget Ingham of Yoga World. Ages 14+. *No class 1/18, 2/15.

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Hiking the TrailsHike on some of the most beautiful trails found in our lo-cal mountains. Terrain varies from moderate to strenuous. Set your own pace. Inst: Jesper Widen. Ages 18+.Sa Feb 6 7:45am–5pm RSC $40 #160217

Hitting the TrailsExert yourself outdoors on some of the most challenging trails the Southland has to offer. These strenuous hikes are for no-nonsense hikers. Distances vary from 8 to 16 miles. Inst: Jesper Widen. Ages 18+.Sa Mar 5 6:15am–5:30pm RSC $40 #160219

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Aikido for AdultsA noncompetitive, non-aggressive and effective form of self-defense, can enhance self-confidence, aero-bic conditioning and stress reduction. More info: [email protected] or 949-251-0571. Location: Mumonkan-Do Aikido Studio, 17905 Sky Park Circle #L. Ages 13+.Sa Jan 2–30 9:30am–11am STUDIO $90 #159948Sa Feb 6–27 9:30am–11am STUDIO $90 #159949Sa Mar 5–26 9:30am–11am STUDIO $90 #159950

Karate with Roy CadienteKarate promotes personal development and self-disci-pline. Uniform available from instructor for $26.50 and up. More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Roy Cadiente (Wed) or Matt Hemenez (Thurs).W Jan 6–27 7:30pm–8:30pm DCP $48 #160393Th Jan 7–28 7:30pm–8:30pm NCP $48 #160392W Feb 3–24 7:30pm–8:30pm DCP $48 #160394Th Feb 4–25 7:30pm–8:30pm NCP $48 #160395W Mar 2–23 7:30pm–8:30pm DCP $48 #160396Th Mar 3–24 7:30pm–8:30pm NCP $48 #160397

Self-Defense Kung FuEnhance your overall health and longevity by learning the traditional Shaolin kung fu forms and the application of kung fu self-defense skills. This traditional form of Chi-nese martial arts promotes self-defense and physical fit-ness. More info: [email protected] or 949-701-8810. Location: OC Shaolin Temple Cultural Center, 375 Bristol St. #45, Costa Mesa 92626. Supply fee: $20. Inst: Master Shi Yanqing. Ages 13+.Tu Jan 12–26 7pm–7:50pm OCSTCC $78 #159258Tu Feb 2–23 7pm–7:50pm OCSTCC $104 #159259Tu Mar 1–29 7pm–7:50pm OCSTCC $130 #159260

Shotokan Karate for AdultsTaught for centuries by generations of Japanese tradition-alists, this style of karate teaches blocks, strikes, punches, kicks and body mechanics to maximize self-defense while improving fitness, strength, focus and discipline. Course runs monthly. Second family member only $60/month or $165/3 month class (this price is available through mail, fax or walk-in registrations only). Annual AAU membership required at first class ($16/child; $29/adult). More info: [email protected] or 951-283-1544. Inst: Tai Cigar, World Champion, AAU/USA Karate Coach. Ages 13+. *No class 1/18, 2/15M, W Jan 4–27* 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $70 #161449M, W Jan 4–Mar 30* 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $180 #161450M, W Feb 1–29* 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $70 #161451M, W Mar 2–30 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $70 #161452

Women’s Safety and Self-Defense: Just Yell FireLearn to “fight like a girl” using quick and effective mar-tial arts techniques. Avoid becoming a victim through awareness, practical self-defense techniques and get-away skills. Just Yell Fire is an internationally recognized program. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. More info: [email protected] or 714-329-3196. Inst: Doug Shields. Ages 12+.Sa Jan 30 10am–12pm UCP $39 #160431Sa Feb 20 10am–12pm UCP $39 #160432Sa Mar 12 10am–12pm UCP $39 #160433

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Community Emergency Response Team, FREE

(CERT) CourseHelp yourself, your family and your community during a disaster by training to be a member of Irvine’s CERT pro-gram. The 28-hour training course teaches basic hands-on response skills needed for fire safety, light search and rescue, disaster medical operations and more. Enrollment limited to 33 students. Enroll online at cityofirvine.org/cert. More info: [email protected] or 949-724-7054. Ages 18+.W Feb 24–Apr 13 6:15pm–10pm ICC Free

Creative Ventures: SucculentsLooking for something fun and creative to do? Create a seasonal living centerpiece to gift or to keep! Select plants to design an arrangement that can be enjoyed in your home and later transplanted into the garden. A crafty project for showers, weddings, graduation parties and more. These workshops will guide you with instructions, tips and techniques. Ages 12+.Th Mar 10 6:30pm–8pm OCGP $49 #161711

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Creative WritingDo you have a half-finished novel, great family stories or an idea for a children’s book, short story or screenplay? Get serious and start writing! The instructor, a former magazine editor, will guide you on your fiction/nonfic-tion projects or provide an assignment. Open to all levels of experience. Bring supplies to take notes. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Dorothy Spirus. *No class 2/15.M Jan 25–Mar 7* 7:30pm–9pm RSC $155 #160399

Grammar Refresher OnlineRevive lost or forgotten knowledge of English grammar and gain confidence in producing grammatically correct writing. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six-week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.

Novel Writing WorkshopLearn how to write, sell and market a mainstream novel. This workshop explores writing basics such as characters, point of view, plot, outlines and how to keep your story on track. You will also learn the business side of writing including query letters, agents, editors and independent publishing options. Ages 16+.Th Jan 14–Feb 18 6:30pm–8:30pm OCGP $119 #162626

FREE OC Writers: Read & CritiqueThis gathering is dedicated to providing writers with space and time to write, learn and network. Writers should bring their own manuscripts-in-progress to work on in this welcoming and supportive environment. Elec-trical outlets and Wi-Fi available. Hosted by published author DeAnna Cameron. Free drop-in program; regis-tration not required. Ages 18+. *No class 1/1.First Friday of each month* 11am–1pm OCGP Free #162620

Senior Services Volunteer FREE

Informational MeetingLearn what is required to volunteer at the City’s senior cen-ters. This meeting provides information on current open-ings and the variety of volunteer opportunities available for adults and teens. More info: 949-724-6900. Ages 14+.W Jan 20 10am–11am LSC Free #159891W Jan 20 5pm–6pm LSC Free #159892W Feb 17 5pm–6pm LSC Free #159894W Mar 16 10am–11am LSC Free #159895W Mar 16 5pm–6pm LSC Free #159896

Writing for MagazinesDiscover what it takes to become a published freelance writer. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Dor-othy Spirus, freelance writer and former magazine editor.Tu Jan 19 7:30pm–9pm RSC $38 #160398

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Pediatric ClassesFree educational sessions with in-depth preparation, ad-vice and tips for expectant and new parents. Inst: Hoag Medical Group Pediatrician. Location: Hoag Medical Group Pediatrics, 4900 Barranca Parkway, Suite 103, Irvine 92604. More info: 855-450-4464.

Becoming a Family: Tips for Expectant & New ParentsTu Feb 2 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #161978

How to Raise a Healthy InfantTu Dec 8 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #157364Sa Jan 23 10am–11:30am HMGP Free #161974Tu Feb 16 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #161975Sa Mar 5 10am–11:30am HMGP Free #161976

CPR & First Aid for Infant/Child & AdultBe prepared by taking an Emergency Medical Services Authority and State-approved CPR and/or First Aid class. Participants receive University Training Center certifica-tion (CPR and First Aid valid for two years). Inst: Uni-versity Training Center. Ages 14+. Children 10-13 may enroll with registered parent.CPR Sa Feb 6 9am–12pm LSC $30 #160298First Aid Sa Feb 6 12:30pm–3:30pm LSC $30 #160299Both Sa Feb 6 9am–3:30pm LSC $60 #160300

Prenatal Yoga with MonaPregnancy is an excellent time to practice yoga, a technique for improving the health and vitality of mind, body and spirit. Connect with your baby through breathing exercises and gentle yoga poses; while developing strength, stamina and balance. All stages of pregnancy are welcome. Consult with your doctor before registering. Inst: Mona Ness.Tu Jan 12–Feb 9 5:30pm–6:30pm OCGP $74 #162628Tu Feb 16–Mar 15 5:30pm–6:30pm OCGP $74 #162630

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Anaheim ICE: Skating for AdultsLearn to skate, glide on one foot, stop, turn and more. Includes: skate rental, lessons, free practice on the day of class and three additional skating passes to use during the session. More info: 714-518-3212 or [email protected]. Location: Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim 92805. Ages 17+.W Jan 13–Feb 3 7pm–7:30pm AI $39 #159956W Feb 24–Mar 16 7pm–7:30pm AI $39 #159957

NEW Badminton for AdultsLearn the fundamentals of badminton, exercise and have fun making friends while enjoying light compe-tition. Class held in a state-of-the-art indoor facility. All levels welcome. Bring your own racket. More info: 949-559-6868. *No class 2/14.Su Jan 10–Mar 20* 4pm–5:30pm SCCCA $200 #161542

Cardio Boot Camp® Outdoor FitnessBurn calories, improve strength and increase endurance with high-energy outdoor circuit training in this early morning workout. Inst: Body Business.M, W, F Jan 4–Feb 5 5:30am–6:30am SETNP $149 #161741M, W, F Feb 15–Mar 18 5:30am–6:30am SETNP $149 #161743

NEW Fencing for Teens & AdultsFencing promotes discipline, fitness and sportsmanship. Learn the modern sport of fencing in a safe, fun and pro-fessional manner. Wear long athletic pants, short sleeves and tennis shoes. More info: [email protected] or 559-213-8218. Inst: Clinton Kershaw. Ages 12+. *No class 2/11.Ages 12–17 Th Jan 7–Feb 18* 5pm–6pm UCP $174 #161561Ages 18+ Th Jan 7–Feb 18* 6pm–7pm UCP $174 #164093

Hula Dance & Fitness for WomenThis class is a mix of traditional Polynesian choreography with a modern fitness twist. Burn calories using a series of low-impact Tahitian dance moves set to pounding drum beat and have fun while toning abdominal, leg and arm muscles. All levels welcome. Bring a sarong/paero, water and a towel. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Bren-da Geringer.Tu Jan 26–Mar 15 7pm–8pm CCP $95 #160458

Hybrid Warrior 101Improve cardio, strengthen and sculpt in this high-energy class for the optimal full-body workout. Unlike typical cardio-kickboxing classes, Hybrid Warrior 101 incorpo-rates circuit, interval, plyometric and resistance training making this class the ultimate experience in level one combat conditioning. Bring a towel and water. More info: [email protected] or 949-929-5020. Inst: Tra-ditional Studios. Ages 16+.M Dec 7–28 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #156505M Jan 4–25 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #160365Tu, Th Jan 5–28 9am–10am ATA $64 #160366M Feb 1–22 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #160367Tu, Th Feb 2–25 9am–10am ATA $64 #160368Tu, Th Mar 1–24 9am–10am ATA $64 #160370M Mar 7–28 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #160369

JazzerciseMonday–Thursday: 5:30–6:30 p.m.Turtle Rock Community ParkJazzercise is a calorie-torching, hip-swiveling, Shakira-would-be-proud dance party workout to put your abs to the test, with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn. Our classes leave you breathless, toned and coming back for more. Start working it with Jazzercise! All fitness levels welcome. New customers check it out for ONE WEEK FREE! Membership fee allows unlimited attendance at additional locations in Irvine and Tustin. More info: 714-730-3758 or [email protected]. Inst: Shawn Masse. *No class 1/18, 2/15.

Monthly Rate: $50 with 12 month agreement $55 with 6 month agreement $60 with 2 month agreement

Drop-In Rate: $20/meeting, pay at the door



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Softball949-724-6669 � Men’s leagues in

various levels � Coed leagues in

various levels

Soccer949-724-6825 � Men’s 11 vs. 11 leagues

in various levels � Men’s 7 vs. 7 leagues

in various levels � Coed 11 vs. 11 league � Coed 7 vs. 7 leagues

in various levels � Women’s 7 vs. 7 league

Basketball 949-724-6659 � Men’s leagues in

various levels � Men’s 6’2” league � Men’s masters league

LeaguesThe Community Services Department

offers the following adult sports programs:

Registration Deadline: Mid January

Soccer at the Great Park

� Men’s 7 vs. 7 leagues in various levels

� Coed 7 vs. 7 leagues

949-724-6586

For more information regarding any of the Adult Sports Leagues:

Visit irvineathletics.org or call 949-724-6605.

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NEW Running TechniqueLearn to run longer, faster and pain-free! Master proper running techniques, reach your fitness goals and enjoy running pain-free at any age. Bring sunscreen, water and wear comfortable clothing and running shoes. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Albert Lu. *No class 1/18, 2/15.M, W, F Jan 11–Feb 19* 6pm–7pm CCP $165 #161563M, W, F Feb 22–Apr 1 6pm–7pm WBCP $185 #163074

Stroller StridesThis one-hour total body workout is designed for all fit-ness levels. Certified instructors, who are also parents, will help you get and stay in shape. Bring sunscreen, water, towel or mat, snacks and your child in a stroller. Inst: Julie Freeman of South Irvine/Lake Forest Fit4Mom.Th Feb 18–Mar 17 4pm–5pm OCGP $39 #161665

The Atlas ChallengeSpecialized fitness program designed to shed pounds, com-bining the perfect balance between cardio and strength training. Class utilizes weights, jump rope, punching bags, ladder, medicine balls, mitts, blocks and more to make your workout fun and effective. Bring a towel and water. More info: [email protected] or 949-929-5020. Inst: Traditional Studios. Ages 16+.W Dec 2–23 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #156500W Jan 6–27 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #160361W Feb 3–24 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #160362W Mar 2–23 8:30pm–9:30pm ATA $49 #160363



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Water AerobicsGreat for both new and long-time participants of water fitness. This fun, fast-paced workout helps tone without stressing the back or knees. Cardio conditioning is fol-lowed by total body resis-tance work and toning. When available, Tuesday morning

and Friday classes are offered in deep water. Program offered year-round. Fee: $7/visit; $24/4 visits or $5 per class when purchasing for 10 or more visits. Purchase passes at the pool. Ages 16+. *No class 11/26-27, 12/21-1/3, 1/18, 2/15. No evening class 1/5, 1/7.M–F* 10am–11am WWJACTu, Th* 6pm–7pm WWJAC

Zumba®Ditch the workout and join the party! Burn up to 700 cal-ories while toning and sculpting to upbeat international music. Inst: Body Business.Tu Jan 5–Feb 9 6pm–7pm NCP $62 #161745Th Jan 7–Feb 11 7:15pm–8:15pm CCP $62 #161746Tu Feb 16–Mar 22 6pm–7pm NCP $62 #161747Th Feb 18–Mar 24 7:15pm–8:15pm CCP $62 #161748



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Computer Lab at Lakeview Senior CenterMonday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.Open lab time is available to Computer Lab members only. Hours may vary due to class schedules, computer main-tenance and volunteer coverage. Members must read and sign a copy of the lab rules and regulations.Fees: Irvine Residents: $17/Year Non-Residents: $22/Year

Fitness Center at Rancho Senior CenterMonday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday : 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Sunday: 9 a.m.–2 p.m.

The Fitness Center provides older adults with a safe and comfortable workout environment. Orientation required prior to participation. Equipment available for cardio-vascular and strength training. Schedule orientation and purchase memberships in person at the Rancho Senior Center. More info: 949-724-6800.Fees: Gold Card Non-Gold Card Members Members Orientation $55/Year $80/Year $10

Gold CardStart receiving your benefits today! Perks include discounts to Fitness Center, fitness classes, priority registration for special events and luncheons and pre-registration for high demand classes. Card includes picture for identification. Purchase at either center. More info: 949-724-6800.Fees: Irvine Residents: $10/Year Non-Residents: $15/Year

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Chinese New Year at the Senior CenterIrvine Senior Services and Irvine Evergreen Chinese Senior Association invite you to a Chinese New Year Celebration. Enjoy a festive lunch with great entertainment. Purchase tickets at either senior centers.W Feb 17 10am–1pm LSC $15

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Providing services to adults ages 50+ with two dedicated locations.

LAKEVIEW SENIOR CENTER (LSC)Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

949-724-6900 irvineseniors.org 20 Lake Road, Irvine

(Located in Mike Ward Community Park— Woodbridge)

Amenities Include: Nutrition program Recreation programs Computer Lab Clubs and support groups

Billiards and game room

RANCHO SENIOR CENTER (RSC)Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

949-724-6800 irvineseniors.org 3 Ethel Coplen Way, Irvine

Amenities Include: Fitness Center Recreation programs Clubs

Health and fitness programs Game room

For more information and a complete listing of programs and services, visit irvineseniors.org.



Keen Center for Senior ResourcesMonday–Thursday: 9 a.m.– 3 p.m.Friday: 9 a.m.– noon949-724-6926 [email protected]

Dollarwise Programs

Free financial education classes are listed on Page 51.

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Computers: The Basics and BeyondLearn about computers using an easy-to-understand style without technical jargon. We use familiar, everyday words to explain the ins and outs of computers, the internet and programs. Inst: Glen the Computer Guy. Computers are provided at Lakeview; participants at the Rancho Senior Center need to bring laptops. Word

Tu Jan 5–26 4pm–5pm RSC $32 #160273Th Jan 7–28 9am–10am LSC $32 #160275 Email 101

Tu Feb 2–23 4pm–5pm RSC $32 #160276Th Feb 4–25 9am–10am LSC $32 #160278 Explore Your Computer

Tu Mar 1–29 4pm–5pm RSC $40 #160277Th Mar 3–31 9am–10am LSC $40 #160279

Harmonica Instruction for SeniorsPlaying the harmonica has many benefits including brain exercise and increasing lung capacity. Learn the basic skills to play and read notes. Bring your own harmonica (24 hole minimum with two reeds and in the key of ‘C’). Limited amount available for purchase in class. Ages 50+. W Jan 6–Mar 30 9am–10:30am LSC $55 #160321

Line Dancing for Active Older AdultsLearn basic and intermediate Korean line dances with in-structor Charlie Choi. Everyone is welcome to join this fun and rhythmic class. Registered participants are in-vited to attend the Friday practice at the Lakeview Senior Center from 12:30-2:30 p.m.M Jan 4–Feb 29 8am–10am RSC $30 #159920Tu Jan 5–Feb 23 2:30pm–4:30pm NCP $30 #161838W Jan 6–Feb 24 2:30pm–4:30pm NCP $30 #161839Th Jan 7–Feb 25 2:30pm–4:30pm RSC $30 #159923M Mar 7–Apr 25 8am–10am RSC $30 #159930Th Mar 3–Apr 28 2:30pm–4:30pm RSC $30 #159935

MELT®Discover a method to reduce pain and function more ef-ficiently with simple 10-minute self-care techniques using soft balls or soft rollers. Developed by bestselling author and manual therapist Sue Hitzmann, The MELT Method® is an innovative self-treatment program that focuses on connective tissues to relieve aches and pains related to ag-ing and active living. Inst: Niki Parker. *No class 2/9, 3/15.Hands + Feet Tu Jan 12 9am–10am RSC $5 #160288Soft Roller Tu Jan 12–19 10am–11am RSC $16 #160287Soft Roller Tu Feb 2–23* 10am–11am RSC $24 #160290Hands + Feet Tu Feb 16 9am–10am RSC $5 #160289Hands + Feet Tu Mar 8 9am–10am RSC $5 #160292Soft Roller Tu Mar 8–29* 10am–11am RSC $24 #160291

Senior Splash This shallow water, low-im-pact class is paced for seniors and designed to promote joint flexibility, range of mo-tion and agility while build-ing cardiovascular fitness and muscle strength. Minimum registration must be met prior to first class to avoid cancellation; please register in advance. Ages 50+.

Tu Jan 12–Mar 22 9am–9:45am WWJAC $22 #161377 Th Jan 14–Mar 24 9am–9:45am WWJAC $22 #161378Tu, Th Jan 12–Feb 18 9am–9:45am WWJAC $24 #161379Tu, Th Feb 23–Mar 24 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #161380

Therapeutic Yoga with MonaTherapeutic yoga blends gentle, restorative yoga postures, breath work and guided meditation. Techniques effectively bring the body into balance and reduce injury and stress. Bring yoga mat. Inst: Mona Ness. *No class 1/18, 2/15.M Jan 11–Mar 28* 4:30pm–6pm RSC $50 #160286Tu Jan 12–Mar 15 4pm–5:30pm OCGP $50 #162399

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Rose Garden CaféLakeview Senior CenterMike Ward Community Park–Woodbridge949-724-6900 irvineseniors.orgEnjoy a delicious hot meal with great service and a social atmosphere. Meals provide one-third of the recommended nutritional dietary daily allowance for seniors. A vegetarian alternative meal is offered daily. Menus are posted at both senior centers and in the Irvine Newsletter.Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities for senior nu-trition programs (Rose Garden Cafe and Irvine Meals on Wheels) are available. Please call 949-724-6918 for more information.Lunch (Served Monday–Friday, 11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) FeesSuggested donation (Ages 60 or over) $4* Fee (Ages 59 and under) $5Valentine’s Day F Feb 12 11:45am–12:30pm LSC $4/60+ $5/59 and underPresidents Day F Feb 16 11:45am–12:30pm LSC $4/60+

$5/59 and underSt. Patrick’s Day Th Mar 17 11:45am–12:30pm LSC $4/60+

$5/59 and under*No senior is turned away due to inability to make a donation.

Monthly menus posted online at irvineseniors.org

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Each center offers a variety free to nominal cost programs and activities. For a listing, visit irvineseniors.org or stop by either center and pick up a copy of Irvine Newsletter.

Lakeview Senior Center 949-724-6900

Book Club 1st Mondays 9am–11am Free

Morning Socials Tuesdays 7:30am–9am $1

Contract Bridge Tuesdays 9am–3pm Free

Longevity Stick Tuesdays/Thursdays 9am–10am Free

International Crafters Tuesdays 9am–4pm Free

Bingo Tuesdays 12:30pm–3pm $8 buy-in/ 10 games

Car Fit 1st Wednesdays 10:30am–11:30am Free

Joanie’s Raggtimers Music and Dance 2nd/4th Thursdays noon–1:30pm Free

Travel Adventure Slideshow 3rd Thursdays 6:30pm–8:30pm Free

Taiwanese Mah Jongg Thursdays noon–5pm Free

Tea Dance Thursdays 2pm–4pm Free

Carrom Fridays 8am–6pm Free

Harmonica Ensemble Fridays 9am–10:15am Free

Morning Socials Fridays 10am–11am $1

Movie Matinee Fridays 12:15pm–2:30pm Free

Mind Fitness Fun Fridays 3pm–4pm Free

Rancho Senior Center 949-724-6800Beginning Social Bridge Mondays 2pm–4:30pm Free

American Style Mah Jongg Mondays 9:30am–noon Free

Longevity Stick Mondays 10am–11am Free

Power Hour Mondays 11:15am–12:15pm $5

Canasta Mondays/Wednesdays 12:30pm–3:30pm Free

International Discussion Group 3rd Tuesdays 9:30am–11:20am Free

Intermediate Bridge Tuesdays 12pm–4pm Free

Bunco 1st Wednesdays 12pm–3pm $5

Social Bridge Wednesdays 9am–noon Free

Duplicate Bridge Wednesdays 11am–3:30pm Free

Social Tap Wednesdays 11:30am–1pm Free

Walking Club Thursdays 9am–10am Free

Social Tap Dance Thursdays 9:30am–11:30am Free

Duplicate Bridge Thursdays 10am–2pm Free

Chess Fridays 11am–1pm Free

Canasta Fridays 12pm–4pm Free

Open Dance Studio Fridays 3pm–5pm Free

Film Club 2nd Fridays 10:30am–11:30am Free

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Yoga for Active Older Adults with MonaAnyone can practice yoga regardless of age or experience. Energize your body and improve your flexibility. All lev-els welcome. Bring yoga mat and water. Ages 50+. Inst: Mona Ness. *No class 2/17.M Jan 11–Mar 28 8:45am–10am LSC $50 #160281W Jan 13–Mar 30* 10:30am–11:45am LSC $55 #160282W Jan 13–Mar 30 9am–10am RSC $60 #160283Th Jan 14–Mar 31 9:30am–10:45am RSC $60 #160284F Jan 8–Mar 25 9am–10:15am RSC $60 #160285

Zumba Gold®This easy-to-follow program lets you move to the beat at your own speed. Latin rhythms, rock ‘n’ roll and swing turn this low-impact dance workout into a party! Toning sticks are limited. Inst: Barbara Bohlig. Ages 50+. *No class 1/18, 2/15.Int M Jan 4–Mar 14* 4:30pm–5:30pm LSC $55 #160205Low Impact Tu Jan 5–Mar 22 4:30pm–5:30pm RSC $60 #160206Int W Jan 6–Mar 23 4:30pm–5:30pm RSC $60 #160209

Driver Safety–AARP Smart DriverThe AARP Driver Safety program is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers ages 50 and over. Learn current road rules, safe vehicle operation and how to ad-just to common age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. Register at the Senior Center front desk.Th Feb 18 8:30am–5pm LSC $15

AARP Tax FREE

Foundation AssistantAARP Foundation Tax-Aide provides free tax assistance to taxpayers with low and moderate incomes, particular-ly to those 60 and older. Services provided by a team of trained and certified volunteers. More info and to make an appointment, call 949-724-6926.W Feb 3–Apr 13 9am–3pm LSC Free

FREE CarFitSponsored by Automobile Club of America, adults ages 50 and over and their vehicle are checked to ensure the car is properly adjusted to fit the driver. For more information or to make an appointment, call 949-724-6926.

W Feb 3 9:30am–12pm LSC Free

Irvine Senior Travelers For more information and to receive a FREE trip listing, call 888-882-8714 or email [email protected]. n Day ToursA Really Big Sh000!Feb 24 Cost: $90/person Sandra Cullum 949-769-6490

Joshua TreeMar Cost: $83/person Linda Lako 949-725-9896

n Extended ToursTropical Costa RicaFeb 29–Mar 8 Cost: $2,599 Double Barbara Abshire 949-552-0540 $3,149 Single

Death ValleyMar 13–15 Cost: $499 Double Barbara Abshire 949-552-0540 $689 Single

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Classes offered every 30 minutes Lessons offered six days a week at varying times All lessons are 25 minutes Fee: $30 per class

Flexible Schedule Private LessonsA limited number of private lessons will be offered for private (one student) to semi-private (two students) per instructor. The person requesting the semi-private class is responsible for finding the additional participant. Classes are customized to the participants skill level. You are not guaranteed the same instructor. Space is limited. More info: 949-724-6717.

1 on 1 Stroke Technique Geared toward swim team participants, triathletes, lap swimmers or anyone looking to gain a competitive edge. This class focuses on proper technique and mechanics of all four strokes. Pre-register onsite only. Twenty-five min-ute spots throughout the day. Instructor is not in the water. Space is limited. More info: 949-724-6717. Ages 5+.

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Purchase memberships for this year-round pro-gram at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center. Ages 16+. Pool closed on City holidays. Schedule subject to change or relocation to the Northwood Aquatics Center:

M–F 6am–8am, 10am–2pm, 6pm–8pm WWJAC Sa–Su 8am–10am WWJAC

L a P s W i m f e e s : Daily 10 Visit 30 Visit Monthly Year-UnlimitedAdult (18–55) $4 $36 $90.00 $45 $500Senior (55+) $2 $18 $52.50 $30 $250

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IrVInE AQUAtICSProviding aquatics education, water safety

awareness, fitness, competition and fun to participants of all ages and abilities.

WILLIAM WOOLLETT JR. AqUATICS CENTER (WWJAC)

Monday–Friday: 6 a.m.–8 p.m. Saturday–Sunday: 8 a.m.–noon

Hours may change based on scheduled programs

949-724-6717 irvineaquatics.org 4601 Walnut Avenue, Irvine

(Adjacent to Irvine High School)

Amenities Include: 25-meter teaching pool with portable slide

Two 50-meter competition pools Two 1-meter diving boards Two 3-meter diving boards

Services Include: Swim lessons, swim teams, diving,

synchronized swimming & water polo Adult lap swim & water aerobics

Children’s birthday parties & camps Aquatic safety education classes & CPR

NORTHWOOD AqUATICS CENTER (NHSAC)

Monday–Friday: 4:30–8 p.m.(During school year)

949-724-6938 irvineaquatics.org 4515 Portola Parkway, Irvine

(Located at Northwood High School)

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Lifeguard TrainingPrepare yourself for a job as a lifeguard. Lifeguard can-didates learn how to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. Successful completion earns certification in American Red Cross (ARC) Lifeguard Training, First Aid and CPR/AED. Includes $40 ARC fee. Participant must be able to pass prerequisites skills test. Ages 15+.M–W Mar 28–30 10am–8pm WWJAC $215 #161813 F Apr 29 5pm–10pm WWJAC $215 #161814Sa, Su Apr 30–May 1 8am–8pm

Lifeguard Instructor TrainingGet the certification and training necessary to teach the American Red Cross (ARC) Lifeguard Training class. Participants must be certified in ARC Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT), Lifeguarding, First Aid and CPR/AED. Course includes online, classroom and in-water instruction. Fee includes ARC material fee of $40. Ages 16+.F, Sa & Su Mar 18–20 9am–6pm WWJAC $215 #161580

Coaches CertificationCPR, AED & First Aid Review and Safety Training for Swim Coaches

This refresher course allows those previously certified in American Red Cross, AED and first aid to renew their certification. The first part of the training includes CPR, AED and first aid skills review leading up to a written test and skills challenge. The second portion is safety training for swim coaches which includes water polo coaches and other individuals involved in aquatic programs. Course includes written test and in water skills session. Bring swimsuit and towel. Includes $50 ARC. Ages 15+.Su Dec 6 9am–1pm WWJAC $150 #150096Su Feb 7 9am–1pm WWJAC $150 #161578

Water Safety InstructorLooking to teach swimming lessons this summer? This course provides the certification and training necessary to teach all of the American Red Cross swimming and water-safety courses. Includes $40 ARC fee. Participants must be able to pass prerequisite skills test. More info: irvineaquatics.org. Ages 16+.W–Su Mar 30–Apr 1 9am–6pm WWJAC $215 #164256

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Senior Splash This shallow water, low-im-pact class is paced for seniors and designed to promote joint flexibility, range of motion and agility while building cardio-vascular fitness and muscle strength. Minimum registra-tion must be met prior to first class to avoid cancellation; please register in advance. Ages 50+.

Tu Jan 12–Mar 22 9am–9:45am WWJAC $22 #161377 Th Jan 14–Mar 24 9am–9:45am WWJAC $22 #161378Tu, Th Jan 12–Feb 18 9am–9:45am WWJAC $24 #161379Tu, Th Feb 23–Mar 24 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #161380

Water AerobicsGreat for both new and longtime participants of water fitness. This fun, fast-paced workout helps tone with-out stressing the back or knees. Cardio conditioning is followed by total body resistance work and toning. When available, Tuesday morning and Friday classes are of-fered in deep water. Program offered year-round. Fee: $7/visit; $24/4 visits or $5 per class when purchasing for 10 or more visits. Purchase passes at the pool. Ages 16+. *No evening class 1/5, 1/7.M–F* 10am–11am WWJACTu, Th* 6pm–7pm WWJAC

Become a City Lifeguard

C an you swim and tread water? Are you looking for a year-round or summer job where you can help others?

Then you may have what it takes to be a City of Irvine life-guard. Lifeguard training will be provided free of charge to applicants who successfully complete the interview process and a prerequisite skills test. Apply at cityofirvine.org/job; check website for closing date. Qualified applicants will be scheduled for interviews and testing on Sunday, April 3. For more information, please call 949-724-6717 or email [email protected].



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Little Fish (Ages 3–6 years)Children are grouped into Starfish, Sea Dragon, Seahorse, Sea Lion or Shark levels based on ability. Skills vary and may include: water entry, floating, kicking, basic strokes, turns and water safety. Most children repeat this level sev-eral times.

Big Fish (Ages 6–13 years)Hippos: For beginners. Skills include: water entry, float-ing, flutter kicking, arm action and basic pool safety. Most children take this class several times.

Turtles: Must possess skills from the previous level and swim 15 yards unassisted. Skills include: freestyle with side breathing, backstroke, butterfly kick, breaststroke kick, elementary backstroke and water safety. Most children take this course several times.

Eels: Must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle with side breathing, backstroke and elementary backstroke. In-struction focuses on endurance and stroke mastery. Most children take this course two to three times.

Dolphins: Must be able to swim 50 yards of freestyle, back-stroke, elementary backstroke and 25 yards of breaststroke and butterfly. Instruction focuses on stroke refinement and distance. Instructor is not in the water. Most children take this course two to three times.

Marlins: Must be able to swim 100 yards of freestyle and backstroke, 50 yards of breaststroke and butterfly, and swim continuously for 200 yards correctly. Instruction focuses on building endurance and proper stroke techniques to complete a 100 Individual Medley. Most children take this course two to three times.

Adult Swimming Program (Ages 14+ years)For beginners. Instruction given in a group setting and focuses on individual learning interests and goals.

Private/Semi-Private Program (Ages 6 months+)A limited number of private lessons will be offered for private (one student) or semi-private (two students) per instructor. The person requesting the semi-private class is responsible for finding the additional participant. Classes are scaled to the participant’s skill level.

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Session 1: January 18–February 18 *No class Monday, January 18 & February 15; fees prorated Session 2: February 22–March 24

* Fees prorated for no-class dates; view online at irvinequickreg.org.

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Little Fish/Big Fish $56 $70 Privates $200 $250 Adults $80 $100 40 Minute Lessons $90 $110

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Session 1 & 2

Residents: Sunday, November 22, 9 p.m. Non-Residents: Monday, November 23, 9 p.m.

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Online: irvinequickreg.org Fax: 949-724-6608

See Page 94 for more registration options and forms.

Withdrawal Requests

Withdrawal requests for Learn To Swim must be made in writing 10 days prior to the start of the session.

The session always begins on a Monday, even if your class begins on a Tuesday. A $5 withdrawal fee applies per class. Requests received fewer than 10 days prior to the start of the session will be processed for 50 percent of the fees. Withdrawals/refunds are not available once the session begins. Sorry, there are no make-ups or credits for missed classes. Email [email protected] with your withdrawal request. Refunds may be processed upon request for an additional $5 refund fee.

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Session 3: April 4–28

Saturdays (April/May): April 23–May 21 *No class May 7

Session 4: May 9–June 2* *No class Monday, May 30; fees prorated

Saturdays (June): June 4–July 2* *No class Saturday, June 18

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Parking is limited in the front lot at William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center Please arrive early to find parkingor use the lots at Irvine High School (off Escolar) or at Heritage Park (off Yale).

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Little Fish (Ages 3–6) 25 minute classes—— 160618 M/W 3pm–3:25pm160635 160641 M/W 3:30pm–3:55pm 160636 160627 M/W 4pm–4:25pm160638 160628 M/W 5:30pm–5:55pm160639 160619 M/W 6pm–6:25pm160624 160629 T/Th 3:30pm–3:55pm 160625 160643 T/Th 4pm–4:25pm—— 160642 T/Th 4:30pm–4:55pm160626 160614 T/Th 5pm–5:25pm—— 160620 T/Th 5:30pm–5:55pm160640 160644 T/Th 6pm–6:25pm

40 minute classes—— 160830 M/W 5pm–5:40pm—— 160831 T/Th 5pm–5:40pm

Big Fish: Hippos (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes—— 160489 M/W 5pm–5:25pm160491 160492 M/W 6pm–6:25pm—— 160486 T/Th 5pm–5:25pm160487 160488 T/Th 6pm–6:25pm

40 minute classes—— 162943 M/W 5:45pm–6:25pm—— 162944 T/Th 5:45pm–6:25pm

Big Fish: Turtles (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes161197 161199 M/W 5pm–5:25pm161198 161194 M/W 6pm–6:25pm161192 161200 T/Th 5pm–5:25pm161193 161195 T/Th 6pm–6:25pm

40 minute classes —— 161296 M/W 5:45pm–6:25pm—— 161297 T/Th 5:45pm–6:25pm

Big Fish: Eels (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes159740 —— M/W 5pm–5:25pm159741 —— M/W 6pm–6:25pm—— 159730 M/W 6:30pm–6:55pm159734 159744 T/Th 5pm–5:25pm159735 159737 T/Th 6pm–6:25pm

40 minute classes—— 159831 M/W 5:45pm–6:25pm—— 159829 M/W 6:30pm–7:10 pm—— 159832 T/Th 5:45pm–6:25pm—— 159830 T/Th 6:30pm–7:10pm

Big Fish: Dolphins (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes159429 —— M/W 5pm–5:25pm—— 159428 M/W 6:30pm–6:55pm

40 minute classes159464 159466 M/W 6:30pm–7:10 pm—— 159468 T/Th 6:30pm–7:10 pm

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Birthday Parties

Celebrate your child’s birthday at the pool! The package includes use of the party room, kid-friendly pool with

water slide and certified lifeguards. The fee is $175 for a two-hour party for up to 50 guests (includes adults and non-swimmers). All ages are welcome. Party options are Fridays, 6-8 p.m. and two-hour blocks on Saturdays and Sundays between 9:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. starting April 9. For more information, including additional party package options and fees or to book your party, call 949-724-6717 or email [email protected].

Big Fish: Marlins (Ages 6–13) 40 minute classes162927 160950 M/W 6:30pm–7:10pm160948 160951 T/Th 7pm–7:40pm

Private Lessons (Ages 6 months+) 25 minute classes—— —— M/W 4pm–4:25pm160996 161009 M/W 4:30pm–4:55pm160997 161006 M/W 5:30pm–5:55pm161004 160998 M/W 6:30pm–6:55pm160992 161001 T/Th 4:30pm–4:55pm161002 ——- T/Th 5:30pm–5:55pm160991 161010 T/Th 6:30pm–6:55pm

Adults (Ages 14+) 40 minute classes159286 159288 M/W 7pm–7:40pm—— 159289 T/Th 7pm–7:40pm

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Culinary Workshop: Parent & MeCook and bake delicious food with your little chef! Parent participation required. Fee is for one parent/child pair. Additional parent or child welcome for $20. Inst: Chris-tianne Winthrop/Bryan Estrada. IFAC Member: $45. Ages 3-6.Best of Breakfast Sa Jan 30 1:30pm–3:30pm IFAC $49 #163036Valentine Cookies Sa Feb 6 1:30pm–3:30pm IFAC $49 #163037St. Patrick’s Cupcakes Sa Mar 12 1:30pm–3:30pm IFAC $49 #163038

Kids’ Art ClubPreschoolers enjoy art activities such as drawing, painting, clay modeling, printmaking, collage building and more. Teachers integrate art concepts through education, social-ization and play. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 3.5-6.Tu Jan 12–Feb 2 10am–12pm IFAC $75 #162959Tu Jan 12–Feb 2 1pm–3pm IFAC $75 #162960W Jan 13–Feb 3 10am–12pm IFAC $75 #162961W Jan 13–Feb 3 1pm–3pm IFAC $75 #162962Tu Feb 16–Mar 8 1pm–3pm IFAC $75 #162963Tu Feb 16–Mar 8 10am–12pm IFAC $75 #162964W Feb 17–Mar 9 10am–12pm IFAC $75 #162965W Feb 17–Mar 9 1pm–3pm IFAC $75 #162966

Little Learners: Art & PlayExplore, while making friends and a mess in this free-form creative workshop working with different art media in a studio environment. Participants will create to their hearts’ content with instructors close by to provide technique tips and tricks. Parent participation required. Supply/registra-tion fee: $5 per child. Ages 3-6.Th Feb 11 10am–11am IFAC $5 #162991

Parent & Me: Art TimeHave fun experimenting with your child on projects us-ing clay, watercolors, printmaking, collage and more. Par-ent participation required. IFAC Member: $45. Ages 3-5. *No class 1/18, 2/15.M Jan 11–Feb 8* 11am–12pm IFAC $49 #162956M Feb 22–Mar 14* 11am–12pm IFAC $49 #162957

IrVInE fInEArtS CEntEr

Providing art classes, open studios, events, programs and exhibitions for all ages in

fully equipped art studios.

Monday–Thursday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Saturday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.949-724-6880 irvinefinearts.org

14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine(Located in Heritage Community Park)

Art Supplies

Most art supplies for childrens’ classes are provided unless a supply fee is listed in the course description.

Amenities Include: Professional art instruction

Childrens’ camps and activities Exhibitions and lectures

Special events Art Center store

Studios Dedicated To: Jewelry Photography Ceramics Drawing & painting Printmaking

Culinary arts

More Options: Camps for Children (Page 29)

Culinary for Children (Page 32) Family Programs (Page 18)

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Creative ClayCreate glazed and fired ceramic art using basic hand-building techniques and beginning wheelwork. All levels welcome. Inst: Randy Au. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 8-12.F Feb 26–Apr 1 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $75 #163007

Drawing & PaintingCreate colorful works of art using a variety of media. Emphasis is on technical skills and creativity. All levels welcome. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 8-12.F Jan 15–Feb 5 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $75 #163005F Feb 19–Mar 11 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $75 #163006

Mini MondaysMake a miniature masterpiece! Have fun experimenting with media that lends itself to petite presentation. All skill levels welcome. Art supplies provided. Registration re-quired. Ages 6-12.M Dec 7 3:30pm–4:30pm IFAC $10 #158797M Jan 11 3:30pm–4:30pm IFAC $10 #162952M Feb 22 3:30pm–4:30pm IFAC $10 #162953M Mar 14 3:30pm–4:30pm IFAC $10 #162954

Pencils, Pastels & PaintsLearn to use pencils, paints, oil pastels and more to create masterpieces that come alive with vibrant colors in this highly structured program. Inst: Lynda Blahnik. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 6-10.Sa Jan 16–Feb 20 10am–11:15am IFAC $75 #163008Sa Mar 5–Apr 9 10am–11:15am IFAC $75 #163009

Seasonal Ceramics Workshops for KidsJoin us in the sculpture studio once a month to make clay projects for the season! Learn to hand-build spe-cial holiday-themed projects to take home in time to celebrate. All supplies provided. Registration required. Ages 6-12.Ode to Olaf! Tu Dec 1 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #158100Love Bird Luminaries Tu Jan 12 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162968Pot O’ Gold Pinch Pots Tu Feb 9 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162969Giggly Garden Gnomes Tu Mar 15 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162970

Start with ArtLearn basic art concepts such as line, shape, color and composition. A variety of media will be used to create challenging and fun painting and drawing projects. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 5-8.Tu Jan 12–Feb 9 3:45pm–5pm IFAC $75 #162971Tu Feb 16–Mar 15 3:45pm–5pm IFAC $75 #162972

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Art After SchoolDiscover new talents by exploring a variety of art mediums and learning with friends about famous artists. Experiment with drawing, painting, printmaking and much more! Art supplies provided. Registration required. Ages 6-11.Drawing F Jan 15 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162995Sculpture/3D F Jan 22 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162996Painting F Jan 29 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162997Craft F Feb 5 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162998Mixed Media F Feb 12 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #162999Printmaking F Feb 19 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #163000Collage F Feb 26 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #163001Drawing F Mar 4 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #163002Sculpture/3D F Mar 11 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #163003

Art ExplorersExplore your creative side in this class geared for beginners. Learn art fundamentals and let your imagination run wild while discovering a different medium each week—painting, drawing, ceramics, printmak-ing and sculpture/3D. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 5-8.

Th Jan 14–Feb 11 3:45pm–5pm IFAC $75 #162988Th Feb 18–Mar 17 3:45pm–5pm IFAC $75 #162989

Art of PrintDid you know famous artists like Picasso and Rembrandt also made prints? Join us on an artistic adventure and discover different ways to make colorful prints. Explore basic art elements such as color and composition, while learning about great artists and techniques. Inst: Milada Pisoncikova. IFAC Member: $44. Ages 7-12.Sa Feb 6–27 2:30pm–4pm IFAC $49 #163061

Clay AdventureMake a decorated cup, bowl, animal or other imaginative creation using basic clay hand-building techniques. All lev-els welcome. IFAC Member: $55. Ages 6-8.W Jan 20–Feb 24 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $59 #162975

Claymania!Creative possibilities are endless in this class geared for be-ginning hand-builders. Have fun making unique ceramics inspired by toys, cartoons and more! All levels welcome. Inst: TBA. IFAC Member: $72. Ages 8-12.Th Jan 21–Mar 10 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $79 #162992

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Digital Photography for TeensLearn fundamentals of digital photography by going beyond automatic mode. Bring a camera with manual; digital SLR camera recommended. Minor printing cost at participant expense. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $72. Ages 12-17.W Feb 24–Mar 30 4pm–6pm IFAC $79 #162973

PrintmakingDesign, cut, print! Turn your drawing, photo or idea into a linocut print. Learn and experiment using the printing press to make great art prints to frame or use as cards. All levels welcome. IFAC Member: $81. Ages 13-17.F Jan 29–Mar 4 3pm–5pm IFAC $89 #163004

Teen Wheel-ThrowingGain wheel-throwing skills necessary to construct pot-tery forms such as bowls, mugs and plates. Explore hand building, glazing and other surface decoration techniques. All levels welcome. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 11-17.Th Jan 21–Mar 10 4pm–6pm IFAC $75 #162993

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CeramicsCeramics: Decorative Surface TechniquesExplore techniques for em-bellishing ceramic surfaces including hand-building fundamentals, glazes, slips, stains, carving, patterns and textures. For intermediate levels. Inst: Cory Olewnik. Supply fee $50-$80. IFAC Member: $125. *No class 1/18, 2/15, 3/14, 3/21.

M Jan 11–Apr 11* 10am–1pm IFAC $145 #162416

Ceramics: Wheel-ThrowingLearn the skills needed to create bowls, plates and other clay forms on the potter’s wheel. Great for all levels. Inst: Garrett Stryker. IFAC Member: $125. *No class 2/15.M Jan 25–Apr 4* 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #162415

Portrait SculptureLearn fundamentals of sculpting a human head out of clay. Examine the human form from realistic to abstract to develop an understanding of concept, planning, props and form. Inst: Dale Prochnow. Supply list provided in class. IFAC Member: $125.Tu Jan 12–Mar 15 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #162418

Teen Ceramics StudioTuesdays: 4–6 p.m.Irvine Fine Arts CenterThis program is for teens with ceramics experience who are interested in working independently with equipment and clay in an open space. Art supplies are provided. Purchase passes at IFAC. Fee: daily pass $8; 5-use pass $37; 10-use pass $69. Ages 12-17.

First-time participants are required to have a Par-ticipation Permission/Emergency Form and Parental Authorization Release Form completed before partic-ipation with be allowed. Closed-toe shoes required.

Ceramics Open StudioMonday: 1–6 p.m.Wednesday: 10 a.m.–3 p.m.; 6:30–9:30 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m.–3 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.The Ceramics Studio is equipped with wheels, kilns, slab roller, damp room and complete glaze room. Regular firings are scheduled by technicians. Stone-ware clay is available for purchase. Closed-toe shoes and previous studio experience required. Ages 18+.

Fees: Irvine residents Non-residents

$13 for 1-use pass $15 for 1-use pass $59 for 5-use pass $69 for 5-use pass $105 for 10-use pass $125 for 10-use pass

More info call IFAC at 949-724-6880.

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Sculpture WorkshopContinue your skill development in sculpting a human head out of clay. Work at your own pace while learning to incorporate personality and character into representa-tional and abstract human sculpture. For advanced stu-dents only. Inst: Dale Prochnow. Supply list provided in class. IFAC Member: $125.Th Jan 14–Mar 17 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #162417

Pottery: Combined TechniquesDiscover creative possibilities through learning both wheel-throwing and hand-building skills with clay. Func-tional and sculptural projects may be demonstrated. All levels welcome. IFAC Member: $20 discount.Inst: Nishii Tu Jan 12–Mar 15 10am–1pm IFAC $145 #162411Inst: Au Tu Jan 12–Mar 15 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #162412Inst: Bryant Th Jan 14–Mar 17 10am–1:30pm IFAC $169 #162414

Culinary ArtsCulinary Workshop: Holiday Party!Ring in the holiday season with a cooking class that pre-pares you for holiday entertaining. Menu includes: Stuffed dates wrapped with prosciutto, mini breadless cheese-burger bites, mushroom puff pastry bites, spinach balls, Santa brownie bites and a holiday mock-tail to drink in class. Inst: Sharon Murphy. IFAC Member: $54.Tu Dec 15 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #157792

French Baking: The EssentialsTransform your home kitchen into a French Bakery un-der the guidance of Chef Sylvie Roux. Supply fee: $5 per workshop. IFAC Member: $36. Ages 16+.

MacaronsW Jan 13 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #162429 Croissants & Pain au Chocolat

W Feb 17 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #162430 Opera Cake

W Mar 2 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #162431 Napoleon Cake

Th Jan 21 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #162432 Croissants & Pain au Chocolat

Th Feb 11 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #162433 Macarons

Th Mar 10 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #162434

The French KitchenLearn the secrets of everyday French cooking in the kitch-en with Chef Sylvie Roux. Use fresh seasonal ingredients to prepare aromatic dishes and then delight in enjoying the carte du jour for lunch. Menus available online. Sup-ply fee: $10 per workshop. IFAC Member: $36. Ages 16+.Th Jan 28 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #162435Th Feb 18 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #162913Th Mar 3 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #162914

Drawing & Painting

Acrylic PaintingDiscover five essential techniques to produce successful painting in a studio setting. Initial emphasis on composi-tion, value, color, texture and focal point. All levels wel-come. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $90. Ages 16+.Tu Jan 12–Feb 16 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $99 #162436

NEW Charcoal Pencil DrawingHave you ever wanted to learn how to draw, but felt in-timidated by the process? This class will break down the fear of the blank page and provide simple steps on how to draw from a still life set up and how to replicate a photo-graphic image. Inst: Mariee Nielsen. IFAC Member: $119. Ages 18+. *No class 2/15.M Jan 25–Mar 21* 2pm–5pm IFAC $129 #162438

Painting in OilsPaint beautiful pictures using five critical secrets of color mixing and brushwork. Learn how to compose powerful paintings and more. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Tom Brown. IFAC Member: $109.W Jan 20–Mar 9 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $119 #162441

Painting: IntermediateDevelop your painting skills and enjoy the camaraderie of an artist community! Participants will work from pho-tos, learning about the relationship between color, value, temperature, shapes and edges. Emphasis on establishing a focal point, using composition, movement and story. Demonstrations, discussions and individual instruction included. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Jennifer Mathews. IFAC Member: $119. *No class 1/27.W Jan 13–Mar 9* 10am–2:30pm IFAC $129 #162440

Studio Art Class: A Painter’s WorkshopExpand your knowledge of drawing and painting styles and techniques in a studio setting. Create successful paint-ings from thumbnail sketches and explore traditional sub-jects, such as still lifes, interiors, landscapes and buildings in acrylics or oils. All levels welcome. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $90. F Jan 15–Feb 19 10am–1pm IFAC $99 #162442

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Drawing and PaintingFor absolute beginners to advanced artists. No experience necessary. Instructor starts with guided short studies pro-gressing to longer, more complete works. Emphasis on proportion, gesture, drapery, anatomy and body rhythms. Use photo reference provided by instructor or your own. Work at your own pace or follow guided lessons by the instructor in a wide variety of media. Live models will not be used. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Tom Brown. IFAC Member: $80.Sa Feb 27–Mar 26 1pm–3:30pm IFAC $89 #162439

Watercolor PaintingPractice color mixing, composition, technique and more through lectures, demonstrations, personal guidance and critique. Different topics each week. Designed for experi-enced beginners and intermediates. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Marlene Gerloff. IFAC Member: $109.Sa Jan 16–Feb 20 12:30pm–3pm IFAC $119 #162443

JewelryBasic Enameling & JewelryAdd vibrant colors to your jewelry using basic enameling techniques on copper and silver with opaque, transparent and opalescent enamels. Various techniques presented in-cluding torch enameling. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $20. IFAC Member: $129. *No class 2/4.Th Jan 21–Mar 3* 10am–2pm IFAC $139 #162495

Jewelry Design & CreationDesign and create neck-laces, earrings, rings and more. Piercing, forming, soldering, stone setting and finishing techniques will be taught. Inst: Melin-da Alexander. Supply fee: $30. IFAC Member: $149. *No class 1/18, 2/4, 2/15.

Beg M Jan 11–Mar 14* 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #162484Int/Adv Th Jan 14–Mar 10* 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #162485

Jewelry Fabrication: NEW

IntroductionThis class will teach you the basic skills necessary for creat-ing interesting and unique pieces of jewelry out of metals and stone. Learn how to saw-cut, solder and polish metals until they become a ring or shiny pin. Create interesting textures in metal that highlight an earthy stone pendant. For beginners. Inst: Marilee Nielsen. IFAC Member: $149.Tu Jan 26–Mar 15 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #162624

Jewelry: Lost Wax CastingMake beautiful, natural, one-of-a-kind silver jewelry using the lost wax technique. Metal and some materials provided by student. Inst: Sheri Cohen. IFAC Member: $10 discount. Tu Jan 12–Mar 1 10am–2pm IFAC $179 #162507W Jan 13–Mar 2 10am–2pm IFAC $179 #162508W Jan 13–Mar 2 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $149 #162509

Metal Forming & FabricationLearn advanced metalsmithing techniques used to fabri-cate jewelry including sinking, raising, forging, chasing, repousse and more. Previous jewelry making experience required. Inst: Melinda Alexander. IFAC Member: $149. *No class 1/18, 2/15.M Jan 11–Mar 14* 10am–1pm IFAC $159 #162491

Silver Inlay in River RocksNEW

WorkshopIn this workshop, fine silver inlay is worked into rocks to highlight a shape or to paint a simple scene on its surface. Learn the inlay process, how to drill and cut with dia-mond burs and how to seamlessly insert fine silver strips and silver granules into the rock. This workshop is open to advanced jewelers who are ready to try something new. Inst: Marilee Nielsen. IFAC Member: $119.Tu Jan 26–Feb 16 3pm–6pm IFAC $129 #162625

Stone-Setting WorkshopLearn different stone-setting techniques, including four-prong oval, marquise and more. Intermediate and ad-vanced levels only. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $45. IFAC Member: $54.M Nov 28–Apr 4 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #162498

Jewelry Open StudioMonday: 1–6 p.m. Wednesday: 2–6 p.m.Friday: 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.The Jewelry Studio is equipped with jewelry casting and fabricating equipment including casting cen-trifuge, burnout ovens, torches, hydraulic press, polishing and finishing machines. Closed-toe shoes and previous studio experience required. Ages 18+.




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PhotographyDarkroom Photography: BeginningIntroductory course designed to teach students about the camera and the art of black-and-white film photography. Learn to operate your own 35mm SLR manual or auto-matic camera, process black-and-white film and print your own photographs. Bring camera to class. No prior darkroom experience required. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $119.M Feb 22–Mar 28 6pm–8:30pm IFAC $129 #162522

Darkroom RefresherThis review of darkroom procedures covers processing black-and-white film, making contact sheets and enlarge-ments, dodging and burning and using contrast filters. Recommended for open studio use. Prior darkroom experience required. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $22.M Dec 14 7pm–9pm IFAC $25 #157908W Jan 13 7pm–9pm IFAC $25 #162516W Feb 17 7pm–9pm IFAC $25 #162517

How to Photograph Your ArtworkLearn to accurately photograph your two-and-three di-mensional artwork for shows or for and building your portfolio. Bring your own digital camera to set up the shoot and manage camera controls. Inst: George Katzen-berger. IFAC Member: $40.Sa Dec 12 10am–2:30pm IFAC $45 #157922Sa Feb 27 10am–2:30pm IFAC $45 #162537

Landscape PhotographyTake your landscape photography to the next level and shoot with confidence! Discover the key to great land-scape photos, how to frame a shot for big impact, how to control exposure and more. Includes location shoot with instructor. Digital SLR camera recommended. Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC Member: $90.Th Mar 10–31 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $99 #162513

Photography BasicsCreate images you are proud to post on Facebook or In-stagram. Become familiar with current equipment for digital cameras. Instruction in composition, digital for-mats, lenses, f-stops, shutter speeds and more. Includes discussions on the impact of application programs. Inst: Dave Rosenberger. IFAC Member: $119. *No class 2/15.M Jan 25–Apr 4* 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $129 #162511

Photography Workshop: Composition for Dramatic LandscapesLearn secrets to creating dramatic landscape composi-tions with a professional photographer. Discover funda-mental tools and advanced tips while gaining valuable insight from a pro as he explains each approach to com-positional technique using his most successful images. Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC Member: $36.Tu Mar 8 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $39 #162512

Photography Workshop: The Manual ModeLearn how to take pictures with your digital SLR cam-era in full manual mode. With the simple, tried and true method for manual metering discussed in this course, you’ll never have to resort to guessing your settings again. Digital SLR camera required. Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC Member: $71.Tu Dec 1–8 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $79 #162514Tu Mar 15–22 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $79 #162515

Photography Open StudioTuesday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m.Thursday: 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.The Photography Lab features group and individual darkrooms with complete black and white tray set-ups. Standard black and white chemistry is provided. Enlargers accommodate 35mm, 120mm and 4 x 5 inch negatives. The lab also features a film processing and finishing room with film dryer, print washer, print dryer and dry mount press. Closed-toe shoes and previous studio experience required. Ages 18+.




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Printmaking: Aquatint TechniquesDiscover techniques of aquatint, an intaglio printmaking process and form of etching. Learn to use acid to make marks bite into a metal plate and the process of aquatint to create a tonal effect, adding an enhanced, unique qual-ity to your work. Experience with etching is recommend-ed, but not required. Inst: Ethan Rice. Supply fee: $35-50. IFAC Member: $10 discount. *No class 2/13.Sa Jan 23–Mar 19* 9:30am–12:30pm IFAC $149 #162446

Printmaking: DrypointFocus on a process directly related to the intaglio print-making process, but without chemicals. Use etching and incising techniques to create small impressions on a plexi-plate and run a small print edition. Inst: Nguyen Ly. Supply fee: $50. IFAC Member: $139.Th Jan 28–Mar 17 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $149 #162445

Printmaking: Intaglio TechniquesLearn to print from the bottom of an incision, otherwise known as the intaglio technique. Explore print techniques with emphasis on dry point, engraving and etching. Inst: Ethan Rice. Supply fee: $35-$50. IFAC Member: $10 dis-count. *No class 2/12, 2/13.F Jan 22–Mar 18* 10am–1pm IFAC $149 #162447Sa Jan 23–Mar 19* 1pm–4pm IFAC $149 #162448

Printmaking: IntroductionCreate fine art prints using printmaking techniques, in-cluding relief, monotype and intaglio, editioning, chine colle and more. No experience required. Supply fee: $55. Inst: Nguyen Ly. IFAC Member: $10 discount.W Jan 27–Mar 16 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $135 #162444

Photography: IntermediateTake basic photography and camera knowledge to the next level in this class for intermediate students. Focus on com-position to create a visual story by adjusting your camera’s point of view using shutter speeds, depth of field and per-spective. Bring your digital camera with manual to class. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $99.W Feb 24–Mar 30 7pm–9pm IFAC $109 #162527

Photoshop ElementsUse computer software to enhance and edit digital photo-graphs. Move beyond automatic fixes and learn the power of adjustment layers. Bring a laptop with Adobe Photo-shop Elements installed. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $99.Th Jan 21–Feb 25 7pm–9pm IFAC $109 #162526

Take Better Digital Photos!Explore the potential of your digital camera and go be-yond the automatic mode. Students work in specific cam-era make/model work groups while instructor provides one-on-one instruction. Bring camera and manual to class. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $45.Sa Mar 19 10am–3pm IFAC $49 #162532

Printmaking Traditional Letterpress

NEW Workshop: Beginning

Immerse yourself in the traditional process of letterpress printing. Basic skills will be covered such as hand-setting metal and wood type, locking up, ink mixing and printing on a Vandercook Press. Students will explore the various type and vintage printers’ cuts available at the Irvine Fine Arts Center. This intensive one-day workshop is designed for the beginner as an opportunity to experience the ba-sics of letterpress printing. Inst: Madeleine Zygarewicz. Supply fee: $10. IFAC Member: $95.Sa Jan 9 10am–4pm IFAC $105 #162450Sa Apr 2 10am–4pm IFAC $105 #164197

Contemporary Letterpress NEW

Workshop: IntermediateLearn how to reproduce your original digital designs with photo-polymer plates while advancing your skills in letterpress printing. This class will also address prob-lem-solving techniques around lock up, impression and registration, ink mixing and digital file preparation. This intensive one-day workshop is designed for continu-ing students to build upon prior letterpress experience. Inst: Madeleine Zygarewicz. Supply fee: $10. IFAC Mem-ber: $95. Sa Jan 16 10am–4pm IFAC $105 #164305Sa Apr 9 10am–4pm IFAC $105 #164198

Printmaking Open StudioThe Printmaking Studio is a fully equipped, ventilated studio suitable for traditional

printmaking techniques. Various etching presses, including a 36x72 inch manual Ettan press, outfit the 800-square-foot studio space that allows for various print techniques and processes such as intaglio, re-lief, collagraph and monoprint. Open Studio sessions available by reservation. Closed-toe shoes and previ-ous studio experience required. Ages 18+.



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Introduction to MosaicsDesign and create a beautiful mosaic clay pot or picture frame using tile, adhesive and grout. All materials pro-vided. Inst: Melanie Ellis. IFAC Member: $54. Ages 16+.Sa Jan 9 1:30pm–4:30pm IFAC $59 #162479

Groutless MosaicsCreate mosaic art using different binding agents in con-junction with stained, dichroic, mirrored and sea glass tiles, jewels and more. All materials provided, including dichroic-fused glass made by instructor, Melanie Ellis. Supply fee: $20. IFAC Member: $54. Ages 16+.Sa Mar 19 12:30pm–4pm IFAC $59 #162481

Ikebana: Sogetsu ArrangementsUse branches, twigs and blooms to create unique, beauti-ful arrangements. Practice this 600 year old Japanese art while combining traditional and contemporary styles of Ikebana. Take home two arrangements each class session. All levels welcome. Supply fee: $8-$12 per meeting. Inst: Haruko Takeichi & Norma McDonough. Supply list will print on receipt. IFAC Member: $110.Tu Jan 26–Feb 23 10am–12:30pm IFAC $125 #164105

Quilt ArtLearn quilting techniques through dynamic projects and patterns that change each quarter. Finish each session with a beautiful handcrafted quilt. Pre-cut kits available for a fee. Bring a sewing machine to class. Additional sup-ply list will print on registration receipt. Inst: Mary Ellen Ewert. IFAC Member: $90.W Jan 20–Mar 9 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $99 #162483

NEW stARTer kits: Delilah SnellJoin Delilah Snell, co-founder of Patchwork Show and Craftcation Conference, as she shares how to create your own successful handmade business. Ages 16+.Sa Feb 20 12pm–4pm OCGP $59 #163124

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Gallery admission, parking and opening reception are free to the public 14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine 949-724-6880 irvinefinearts.org

NearExhibition: November 21, 2015– January 23, 2016Reception: November 21; 4–6 p.m.Near offers a look at art practices driven by artists’ physical and emotional interactions with their imme-diate surroundings, from common everyday objects to landscapes and domestic spaces. The exhibition showcases ceramics, drawing, painting, mixed media and installation.

Y(OURS)Exhibition: February 13–April 16, 2016Reception: February 13; 4–6 p.m.Lindsay Buchman’s solo exhibition Y(OURS) examines possession through works on paper, sculpture, a site-specific installation, and a risograph publication. By advancing the idea that there is no mine without yours and no yours without mine, Buchman explores the relationship between personal and collective property and what it means to own.

Sarah Dougherty, Home Is Medicine (detail), watercolor and oil on paper, 120 x 96 inches Lindsay Buchman, Possession, 2014-2015, Intaglio, washi and beeswax, 18 x 24 inches

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Culinary Workshop for Special NeedsDevelop confidence to prepare delicious food by learning basic cooking techniques and kitchen safety. Ages 14+.Sa Feb 20 11am–1pm IFAC $10 #163105

Friday Night DancesJoin your friends and dance the night away. Refreshments provided. Feel free to dress the theme. Registration not required; $3 at the door. Ages 14+.Winter Wonderland F Dec 4 7pm–9pm LSC $3 #157096Sweetheart’s Ball F Feb 12 7pm–9pm LSC $3 #160476

Friday Night Movies & MunchiesConnect with old friends and meet new ones at our tra-ditional Friday night hangout! Registration required three days in advance. Fee includes dinner and theater admission. Movie and location announced two days prior. Ages 14+.F Dec 11 5:30pm–9:30pm TBA $20 #157078F Feb 26 5:30pm–9:30pm TBA $20 #160470

Game NightCome get your game on! Join us for a fun-filled night of games, laughter and entertainment. Snacks provided. Ages 10+.F Jan 15 6pm–8pm LSC $10 #160471F Mar 4 6pm–8pm LSC $10 #160472

Mini Golf ManiaShow off your putting game! Join us for an afternoon of fun and wacky miniature golfing. Meet at Boomers. Ages 10+.Su Jan 24 12pm–2:30pm Boomers! $15 #160475

Movie Matinee Lunch BunchBe a part of our Saturday matinee lunch bunch. Registra-tion required three days in advance. Fee includes lunch and theater admission. Movie and location announced two days prior to event. Ages 14+.Sa Jan 9 11am–3pm TBA $20 #160468Sa Mar 12 11am–3pm TBA $20 #160469

Pizza & Movie NightEnjoy a night relaxing with friends while watching a clas-sic film. Pizza and refreshments provided. Ages 14+.F Jan 29 6pm–8:30pm LSC $10 #160473F Mar 18 6pm–8:30pm LSC $10 #160474

Pop/Rock Star SingNEW

& Dance for Special NeedsJoin us for an afternoon of hip-hop/Jazz-based dancing. Dancers have fun learning lyrics and choreography to some of their favorite songs. Suitable for boys and girls with special needs. Sneakers required. More info: [email protected] or 714-389-1933. Inst: OC Dance Productions. Ages 7-14.W Jan 13–Mar 16 2:40pm–3:25pm CCP $139 #161945

Yoga for Special NeedsThis adaptive yoga class helps to relieve stress, improve body awareness, flexibility and strength. Instructor pro-vides patient and gentle guidance. Bring yoga mat and water bottle. Sign up for one day at regular price or the full sessions for discount. Inst: Ella Said. Ages 10+.Th Jan 7 6pm–7pm LSC $10 #160460Th Feb 4 6pm–7pm LSC $10 #160462Th Mar 10 6pm–7pm LSC $10 #160463 Series

Th Jan 7, Feb 4, Mar 10 6pm–7pm LSC $25 #160461

Zumba for Special NeedsDance your way to fitness in this adaptive Zumba pro-gram. Steps are easy to follow and calorie burning too! Bring water bottle and wear workout clothes. Sign up for one day at regular price or the full sessions for a discount. Inst: Ella Said. Ages 10+.Th Jan 21 6pm–7pm LSC $10 #160464Th Feb 18 6pm–7pm LSC $10 #160466Th Mar 24 6pm–7pm LSC $10 #160467 Series

Th Jan 21, Feb 18, Mar 24 6pm–7pm LSC $25 #160465



These programs are for participants with sensory, physical and/or mental disabilities. See page 94 for registration information or call 949-724-6637.

IrVInE dISABILIty SErVICES

Providing support to persons with sensory, physical and/or mental disabilities,

and their family members.

949-724-6637 cityofirvine.org/ds

Services Include: Social and recreation programs Awareness events and trainings

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NEW Cupid’s Date NightCelebrate romance and art at the Great Park with a picnic dinner, balloon ride and one-of-a-kind art creation. With step-by-step instruction from a local artist, couples will paint a beautiful masterpiece to take home. Bring a blanket to enjoy the evening; balloon ride is weather permitting. Registration fee is for two people; enroll the main contact only. Ages 16+.Sa Feb 13 6pm–9pm OCGP $132/couple #163072Su Feb 14 6pm–9pm OCGP $132/couple #163073

Saturday Family FREE

Craft & PlayLearn more about the Great Park through new, family-friendly games and crafts! All activities held at the Balloon Park. Parent participation required; craft supplies limited. More info: ocgp.org. All ages welcome.Sa Jan 9 10am–1pm OCGP FreeSa Feb 13 10am–1pm OCGP FreeSa Mar 12 10am–1pm OCGP Free

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Creative Ventures: SucculentsLooking for something fun and creative to do? Create a seasonal living centerpiece to gift or to keep! Select plants to design an arrangement that can be enjoyed in your home and later transplanted into the garden. A crafty project for showers, weddings, graduation parties and more. These workshops will guide you with instructions, tips and techniques. Ages 12+.Th Mar 10 6:30pm–8pm OCGP $49 #161711

Nutrition RevolutionLooking to create a healthier lifestyle for yourself? Learn the basics of nutrition, which includes learning how to read nutrition labels, why certain foods are good for you and what substitutions can be made to create healthier meals. More info: ocgp.org. Ages 12+.

Weight Loss ResolutionTh Jan 14 6:30pm–8pm OCGP $24 #161713 Gluten Free Eating

Th Feb 11 6:30pm–8pm OCGP $24 #162932 Paleo Simplified

Th Mar 3 6:30pm–8pm OCGP $24 #162934

Stroller StridesThis one-hour, total body workout is designed for all fit-ness levels. Certified instructors, who are also parents, will help you get, and stay, in shape. Bring sunscreen, water, towel or mat, snacks and your child in a stroller. Inst: Julie Freeman of South Irvine/Lake Forest Fit4Mom.Th Feb 18–Mar 17 4pm–5pm OCGP $39 #161665

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The First Great Metropolitan Park of the 21st Century.

Monday–Wednesday: 10 a.m.–Dusk Thursday & Friday: 10 a.m.–10 p.m.Saturday & Sunday: 9 a.m.–10 p.m.Please check website for directions, holiday hours,

special operating hours for Park features and attractions, applicable fees, and participation requirements.

949-724-OCGP (6247) ocgp.org



More Programs at the Park!

Children Engineering & Invention

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Flamenco Dance en el Parque Page 34

Parent & Me: Kick & Play Page 26

Super Soccer Stars Page 28

Super Soccer Stars 2 Page 44

Adults Broadway Lab

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Flamenco Dance en el Parque for Teens & Adults Page 53

Prenatal Yoga with Mona Page 58

Therapeutic Yoga with Mona Page 63

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Story Time in the GardenCreativity and imagination are stimulated through stories about the wonders of life in the garden. Gently used do-nations to the Farm + Food Labs Little free library are welcomed. Ages 3-8.Su Dec 6, Feb 7, Mar 6, 10am–11am OCGP FreeW Feb 3, Feb 17, Mar 9 & Mar 23 10am–11am OCGP Free

Children’s Gardening WorkshopsExplore science, technology, engineering, art, math and music in a fun and stimulating outdoor environment. Young attendees will connect the natural world with their daily lives, deepening their understanding and apprecia-tion for nature. Workshops held on the hour. Free event; registration encouraged. Ages 3-9. Math Su Jan 10 11am–1pm OCGP Free Science Su Feb 21 11am–1pm OCGP Free Technology Su Mar 20 9am–11am OCGP Free

Agriculture Wellness& the Environment (AWE) LecturesAWE Lectures bring together a community of like-mind-ed and highly engaged innovators, designers, educators and environmentally and socially concerned individuals. This forward-thinking community explores topics that are intimately relevant to our beautiful Orange County landscape and the people who live here. Free event; regis-tration encouraged. Ages 16+.

Sustainable Investing Th Dec 17 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #156542

Sustainable Architecture Th Jan 21 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #161498

History of Landscape Design Th Feb 18 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #161499

AWE Book Club Th Mar 24 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #161500

Garden WorkshopsLearn everything you need to know about sustainable home gardening practices. Workshops are conducted at the Great Park Farm + Food Lab and developed in cooper-ation with University of California Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners of Orange County. Free event; registra-tion encouraged. Ages 12+.

Fruit Tree Pruning Made Simple Sa Jan 9 10am–11am OCGP Free #161529

Build and Plant a Raised Bed Garden Sa Feb 6 10am–11am OCGP Free #161530

Planning and Planting the Small Space Veggie Garden Sa Mar 5 10am–11am OCGP Free #161531

Preserving the Season WorkshopsIt’s crafty, sustainable, delicious and fun. University of Cal-ifornia Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Food Pre-servers demonstrate how to preserve what you harvest or purchase. Free event; registration encouraged. Ages 16+.Sa Feb 27 10am–11am OCGP Free #161544 Sa Mar 19 10am–11am OCGP Free #161545

Seasoned ChefsThe best chefs in Orange County present local, seasonal gourmet dishes, techniques and preservation methods. Eating seasonal and local foods is nutritionally rich and environmentally friendly. Free event; registration encour-aged. Ages 16+.

Winter WondersSa Dec 12 10am–11am OCGP Free #156554

Seasonal Sweethearts Sa Feb 13 10am–11am OCGP Free #161547

Ides of MarchSa Mar 12 10am–11am OCGP Free #161548



Programs at the Farm + Food Lab are free and weather permitting. Registration is not required but encouraged when a course number is listed.

fArm + food L ABOrange County Great Park 949-724-OCGP (6247) ocgp.orgFREE

Excursions to the Great Park

Plan a group outing to the Great Park! Limited group reser-vations for the Balloon are available from 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

on Thursdays, weather permitting. For more information, call 949-724-7418.

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Through January 17, 2016Bold and Independent: UC Irvine’s 50th Anniversary ExhibitionBeginning with architect William Pereira’s visionary master plan to transform a ranch into a world-renowned university, the story of UC Irvine is rooted in a vision of possibilities. Now celebrating its 50th anniversary, UCI is a leading research institution preparing for the next half-century. The City of Irvine joins the celebration through an exhibition that highlights UCI’s development and sig-nificance. Admission is free.

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NEW stARTer kits: Delilah SnellJoin Delilah Snell, co-founder of Patchwork Show and Craftcation Conference, as she shares how to create your own successful handmade business. Ages 16+.Sa Feb 20 12pm–4pm OCGP $59 #163124

Novel Writing Workshop Learn how to write, sell and market a mainstream novel. This workshop explores writing basics such as characters, point of view, plot, outlines and how to keep your story on track. You will also learn the business side of writing, including query letters, agents, editors and independent publishing options. Ages 16+.Th Jan 14–Feb 18 6:30pm–8:30pm OCGP $119 #162626

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FREE The Living Room TalksThis program, on the first Sunday of each month,* features engaging and intimate conversations with artisans, entre-preneurs, raconteurs and the like, where they talk shop, swap stories, and detail their creative journeys. Free pro-gram; registration not required. *No class 1/3.Kevin Kwan Loucks Su Dec 6 1pm–2pm OCGP Free Mike Stilkey Su Feb 7 1pm–2pm OCGP Free John Spiak Su Mar 6 1pm–2pm OCGP Free

OC Writers:FREE

Read & CritiqueThis gathering is dedicated to providing writers with space and time to write, learn and network. Writers should bring their own manuscripts-in-progress to work on in this welcoming and supportive environment. Electrical outlets and Wi-Fi available. Hosted by published author DeAnna Cameron. Free program; registration not required. Ages 18+. *No class 1/1.First Friday of each month* 11am–1pm OCGP Free

Creation StationsFREE

at the Great ParkPlay, create and explore at self-directed creativity stations. Families with children of all ages are welcome. Parent par-ticipation required. Free drop-in program.Every Saturday and Sunday 10am– 4pm OCGP Free

FREE Great Park Gallery Thursdays & Fridays: noon–4 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays: 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

The Great Park Gallery is located in the Palm Court Arts Complex. The Artist Studios hours are Saturdays and

Sundays, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Admission is free. For more infor-mation, visit ocgp.org.

Palm Court Arts Complex 949-724-OCGP (6247) ocgp.orgFREE

anthology: mike Stilkey

More Programs at the Park!

For additional programs, visit ocgp.org/events or call 949-724-OCGP (6247).



February 6–April 10Anthology: Mike StilkeyOpening Reception: February 7, 1–3 p.m.Anthology is a retrospective of international artist Mike Stilkey and his reclaimed book installation work. Using a mix of ink, colored pencil, paint and lacquer, Stilkey de-picts a whimsical cast of characters inhabiting ambiguous spaces and narratives of fantasy and fairy tales. His large-scale projects have been built all over the United States as well as Turin, Italy; Bern, Switzerland; Manila, Philippines; and Hong Kong and Beijing, China. Admission is free.

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thIngS to SEE And do

South Lawn Sports + Fitness Complex This 30-acre fitness complex highlights four soccer fields, spectator viewing for youth and adult league play, as well as a one mile Kaiser Permanente Thrive Path for walkers and runners.

Incredible Edible Farm and Giving GroveFresh vegetables are harvested weekly from this 4.5 acre urban farm and adjacent citrus groves. Produce is hand-picked by volunteers and donated to the Second Harvest Food Bank.

Certified Farmers MarketEvery Sunday, the Farmers Market offers fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, handcrafted artisan products, live entertainment and gourmet food trucks.

Farm + Food LabA unique hands-on outdoor agricultural classroom features themed planters with fruits, flowers, vegetables, herbs and other informative displays. Visitors of all ages can attend workshops about sustainable gardening, cooking and other agricultural subjects.

Historic Hangar 244This former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro squadron hangar is now home to the Heritage and Aviation Exhibition, featuring World War II airplanes, historical images, displays and artifacts.

Visitors CenterA state-of-the-art guest center will be your first welcoming stop for rides on the Great Park Balloon and Carousel.

Reflecting Ponds and Viewing PierA pair of reflecting ponds and a redwood viewing pier provide visitors an opportunity to stop and take in the view, while serving as part of the Park’s water management system.

Great Park BalloonThe iconic orange helium balloon soars 400 feet high, offering spectacular views of Orange County and beyond.

Kids Rock PlaygroundKids can become educated about conservation and the water cycle while having fun engaging in active play.

Great Park CarouselAn Orange County tradition, updated with vintage-inspired scenic artwork, is a favorite for kids of all ages.

North LawnA seven-acre multi-purpose recreation area is home to sports and activities of all types.

Palm Court Arts ComplexBe inspired by art and creativity at the Great Park Gallery and Artist Studios housed in refurbished historic military warehouses.

Terraced LawnThis lawn connecting the North Lawn to the Palm Court and Great Park Balloon area provides a great place to lounge or take in a movie or music concert.

Walkable Historical TimelineThe history timeline spans 2,604 feet and includes 162 historical details from 13,000 BC When Humans Reach the Americas and concludes with the 1989 Fall of the Berlin Wall.



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Bommer Canyon (BCCP): Culver Drive south, left onto Shady Canyon Road, right onto Bommer Canyon. The public trailhead is located on the right before the gate. For sched-uled programs only, visitors will continue past the trail head, about ¼ mile to Cattle Camp.

Nature Center (TRNC): Culver Drive south, left onto Shady Canyon Road, left onto Sunnyhill, left into Turtle Rock Community Park parking lot. The Nature Center is the small brown building on the right.

Quail Hill Trail Head (QHTH): South on Sand Canyon, the parking lot is on the right, after the round-about, just past the fire station.

The following locations are accessible with enrollment in a scheduled program only.

The Hicks Haul (HICKS) Road Staging Area

The Orchard Hills (OHL) Staging Area

The Portola (PORT) Staging Area

For more information and to sign up, visit LetsGoOutside.org/explore/irvine.

tUrtLE roCk nAtUrE CEntEr

Providing an outdoor classroom and activities to promote awareness and preservation

of our natural community.

Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

949-724-6738 irvineopenspace.org 1 Sunnyhill, Irvine

(Located at Turtle Rock Community Park)

Amenities Include: Five-acre nature preserve

Outdoor classroom Programs for all ages

Group tours and badge program

Facility Rental

Bommer Canyon Cattle Camp in Bommer Canyon is the perfect location for your next special event such as

company picnics, weddings, family reunions and campouts. Amenities include: picnic tables, a covered stage, lighting, barbecue pit, sand volleyball court and horseshoe pits. Call 949-724-6620 for reservation information.

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FREE Second Saturdays Meets the Second Saturday of Each Month

December 12, January 9, February 13, March 129 a.m.–noonHelp make a difference in the Turtle Rock Nature Center. Bring the family for some fresh air, exercise and land stewardship. Projects vary and include: trail maintenance, invasive plant removal and general conservation. Bring your own gloves and tools (labeled), hat, sunscreen and closed-toe shoes. Other tools, water and light refreshments provided. Parents must accompany children under 18. More info: 949-724-6738. Ages 16+.

Kids Only Pizza & Night Hike!Explore the trail with flashlights and friends. Enjoy a pizza dinner, popcorn, make-your-own dessert and a theme-related movie. Ages 5-10.Ice Age F Jan 8 6pm–10pm TRNC $20 #160108Frozen Fun F Feb 12 6pm–10pm TRNC $20 #160109Ocean Observers F Mar 11 6pm–10pm TRNC $20 #160110

Kite Flying in Bommer CanyonCelebrate spring by making and flying kites in Bommer Canyon. Event includes kite-making materials, demon-strations, safety tips and kite-flying opportunities in the beautiful canyon. All ages welcome. Adults must accom-pany children under 18. Fee is $6 per kite.Sa Mar 12 3pm–5pm BCCP $6/kite #159162

Moonlit MarshmallowsMake a warm and gooey s’more by the campfire. Each ses-sion is one hour. Bring a flashlight and dress warm. All ages welcome. Fee is per person; adults must accompany children younger than 18.F Dec 4 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #156730 F Dec 4 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #156731 F Feb 5 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #160114 F Feb 5 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #160115 F Mar 4 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #160116 F Mar 4 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #160117

Badge Program

Attention, Scouts! Turtle Rock Nature Center will help your troop fulfill requirements leading to specific badges.

A trained staff member will lead your group through an active, interpretive program in this unique learning environment. Badge programs are 1.5 hours in length. More info: 949-724-6738. Fee: $6 per child; a minimum of 10 participants or $60. The Nature Center also offers a variety of Eagle Scout projects and community service opportunities for scouts.



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IrVInE oPEn SPACE PrESErVE AC tIVItIES & Progr AmS

The free programs listed on this page are presented in partnership with the City of Irvine and Irvine Ranch Conservancy.To register or for more information, visit LetsGoOutside.org Registration is easy; no Client IDs required

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Wilderness Access DayDecember 19, January 16, February 20, March 198 a.m.–2 p.m.Bommer Canyon Community Park

Mountain Bike Ride January 16, February 20, March 198–11 a.m.Bommer Canyon Community Park

Cardio HikeJanuary 23, February 27, March 267:30–11 a.m.Irvine Open Space Preserve

Mountain Bike Skills ClinicDecember 20, January 24, February 288 a.m.–noonPortola Hills

a d d i t i o n a L h i K i n g a c t i v i t i e s

Morning Nature HikeTh Jan 7 8am–11:30am BCCP Th Jan 21 8am–11:30am PORT Th Feb 4 8am–10:30am OHTH Th Feb 18 8am–11:30am QHTH Th Mar 3 8am–11:30am BCCP Th Mar 17 8am–11:30am PORT

Distance Hike Sa Feb 13 8am–2pm BCCP

Hangman’s Tree Monument Hike Sa Jan 9 8am–12pm OHTH Sa Mar 12 8am–12pm OHTH

Evening Hikes Su Jan 10 3pm–5:30pm OHL Su Feb 7 3:30pm–6pm OHL Su Mar 13 5pm–7:30pm OHL

Picnic and Evening Hike Su Mar 20 4:30pm–7:30pm BCCP

Interpretive ProgramsLearn about Irvine Open Space plants, animals, history and more through Interpretive programs for all ages.

Wee Wonder Walks: Raindrops Th Jan 14 10am–11am BCCP

Canyon Explorers: Wet Winter Weather F Jan 15 7pm–8:30pm BCCP

Exploring Bommer: Life on the RanchSa Jan 16 9am–10:30am BCCP

Wee Wonder Walks: Nature’s Patchwork QuiltTh Feb 11 10am–11am BCCP

Canyon Explorers: Whooo Do You Hear?F Feb 19 7pm–8:30pm BCCP

Exploring Bommer: All About Kids Family HikeSa Feb 20 9am–11am BCCP

Wee Wonder Walks: Splish Splash!Th Mar 10 10am–11am BCCP

Canyon Explorers: Critter Scene InvestigatorsF Mar 18 7pm–8:30pm BCCP

Exploring Bommer: Life on the RanchSa Mar 19 9am–10:30am BCCP

W e e K Ly ac t i v i t i e s

Morning Yoga Wednesdays: 9:30–11 a.m. Bommer Canyon Community Park

Mid-Week HikeWednesdays: 8 a.m.–1 p.m.Irvine Open Space Preserve

Slow-Paced Fitness HikeThursdays: 6–8 p.m.Irvine Open Space Preserve

Restorative YogaFridays: 9–10:30 a.m.Orchard HillsThis activity is a relaxing combination of hiking and yoga in Orchard Hills. Participants will hike around a 1-mile loop, strolling through the local canyons and finding unity within nature. Then the group will enjoy about an hour of guided yoga.

Activities and programs in the Irvine Open Space Preserve have varying difficulty levels and equipment requirements.



For information about upcoming volunteer orientations and trainings, please visit cityofirvine.org/animal-care-center or call 949-724-7740.

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Services Include: Adoption of cats, dogs & rabbits Lost pet location

Volunteer opportunities Pet licensing Community education Special events

*Adoption requests stop one hour prior to closing.

IrVInE AnImAL C ArE CEntEr

Providing care and love to homeless pets.

Monday–Friday: noon–7 p.m.*Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.*

Tuesday: Closed to the Public

949-724-7740cityofirvine.org/animal-care-center

Volunteer Information Hotline: 949-724-7747 6443 Oak Canyon Road, Irvine

(Located off Sand Canyon between the 5 Freeway and Irvine Center Drive.)

Dog Manners Crash CourseAccomplish your dog training goals and get behavior prob-lems under control in just four weeks! Exercises include: sit and down on command, stay in sit or down position with distractions, come when called and controlled walk-ing on a leash. Dogs attend all

meetings. Pre-registration is required, the instructor can brief you before the first lesson. Bring shot records and $5 insurance fee to first meeting. More info: 714-532-3647. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Location: Te-Winkle Park, Costa Mesa or Santiago Canyon College, East Orange (west of Jamboree).Sa Feb 20–Mar 12 10:45am–12pm TWP $82 #161957W Mar 9–30 6pm–7:15pm SCC $82 #161956

Dog Obedience: BeginningFor all breeds of dogs over five months. Covers obedience exercises (heel, sit, stay, come, down), long distance work and corrections for behavior problems. Trophies and cer-tificates awarded at graduation. First meeting WITHOUT dogs inside the building. More info: 714-532-3647. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Materials fee: $10 (includes training manual). Handlers ages 18+.Tu Jan 12–Feb 23 7:30pm–8:30pm NCCC $92 #161954W Feb 3–Mar 16 7:45pm–8:45pm UCP $92 #161955

Frisbee-Dogs! NEW

Catch the Fun!In this one-day workshop, your dog can start learning the fun sport of Toss-N-Fetch from avid Dog-Disc competi-tor, David Procida. Class includes instruction on proper Frisbee throwing techniques, getting your dog motivated to catch a disc and bring it back to you, and an introduc-tion to stunts, including spins and weaving through your legs. Registration required. Bring vaccination records, your dog and $5 supply fee (includes a Frisbee). More info: 714-532-3647. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club.Su Jan 31 4pm–5:30pm TWP $32 #161958

Puppy KindergartenStart your puppy (ages 2-5 months) on the right paw. So-cialization, basic commands and discussions on bad hab-its (chewing, hole-digging, housebreaking, biting). First meeting held without puppies. More info: 714-532-3647. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Supply fee: $10 (includes training manual). Handlers ages 18+. Junior handlers 10 years and older with adult only.Tu Jan 12–Feb 16 6:30pm–7:30pm NCCC $82 #161953



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ISs e s s i o n s O ne 3-week session & Two 5-week sessions Session 1: January 3–January 23

No classes on January 18; fees prorated

Session 2: January 24–February 27 No classes on February 15; fees prorated

Session 3: February 28–April 2 No classes on March 27; fees prorated

Fees adjusted for no-class dates; view online at irvinequickreg.org or call 949-724-6610.

We suggest starting off with instructional classes and add-ing workout classes as your game improves. Class levels may be combined. More info: [email protected], 949-724-6617.

L e v e L s f o r J u n i o r s a n d a d u Lt s

10 & UNDER (10U): Kid-sized equipment, slower moving balls and shorter court dimension promote the development of optimal swing patterns. Kids can rally quickly to make playing tennis fun. BEGINNER (B): First-time players learn basic grips,

strokes and scoring. NTRP level 2.0/2.5. ADVANCED BEGINNER (AB): Can hit forehands, back-

hands, volleys, serves and keep score. Work on over-heads, lobs, control and consistency. NTRP level 3.0/3.5. INTERMEDIATE (I): Can rally and serve well in match

situations. Work on strategy and placement. Junior Team Tennis/Satellite Tournament players. NTRP level 3.5. INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED (I/A): Must have consistent

and competitive playing experience. Work on spin, drop and passing shots, footwork and games. Junior Team Tennis/Satellite Tournament players. NTRP level 4.0. ADVANCED (A)*: For experienced players with focus

on conditioning, drills and match play to improve men-tal toughness and physical skills. Junior Team Tennis/Open Tournament players. NTRP level 4.5.*For advanced players only; need Instructor approval prior to enrolling.

a d d i t i o n a L i n f o r m at i o n Attire: Wear athletic attire and non-marking tennis shoes

(no running shoes). Bring: Tennis racquet (instructor provides tennis balls). Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons for

all ages and levels, call 949-724-6617 or see Page 89. Weather: If the courts are wet at time of class, the class

will be canceled and made up per instructor’s availability. Make-Ups: No make-ups for classes missed by the student;

fees are not prorated. Languages: Programs available in: Chinese (Jonathan),

Japanese (Minako), Korean (Tae), Spanish (Alex, Elena and Juan) and Tagalog (Dianne and Tin).

gEnEr AL InformAtIon & JUnIor tEnnIS LESSonS

Colonel Bill Barber (CBBCP) Instructor: Ruben Millado

162824 162825 162826 5–12 B/AB 10U Tu 4pm–5pm $75162827 162828 162829 5–12 B/AB 10U Th 4pm–5pm $75162830 162831 162832 5–12 B/AB 10U Tu/Th 4pm–5pm $135162833 162834 162835 5–12 B/AB 10U Sa 10am–11am $75162836 162837 162838 8–16 AB/I WK Tu 5pm–6:30pm $113162839 162840 162841 8–16 AB/I WK Th 5pm–6:30pm $113162842 162843 162844 8–16 AB/I WK Tu/Th 5pm–6:30pm $203162845 162846 162847 8–16 AB/I WK Sa 8:30am–10am $113162848 162849 162850 8–16 I/A WK W 5pm–6:30pm $113162851 162852 162853 8–16 I/A WK F 5pm–6:30pm $113162854 162855 162856 8–16 I/A WK W/F 5pm–6:30pm $203

Instructor: Nic Izumi 162576 162577 162578 5–8 B 10U W 2pm–3pm $75162579 162580 162581 7–10 B 10U M 3pm–4pm $75162582 162583 162584 7–10 B/AB 10U Su 3pm–4pm $75162585 162586 162587 7–10 B/AB 10U W 3pm–4pm $75162588 162589 162590 8–13 B/AB F 4pm–5pm $75162591 162592 162593 8–13 AB M 4pm–5pm $75162594 162595 162596 8–13 AB W 4pm–5:30pm $113162597 162598 162599 8–13 AB/I Su 4pm–5pm $75162600 162601 162602 9–16 I Su 5pm–6:30pm $113162603 162604 162605 9–16 I M 5pm–6:30pm $113

Citrusglen (CGNP) Instructor: Rommel Endozo

162763 162764 162765 5–7 B 10U W 4pm–5pm $75162766 162767 162768 6–9 B/AB 10U Tu 4:30pm–5:30pm $75162769 162770 162771 6–10 B/AB 10U F 4pm–5pm $75162772 162773 162774 6–10 B/AB 10U Sa 9am–10am $75162775 162776 162777 7–12 AB/I Tu 5:30pm–6:30pm $75162778 162779 162780 7–12 AB/I Sa 10am–11:30am $113162781 162782 162783 8–14 AB/I W 5pm–6:30pm $113162784 162785 162786 8–14 AB/I F 5pm–6:30pm $113162787 162788 162789 9–16 I/A WK W 6:30pm–8:30pm $150162790 162791 162792 9–16 I/A WK F 6:30pm–8:30pm $150

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Cypress (CCP) Instructor: Alex St. Jean

162076 162077 162078 5–10 B 10U Su 9am–10am $75162079 162080 162081 5–10 B 10U W 4pm–5pm $75162082 162083 162084 5–10 B 10U Sa 9am–10am $75162085 162086 162087 5–10 AB/I 10U Sa 10am–11am $75162088 162089 162090 7–12 AB/I Su 10am–11:30am $113162091 162092 162093 7–12 AB/I W 5pm–6pm $75162094 162095 162096 7–12 AB/I Sa 11am–12:30pm $113162097 162098 162099 11–16 AB/I W 6pm–7pm $75162100 162101 162102 11–16 I/A Sa 12:30pm–2pm $113162103 162104 162105 11–16 A Su 11:30am–1pm $113 Instructor: Jon Moody

162351 162352 162353 5–10 B/AB 10U Tu 3:30pm–4:30pm $75162354 162355 162356 5–10 B/AB 10U Th 3:30pm–4:30pm $75162357 162358 162359 5–10 B/AB 10U Tu/Th 3:30pm–4:30pm $135162360 162361 162362 7–14 B/AB Tu 4:30pm–5:30pm $75162363 162364 162365 7–14 B/AB Th 4:30pm–5:30pm $75162366 162367 162368 7–14 B/AB Tu/Th 4:30pm–5:30pm $135164199 164200 164201 8–15 AB/I Tu 5:30pm–6:30pm $75

Deerfield (DCP) Instructor: Jimmy Gleason

162319 162320 162321 5–10 B/AB 10U W 3:30pm–4:30pm $75162322 162323 162324 5–10 B/AB 10U W 4:30pm–5:30pm $75162325 162326 162327 5–10 B/AB 10U Sa 8am–9am $75162328 162328 162330 8–15 AB/I Tu 4:30pm–6pm $113162331 162332 162333 8–15 AB/I Th 6pm–7:30pm $113162334 162335 162336 8–15 AB/I F 3:30pm–5pm $113162337 162338 162339 8–15 AB/I Sa 9am–10:30am $113162340 162341 162342 10–17 AB/I Th 4:30pm–6pm $113162343 162344 162345 10–17 A WK Sa 10:30am-12:30pm $150162346 162347 162348 10–17 A WK F 5pm–7pm $150164192 164193 164194 10–17 Match Play* Su 8am–10am $75

*Match Play is located at University High School

Homestead (HOMENP) Instructor: Tae Byon

162865 162866 162867 6–13 B/AB M 5pm–6pm $75162868 162869 162870 6–13 B/AB W 4pm–5pm $75162871 162872 162873 6–13 B/AB F 5pm–6pm $75162874 162875 162876 7–16 I Tu 5:30pm–7pm $113162877 162878 162879 7–16 I Th 5:30pm–7pm $113162880 162881 162882 7–16 I/A WK Tu 7pm–8:30pm $113162883 162884 162885 7–16 I/A WK Th 7pm–8:30pm $113162886 162887 162888 7–16 I/A WK F 6pm–7:30pm $113162889 162890 162891 10–17 A WK M 6pm–8pm $150162892 162893 162894 10–17 A WK Tu 3:30pm–5:30pm $150162895 162896 162897 10–17 A WK W 5pm–7pm $150162898 162899 162900 10–17 A WK Th 3:30pm–5:30pm $150


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Heritage (HCP) Instructor: Chris Emery

162114 162115 162116 5–9 B/AB 10U Tu 6pm–7pm $75162117 162118 162119 5–9 B/AB 10U Th 6pm–7pm $75162120 162121 162122 5–9 B/AB 10U Tu/Th 6pm–7pm $135162123 162124 162125 8–15 B/AB M 6pm–7pm $75162126 162127 162128 8–15 B/AB W 6pm–7pm $75162129 162130 162131 8–15 B/AB M/W 6pm–7pm $135162132 162133 162134 8–15 AB/I * M/F 4pm–6pm $225162135 162136 162137 8–15 AB/I * W/F 4pm–6pm $225162138 162139 162140 8–15 AB/I M/W 4pm–6pm $270162141 162142 162143 8–15 AB/I * M/W/F 4pm–6pm $345162144 162145 162146 8–15 AB/I M 4pm–6pm $150162147 162148 162149 8–15 AB/I W 4pm–6pm $150162217 162220 162221 9–16 A WK* Tu/F 4pm–6pm $225162222 162223 162224 9–16 A WK* Th/F 4pm–6pm $225162225 162226 162227 9–16 A WK Tu/Th 4pm–6pm $270162228 162229 162230 9–16 A WK* Tu/Th/F 4pm–6pm $345162231 162232 162233 9–16 A WK Tu 4pm–6pm $150162234 162235 162236 9–16 A WK Th 4pm–6pm $150162237 162238 162239 7–14 AB Ladder F 3:30pm–6pm $75162240 162241 162242 9–16 I Ladder F 4:30pm–7pm $75162243 162244 162245 9–16 A Ladder F 5:30pm–8pm $75*Fee includes Friday Ladder. Friday Ladder times are different than weekday classes.

Knollcrest (KCNP) Instructor: Rick Jackson

162668 162669 162670 5–9 B/AB 10U W 3pm–4pm $75162671 162672 162673 5–9 B/AB 10U F 3pm–4pm $75162674 162675 162676 5–9 B/AB 10U Sa 9am–10am $75162677 162678 162679 7–13 B/AB Su 9am–10am $75162680 162681 162682 7–13 B/AB M 4pm–5pm $75162683 162684 162685 7–13 B/AB M 5pm–6pm $75162686 162687 162688 7–13 B/AB W 4pm–5pm $75162689 162690 162691 7–13 B/AB Th 4pm–5pm $75162692 162693 162694 7–13 B/AB Th 5pm–6pm $75162695 162696 162697 7–13 B/AB F 4pm–5pm $75162700 162701 162704 8–15 B/AB Su 11am–12pm $75162707 162722 162723 7–13 AB/I W 5pm–6pm $75

Las Lomas (LLCP) Instructor: Minako Stickney

161633 161634 161635 5–9 B 10U Tu 3:30pm–4:30pm $75161637 161638 161639 5–9 B 10U Th 3:30pm–4:30pm $75161641 161642 161643 8–16 B/AB W 3:30pm–5pm $113161645 161646 161647 9–16 B/AB Tu 4:30pm–6pm $113161649 161650 161651 9–16 B/AB Th 4:30pm–6pm $113161653 161654 161655 9–16 I M 3:30pm–5pm $113161657 161658 161659 9–16 I F 3:30pm–5pm $113161661 161662 161663 10–18 A WK W 5pm–6:30pm $113


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Northwood (NCP) Instructor: Jonathan Tran

162387 162388 162389 6–10 B/AB 10U Su 11am–12pm $75162390 162391 162392 6–10 B/AB 10U M 4pm–5pm $75162393 162394 162395 6–10 B/AB 10U W 4pm–5pm $75162396 162397 162398 7–12 AB/I Su 12pm–1:30pm $113162451 162452 162453 7–12 AB/I M 5pm–6:30pm $113162454 162455 162456 7–12 AB/I W 5pm–6:30pm $113

Racquet Club (RCNP) Instructor: Rommel Endozo

162793 162794 162795 5–7 B 10U Th 4:30pm–5:30pm $75162796 162797 162798 8–13 AB/I Th 5:30pm–6:30pm $75

San Carlo (SCNP) Instructor: Nic Izumi

162606 162607 162608 10–12 B Tu 3pm–4pm $75162609 162610 162611 13–17 B/AB Tu 4pm–5pm $75

Turtle Rock (TRCP) Instructor: Ross Holesinsky

161605 161581 161582 5–8 B/AB Su 10am–11am $75161608 161584 161585 5–8 B/AB Tu 3pm–4pm $75161611 161587 161588 5–8 B/AB F 3pm–4pm $75161607 161590 161591 8–12 AB Tu 4pm–5:30pm $113161606 161593 161594 9–15 AB/I Su 11am–12:30pm $113161612 161596 161597 9–15 AB/I F 4pm–5:30pm $113161609 161599 161601 10–16 I Tu 5:30pm–7pm $113161610 161602 161603 10–17 A WK F 5:30pm–7pm $113

Instructor: Lanea Holesinsky161613 161614 161615 6–10 B/AB W 4pm–5:30pm $113161617 161618 161618 9–15 AB/I W 6pm–7:30pm $113


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NEW INSTRUCTOR Stonegate (SGTNP) Instructor: Tin Capulong

164164 164165 164166 8–10 B/AB 10U Sa 3–4:30pm $113162916 162917 162918 5–8 B/AB 10U M 3–4:30pm $113164137 164138 164139 8–10 B/AB 10U Tu 3–4:30pm $135164140 164141 164142 8–10 B/AB 10U W 3–4:30pm $113164143 164144 164145 5–8 B/AB 10U Th 3–4:30pm $113164146 164147 164148 5–8 B/AB 10U F 3–4:30pm $113164149 164150 164151 10–13 AB/I M 4:30–6pm $113164152 164153 164154 13–16 AB/I Tu 4:30–6pm $113164155 164156 164157 13–16 AB/I W 4:30–6pm $113164158 164159 164160 10–13 AB/I Th 4:30–6pm $113164161 164162 164163 10–13 AB/I F 4:30–6pm $113

University (UCP) Instructor: Juan Naranjo

162459 162460 162461 5–7 B/AB 10U M 3pm–4pm $75162462 162463 162464 8–13 B/AB M 4pm–5pm $75162465 162466 162467 8–13 B/AB Th 4pm–5pm $75162468 162469 162470 8–13 B/AB F 4pm–5pm $75162471 162472 162473 8–13 B/AB M/Th 4pm–5pm $135162477 162478 162480 8–13 B/AB M/F 4pm–5pm $135162487 162488 162489 9–15 AB/I WK Tu 5pm–6:30pm $113162490 162492 162493 9–15 AB/I WK Th 5pm–6:30pm $113162494 162496 162497 9–15 AB/I WK Tu/Th 5pm–6:30pm $203162499 162500 162501 10–17 I/A WK M 5pm–7pm $150162502 162503 162504 10–17 I/A WK W 5pm–7pm $150162505 162506 162510 10–17 I/A WK F 5pm–7pm $150162519 162521 162525 10–17 I/A WK M/F 5pm–7pm $270162528 162536 162538 10–17 I/A WK M/W/F 5pm–7pm $420

Valley Oak (VONP) Instructor: Jon Moody

162369 162370 162371 5–10 B/AB 10U M 3:30pm-4:30pm $75162372 162373 162374 5–10 B/AB 10U F 3:30pm-4:30pm $75162375 162376 162377 7–14 B/AB 10U M 4:30pm-5:30pm $75162378 162379 162380 7–14 B/AB 10U F 4:30pm-5:30pm $75

Tryouts Saturday, January 30; League runs February–May.

Team Course # Ages & Time LocationAlex 162110 Ages: 14 & under, 2–4pm; 15–18, 4–6pm Cypress (CCP)Chris 162247 Ages: 12 & under, 2–4pm; 13–18, 4–6pm Heritage (HCP)Jimmy 162350 All ages, 10:30am–noon Deerfield (DCP)Jon 162915 All ages, 1–2pm Valley Oak (VONP)Juan 162544 Ages: 14 & under, 2–4pm; 15–18, 2:30–4pm University (UCP)Rick 162725 Ages: 15–18, noon–1:30pm; 14 & under, 1:30–3pm Knollcrest (KCNP)Rommel 162799 All ages, 12:30–1:30pm Citrusglen (CGNP) Ross 162802 All ages, 2–4pm University High School (UHS)Ruben 162860 Ages: 14 & under, 12–1:30pm; 15–18, 1:30–3pm Col. Bill Barber (CBBCP)Tae 162901 All ages, 1–2:30pm Homestead (HOMENP)

USTA Junior Team Tennis

Get involved in some fun competition! Divisions include: boys and girls, ages

10-12 (Green Dot ball only), 13-14 and 15-18. Matches are on weekends in Orange County. $125 fee includes team T-shirt. More info: 949-724-6617. Must have valid USTA membership (Juniors: $19/year), available at usta.com. Register to try out today.


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Junior Tennis CampsWinter Break, Spring Intersession & Spring Break

Great camps for all levels! Beginners use the 10 & Under equipment for quick development. Newer players work on basic strokes with an emphasis on learning how to rally through a mixture of games and drills will be used to reinforce skills. Intermediate and Advanced players work to improve stroke technique and develop successful match game tactics. All camps includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks.

Coach Alex at Cypress Park, Ages 5–14M–Th Mar 21–24 8:30am–11:30am CCP $120 #162106F Mar 25 8:30am–11:30am CCP $30 #162107M–Th Mar 28–31 8:30am–11:30am CCP $120 #162108F Apr 1 8:30am–11:30am CCP $30 #162109

Coach Chris at Heritage Park, Ages 7–16M–F Mar 28–Apr 1 8am–11:30am HCP $175 #162246

Coach Jimmy at Deerfield Park, Ages 8–16M–F Mar 28–Apr 1 8:30am–11:30am DCP $150 #162349

Coach Juan at University Park, Ages 5–14M–Th Mar 21–24 8:30am–11:30am UCP $120 #162539F Mar 25 8:30am–11:30am UCP $30 #162540M–Th Mar 28–31 8:30am–11:30am UCP $120 #162542F Apr 1 8:30am–11:30am UCP $30 #162543

Coach Minako at Las Lomas Park, Ages 5–14M–W Dec 21–23 9am–2pm LLCP $150 #162549M–W Dec 28–30 9am–2pm LLCP $150 #162550M–F Mar 28–Apr 1 9am–2pm LLCP $150 #163103

Coach Ross at Turtle Rock Park, Ages 5–14M–W Dec 21–23 8:30am–12pm TRCP $105 #162800M–Th Mar 28–31 8:30am–11:30am TRCP $120 #162801

Coach Ruben at Col. Bill Barber Park, Ages 5–17M–W Nov 23–25 8am–11:30am CBBCP $105 #157708M–W Dec 21–23 8am–11:30am CBBCP $105 #162857M–F Mar 28–Apr 1 8am–11:30am CBBCP $175 #162858

949-724-6617 [email protected] players must have current USTA membership (Junior $19/year)

available at usta.com

JUnIor toUrnAmEntS C AmPS

Junior 10 & Under Tennis Tournament10 & Under: Red and Orange Dot Balls Schedule: Sunday, January 17

Level 1 (Red Ball): noon–2 pm Level 2 (Orange Ball): 2:30–6 pm Entry Deadline: Friday, January 16–noon Enroll in Course: #162908 Fee: $30 Site: David Sills Lower Peters Canyon Park

Levels 1 and 2 and will be divided into divisions: 8 & Under and 10 & Under. Level 1 uses a red felt tennis ball on a 36 foot court; level 2 uses an orange felt tennis ball on a 60 foot court. This round robin format is a great way for juniors to get started in tournament play. Ages 5-10.

Junior NoviceTennis Tournament Schedule: Saturday, February 20, Time: TBD Entry Deadline: Thursday, February 18: noon Enroll in Course: #162909 Fee: $30 Site: Heritage Community Park

Designed for older players with minimal or no tourna-ment experience (this tournament does not count toward a USTA/SCTA ranking). Players will be able to compete against a few different players in a round robin format with winners advancing to a single elimination bracket to determine division winners (format and divisions are subject to change based on sign ups). Ages 8-18.

Spring Camps

Look for Spring Camps (March 21-April 1) listed in the spring edition of Inside Irvine. Look for your copy in the

mail the week of February 22 or visit irvinequickreg.org.

Camp & League Withdrawal Procedure

Requests must be received 10 days prior to the camp/league start date for the $5 withdrawal fee to ap-

ply. Requests received between one and nine days prior to the start date will be processed minus 50 percent of the enrollment fee. Withdrawals are not permitted once the camp/league begins. Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] with your request. Full re-funds/credits are available when leagues are canceled or changed by the City or Instructor.



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Advance Registration

Please register in advance! This ensures we are able to control class size, minimize class cancellations and serve

the community more efficiently. Cash will not be accepted at tennis courts.

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Mommy, Daddy and Me TennisThis exciting program provides an opportunity for young-sters to play and learn on the court with Mom and Dad in a comforting, nurturing environment focusing on tennis skills, fitness, friends and fun! Inst: Minako. Ages 3-6. Sa Jan 9–23 9am–10am LLCP $75 #162553Sa Jan 30–Feb 27 9am–10am LLCP $75 #162554Sa Mar 5–Apr 2 9am–10am LLCP $75 #162555

Adult Tennis Sunrise Workout Get into shape with drills and match play. Enjoy the game of tennis while getting a tough workout! All levels wel-come; BYOC (bring your own coffee)! Inst: Nic Izumi. Ages 18+. W Jan 6–20 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #162558W Jan 27–Feb 24 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #162559W Mar 2–30 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #162560

Holiday Round RobinsJanuary 18, February 15Play tennis on the holiday! Players will be matched by lev-els in singles, doubles and mixed formats. Levels offered are 3.0 to 4.5. Email Elena Espiro at [email protected] with your NTRP rating. Locations and times vary; sched-ules to be emailed after the entry deadline. More info: 818-940-8880.M Jan 18 Entry Deadline Jan 14 $15 #164086M Feb 15 Entry Deadline Feb 11 $15 #164087



Private Tennis Instruction

City of Irvine contract instructors are available to teach private tennis lessons on City-owned courts. Lessons are

arranged with the instructor. Procedure: call 949-724-6617 for instructor recommendation and contact information; contact instructor to arrange schedule; pay online (instruc-tor will provide course # to enroll based on number of hours agreed upon or view online at irvinequickreg.org).

Instructor Hourly Fee Instructor Hourly Fee

Tae Byon $70 Rick Jackson $50

Tin Capulong $70 Dianne Matias $60

Chris Emery $75 Ruben Millado $65

Rommel Endozo $60 Jon Moody $50

Jimmy Gleason $60 Juan Naranjo $65

Lanea Holesinsky $65 Alex St. Jean $55

Ross Holesinsky $65 Minako Stickney $65

Nic Izumi $55 Jonathan Tran $50

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Morning Classes Beginner161666 161667 161668 Tu 10am–11:30am LLCP $113 Minako

Beginner/Advanced Beginner 162640 162641 162642 Su 10am–11am KCNP $75 Rick

161670 161671 161672 M 9am–10:30am LLCP $113 Minako

162803 162804 162805 W 9am–10am CBBCP $75 Ruben

161674 161675 161676 Th 9am–10:30am LLCP $113 Minako

162726 162728 162727 F 9am–10am CGNP $75 Rommel

162735 162734 162738 F 10am–11:30am CGNP $113 Rommel

161630 161624 161625 F 10:30am-11:30am TRCP $75 Ross

Beginner/Advanced Beginner Workout162558 162559 162560 W 6am–7am CBBCP $75 Nic

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate161632 161621 161622 Su 8:30am–10am TRCP $113 Ross

161678 161679 161680 M 10:30am–12pm LLCP $113 Minako

161682 161683 161684 Th 10:30am–12pm LLCP $113 Minako

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Workout162806 162807 162808 Th 9am–10:30am CBBCP $113 Ruben

Doubles Strategy162111 162112 162113 W 9:30am–11:30am HCP $150 Chris

Intermediate 161631 161627 161628 Su 9am–10:30am TRCP $113 Ross

Intermediate/Advanced Workout162809 162810 162811 Tu 9am–10:30am CBBCP $113 Ruben

161686 161687 161688 Sa 10am–11:30am LLCP $113 Minako

Evening Classes Beginner161690 161691 161692 Tu 6pm–7:30pm LLCP $113 Minako162381 162382 162383 W 6:30pm–8pm NCP $113 Jonathan

Beginner/Advanced Beginner162310 162311 162312 Su 5:30pm-6:30pm DCP $75 Jimmy162812 162813 162814 M 6:30pm-7:30pm CBBCP $75 Ruben162064 162065 162066 M 7:30pm–9pm CCP $113 Alex162632 162633 162634 Tu 6pm–7:30pm KCNP $113 Rick161694 161695 161696 Th 6pm–7:30pm LLCP $113 Minako162067 162068 162069 F 7:30pm–9pm CCP $113 Alex164158 164159 164160 Th 6–7:30pm SGTNP $113 Tin

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate162313 162314 162315 Su 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP $75 Jimmy162562 162563 162564 Su 2pm–3pm CBBCP $75 Nic162070 162071 162072 M 6pm–7:30pm CCP $113 Alex162636 162637 162638 Tu 7:30pm–9pm KCNP $113 Rick164149 164150 164151 M 6–7:30pm SGTNP $113 Tin164161 164162 164163 F 6–7:30pm SGTNP $113 Tin

Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Workout162316 162317 162318 Tu 6pm–7pm DCP $75 Jimmy162815 162816 162817 Tu 6:30pm–8pm CBBCP $113 Ruben162730 162731 162732 Th 7:30pm–9pm RCNP $113 Rommel

Intermediate Workout162818 162819 162820 Th 6:30pm–8pm CBBCP $113 Ruben

Intermediate/Advanced 162568 162569 162573 Tu 6:30pm–8pm SCNP $113 Nic161698 161699 161700 W 6:30pm–8pm LLCP $113 Minako162073 162074 162075 F 6pm–7:30pm CCP $113 Alex164152 164153 164154 Tu 6–7:30pm SGTNP $113 Tin164155 164156 164157 W 6–7:30pm SGTNP $113 Tin

Intermediate/Advanced Workout162821 162822 162823 W 6:30pm–8pm CBBCP $113 Ruben162384 162385 162386 Tu 7pm–8:30pm NCP $113 Jonathan



Lesson Withdrawal Procedure

Requests to withdrawal from a tennis lesson must be received one week prior to the first lesson. Withdrawal

requests meeting the guideline will be processed less a $5 withdrawal processing fee. Refunds will incur an additional $5 refunding fee for a total of $10 in fees. Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] with your request. Full refunds/credits are available when courses are cancelled or changed by the City or Instructor.

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USTA Leagues

These adult leagues are all about teams, camaraderie, great fun and competitive matches. Matches are played in Irvine and throughout Orange County on weekends. The matches are set up according to NTRP Divisions. Players cannot play below their NTRP rating. Teams carry 12 to 20 players; register team on the USTA web-site national.usta.com. Players must have a NTRP rating and a current USTA Membership; visit usta.com. More info: [email protected] or 949-724-6617.

18 and Over Mixed Doubles League Begins: January 9 Registration Deadline: January 2 Enroll in Course: #162902 Fee: $30

Three Mixed Doubles lines with men and women playing on the same team; using the NTRP rating combo system of 6.0-10.0. 40 and Over Singles and Doubles League Begins: January 16 Registration Deadline: January 9 Enroll in Course: #162904 Fee: $34

Two Singles and Three Doubles lines with men and women playing in separate teams; Players must be 40 years old. NTRP Divisions: 3.0-4.5.

Flexible Tennis League– Singles, Doubles, and NEW

Mixed DoublesStay active by playing tennis on your own time. Player’s schedule matches against each other on mutually agreed times with the league coordinator who will group players of the same level together. Format includes singles, dou-bles or mixed doubles matches. The schedule includes four matches per session followed by season playoffs. Levels offered are 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 & 4.5. Contact League Coordinator Elena at 818-940-8880 or [email protected].

League Runs: January–March Enroll in Course: #162935 (Singles);

#162936 (Doubles); #162937 (Mixed Doubles) Fee: $25

Irvine U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) and World Team Tennis (WTT) Leagues

League staff will do their best to place individuals onto teams; however, placement is not guaranteed. Indi-

viduals not placed will be waitlisted. If not placed on a team by the third week, fees paid will be transferred to the following season or refunded. Note: the National Ten-nis Rating Program (NTRP) is the official system for de-termining the levels for league competition. The City of Irvine requires players who do not know their NTRP play-ing level to take an NTRP rating clinic. Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] to schedule your clinic. Fee: $18/hour; $25/1.5 hour. Private clinics are available with Coach Ruben for $65/hour.

WTT Coed Spring Tennis League Recreational League for adults is for teams with a mini-mum of three men and three women. A match consists of five no ad sets, and includes one set of men’s and women’s singles and doubles, and one set of mixed doubles. Win-ners can advance to a National Qualifier. New players must send info (home address, email, cell number and NTRP rating) to [email protected]. Division schedule: Tuesday–3.0, Wednesday or Thursday–3.5 to 4.5.

NEW NTRP Division 5.0 and above X-Team format will be on Mondays. Each match consists of men’s singles, women’s singles and mixed doubles, 10-game pro sets each.

League Begins: Week of February 7 Registration Deadline: February 2 Enroll in Course: #162905 (Division 3.0–4.5)

#162906 (Division 5.0 and above) Fee: $60

League Withdrawal Procedure

Requests must be received 10 days prior to the league start date for the $5 withdrawal fee to apply. Requests

received between one and nine days prior to the start date will be processed minus 50 percent of the enrollment fee Withdrawals are not permitted once the league begins. Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] with your request. Full refunds/credits are available when leagues are canceled or changed by the City or Instructor.



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