CHILDREN’S CLASSES AND
ACTIVITIES COUNTY CAPERS 4-17 yrs
The stage is set and the curtain is about to open! Participate in youth dancing, singing and enter- taining in a fun atmosphere. Each year, a differ- ent theme is chosen to bring out the actors in everyone. Bravo! *Costumes cost extra*
El Cariso Community Regional Park W,F
6:00-7:30pm
George Lane Park T,F
5:00-7:00pm
Stephen Sorensen Park M,W
4:00-6:00pm
KENPO KARATE 6 yrs and up
This program combines safety awareness education with self-defense instruction. Emphasis is placed on learning physical and verbal skills for self-defense. Students will learn the sport of mar- tial arts, its history and rules. They will also develop concentration, flexibility, balance, speed and self-esteem.
Stephen Sorensen Park T,Th
6:30-8:00pm
George Lane Park M,Th
Ongoing $20/ Mo
5:00-7:00pm Ongoing 3/1-6/9 3/6-6/18 3/19-6/2 $25 2/1 $35 2/1 $35 2/1
SPRING DAY CAMP 5-12 yrs
Our day camps foster children’s emotional, social, physical and creative growth through a range of interactive activities, such as arts and crafts, music, sports, baseball, basketball, soccer and swimming.
Castaic Regional Sports Complex M-F 9:00am-5:00pm
4/2-4/6
El Cariso Community Regional Park M-F 7:30am-6:00pm 3/26-3/30
Dr. Richard H. Rioux Memorial Park M-F 10:00am-3:00pm 3/26-4/6
$50 3/3
$20 Fee $65/week
$50 per child/per week
CHILDREN’S
SPORTS FUTSAL 4-13 yrs
Learn the unique sport of futsal! This variation of indoor soccer is faster paced and played on a smaller court. Come see how much fun it can be!
Castaic Regional Sports Complex F
7:00-8:00pm Ongoing Free Ongoing 3/1
3/3
Ongoing Free Ongoing
HOOP SANITY ALL SPORTS 80 SPRING 2018 ACTIVITY GUIDE
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