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Directory 2008Seasonal Special Interest Leisure Classes and Recreation Programs

Online registration is now available. Summer classes are online now, so browse online to see what is available, and sign up quickly for summer classes and activities for all family members.

Hundreds of classes, workshops and programs to meet your or your family’s leisure needs are offered at sites throughout the city. Learn something new, improve a skill, develop a hobby, meet new people, enjoy friendly competition or explore a neighborhood or community facility. Classes include guitar, piano, aerobics, yoga, hip hop, ballroom dance, dog obedience, tennis, gymnastics, ballet, tap, and martial arts. Other program listings include Aquatics and swim lessons, seasonal programs at the Children's Services (see below for additional publications), Teen Services, Services for Older Adults, City Safari Tours, Access Leisure, Adult Sports Leagues including softball and Special Events.

The 76-page Summer 2008 Recreation and Programs Directory is available online in Portable Document Format, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader.

The Autumn 2008 brochure will be online by August 30.

The Department of Parks and Recreation is now using new software to process class and activity registrations. Before you can get all the benefits of this new software, you must submit a Client Information Form (CIF) for each member of your household. We use this information to create an account in order that you may use the automated systems. Learn more about the new software, Automated Phone Registration, and Internet Registration.

Alternatively, you can visit one of our community centers or offices to pick up your copy of the Directory. Please call to check for availability.
Administrative Offices, 915 I Street, Fifth Floor, 95814; (916) 808-5200
Belle Cooledge Community Center, 5699 South Land Park Drive, 95822; (916) 264-5610
Coloma Community Center, 4623 T Street, 95819; (916) 808-6060
George Sim Community Center, 6207 Logan Street, 95824; (916) 382-3761
Joe Mims, Jr. Hagginwood Community Center (closed for expansion), 3271 Marysville Boulevard, 95815; (916) 566-6439
Johnston Community Center, 231 Eleanor Avenue, 95815; (916) 566-6442
Samuel C. Pannell Meadowview Community Center, 2450 Meadowview Road, 95832; (916) 433-6680
South Natomas Community Center, 2921 Truxel Road, 95815; (916) 566-1571
Oak Park Community Center, 3425 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., 95817; (916) 808-6151
Robertson Community Center, 3525 Norwood Avenue, 95838; (916) 566-6419

If you already know the class you want to register for, print out PDF this registration form (151 kb), fill it out, and mail it or fax it to the Classes Registrar. This Adobe Acrobat file requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Also online - Four Area Recreation Brochures -
Summer 2008 In Your Neighborhood

Get Adobe Acrobat ReaderNote - these are all Adobe Acrobat files, and require Adobe Acrobat Reader.


General department information: (916) 808-5200
Recreation programs, centers, pools and park permits: (916) 808-6060
Older Adults information: (916) 808-1590
Access Leisure information: (916) 808-3809

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