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Something for Everyone in Winter Schedule of Parks and Recreation Classes
December 29, 2010

Start the New Year off on a the right foot by taking one of more than 200 fun and enriching classes  and programs offered by City of  Santa Ana, Parks , Recreation and Community Services Agency.

This week a catalog of winter classes (January-March) will be available to all residents through the city website and is available at city recreation facilities and the library. The brochure will also be mailed to those who are currently registered in the city’s leisure class programs.

The  32-page catalog is filled with things to do for all age groups and interests ranging from Bonding with Your Baby for 1 to 3 year olds to aerobics and dancing classes designed for seniors.

“It’s always exciting when  the brochure comes out,” said Gerardo Mouet, Executive Director for Recreation and Community Services.

In addition, there are dozens of dance classes ranging from tap and hip-hop to swing and ballroom dancing  and danza folklorico. For those thinking about getting more fit during 2011, pick from any number of aerobics, yoga, ice skating, tennis, swimming,  volleyball and hockey classes.

Develop new work skills that will help you land a job with computer classes and instruction on how to become a notary public.

Educate yourself by taking CPR and first aid courses.  Teens can take online drivers education as well. Participate in the many programs available at the Santa Ana Library  and  fun and interesting things to see and do  at the Santa Ana Zoo.

For more information call (714) 647-5307.  An online version of the catalog is available at: www.santa-ana.org/parks/documents/CityofSantaAnaBrochureWinter2011.pdf

Founded in 1947, Santa Ana Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency is  responsible for maintaining, managing construction, and programming 17 recreation buildings (including two senior centers),  five swimming pools, 41 parks, and 11 bicycle trails. Its FY 10-11 budget is $16.2 million. The Agency has 68 full-time employees and during the summer has as many as 196 part-time employees.