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Cityof Brea.net May-June 2017

Help make history! Bring out your family; tell your friends and neighbors to join us! On Saturday, May 20, Brea ac-

tivates for a major outdoor celebration to show spirit and commemorate 100 years as a City.

The Centennial Parade steps off at 9 a.m. at the corner of Birch Street near North Associated Road. A procession of more than 90 entries heads east to the Brea Sports Park. This happy procession leads into a community Picnic from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

You won’t want to miss the excitement of lively units including high-stepping members of the USC Trojan March-ing Band, magnificent horses pulling the Wells Fargo Stage-coach, and the imaginative 501st Legion/Southern Califor-nia Garrison Star Wars Group. Plus, you can greet parade grand marshals: Actress Andrea Barber, “Kimmy Gibbler” from Full House and Fuller House and baseball legends,

Brea’s own Randy Jones and Charlie Hough. Admire classic cars, sports teams and representatives of founding families, youth groups and service organizations. Local schools will also be parading their creative salutes to the century.

Then, settle in for the Centennial Picnic, a festive af-ternoon hosted by some of the Brea Ministerial Association members. Food booths will feature treats at 1917 prices. Please bring your nickels, dimes and quarters! Live bands will take the stage throughout the afternoon while a chil-dren’s area offers a petting zoo and pony rides. Other fea-tures are a classic car show plus exhibition baseball games, including re-enactment of the legendary Walter Johnson vs. Babe Ruth match-up that took place in Brea in 1924.

Join your neighbors on May 20 and become a new part of Brea’s proud history! Get more details, parking locations and an entertainment schedule at CityofBrea.net/Centennial.

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heardJoin the ConversationBrea Envisions Nuts & Bolts Community WorkshopWednesday May 24 at 6-8 p.m.Brea Civic & Cultural Center, 1 Civic Center Circle, Community Room A

We’ve gathered your feedback. This is your opportunity to help strategize policies for Brea’s future.

Show Spirit at Brea’s May 20 Centennial Parade and Picnic!

Oilworkers and their families celebrate Brea at a 1917 picnic. Brea’s great tradition of community gathering continues in 2017.

Brea Centennial Night at Angel StadiumEnjoy a great game, plus get the City of Brea Centennial Angels Hat!

Tuesday, July 18 7:07 p.m.Angels vs. Nationals

See page 3 of the Brea Line for more details.

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Albertsons Adds Second Sculpture

Many of Brea’s sculptures are in-

stalled as part of new development, while others are added as a part of businesses growing their exist-ing footprint. Such is the case with the Albertsons Distribu-tion Center at Lam-bert Road and Puente Street. In 2002, when the center was first built, Albertsons com-missioned public art by artist Laddie John Dill titled Cobalt Ba-sin and Range. As a part of the facility’s expansion, Albertsons installed a second work of his. Tribus

blends concrete, tempered glass, and various minerals and oxides to achieve the fantastic color patterns.

Blackstone Community Art WalkSaturday, June 10, at 10 a.m.

Come check out the eight new additions in the Black-stone neigh-

borhood. Remarks begin at Wildcat-ter’s Park (3220 E. Santa Fe Rd.) fol-lowed by a leisure-ly walk past Marlo Bartels’ creations. These colorful mo-saic sculptures seamlessly blend nature, history and art.

Event guests should park in the lot at Wildcatter’s Park on the north-west corner of Va-lencia Avenue and Santa Fe Road. For more information, please call Jenn Colacion at 714-671-4452.

Colorful Pieces Expand Art in Public Places Collection

Artist Laddie John Dill poses in front of Tribus in February 2017.

Business Briefs Free Business Workshop

The Brea Chamber, in asso-ciation with SCORE, hosts

free periodic workshops that businesses find beneficial. SCORE is a volunteer nonprofit organization dedicated to ed-ucating entrepreneurs and helping small businesses start, grow, and succeed nationwide.

Social Security and Medicare Made ClearThursday, June 1, 6-9 p.m.Brea Civic & Cultural Center Conference Center, Level 2

Visit breachamber.com/events/ to register

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City Business Connect

To enhance communication with the Brea busi-ness community representatives from various

Brea businesses are invited to join an informal roundtable discussion with the Mayor, Mayor Pro-Tem, City Manager, and other City staff. Each roundtable is limited to a small group of partici-pants who are encouraged to bring any questions, ideas or issues they would like to discuss. If you are interested in attending a future City/Business Connect, please call 714-671-4421.

#ShopBrea: Shopping Green Some say shopping online is better for the environ-

ment. However, a paper published by the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics, finds that isn’t always true. Benefits of shopping online can be eroded with the im-pacts of carbon emissions for deliveries or with orders coming from multiple sites, plus pick up, return or exchanges on items. In-store purchases are also less likely to be returned, saving time as well as energy.

Luckily, Brea offers a wide va-riety of stores within a short walk, bike, or car ride so you can meet shopping needs in one quick trip. Plus, the sales tax from shopping in local stores helps pay for impor-tant City services.

Taste of Brea: Chasing Delicious Thursday, May 25, 5-9 p.m. Birch Street in Downtown BreaVisit the City of Brea booth at the Brea Chamber of Com-merce festival to get a free #ShopBrea reusable tote bag. Enjoy a delicious mix of great food, drinks and fun while learning more about the city’s vibrant business communi-ty. Get complete info at: tasteofbrea.com.

#ShopBrea

“Seed to Tree”

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Brea Centennial Night at Angel Stadium

Enjoy a great game, plus get the City of Brea Centennial Angels Hat!

Tuesday, July 18 • 7:07 p.m.Angels vs. Nationals

It will be a great night for the Brea community to come together to further celebrate our Centennial year. During pre-game, a video will be shown

highlighting the City of Brea Centennial and the famous Walter Johnson and Babe Ruth Brea bowl game of 1924. Just three weeks after Walter John-son’s Senators won the 1924 World Series against the New York Giants, Johnson faced off against Babe Ruth, as part of the duo’s West Coast barn-storming tour.

Every fan that purchases a City of Brea ticket at the Brea Community Center or through the special website will receive a commemorative Angels ball cap with Brea’s Centennial logo AND a Mike Trout MVP bobble head. Hats are limited based on the first 4,000 tickets purchased, so don’t delay!

Tickets are $16, $21, and $31 depending on seat location. There are two ways to purchase these special tickets.• Go to the Brea Community Center front counter, 695 E. Madison Way

(walk-up only)

• Visit the designated website: angels.com/brea (service and processing fees apply)

Call 714-990-7101 or 714-671-4447 with any questions. Tickets may not be purchased over the phone.

Brea Historical Society Hosts ToursSaturdays, June 3 and July 8, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Want to learn more about Brea history? Start at the Brea Museum and take a trip to the past featuring some significant places in Brea with docents from the Brea Historical Society. Spaces on the Brea Trolley will be very limited. A $5 deposit will be required to reserve a seat.

Make your reservation now! Email request to [email protected] or leave a message at714-256-2283.

Brea Library1 Civic Center Circle, Brea Civic & Cultural Center at Birch St. and Randolph Ave.Hours: Monday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Tuesday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Thursday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Sunday: CLOSED

714-671-1722 • ocpl.orgOrange County: A Literary Field Guide – Author Visit — Saturday, May 20, at 11 a.m. Authors Lisa Alvarez and Andrew Tonkovich will discuss their book “Orange County: A Literary Field Guide” and intro-duce two local authors.Donuts with Dad — Saturday, June 3, at 9 a.m. for fun stories and yummy donuts. Teen Volunteer Orientation — Are you interested in volunteering at the library this summer? If so, you must attend this manda-tory volunteer training. Saturday, June 17, at 10 a.m. Contact the library at 714-671-1722 to register.

Buster Balloon — Monday, June 19, at 11a.m. Kick off the Brea Library’s Summer Reading Program with a fun-filled balloon show for children.One World Rhythm — Monday, June 26 at 11 a.m. High energy drum and music show for children. Paper Airplane Races — Tuesday, June 20, at 11 a.m. Participants will design and race paper airplanes. LEGO Club — Every Tuesday at 2 p.m. during the summer. Each week has a theme, design a creation that fits the theme for a chance to win a prize.Bilingual Storytime/Cuentos Bilingües — June 6, at 11 a.m. This is the library’s newest storytime featuring songs and sto-ries and conducted in both English and Spanish. For children of ages, it is designed to teach basic words in both languages! First Tuesdays monthly.Beginning Computer Class for Kids — Friday, June 23 at 9 a.m. Typing and com-puter basics for kids 6th grade and under. Registration is required and space is limited.

City of Brea Public Works Honors Arbor DayBrea Public Works staff were joined by members of two local soccer teams at Junior High Park on April 27 for the official Arbor Day observance. For twenty consecutive years, the Parks Division has hosted an educa-tional event like this for local youth.


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Brea Trail Opens in Birch Hills Golf CourseAnother portion of

The Tracks at Brea Trail, which travels through Birch Hills Golf Course, has now opened to the public. This 0.6 mile stretch can be ac-cessed at Birch Street near the main entrance of the golf course by Associated Road and at Kraemer Boulevard near Orbiter Street. Be sure to look for the replica of a Pacific Red Line electric train that once ran through Brea and enjoy reading the panels that tell the story of the Red Line.

Construction is underway for two other sections of the trail. Segment 2, lo-cated between the Brea Canyon Channel and Brea Boulevard, will add 0.3 mile to the trail. In addition to the pedestrian path and paved bike trail, there will be a seating plaza as well as stairs to link to the completed Segment 1.

Segment 6 starts at Kraemer Boulevard adjacent to the Loftus Flood Con-trol Channel and meanders to Valencia Avenue where it intersects Nasa Street. Trail users can use the signal to cross Valencia and connect with the La Flo-resta perimeter trail.

Amenities will also be added to Segment 3, which is a 0.8 mile section be-tween Brea Boulevard and State College Boulevard. These will include a restroom, seating, drinking fountain, bike racks, butterfly garden and fitness equipment.

Construction on trail Segments 2, 3 and 6 is anticipated to be completed by fall 2017. All of these construction sites are closed to the public for safety. Seg-ment 4, located between State College Boulevard and Birch Street, is currently out to bid. The City anticipates awarding a construction contract on this final segment in June of this year.

Brea Olinda High School and Brea Junior High are among

several hundred in the state being honored with the California Gold Ribbon Schools Award for mak-ing gains in implementing the academic and performance stan-dards set by the State Board of Education. The State Department of Education created the award to honor schools in place of the California Distinguished Schools Program, which is on hiatus while California creates new assess-ment, accountability and continu-ous improvement systems.

Each year this award rotates between elementary and secondary schools. Statewide, 477 campuses ap-plied for the award, and 275 were selected. The proce-dure involved each school selecting a Model Program/Practice to highlight their excellence.

Additionally, Arovista Elementary School and Lau-rel Elementary Magnet School of Innovation and Career Exploration have been selected by Educational Results Partnership (ERP) and the Campaign for Business and

Education Excellence (CBEE) as two of 1,866 public schools in California to receive the title of 2016 Honor Roll school. The Hon-or Roll is part of a national effort to identify higher-performing schools and highlight successful practices that improve outcomes for students. Schools receiving this distinction from leaders in the California academic and busi-ness communities have demon-strated consistent high levels of student academic achievement, improvement in achievement levels over time and reduction in

achievement gaps among student populations. Brea Olinda Unified Superintendent Dr. Brad Ma-

son congratulated these schools say-ing, “We are thrilled to receive these validations that are indicative of how hard our teachers, administrators and parent community work on behalf of the students in BOUSD. Our schools are exceptional.”

Four BOUSD Schools Recognized for High Achievement, Student Success

Brea Junior High School students proudly display the California Gold Ribbon award certificate.


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Brea Line summarizes Council business.

Cecilia Hupp, MayorGlenn Parker, Mayor Pro Tem

Christine Marick, Council MemberMarty Simonoff, Council MemberSteven Vargas, Council Member

Brea City Council

March 7

General Plan Annual Report for 2016 Received report and public comment. Directed staff to transmit a copy of the report to the State Office of Planning and Research and Department of Housing and Community Development.

PEG Access FeeAdopted ordinance reauthorizing and readopting the City’s Public, Educational, and Governmental Access Support Fee.

Gateway Center AgreementTerminated disposition and development agree-ment as to commercial center component and related payoff agreement and related actions. Approved the Successor Agency’s Execution and Delivery.

Property SaleAuthorized sale of Successor Agency owned property Located at 323 N. Brea Blvd to Better Blocks, LLC.

March 21Zoning Code UpdateOmnibus code update amending relevant chap-ters of the Brea Municipal Code.

Playground Equipment PurchaseApproved purchase of playground equipment and benches for Laurel Schoo/Lagos de Moreno Park from Playpower LT Farmington, Inc. in the amount of $162,294.89

Tracks Segment 4Approved plans and specifications and autho-rized City Clerk to advertise and receive bids.

Traffic Signal ImprovementsApproved cooperative agreement with City of La Habra for synchronization improvements on Im-perial Highway/SR 90.

Carbon Canyon Community Wildfire Pro-tection PlanApproved the 2017 CWPP for Carbon Canyon. Grant monies will be utilized.

April 4Janitorial and Related ServicesApproved amendment No. 1 to the annual agree-ment with U.S.Metro Group, Inc. for janitorial services at various City facilities.

Glenbrook Tract ImprovementsAppropriated an additional $314,000 from the Water Fund for project contingency and project administration and increase construction contin-gency from 10% to 22%.

Police Interceptor Utility SUVs Authorized the City to Proceed with the pur-chase of two police Interceptor utility SUVs in the amount of $60,993.72.

Feasibility Study for Western Extension to Tracks TrailsApprove Amendment #6 with David Evans and As-sociates (DEA) to provide a feasibility study andconceptual plan for western extension to The Tracks at Brea Trail.

Brea Police Management AssociationAdopted resolution approving the Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) with the Brea Police Management Association.

Tax Allocation Refunding BondsAuthorized the issuance and sale of Tax Alloca-tion Refunding Bonds to refinance outstanding 2003 and 2011 bonds of the former Brea Re-development Agency relating to Project Area AB and requesting actions and findings by Oversight Board, and approved related matters.

Successor Agency Bond AgreementApproved the bond proceeds funding agreement between the City of Brea and the Successor Agen-cy to the Brea Redevelopment Agency.

Brea Mall Owner Participation AgreementApproved the second amendment to the Brea Mall Owner Participation Agreement.

Water Conservation Helps Secure SuppliesIn April, the Governor finally lifted

emergency conditions after winter rains brought relief from years of re-cord drought. Good habits developed under the emergency declaration were much appreciated and now are part of the California lifestyle.

Wasteful practices, such as over watering lawns or allowing runoff onto paved surfaces, are permanently prohibited statewide. Local ordinanc-es reflect these State rules and adjust for other variable conditions.

Brea has been operating under Phase 2 of its ordinance: outdoor ir-rigation is permitted on Mondays and Thursdays before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. The City Council will be review-ing this status as summer gets un-derway. For more information go to CityofBrea.net/water.

Alarm Permit Renewals Due July 1The deadline to renew alarm

permits is July 1. If you have an alarm system and have not al-ready done so, go to the website, breapolice.net and download the application. This can be faxed to 714-990-7641. Or, visit the Brea Police Records Division at the Civic & Cultural Center. For ques-tions, call 714-671-4471.

BREA CITY COUNCIL FY 2017-18

Budget Process Underway

Preparation continues on bud-get documents for the 2017-

18 Fiscal Year. The City Council will have a study session in May and then anticipates a public hearing at the June 6 City Coun-cil meeting. Budget information is posted for review under the Administrative Services Depart-ment section at cityofbrea.net.


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Celebrate!Entertainment, raffles, and prizes. Stop by the front desk to purchase your tickets.

Mother’s Day PartyFriday, May 12,10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Father’s Day PartyFriday, June 16,10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Birthday PartyFriday, May 26 and June 30,11:30 a.m.By Friends Community Church

For adults ages 55+500 S. Sievers AvenueMonday - Friday: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

VisitBreaSeniorCenter.comfor the latestSenior Center news.NEWS

Call 714-990-7750 or stop by the Senior Center to register, unless otherwise indicated.

Get Moving! Page 22: SilverSneakersPage 25: 60+ section

Brea Travel GroupReservations required, 714-990-7750.

Seal Beach – 2 dates available! Tuesday, May 30, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesday, June 21, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.$10 per personRoundtrip transportation to Seal Beach along with a delicious Chef Francesco’s lunch! Walk the pier, ride the street car, or window shop at wonderful antique stores.

Washington, D.C. May 30-June 3$1,849 per person, double occupancyEnjoy a fully escorted tour with a roundtrip flight to Washington, D.C., 4 nights deluxe accommodations, includ-ing daily breakfast buffet, nighttime illumination, Arlington National Cem-etery, White House visitor center, Ford’s Theatre, Union Station, National Mall, Vietnam Wall, Smithsonian Institutes, and City Tour (US Supreme Court, Library of Congress, National Cathe-dral, National Archives, Georgetown, Petersen House, Ford’s Theatre, FBI/J. Edgar Hoover Building, Department of Justice), and much more!

Highlights:

More than ever before, older Americans are taking charge, striving for wellness, focus-ing on independence, and advocating for themselves. Call 714-990-7750 for special activities and information.

Mini Health FairThursday, May 25, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Free Resources, massages, and health screenings.

Safe Driver ClassWednesday, May 10 and Thursday, May 11, 1-5 p.m.Reservation and $2 Prepayment RequiredReview Traffic Laws and Safety Techniques. By School of Continuing Education

Guided Autobiography ClassThursday, June 22, 9:30-10:30 a.m.Thursdays, June 29-July 20, 9:30-11:30 a.m.Are you looking for a way to record your life story? Through this five session interactive experience, you will learn the tools for writ-ing your own life story.By Volunteer Action for Aging

Hearing ScreeningTuesday, May 23, 10 a.m.By HearUSA

Spin to WinFriday, May 19 and June 26, 10 a.m.Come join the fun & win great prizes!By AGA

Hula FitnessTuesday, May 2 and June 20, 11 a.m.Enjoy a great way to exercise, the hula way!

Pet TherapyCome say hello to Kathy and Benjamin!First Wednesday of every month, 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Come Be SocialJoin us for some FREE delicious socials!

Cookie SocialMonday, May 8, 10 a.m.By AGA Health

Danish SocialThursday, May 18By Kaiser Permanente

Ice Cream SocialFriday, June 9By AGA Health

Presentations:Social Security OptionsTuesday, May 30, 11-11:45 a.m.By Voya Financial

Free Hula DemonstrationTuesday, May 9, 11-11:45 a.m.By Patrick & Coral Taoipu

City Council UpdateThursday, May 18 and June 15, 11-11:45 a.m.

Understanding the Causes of Joint PainFriday, June 2, 11-11:45 a.m.

DiabetesTuesday, June 6 , 11-11:45 a.m.What you need to know about Insulin De-pendent Diabetes.

Housing Rehabilitation ProgramThursday, June 22, 11-11:45 a.m.

Ulysses S. GrantThursday, June 29, 11-11:45 a.m.By Pulitzer Prize Nominee, Craig MacDonald


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714-990-7150 • BreaFRC.com

at the Brea Resource Center

BreaResourceCenter.com

Brea Community Center695 E. Madison Way

714-990-7150 • BreaResourceCenter.comMonday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

ESL— English as a Second Language Monday through Thursday,8:30 a.m.-11 a.m.Co-Sponsored by North Orange County Community College DistrictStudents learn and practice English at their own pace. This class is offered at open enrollment and class materials are provided. All levels are encouraged to attend.

Medi Cal & Food Stamp Assistance Wednesdays, 8:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. —by appointment only Co-Sponsored by the Orange County Social Services AgencyDon’t let your family’s healthcare needs go un-met. New clients receive confidential and person-al assistance with your application for Medi-Cal or Food Stamps. On-site processing available in English and Spanish.

Veterans Service Assistance

Wednesdays —by appointment onlyThe Brea Veterans Service Of-fice actively pursues the rights of veterans and dependents

of the United States Armed Forces to receive Department of Veterans Affairs benefits. Free services include benefit claims counseling and information and

referral assistance. Call to make an appointment.

Mammogram ScreeningSaturday, May 6, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Co-Sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. Encore Plus Program Confidential, annual screenings done close to home. If you are 40 years or older, of limited income or without health insurance, you are eligible for a free mammo-gram, and breast cancer screen-ing. Follow up to screening pro-vided if needed. Early detection saves lives! Call 714- 871-4488 for an appointment.


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The Curtis Theatre and Stage-light Productions present

Brea’s Youth The-atre in Disney’s The Little MermaidBrea’s Youth Theatre offers chil-dren, ages 5 through 18, a fun-filled opportunity to build confidence, de-velop lasting friendships and work as a team, while appearing in fully-staged musicals.

RegistRation DeaDline: May 24 at 5 p.m. or until cast is filled This program is expected to reach capacity, so sign up early.

auDitions & ReheaRsalss: June 26, 27 at 6 p.m. Participants rehearse by age group, with most rehearsals lasting 1 to 2 hours. Rehearsals on Fridays, 6-10 p.m., Saturdays, 12-4 p.m.

RegistRation fee: $155 Brea Residents $170 Non-Brea Residents

PaRent Meeting: May 15, 7 p.m., in the Curtis Theatre

show Dates: July 13-30

TO REGISTER: curtistheatre.com

CURTIS THEATRE714-990-7722 CURTISTHEATRE.COM

Brea Civic & Cultural Center 1 Civic Center Circle, Brea

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Curtis Theatre Box Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 12 to 3 p.m. and one hour prior to show. On Saturday when there is a performance, the Box Office will also open from 12 to 3 p.m.

$5 off adult ticket

with coupon code:

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The Alley CatsThe Greatest Hits of the ’50s and ’60sMay 13 and 14Saturday, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., Sunday, 3 p.m.Tickets: $16-$32A perfect blend of timeless tunes and non-stop comedy and fun, just in time for Mother’s Day! The Alley Cats have performed with such iconic groups such as The Coasters, The Drifters, and The Beach Boys, while appearing on numerous television specials for NBC, CBS, and PBS. Their universal humor and exceptional vocals have made The Alley Cats a favored opening act for comic greats Jerry Seinfeld, Joan Rivers and Jay Leno. Revisit the greatest hits of the ’50s and ’60s!

thealleycats.com

“These guys are a tough act to follow; talented, funny and a must see.” Jay Leno

An evening of latin jazz featuring Cuba L.A. June 10, 8 p.m. Saturday, Plaza Reception, 6:30 p.m., Concert, 8 p.m. Tickets: $31- $34Welcome summer with a lively re-ception on the Civic & Cultural Arts Plaza. Experience food, drink and fun, before you step inside for an intimate concert with Cuba L.A. Keeping the soul of Cuban music

alive, this talented super group is fueled by the love of their heritage and the exhilaration of musical experimentation. Danilo Lozano, a classically-trained flautist and a professor of music, leads this dynamic collective of West Coast musicians. Mixing rhythms, forms and instru-mentation from different regions of Cuba, the group creates their own lush ensemble sound!

The Brea Library Summer Reading Series

Reading by Design Presented by Friends of the LibraryCelebrating creativity, building and innovation with special 45 minute performances that promote learning S.T.E.A.M. (Science Technology Engineering, Arts & Math).

Mondays, 11 a.m., Curtis Theatre — Admission is free. June 19 Buster Balloon (balloon show) June 26 One World Rhythm (music & drum show) July 10 Bubblemania (bubble show) July 17 David Cousin (juggler) July 24 Ranger Jack (puppet show)

Volunteer Orientation will be Saturday June 10, 12-1 p.m. For more information email [email protected] or call 714-990-7729.


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Brea Civic & Cultural Center, 1 Civic Center Circle, Brea714-990-7731 • [email protected] • BreaGallery.com

Gallery Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 12 to 5 p.m. during an exhibition. Closed Monday, Tuesday and holidays. Admission: $3 for adults and free for ages 12 and under. Brea residents FREE.

Volunteer Opportunities at the GalleryDo you have a passion for the arts? Join our team here at the Brea Gallery and contribute to the beauty that is Brea. Volunteers can spend their time as docent greeters or by participating in an array of projects such as art research, exhibition prep, and special events planning. We are looking for volunteers willing to commit to one day per week or who can help with weekend events. Contact the Volun-teer Coordinator at 714-990-7731 for more information.

Visit BreaGallery.com for more info or to sign up for our email newsletter. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @breagallery.

Great Gifts Available in the Brea Gallery Gift Shop!You are sure to find something special in our collection of one-of-a-kind, handmade items includes fine jewelry, matted prints, and functional pottery by local artists. We also carry art supplies, stationary, and whimsical gifts from companies such as Fred and Friends, the Unemployed Philosophers Guild, and Galison. The Gift Shop is open Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. during an exhibition.

May 6-June 30 Opening Reception: Saturday, May 6 from 7-9 p.m.Diverse and extraordinary, this annual juried exhibition highlights work from artists all over California. In its thirty-second year, Made in California con-tinues to invite artists in all stages of their careers to illustrate their talents and compete for a number of awards, including the much sought-after solo show opportunity. This regional show features artwork from an extensive variety of mediums and explores creative movements happening here in the Golden State.

4th Clay & Glass Biennial July 22-September 15 Opening Reception: Saturday, July 22 from 7-9 p.m.Clay and glass meld together beautifully in this exhibition co-sponsored by the Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California. In its fourth appear-ance here, this biennial exhibit continues to astound viewers with the creativ-ity and craftsmanship utilized by these artists working in the third dimension. Juror Suzanne Isken, Executive Director of the Craft and Folk Art Museum, will select works ranging from blown, fused, and stained glass to hand-built and wheel-thrown ceramics. A small selection of invited artists will also dis-play bodies of work for viewers to get a true sense of their passion for work-ing with these materials.

Art and Educational Programming in the GalleryMosaic Landscapes with Dawn MendelsonIn this multi-day mosaic workshop, students will create a two dimen-sional landscape scene on a panel. This flat surface mosaic course teaches skills such as design, color usage, and mosaic techniques to create a beautiful landscape in two dimensions. This plaque, suitable for indoor or outdoor display, is the perfect way to greet visitors to your home. All materials and supplies are provided, so you just have to bring example images of your favorite places and let the creativity flow! This introductory level course requires no previous artistic or mosaic experience. *$25 materials fee payable to the instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc5/30-6/13 Tue 6:30-9P 16+ $80* BAGMood and Atmosphere in Watercolor with Jim Salchak

Watercolor is the perfect medium for capturing the feeling of mood and atmosphere. In this workshop you will learn how to capture the feeling of fog, mist, and rain, as well as a bright sunny day. How

to use value, color, edges and detail to create various light and atmo-spheric conditions will be discussed and demonstrated. Example paint-ings and corresponding line drawings will be provided for the class to work from. You may also bring an old painting or photos and create your own new work full of mood and atmosphere. *Plus supply list.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc6/10 Sat 9:30A-3P 16+ $80* BAG

Even More Workshops Luminous Faces in Watercolor: Saturday, July 29 Watercolor for Beginners: Saturday, September 9The Sky is the Limit Watercolor Workshop: Saturday, November 4 Stay tuned for more details about these and other workshops!

TO REGISTER MUST CALL BREA GALLERY: 714-990-7731

Please see Gallery website for refund policy: BreaGallery.com

Annual MembershipOur annual memberships are now available in a series of tiers! For $25, $50, or $75 you can enjoy a wide range of benefits including admission for you and your guest(s), a free glass of wine at opening receptions, 25% off in the gift shop, and much more! Visit breagallery.com for more information or call the Gallery today to sign up.


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714-990-7100 • cityofbrea.net

Brea Day Camp 2017Summer Fun!June 19-August 25 • Ages 5-12

The City of Brea’s Day Camp is an extremely popular summer program for school aged chil-dren based at the Brea Community Center. Friend-ship, good sportsmanship, teamwork, safety and fun are emphasized through a wide range of ac-tivities and weekly excursions to area attractions. Campers gain new skills and make new friends under the supervision of trained, caring counsellors.

Act immediately if you wish to enroll for one of few the remaining spaces for this summer. Due to its quality and affordability, this program has enjoyed long-standing success over many years. Almost all available slots over the ten weeks of summer 2017 were quickly reserved when registration opened in mid-April. Although the Day Camp program is not able to accommodate everyone, a waiting list has been established for instances when a spot might open up. If you wish to be considered, please call 714- 990-7100 to inquire about space available or request that you be added to the waiting list.

Summer Fun Club… Your Mini Day Camp ExperienceThis supercharged enrichment program offers a summer adventure for younger elementary-age children (K-3rd grade) in a smaller, safe and personable set-ting. Kids join friends for action-packed mornings that include games, crafts, sports, cooking, playground activities and much more! Sign up for one ses-sion or both. Space is limited. For more information, call 714-990-7631. To register, call 714-990-7100. No refunds unless space can be refilled.

Register and save by signing up for both sessions now: Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #6/26-8/16 Mon/Wed 9:30A-12P K-3rd $215 BCC 58226/27-8/17* Tue/Thu 9:30A-12P K-3rd $215 BCC 5823*No class 7/4.

Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #Session 16/26-7/19 Mon/Wed 9:30A-12P K-3rd $113 BCC 58186/27-7/20** Tue/Thu 9:30A-12P K-3rd $113 BCC 5821Session 27/24-8/16 Mon/Wed 9:30A-12P K-3rd $113 BCC 58207/25-8/17 Tue/Thu 9:30A-12P K-3rd $113 BCC 5819*$8 material fee due at time of registration. **No class 7/4.

Summer Craft ClubThis is a hands-on arts and crafts program for elementary-age children, of-fering a variety of craft techniques and exposure to different art mediums that stimulate creativity and imagination. Each two-week session is theme based and all materials are included in the fee. Students will take home a collection of keepsake projects at the end of each session. For more information, call 714-990-7631. To register, call 714-990-7100. *No class 7/4.Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #Kids in the Kitchen6/27-7/6* Tue/Thu 12:30-3P 1st-6th $42 BCC 5825Trash to Treasure7/11-7/20 Tue/Thu 12:30-3P 1st-6th $42 BCC 5826Art Mania7/25-8/3 Tue/Thu 12:30-3P 1st-6th $42 BCC 5827Science & Nature8/8-8/17 Tue/Thu 12:30-3P 1st-6th $42 BCC 5828

Kids Play DaysFour special theme based days of creative play, games and

crafts! Your preschooler will learn and play the day away while you go shopping, have lunch or just re-lax. No need to bring a lunch. It is included in the fee.

Activities provided by trained Tiny Tots staff. Children must be potty-trained and age 3 by Sept. 1, 2017. For more information, call 714-990-7631. To register, call 714-990-7100. Sign up for a single day or all

dates. No refunds unless space can be refilled.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #Reptiles & Nature7/7 Fri 9:30A-2P 3-5 $28 BCC 5829Island Fun7/14 Fri 9:30A-2P 3-5 $28 BCC 5832Superheroes7/21 Fri 9:30A-2P 3-5 $28 BCC 5831Fun & Food7/28 Fri 9:30A-2P 3-5 $28 BCC 5833

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Skyhawks Basketball Camp 1 wkThis fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning to intermedi-ate players. An active week of passing, shooting, dribbling, and rebounding makes this one of our most popular programs. Our basketball staff will also focus on respect, teamwork, and responsibility. All participants receive a t-shirt, basketball, and player evaluation.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/14-8/18 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 12-14 $189 ORP 5619

Skyhawks Flag Football Camp 1 wkCampers learn skills on both sides of the football including core components of passing, catching, and defense in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Skyhawks Super Bowl! All participants receive a t-shirt, football, and player evaluation.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/7-8/11 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 6-12 $189 ORP 5620

Skateboarding Summer Camp 1 wkWhether you are starting or ready to learn ad-

vanced tricks, this is your camp! Make new friends, advance skills, and most importantly,

have fun in our private skate park. Requirements: A signed Skatedogs waiver form, a “trick” skateboard, knee pads, elbow pads, and a helmet. Visit skatedogs.com to view our online skateboard cus-tomizer and to learn more about what type of skateboard to bring. Bring a snack and plenty of water!Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/17-7/21 Mon-Fri 3:30-6:30P 5-13 $169 BCC 56298/7-8/11 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 5-13 $169 BCC 5630

Junior Golf Camp 1 wkFor beginning and intermediate level golfers. Fun atmosphere with focus on the golf swing, short game, putting, etiquette, and rules. Hot dogs, chips, soda, and prizes on the last day of each session. Equipment provided. Must register one week in advance of each camp. *$40 instructor fee due on first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/19-6/22 Mon-Thu 9-11A 6-15 $85 BCGC 56376/26-6/29 Mon-Thu 9-11A 6-15 $85 BCGC 56387/10-7/13 Mon-Thu 9-11A 6-15 $85 BCGC 56397/17-7/20 Mon-Thu 9-11A 6-15 $85 BCGC 56407/31-8/3 Mon-Thu 9-11A 6-15 $85 BCGC 5641

Intro to STEM with LEGO 1 wkTap into imagination with tens of thousands of LEGO! Build engineer-designed projects such as Boats, Snowmobiles, Catapults, and Merry-Go-Rounds. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design. New and returning students explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/7-8/11 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 5-6 $185 BCC 5617

STEM Challenge with LEGO 1 wkPower up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as Catapults, Pneu-matic Cranes, Arch Bridges, and Battletracks! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to engi-neer at the next level.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/7-8/11 Mon-Fri 1-4P 7-12 $185 BCC 5618

Mine, Craft, Build Adventure Game using LEGO 1 wkBring Minecraft to life using LEGO! Re-sourcefulness, creativity, and coopera-tion come together in this unique build-ing adventure game. Roll the dice for resources and use them to build special items: a Zoo, a Medieval Castle, and a

Tree House Village! This original LEGO experience is a game designed by Play-Well instructors and inspired by Minecraft. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/17-7/21 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 5-6 $185 BCC 5615

Mine, Craft, Build Survival Game using LEGO 1 wkBring Minecraft to life using LEGO! Resourcefulness, creativity, and coopera-tion come together in this unique survival game. Roll the dice for building resources and use them for a Zoo, a Medieval Castle, and a Tree House Village. This original LEGO experience is a game designed by Play-Well instructors and inspired by Minecraft. Even students without any prior experience have a blast.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/17-7/21 Mon-Fri 1-4P 7-12 $185 BCC 5616

Jedi Engineering Camp with LEGO 1 wkYoung Jedi explore worlds far, far away and with engineering principles right in front of them. Defeat the Empire by designing and refining LEGO X-Wings, R2-units, and settlements on far-flung edges of the galaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to create motorized and architectural projects such as energy catapults, shield generators, and defense turrets.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/19-6/23 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 5-6 $185 BCC 5613

Jedi Master Engineering Camp with LEGO 1 wkThe Force is strong to build complex machines and structures JEDI based on the best designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include LEGO X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlements, and fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi instructors reinforce key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric motion, and more.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/19-6/23 Mon-Fri 1-4P 7-12 $185 BCC 5614

Video Game Design Camp 1 wkYou play them, now learn how to de-velop them. Students work in teams to design and program their own video game to take home and play. Computers are provided for classroom use. *$25

materials fee due to instructor on first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/26-6/30 Mon-Fri 1-3:45P 8-15 $165 BCC 5612

Spyworkz Science Camp 1 wkDiscover the intriguing world of forensic science, image, aerial and finger-print analysis, code making and breaking, and more. This great camp sharp-ens your investigative skills and keen intellect. *$20 materials fee due to instructor on first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/5-7/7 Wed-Fri 9-11:45A 6-15 $100 BCC 5610

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Computer Coding is Fun 1 wkThis introduction to computer coding lets participants explore basic concepts of coding, using SCRATCH. Participants snap

together logical statements as they would snap together LEGO bricks. Join fun and science to create your own pro-grams. Computers are provided for classroom use. *$25

materials fee due to instructor the first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/26-6/30 Mon-Fri 9-11:45A 6-10 $165 BCC 5611

Techworkz Robotics Camp 1 wkThis camp offers an in-depth exploration of robotics, engineering, creativity, and innovation. Working as teams, students design robots and program them to perform specific tasks. Each camper will take home a robot so they can continue to explore robotics at home. *$40 materials fee due to instructor on first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/31-8/4 Mon-Fri 1-3:45P 8-15 $165 BCC 5609

Top Junior Chef Camp 1 wkOur goal: to open a restaurant in one week. Campers will learn food handling skills and hygiene and then how to make several

delicious and fun dishes. Crafts and games are used to keep cooking fun. Our restaurant is open at the end of the week for family and friends! (2 guests per student enrolled allowed at the final day’s meal.) *$20 cash materials fee due on first day

of camp to the instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/26-6/30 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 7-12 $170 BCC 5622

Top Dessert Chef Camp 1 wkIt’s time for sugar and spice! Make different desserts, sweets, and other foods your parents don’t let you overdo. Crafts and games keep the cooking fun. On Friday, have a tasting of goodies for family and friends. Two guests per student allowed on the final day. *$20 cash materials fee due on first day of camp to the instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/10-7/14 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 7-12 $170 BCC 5623

Top Junior Chef—Around the World 1 wkCampers learn how to make dishes from a variety of different cultures, in-cluding; Latin American, Asian, American, Italian, Indian, and others. (Re-gional foods presented in camp depend on our teacher specialties, camper dietary restrictions, and interests.) Have a tasting of fantastic eats for family and friends on Friday. (Two guests per student enrolled allowed at the final day’s meal). *$20 cash materials fee due on first day of camp to instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #8/14-8/18 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 7-12 $170 BCC 5627

Harry Potter Camp 1 wkStudents are invited to attend a week at Hogwarts, where they transition from muggles (non-magic folk) to full-blown wizards. Each student will be sorted into a Hogwarts house and given a wand! Students will be taught traditional meth-ods of dueling with ancient spells (also known as “Defense Against the Dark Arts”), mind reading (Divination class),

and Quidditch—a time-honored tradition! Students are invited to investigate, discover, and imagine the world of young Harry Potter as this camp dives headfirst into the books and movies!Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/7-8/11 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 6-12 $170 ORP 5626

Star Wars Camp 1 wkIt’s Jedi Training Time at Camp! Learn to use the force and how to operate a Lightsaber. Campers will build a Jedi costume, be issued a practice saber, and be taught the positive aspects of being a Jedi. Basic stage combat will be taught for safe saber sparring. Yoga will help us get in tune with the force, crafts will build our Jedi arsenal, and Jedi games and competitions will be held to help strengthen our commitment to the force.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/19-6/23 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 6-10 $170 ORP 5621

Youtuber Camp 1 wkLog in and create videos with your friends. This new camp is designed to get campers’ creative juices flowing and learn the techniques to write, di-rect, star, and edit for YouTube and Podcasts. We will be creating a private YouTube page for campers to upload and view other campers’ videos safely.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/24-7/28 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 8-13 $170 BCC 5624

Beauty Spa Camp 1 wkSpend a whole week learning about the various methods of relaxation and beautification through the luxury of ex-periencing it firsthand. Campers work in groups to prac-tice things such as makeup application, hair styling, skin and nail care, painting and other nail art, mani-pedis, and various methods of relaxation and indulgence. It’s virtu-ally a week-long slumber party/spa session! Bring a towel,

snack, and water bottle daily. *$10 materials fee due on the first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/31-8/4 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 7-12 $170 BCC 5625

Zombie Survival Camp 1 wkWhere will you be when zombies take over? Learn survival skills in a fun, in-teractive camp. Teamwork and wilderness skills will be required to compete against the walking dead in many games, challenges, and activities. Even the CDC believes in Zombie Preparedness! If you’re prepared for zombies, you’ll be prepared for anything. Will you survive?Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/21-8/25 Mon-Fri 9A-12P 7-12 $170 ORP 5628

Into the Garden with Mad Science 1 wkInvestigate the science of nature with this fun summer camp for the youngest of scientist. Cultivate your interest in life science as you learn about insects, weather, plants, and soil. Experience fun hands-on experiments in this week long lab. Parent not required to stay during class. Must be potty trained. *$40 materials fee is due the first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/31-8/3 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 3-5 $165 BCC 5607

Crazy Chemical Concoctions with Mad Science 1 wk

Discover what it’s like to be a real scientist in a Mad Science Lab. We experiment with different chemicals and tools to see interesting and crazy reactions! Capers will explore acids and bases, reveal the secret recipe of slime, and travel down the organ trail. By the end of the week the Jr. Mad Scientists will concoct their own fizzy sweet treat to enjoy! Disclaimer: Notify instructor of any food

intolerance. *$40 materials fee due the first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/26-6/29 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $165 BCC 56038/14-8/17 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $165 BCC 5604

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Science Explorers with Mad Science 1 wkCampers will utilize the skills of a detective to investigate the world around us —both land and sea, engineer super structures that can withstand the forces of Earth, and master the science behind Houdini. Take apart an owl pellet to see what birds of prey can digest; build your own race car; re-create the scene of a crime using clues and detailed observations, and MUCH MORE. *$40 materials fee due the first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/10-7/13 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $165 BCC 56058/7-8/10 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $165 BCC 5606

Journey into Space with Mad Science 1 wkJoin our Academy of Future Space Explorers. In groups, campers assemble the model rockets that we launch in class projecting up to 300 ft. in the air! Use teamwork to complete an important space mission. Make and take home your own comet, Space Copter, and much more. This NASA camp is ‘Out of this World’! *$40 materials fee due the first day of class.

Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/17-7/20 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $165 BCC 5602

Robots 101 with Mad Science 1 wkJoin us for a week of FUN with amazing robots! Learn about robot uses our world and spend time experimenting with super cool robots that can sense sound, follow patterns, even play soccer! Discover the science of circuitry and how robots use sensors to explore things. All campers will build and take home a brand new Robot for Summer 2017! *$40 materials fee due the first day of class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/19-6/22 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $175 BCC 56007/24-7/27 Mon-Thu 9A-12P 5-12 $175 BCC 5601

Pastel Drawing Workshop— Even More Magnificent Masters 3 daysFocus on five different artists. Create a large, original pastel drawing repli-cating a famous artist’s masterpiece each day. Draw a colorful bowl as Henri Matisse did in his Goldfish painting. Re-create Vincent Van Gogh’s famous Starry Night swirls and a powerful still life like Paul Ce-zanne’s. Each day will challenge us with the pastel me-dia to become Masters ourselves. You will want these drawings framed! No experience necessary. Wear an old shirt or smock. All materials are included.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/8-8/10 T/W/Th 10A-12P 6-12 $89 BCC 5711

Drawing Workshop— Favorite Apps and Video Games 1 wkArt is all around us, including on phones and online! This Young Rembrandts workshop mimicks the amazing imagery of our Favorite Apps and Video Games! Learn new illustration and coloring techniques used for popular video games. Artwork is inspired by pixel block characters, plants, zombies, and many more classic apps and games. Children who love to game or draw have a blast putting their own personal touches on some favorites! Register your special gaming artist today! All materials are included.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/19-6/23 Mon-Fri 10A-12P 6-12 $145 BCC 5710

Introduction to Musical Theatre Camp 1 wkHave fun and be challenged to learn a compilation of songs, dances, and brief scenes from a musical. Camp includes a variety of acting, dance, musi-cal theatre and vocal music classes—all themed around “Shrek the Mu-sical”—and an in-studio performance for parents on the final day! Wear workout clothes or dancewear that is comfortable; no midriffs. Jazz or ballet shoes recommended. Bring snacks and water.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/17-7/21 Mon-Fri 8:45A-1P 7-12 $195 SPA 5791

Prince and Princess Musical Theatre Camp 1 wkYour prince or princess will be swept away on a Fairytale adventure at our Prince & Princess Musical Theatre Camp. Camp includes a variety of dance classes, movement games, vocal music classes, and crafts. A show for par-ents on the last day gives our princes and princesses a chance to show off all they learned (royal wear recommended!). Children should wear workout or dance clothes each day; no midriffs. Jazz or ballet shoes recommended. Bring healthy snacks and water. *$10 materials fee payable to instructor at first meeting.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/24-7/28 Mon-Fri 8:45-11A 4-6 $105 SPA 5792

Dance Intensive 1 wkThis week-long dance intensive is designed for level 2+ dancers looking to push themselves technically and grow dramatically as dancers in one week’s time. Master teachers for various dis-ciplines will inspire and challenge! Dancers par-ticipate in a variety of disciplines; including jazz, ballet, tap, stretch/condition, hip hop, novelty/character dance, and modern. Appropriate dance clothes must be worn; no midriffs. Jazz and/or bal-let shoes required. Bring healthy snacks and water.

Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/24-7/28 Mon-Fri 11:45A-4P 10-18 $195 SPA 5793

Pirate Adventure Musical Theatre Camp 1 wkYour young “performerrrrr” will enjoy various acting, dance, and vocal mu-sic classes at Pirate Adventure Musical Theatre Camp to learn and perform a mini pirate musical. Boys and girls are encouraged to wear workout or dance clothes; no midriffs. Jazz shoes recommended. A show for parents on the last day gives our performing pirates the chance to show off all they learned. Bring healthy snacks and water. Arrrr, matey! *$10 materials fee payable to instructor at first meeting.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/31-8/4 Mon-Fri 8:45-11A 4-6 $105 SPA 5794

Musical Theatre Camp Level II 1 wkPrior performing experience required. Musical the-atre performers will be challenged to learn songs, dances, and scenes in this one-week Musical Theatre experience. Students will enjoy various acting, dance, vocal music, playwriting, or set-building classes, and parents are welcome to attend the performance on the last day. Workout wear and jazz shoes required. Bring healthy snacks and water.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/31-8/4 Mon-Fri 11:45A-4P 7-12 $195 SPA 57958/7-8/11 Mon-Fri 3:45-8P 10-18 $195 SPA 5796

SAVE THE DATE! “Sing, Dance, Act” CampA Performance Workshop with Al Bee and Guest Artists

July 24-28 • 1-4 p.m. Ages 5-15 • *$120 ($65 for additional siblings) Class #5880Kids will be coached by industry professionals on performing various song, dance, and dialogue routines.

This fun and exciting summer weeklong workshop concludes with a live performance on the last day. Al Bee’s credits include “American Idol,” “So You Think You Can Dance,” “Disney” and more! Call 714-671-4428 for information. *15 materials fee due to instructor.


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Registration Information

Brea Residents Pre-Registration PROOF OF BREA RESIDENCY REQUIRED

IN PERSON: Brea Municipal Plunge, 440 S. Walnut Ave., Brea

June 3 • 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Open RegistrationJune 12 • 9 a.m.

Open registration for ALL sessions available until

classes fill.ONLINE: BreaRec.com

Must have an ACCOUNT prior to registering. To create an “account,” go to BreaRec.com,

be sure to include ALL members of your family who may register for any future

City of Brea classes or programs.

IN PERSON: Brea Community Center, 695 E. Madison Way, Brea

Refund PolicyRefund requests must be made no later than the Thursday prior to the start of a session. The refund will be granted only if the spot is filled. Any Class that is cancelled due to low participation will result in a full refund for the customer.

Line placement numbers distributed at 8 a.m. Only one registration form accepted per number. One registration form per household.

Fee: $65 each Session (Session 2: $60, no class on July 4)

Fee for those who live, work or attend school in Brea, non-Brea resident add $5.

Swim Lesson Time Schedule Level Age or Teacher/ Class Times (Title) Pre-requisite Student Ratio IPAP Adult & 6-30 mos. 1/10 10A, 11A, 12P, 4P, 5P, 6P (Parent & Me)

Level 1 21/2-41/2 1/4 9A, 9:30A, 10A, 10:30A, 11A, (Polliwog) 11:30A, 12P, 12:30P, 4P, 4:30P, 5P, 5:30P, 6P, 6:30P*

Level 2 41/2 & up 1/5 9A, 9:30A, 10A, 10:30A, 11A, (Beginner) 11:30A, 12P, 12:30P, 4P, 4:30P, 5P, 5:30P, 6P, 6:30P*

Level 3 Pass Level 2 1/8 9:30A, 10:30A, 11:30A, 12:30P (Advanced Beginner) 4P, 4:30P, 5:30P, 6:30P*

Level 4 Pass Level 3 1/10 9A, 10A, 11A, 12P, 5P, 6P (Intermediate)

Level 5 Pass Level 4 1/14 8-8:50A (M, W, F) (Swimmer) 7:10-7:50P (M, T, Th, F)

SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE • All classes Monday-Friday, unless otherwise noted.

Children swim diapers required for the Parent & Me class and Level 1, and if necessary, Level 2.Class make-ups or refunds WILL NOT occur, if Orange County Health regulations require a pool closure.

*6:30 p.m. classes are 38 minutes and meet Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

Brea Community Services

Summer Swim Program 2017Swim Lessons and Recreational Swim for all ages at the Brea Municipal Plunge

The Brea Plunge • 440 S. Walnut Avenue (off Brea Blvd. in Old City Hall Park)714-529-6233 • CityofBrea.net/Plunge

[email protected]

Recreational Swim$2 per person (all ages)

June 19-August 27Monday-Friday: 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: 12:30-3:30 p.m.

Wednesday Night Swim ($2) July 5-August 16: 6:30-8:30 p.m.

(during Concerts in the Park)

Independence Day Swim ($2) Tuesday, July 4: 12-3 p.m.

Labor Day Swim ($2) Monday, September 4: 12-3 p.m.

Swim Lessons—June 19-August 25Schedule of Class Sessions

Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 6/19-6/30 7/3-7/14 7/17-7/28 7/31-8/11 8/14-8/25 (No class July 4)

Sessions are two-weeks each and consist of ten, 30-minute lessons, unless otherwise noted.

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Adult Learn-to-Swim Class

Fee: $65 per Session (5 Saturday classes), add $5 for Non-ResidentOpen to non-swimmers or beginners ages 14 and older. Helps non-swimmers become comfortable in the water.

Aqua AerobicsTuesdays and Thursdays, June 20-August 24, 8-9 a.m. * Saturdays, June 24-August 26, 10-11 a.m. * Fee: $5 drop-in fee This is an ideal low impact way to start a workout regime or achieve a higher level of fitness. Aqua Aer-obics conditions all the major muscle groups and builds cardio respiratory and muscle endurance. Water shoes are recommended and you do not need to know how to swim.

*Schedule subject to change.

Private Swim LessonsMondays/Wednesdays or Tuesdays/Thursdays, August 14-24,9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m.Fee: $120 (includes four private lessons)Available for any ability level from 6 months to adults. Lessons are 30-minutes with a certified instructor covering basic swimming skills to ad-vanced/competitive techniques.

Jr. Lifeguarding ProgramTuesdays and Thursdays, July 11-August 10, 7:30-9 p.m.Fee: $105 (includes shirt, booklet and folder), add $10 for Non-ResidentOpen to boys and girls ages 11-14, or those who have passed the Level 5 swimming class at the Brea Plunge. This class focuses on professional lifeguarding, water safety skills and water fitness.

Swim Classes & Activities at the Plunge

Open RegistrationJune 12 • 9 a.m.

Open registration for ALL ses-sions available until classes fill.

ONLINE: BreaRec.comMust have an ACCOUNT prior to

registering. To create an “account,” go to BreaRec.com, be sure to

include ALL members of your family who may register for any future City

of Brea classes or programs.

IN PERSON: Brea Community Center, 695 E. Madison Way, Brea

SESSION 1June 24-July 22, 5 Saturday classes11 a.m.-12 p.m.

SESSION 2July 29-August 265 Saturday classes11 a.m.-12 p.m.

Pool Parties and RentalLooking to add some splash to your next party? Have your own personal pool party and the professional supervision to go with it. Rental includes certified lifeguards, use of both pools and barbecue. For more information call, 714-990-7103. Price ranges from $700-$900 based on number of patrons.

Fun on the Farm 4 wksCome learn about farm animals through a hands-on experience! Singing, crafts, and pony rides! Wear closed toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. Parent participation required. Siblings must register. *$20 material fee payable to instructor at first class.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/16-7/7 Fri 10-11A 2-6 $80 ERS 57777/14-8/4 Fri 10-11A 2-6 $80 ERS 5778

Horse Fun for Preschoolers 4 wksLearn though horsemanship, hands on grooming, sad-

dling, and riding! Wear closed toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. No unregistered siblings. Parent participation required. All guests must wear

closed toed shoes. *$20 material fee due at the begin-ning of the course.

Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/17-7/8 Sat 11A-12P 3-6 $80 ERS 57797/15-8/5 Sat 11A-12P 3-6 $80 ERS 5780

Young Rembrandts Preschool Drawing 4 wksDesigned with the needs of young learners in mind. We provide a positive, nurturing environment while students learn to draw and develop skills that also prepare for Kindergarten. While drawing and coloring familiar objects, they practice following directions and staying on task. All materials are in-cluded. *No class 7/12.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/5-8/2* Wed 3:30-4:15P 3½-5 $61 BCC 5707

Programs for Pre-Schoolers

Summer Tiny TotsThe Summer Tiny Tots program offers chil-dren ages 3-5 the opportunity to practice the essential skills needed to begin the

school year successfully. Over the course of eight weeks, the participants will engage in learning different academic concepts and

have the chance to interact with old friends and meet new ones as well. Summer themed concepts will be in-

troduced and students will have the chance to explore their creative side in the various activities that are planned. Junior Tiny Tots must be 3 years old by September 1, 2017; Senior Tiny Tots must be 4 years old by September 1, 2017. Participants must be potty-trained. No refunds unless space can be refilled. For more information, call 714-990-7631. To register, call 714-990-7100. *No class 7/4.

See Kids Play Days to add Fridays in the month of July to your child’s Summer Tiny Tots schedule. Each Friday is a different theme that inspires kids for creative art, games, stories and more!

Junior Tiny Tots (age 3 by Sept. 1, 2017)Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/26-8/16 Mon/Wed 9:30A-12P 3-4 $225 BCC 5816

Senior Tiny Tots (age 4 by Sept. 1, 2017)Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/27-8/17* Tue/Thu 9:30A-12P 4-5 $225 BCC 5817

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Pre-Ballet/Tap I 5 wksChildren will learn basic ballet and tap steps along with the correct vocabulary. Class will focus on rhythm, coordination, and FUN. Ballet slip-pers, tap shoes, and basic leotard or dance attire required. Parent/Guardian must be present dur-

ing class. Instructor: Candace Weidman. *No class 6/21.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-7/12* Wed 3:15-4P 3-5 $57 BCC 5723

Pre-Ballet/Tap II 5 wksThis class is for children who have taken the Pre-Ballet/Tap I class for at least one session during the year and would like to continue to learn more chal-lenging steps. Leotard, tights, ballet slippers, and tap shoes required. Parent/Guardian must be present during class. Instructor: Candace Weidman. *No class 6/21.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-7/12* Wed 4-4:45P 3-5 $57 BCC 5724

Webby Yoga 5 wksIntroduce children to the fundamentals of yoga through imagery, poses, and breathing techniques. Our yoga program is an engaging way to develop fo-cusing skills and expand imaginations with use of fun class themes. A portion of each class is devoted to basic tumbling skills related to poses and practice. This combination class will increase balance, flexibility, focus, and coordina-tion while encouraging fun and creativity! *No class 7/6.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/15-7/20* Thu 4:30-5:15P 3-6 $63 BCC 56797/27-8/24 Thu 4:30-5:15P 3-6 $63 BCC 5680

Webby Tumbling and Gymnastics 5 wksIntroduce children to basic tumbling and gymnastics skills! Each class in-cludes a basic warm up, stretches and strengthening exercises. Children then explore different gymnastics stations and equipment. They develop skills through the use of obstacle courses, exciting routines, and creative imag-ery. Benefits include development of balance, strength, coordination, body awareness and self-confidence! Our energetic and caring instructor provides a positive environment for all ages and levels! Parent participation encour-aged for the 9 a.m. class. *No class 7/3.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/12-7/17* Mon 9-9:30A 2-3 $63 BCC 56816/12-7/17* Mon 9:30-10:15A 4-5 $63 BCC 56827/24-8/21 Mon 9-9:30A 2-3 $63 BCC 56847/24-8/21 Mon 9:30-10:15A 4-5 $63 BCC 5683

Anaheim ICE Skating—Parent and Me 4 wksSpend fun, quality time with your child while learning how to ice skate. Class fee includes one parent and one child per class. Skate rental, public skating from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. for the Tuesday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Satur-day class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week series) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 7/1, 7/4, 8/8.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/13-7/11* Tue 12:30-1P 3-5 $49 AIR 56466/17-7/15* Sat 10:45-11:15A 3-5 $49 AIR 56478/1-8/29* Tue 12:30-1P 3-5 $49 AIR 5648

Anaheim ICE Skating—Tot Beginners 4 wksBeginning ice skating made fun and easy! Watch your child smile while learn-ing to march, glide, stop, hop, fall down, and get up properly. Skate rental, public skating from 3:30-5:30 p.m. for the Thursday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Saturday class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week session) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 min-utes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 7/1, 8/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/15-7/6 Thu 5-5:30P 3-5 $49 AIR 56496/17-7/15* Sat 11:15-11:45A 3-5 $49 AIR 56508/3-8/31* Thu 5-5:30P 3-5 $49 AIR 5651

Pee Wee Tennis Academy 4 wks A perfect tennis intro! Students will learn the basics of the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve, in a coordination building, fitness friendly, and fun at-mosphere. Children love joining in fun games like “Popcorn Machine” and “Tennis Alley Rally.” Ten-nis can bring more fun, fitness, and friendships

for a lifetime. *Students are required to bring one can of unopened tennis balls to the first class meeting as well as provide their own tennis racquet.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/5-6/28 One Day 4:15-5P 3-6 $65 CHPTC 5735 Two Days 4:15-5P 3-6 $85 CHPTC 57367/3-7/26 One Day 4:15-5P 3-6 $65 CHPTC 5737 Two Days 4:15-5P 3-6 $85 CHPTC 57387/31-8/23 One Day 4:15-5P 3-6 $65 CHPTC 5739 Two Days 4:15-5P 3-6 $85 CHPTC 5740

Sports and Dance for Tots

Kids Love Music—Babies! 4 wksMusical bonding time for you and your baby! (4-14 months old, not yet walking) Learn lap songs, peek-a-boo songs, and active chants. Explore rhythm and sound with shakers and drums. Baby gains motor skills, building blocks for tonal memory, cognitive development - and has fun! Bring a baby blanket.

Adult participation required. Some materials are available for purchase. More info: KidsLoveMusic.net. *No class 6/28, 8/9.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-7/5* Wed 3:30-4P 4-14mos $57 BCC 57298/2-8/30* Wed 11-11:30A 4-14mos $57 BCC 5730

Kids Love Music—Toddlers! 4 wksA good first-timers class! Sing, dance, and play rhythm instruments with your 1-2 year old toddler! Explore drums, xylophones, and glockenspiels. Chil-dren gain tonal memory, motor skills, cognitive development, and have fun in this shortened version of the Kids Love Music class! Adult participation required. More info: KidsLoveMusic.net. *No class 6/28, 8/9.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-7/5* Wed 4:15-4:45P 1-2 $57 BCC 57278/2-8/30* Wed 9:15-9:45A 1-2 $57 BCC 5728

Kids Love Music! 4 wksCome sing, dance, and play with your 1-4 year old! Spark your child’s imagi-nation with animal puppets and rhythm instruments! Explore making music with drums, xylophones, and glockenspiel! Your child gains tonal memory, motor skills, and cognitive development while bonding with you! Adult par-ticipation required. More info: KidsLoveMusic.net. *No class 6/28, 8/9.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-7/5* Wed 5-5:45P 1-4 $57 BCC 57258/2-8/30* Wed 10-10:45A 1-4 $57 BCC 5726


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Pom-Pom Cheerleading Drill Team 3 wksStudents learn three skills: cheer, dance, & drill team in

one super fun and energetic class! You will be taught jumps, kicks, & turns, along with basic cheer moves choreo-graphed into age-appropriate cheers and dances! Come join the fun!

Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/12-6/26 Mon 5-5:30P 5-7 $25 BCC 56866/12-6/26 Mon 5:40-6:10P 8-15 $25 BCC 5687

Kid Safe Self Defense One-day workshopThis seminar will show children and parents, in a non-threatening way and through ‘What if?’ scenarios, how to identify and respond to dangerous situa-tions. Interactive demonstrations are fun and teach children to protect them-selves from abuse, abduction, and exploitation without becoming frightened in the process. Parents get a checklist of simple safety measures, deterrence strategies, and solutions to minimize the chances of harm. The seminar will ignite conversation regarding dangers posed by abductors.Date Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/19 Sat 12-2P 6-11 $20 CC 5713

After School Tennis Program 4 wksWelcome to Tennis 101! Start with great strokes like the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. We will introduce great tennis games like 4-Square, Din-ken, Beat the Coach, and Baseball. Come ready to learn and have fun! Each student is required to bring their own racquet and 3 tennis balls.Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #7/11-8/1 Tue 3-4P 1st-3rd $45 CHPTC 57857/13-8/3 Thu 3-4P 4th-6th $45 CHPTC 5786

Anaheim ICE Skating— Youth Beginners 4 wks Fun and easy! Learn to skate across the ice forward and backward, glide on one foot, stop, hop, turn, and more! Skate rental, public skating from 3:30-5:30 p.m. for the Thursday class and 1-3 p.m. for the Saturday class, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week session) are all in-cluded in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 7/1, 8/9, 8/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/14-7/5 Wed 6:15-6:45P 6-15 $49 AIR 57196/15-7/6 Thu 5-5:30P 6-15 $49 AIR 56526/17-7/15* Sat 11:15-11:45A 6-15 $49 AIR 56538/2-8/30* Wed 6:15-6:45P 6-15 $49 AIR 57208/3-8/31* Thu 5-5:30P 6-15 $49 AIR 5654

Junior Karate (Beg and Adv) 11 wksLearn self-confidence, agility, and physical and mental con-ditioning. Teaches fundamentals of Shito-Ryu style karate with opportunity to progress in rank. A kata-dedicated class is available for enrolled junior and adult students with ranks purple/green and higher in the Plaza Room from 6:30-7:30 p.m. This class is included in your regular registration fee. *No class 7/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #Beginning6/12-8/28* Mon 4:30-5:30p 6-14 $49 BCC 5787Advanced6/12-8/28* Mon 5:30-6:30P 6-14 $49 BCC 5788

Youth Kung Fu 4 wksStudents learn self-discipline and gain self-confidence through the practice of traditional Shao-lin Kung-Fu. They will be taught strength, endurance, mental, and physical coordination while learning how to use their hands and feet to defend themselves. Students should wear loose-fitting clothing. *No class 7/4.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/13-7/11* Tue 4-5P 6-14 $51 SKF 56716/15-7/6 Thu 4-5P 6-14 $51 SKF 56736/17-7/8 Sat 11A-12P 6-14 $51 SKF 56757/13-8/3 Thu 4-5P 6-14 $51 SKF 56747/15-8/5 Sat 11A-12P 6-14 $51 SKF 56767/18-8/8 Tue 4-5P 6-14 $51 SKF 5672

Tae Kwon Do for Children 3 wksWith exercise, fitness, and self-defense, Shambhala Martial Arts also teaches life skills for joyful living. All classes are taught by Shambhala Master Yang, a 7th degree Black Belt, raised and trained in Korea.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/6-6/22 Tue/Thu 4-4:50P 4-7 $55 SMA 56627/11-7/27 Tue/Thu 4-4:50P 4-7 $55 SMA 56638/8-8/24 Tue/Thu 4-4:50P 4-7 $55 SMA 5664

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Jr. Golf (Beginning/Intermediate) 3 wksCovers grip, stance, posture, ball position, introduction to chipping and put-ting, irons vs. woods, rules, and etiquette. Equipment provided if needed. Instructor: Jim Howe.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-6/21 Wed 3-4P 6-15 $45 BCGC 56347/5-7/19 Wed 3-4P 6-15 $45 BCGC 56358/2-8/16 Wed 3-4P 6-15 $45 BCGC 5636

Junior Tennis Academy—Beginning 4 wks The focus is on learning the four major strokes in a fun filled, fitness friendly atmosphere. Students will work to

establish form on forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. There are three mastery levels in this group that students will be tested on so that all are clear

on progress. Students will absolutely love playing drills like: King of the Tennis Hill, Tennis Baseball, and Tennis Line Tag. Tennis can bring lifetime fun, fitness, and friendships. Beginners over 13 should

start in the Junior Tennis Academy—Intermediate to Advanced. Students are required to bring one can of unopened tennis balls to the first class meeting as well as provide their own tennis racquet.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/5-6/28 One Day 5-6P 7-13 $69 CHPTC 5741 Two Days 5-6P 7-13 $99 CHPTC 57427/3-7/26 One Day 5-6P 7-13 $69 CHPTC 5743 Two Days 5-6P 7-13 $99 CHPTC 57447/31-8/23 One Day 5-6P 7-13 $69 CHPTC 5745 Two Days 5-6P 7-13 $99 CHPTC 5746

Junior Tennis Academy—Intermediate to Advanced 4 wks For students that have either attained all three mastery levels in the Beginning Academy or are coming in with proper form on the major tennis strokes. The focus is on building stroke dependability so that students are able to rally with proper form. Students love playing drills in this high energy, dynamic, fitness challenging tennis program designed to bring tools to start playing matches. There are five mastery levels in this group that students are tested on to be clear on progress. Tennis can bring fun, fitness, and friendships for a lifetime. Beginning players ages 14 or older should start in this group. Students are required to bring one can of unopened tennis balls to the first class meetings as well as provide their own tennis racquet.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/5-6/28 One Day 6-7:30P 7-17 $79 CHPTC 5747 Two Days 6-7:30P 7-17 $115 CHPTC 57487/3-7/26 One Day 6-7:30P 7-17 $79 CHPTC 5749 Two Days 6-7:30P 7-17 $115 CHPTC 57507/31-8/23 One Day 6-7:30P 7-17 $79 CHPTC 5751 Two Days 6-7:30P 7-17 $115 CHPTC 5752

Junior Semi-Private Tennis Lessons 4 wksWhether just starting or already able to rally from the baseline, the semi-private lesson is a great environment for learning. Juniors are grouped ac-cording to level and, with just two to four students, they can expect plenty of attention from the coach while learning a sport to be enjoyed for a lifetime. One-day students can attend the 3:15 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. class on Mondays, or the 3:15 p.m. class on Wednesdays. Two-day students may attend the 3:15 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. class on Mondays, and the 3:15 p.m. class on Wednesdays. Students are required to bring a tennis racquet. See you on the courts.Dates Day Times Age Fee Loc Class #6/5-6/28 One Day varied 7-15 $103 CHPTC 5753 Two Days varied 7-15 $183 CHPTC 57547/3-7/26 One Day varied 7-15 $103 CHPTC 5755 Two Days varied 7-15 $183 CHPTC 57567/31-8/23 One Day varied 7-15 $103 CHPTC 5757 Two Days varied 7-15 $183 CHPTC 5758

Future Tennis Star Player’s Package 4 wksGreat for students that want it all at a discounted rate. These students will ex-perience the benefit of being in class two days a week of the larger Interme-diate-Advanced Academy, as well as one Small Group Tennis Clinic per week for more focus on the details. Plus, compete in the Round Robin Tournament once monthly. The value for these classes is $248, however this package is available for $199. Students may participate in Brea’s Small Group on Mon-day/Wednesday 3:15-4:15 p.m., Monday 7:30-8:30 p.m.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/5-6/28 Mon/Wed varied 7-17 $199 CHPTC 57627/3-7/26 Mon/Wed varied 7-17 $199 CHPTC 57637/31-8/23 Mon/Wed varied 7-17 $199 CHPTC 5764

Outdoor Youth Volleyball Community Services if offering a youth volleyball spring season! Our coed program is “spiking” its way to Wildcat-ters Park this summer. The program conducted by Com-munity Services staff, is designed to enhance volleyball skills and knowledge by teaching basic fundamentals and instruction in game situations. Come see what all the ex-citement is all about! Registration is now being accepted at

the Brea Community Center.Dates Day Time Grade Fee Loc Class #6/29-7/27 Tue/Thu 6:30-7:45P 1-3 $75 WLD 58506/29-7/27 Tue/Thu 6:30-7:45P 4-6 $75 WLD 58516/29-7/27 Tue/Thu 6:30-7:45P 7-8 $75 WLD 5852

Youth BaseballFundamentals such as hitting, fielding, throwing, and catching are taught with a strong emphasis on teamwork and sportsmanship. Games are played at

Tamarack Park. Leagues fill rapidly, so don’t delay. Fee includes team jersey, and participant trophy. Call

714-990-7171 for more information.Evaluation day for 6-12 year olds is June 19. The 3-5 year old division will meet their coaches and participate in drills. Team jerseys will be handed out on the second day of the program. *Game schedules may vary depending on the number of participants registered.Dates Day Time* Age Fee Loc Class #6/19-8/9 Mon/Wed 9-10:10A 3-5 $70 TP 58466/19-8/9 Mon/Wed 10:30-11:40A 6-8 $70 TP 58476/19-8/9 Mon/Wed 12-1:10P 9-12 $70 TP 5848

Youth Mini SoccerExciting indoor mini-soccer league for boys and girls! Trained staff instruct youth on improving skills. Fundamentals and player development are stressed. The fee includes a team jersey and a partici-pant trophy. Call 714-990-7171 for more information.

Evaluation day for 6-11 year olds is June 17. The 3-5 year old division will meet their coaches, receive team t-shirts, and participate in drills. Game schedules will vary slightly from first meeting depending on the number of participants that register. One day will be taken off in observance of the Fourth of July weekend. *Time below is the range at which games can start.Dates Day Time* Age Fee Loc Class #6/17-8/12 Sat 11A-2P 3-5 $70 BCC 58436/17-8/12 Sat 2-4P 6-7 $70 BCC 58446/17-8/12 Sat 4-5P 8-11 $70 BCC 5845


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Webby Jazz & Hip Hop 5 wksIn this class your child will learn a combination of Jazz & Hip Hop technique. Our highly qualified instructor will introduce today’s most exciting steps with use of age appropriate music and movements. This class builds body aware-ness and self-confidence along with flexibility and strength while teaching dance technique and skills. *No class 7/6.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/15-7/20* Thu 5:15-6P 5-10 $63 BCC 56777/27-8/24 Thu 5:15-6P 5-10 $63 BCC 5678

MASTERPIECES with Pencils & Pastels 4 wksYour young artist will learn basic design, perspective, animal art, and por-traiture while having fun. Students create one “Masterpiece” each week. New projects each session! *$4 material fee payable to instructor at first class. **No class 6/29.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/8-7/6** Thu 4:30-5:30P 6-12 $50 BCC 5733

Music for Little Mozarts 7 wksAn excellent music program designed for the young child. While participating in the adventures of Beethoven Bear and Mozart Mouse, children will

learn beginning principles of piano playing. Parent participation required. Sorry, no siblings unless enrolled. Par-

ent must be able to sit with child at the keyboard during class time. *$10 cash material fee payable to instructor at first class meeting.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/18-8/29 Tue 2:45-3:15P 4-6 $78 BCC 5775

Beginning Piano Keyboarding Level 1 2 wks/7 wksStudents have fun learning basics of piano/keyboard playing in a group set-ting. Emphasis is placed on note recognition and theory. Goal of class is to play simple songs with both hands, progressing to higher levels, and per-forming in recitals. Students must have a piano or keyboard at home for practice. Although it is not necessary, students may bring their own keyboard to class. Instructor: Southern California Academy of Music Staff.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/13-6/20 Tue 3:15-4P 7-18 $33 BCC 58037/18-8/29 Tue 3:15-4P 7-18 $83 BCC 5804

Beginning Piano Keyboarding Level 2 2 wks/7 wksA continuation of level 1 and can be repeated. Progress through a piano book at your own pace. Students will be divided by age and level to rotate through centers consisting of workbooks, music games, and keyboard time with instructor. Students must have a piano or keyboard at home for practice. Although it is not necessary, students may bring their own keyboard to class. Instructor: Southern California Academy of Music Staff.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/13-6/20 Tue 4-4:45P 7-18 $33 BCC 58057/18-8/29 Tue 4-4:45P 7-18 $83 BCC 5806

Rock and Roll Guitar Level 1 2 wks/7 wksStudents have fun learning basics of guitar playing in a group setting. Emphasis is placed on note recognition and theory. Goal of class is to play simple rock songs and basic chords progressing to higher levels and performing in recitals. Students must bring their own gui-tar to class each week. Instructor: Southern

California Academy of Music Staff.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/13-6/20 Tue 4:45-5:15P 8+ $33 BCC 58077/18-8/29 Tue 4:45-5:15P 8+ $83 BCC 5808

Youth Dance and Fine Arts

Young Rembrandts Elementary Drawing Class 4 wksYoung Rembrandts’ curriculum helps children develop drawing skills and abilities that will boost their confidence and encourage them to be creative. Students will have fun learning to draw a variety of eye-catching images using a variety of art concepts including still life and landscape. Art vocabulary and an art history lesson is also included. All materials are provided. *No class 7/12.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/5-8/2* Wed 4:30-5:15P 6-12 $61 BCC 5708

Young Rembrandts Cartoon Drawing Class 4 wksLearning to draw is lots of fun while creating silly characters and story sequenc-es that tell jokes! This class expands our engaging curriculum as students learn to illustrate objects, people, and furry animals in hilarious situations. Join us for awesome adventures in drawing! All materials are provided. *No class 7/12.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #7/5-8/2* Wed 5:30-6:15P 6-12 $61 BCC 5709

The Curtis Theatre and Stagelight Productions are proud to presentBrea’s Youth Theatre in Disney’s The Little MermaidParentInformation Meeting: Monday, May 15, 7 p.m., Curtis Theatre Auditions Begins: May 26Performance Date: July 13-30 at the Curtis TheatreRegistration: $155 for Brea Residents/

$170 for Non-Residents To register, visit curtistheatre.com

Deadline to Register: Wednesday, May 24, 5 p.m., or until pro-gram reaches capacity

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Sound-Start Reading 3 wks Make the difference between a student who struggles or succeeds. Specially trained teachers test, structure and implement an individualized PHONICS reading program for your child grades K-1. Decoding, spelling, vocabulary, comprehension, and following directions are all featured in this fundamental approach to reading. Instructor: Readwrite

Educational Solutions.*$40 instructor fee payable at the first class meeting. **No class 7/4.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #6/6-6/21 T/W/Th 3:30-4:25P K-1st $105 FCC 56886/27-7/13** T/W/Th 3:30-4:25P K-1st $105 FCC 56897/18-8/2 T/W/Th 3:30-4:25P K-1st $105 FCC 56908/8-8/23 T/W/Th 3:30-4:25P K-1st $105 FCC 5691

Reading Development 3 wks A supplementary reading program designed to improve comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, and fluency. Extensive testing allows specially trained teachers to implement and teach a specific learning program for each stu-dent. Parents receive a computer printout of test results. Instructor: Read-write Educational Solutions. *$40 instructor fee payable first day of class. **No class 7/4.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #6/6-6/21 T/W/Th 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 56926/27-7/13** T/W/Th 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 56937/18-8/2 T/W/Th 4:30-5:25p 2nd-6th $105 FCC 56948/8-8/23 T/W/Th 4:30-5:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 5695

Math Development 3 wks This comprehensive, individualized math program evaluates students and pinpoints skill gaps. The primary building blocks of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are continually reinforced for a solid foundation of fundamental knowledge. Leads to increased confidence and growth of knowledge. Instructor: Readwrite Educational Solutions. *$40 instructor fee payable at the first class meeting. **No class 7/4.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #6/6-6/21 T/W/Th 5:30-6:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 56966/27-7/13** T/W/Th 5:30-6:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 56977/18-8/2 T/W/Th 5:30-6:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 56988/8-8/23 T/W/Th 5:30-6:25P 2nd-6th $105 FCC 5699

Speed Reading & Vocabulary Building 4 wksRead two to ten times faster and maintain or improve com-prehension. Students will also learn keys to unlocking the meaning and spelling of words. *$40 testing and materials fee payable to instructor.

Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #7/10-7/31 Mon 2-4P 6th-10th $85 FCC 5700

Study Skills & Test Taking Techniques 4 wksThis program gives students tools to be more productive during school and study time. Topics include learning effective note taking skills, study tech-niques, and smart approaches to test taking. *$30 materials fee payable to instructor.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #7/10-7/31 Mon 4:10-5:40P 6th-10th $65 FCC 5701

Pre-Algebra Academy 5 wksA credentialed teacher leads this common core-based course for students wishing to prepare or needing review.

Topics include review of elementary mathematics and principles, introductions to signed numbers, beginning rules for algebraic evaluations, and algebraic equa-

tions. It’s both a great review and preparation for either junior high or high school class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring.

*$10 materials fee payable to instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/3-7/31 Mon 2-4P 10-15 $115 BCC 5714

Algebra 1 Academy 5 wksA credentialed teacher will lead this common core-based course in Algebra I. Class will include variables and algebraic equations, integers, inequalities, and simplifying expressions. Students will gain a base knowledge of problem solving strategies. A great way to get a head start in Algebra! Instructor: Ad-vanced Tutoring. *$10 materials fee payable to instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/3-7/31 Mon 4:30-6:30P 11-16 $115 BCC 5715

Algebra 2 Academy 4 wksA credentialed teacher will lead this common core-based course Algebra II. Topics will include a review of Algebra I, advanced polynomials, rational equations, and negative exponents to use with radical functions. Students will gain a base knowledge of Algebra II. A great way to get a head start for those fall classes. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring. *$10 materials fee payable to instructor.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/11-8/1 Tue 4-6:30P 12-17 $115 BCC 5716

Youth Enrichment

After School ProgramNow through June 16, 2017 Monday-Friday • 2:30-6:30 p.m.*Wednesday • 1:30-6:30 p.m.Grades K-6thRegistration will open July 12 for the 2017/2018 school year!!!

Don’t forget to sign your child up for the coolest place after school! Brea’s After School Program is a program committed to providing youth access to life-enriching experiences that foster their academic, physical, and social development.

Program participants are invited to experience fun and exciting activities in this inclusive and positive environment from the hours of 2:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. daily*. This format allows all grade levels the opportunity to participate in the “Study Hall” experience while parents finish their day at work. ASP is the perfect place for Brea youth to spend their after school hours!

Participants will enjoy an assortment of structured activities that include gym activities, arts and crafts projects, as well as a game room with PlayStation 4, Nintendo Wii, and board games. Participants also have the opportunity to get involved in monthly cooking clubs, group fitness activities, and special presentations. In addition, the café offers nutritious snacks at a reasonable price.

Registration will open in July for the 2017-2018 Brea After School Program. Monthly payment plans are available to meet the needs of all families. For more information, please contact 714-990-7179.

For more information about Helping Hands Scholarships and ASP transportation please contact the BRC at 714-990-7158

*If you do not live, work or go to school in Brea please add a $100 non-resident fee.


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Writer’s Academy 5 wksA credentialed teacher leads this common core-based course in writing. Top-ics include writing using a variety of methods, focusing on sentences and paragraphs. Handwriting practice is also emphasized. A great way to help your child prepare for the next grade. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring. *$10 material fee payable to instructor first day of class.Dates Day Time Grade Fee* Loc Class #7/5-8/2 Wed 2-4P 2nd-3rd $115 BCC 57177/5-8/2 Wed 4:30-6:30P 4th-5th $115 BCC 57187/6-8/3 Thu 2p-4P 6th-8th $115 BCC 5721

SAT Prep Math and English 5 wksCredentialed teachers lead courses in preparing for the SAT. Topics include six mathematics areas, English, vocabulary, and essay writing. Practice tests and test-taking strategies will also be included. Instructor: Advanced Tutor-ing. *$20 material fee payable to instructor at first meeting.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/6-8/3 Thu 4:30-6:30P 13-18 $115 BCC 5722

Yoga for Children with Special Needs 5 wksChildren ages 5 and up will be exposed to basic yoga poses and breathing techniques. This helps students develop increased focus, core strength, bal-ance, and flexibility. Each class will end with relaxation and anxiety manage-ment techniques. Adult participation required. Mats will be made available, but it is strongly recommended that students bring their own mats if possible.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/29-7/27 Thu 9-9:45A 5+ $50 PH 5656

Horse Fun for Kids 4 wksLearn about the horse world through horsemanship, hands on grooming, saddling, and riding! Wear closed toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. No unregistered siblings. Parent participation required. All guests must wear closed toed shoes. *$20 material fee due at the beginning of the course.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/17-7/8 Sat 12-1P 7-12 $80 ERS 57837/15-8/5 Sat 12-1P 7-12 $80 ERS 5784

Teen Zone (7th-12th grade)Now through June 16, 2017 • Monday-Friday 2:30-6:30 p.m.Registration will open July 12 for the 2017/2018 school year!!!Remember to sign up early for membership into the City of Brea’s Teen Zone. The City of Brea’s Teen Zone is the most exciting place for Brea Teens to hang out every day after school! Meet new friends, and stay involved in the community. This year participants will be more engaged with planned weekly activities, a dedicated Teen Programs team member, and homework assistance. A one-time registration fee of $150* is all you need to participate for the entire 2016-2017 school year. For more information call 714-990-7179.

* For more information about Helping Hands Scholarships and Teen Zone transportation please contact the Brea Resource Center at 714-990-7158.

Sneak Preview Activity Night Dance for 6th GradersFriday • May 5, 2017 • 6:30-9 p.m.The cost is $10 and participants will have to register by 5 p.m. on the day of the activity at the Brea Community Center’s Front Counter. The activity night space is limited so sign-up early to guarantee your spot this year.Strict school district dress code applies to all dances. All teens must be dropped off and picked-up inside the Brea Community Center. Dance activities include, but are not limited to: DJ & dancing, free snacks, games, tournaments, contests, raffle drawings, and playing pool in the Teen Zone.

Student Advisory BoardThe City of Brea is recruiting for this year’s Student Advisory BoardBrea’s Student Advisory Board (SAB) is looking for committed individuals in 7th-12th grade who want to make an impact within their community. S.A.B. members can expect to gain experience in team building, project and goal

setting, accountability, service learning projects, and most importantly leadership. SAB members will also have the opportunity to interact with others in neighboring communities through Teen Board Exchanges. Applications will be available at the Brea Community Center starting May 8,

2017 and are due no later than May 29, 2017 by 5 p.m. to the Brea Community Center Front Counter. An informal interview process will be held shortly after the deadline. If you

would like more information or have any questions, please call 714-990-7179.

Teen Programs Online Classes

Online Driver’s EducationClass #5734 • Age 15+ • $49

DMV allows teens to receive their Learner’s Permit at age 15½ and a license at age 16. This class is the FIRST required step that must be completed. This is an online course with videos, animated driving scenarios, and sample test questions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures, etc. A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions. Receive DMV-approved certificate of completion. Sign up any time. Registration is on-going.

714-990-7100 cityofbrea.net

Wear Your Pride in the City of Brea! Centennial tee shirts, polos and caps are sold at the Brea Community Cen-ter front counter, the Community Ser-vices Counter on the 3rd floor of the Civic & Cultural Center, in the Brea Gallery and at all Centennial events. Magnets, patches and window clings are also on sale. Proceeds from the sales of Centennial items help sup-port this year’s activities.


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Fitness CenterAll cities welcome!

695 E. Madison Way (located inside Brea Community Center) 714-990-7101 • breafitness.com

Group Exercise Classes • Cardio-Weight Room• Basketball and Volleyball Courts

SUNDAY8-8:55 a.m.

Cycle9-9:55 a.m.BodyPump

10-10:55 a.m.Zumba

11 a.m.-12 p.m.Yoga

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY8-8:55 a.m.

Low Impact8-8:55 a.m.

Zumba9-10 a.m.

BodyPump10:30-11:30 a.m.

SilverSneakers®

MSROM

QuikFit12-1 p.m.

Yoga4:30-5:15 p.m.Cycle Express5:30-6:25 p.m.Circuit Sport6:30-7:25 p.m. BodyPump

**6:30-7:25 p.m.Cycle

7:30-8:25 p.m.Yoga

**7:30-8:30 p.m.Foam Rolling8:30-9:30 p.m.

Zumba

6-7 a.m.BodyPump8-8:55 a.m.

Barre8-8:55 a.m.


Zumba10-10:55 a.m.

Cycle

QuikFit11-11:55 a.m.

SilverSneakers® Circuit

12-1 p.m.Yoga

4:30-5:25 p.m.Cycle Circuit5:30-6:25 p.m.HIIT/Kickbox6:30-7:25 p.m.

Zumba7:30-8:30 p.m.

Yoga

8-8:55 a.m.Pilates

8:30-9:30 a.m.Outdoor Cycle

9-10 a.m.BodyPump

10:15-11:15 a.m.Yoga

QuikFit*12-1 p.m.Zumba

1:15-2:15 p.m.SilverSneakers®

4:30-5:25 p.m.BodyPump

5:30-6:30 p.m.Pound

5:30-6:30 p.m.Intro to TRX

7-7:55 a.m.Cycle

8-8:55 a.m.BodyPump9-9:55 a.m.

Zumba10-10:55 a.m.

Cycle11-11:55 a.m.

Yoga12-1 p.m.

U-JAM Fitness

Classes subject to change.

For the most current schedule, visit the website or stop by the front counter.

** Held in Art Studio and requires pass reservations.

6-7 a.m.BodyPump8-8:55 a.m.


Zumba10-10:55 a.m.Super Sculpt

QuikFit11 a.m.-11:55 a.m.

Cycle12-1 p.m.Pilates

1:15-2:15 p.m.SilverSneakers

Circuit

4:30-5:25 p.m.Zumba

5:30-6:25 p.m.BodyPump

6:30-7:25 p.m.Cardio Kick

7:30-8:30 p.m.Pop Pilates

8-8:55 a.m.SilverSneakers®

9-9:55 a.m.Cardio Kick10-10:55 a.m.

SilverSneakers®

QuikFit11-11:55 a.m.

Zumba12-1 p.m.

BodyPump4:30-5:25 p.m.

Step-Abs-Sculpt5:30-6:25 p.m.

Cycle**5:30-6:25 p.m.

Yoga6:30-7:25 p.m.Get Pumped7:30-8:30 p.m.

Zumba

Group Exercise Class Schedule

714-990-7101 • breafitness.com

Community Center HoursMon-Fri.............. 6 am-10 pmSat & Sun ....... 7 am-4:30 pm

Daily Drop-In FeesSeniors (60 & up) ......... $3*Adults (19-59) ..................$4*Teens (13-18) ............... $3*QuikFit .......................... $3*(11:30 am-1:30 pm weekdays)1-month pass .............. $30*(no contract)

Annual Fitness Pass FeesSeniors (60 & up) .....$171*Adults (19-59) ..........$243*Teens (13-18) ...........$144*Family PLAN 1 ............$402* 2 adults + 4 children under 18Family PLAN 2 ............$462* 3 adults + 3 children under 18* Price listed is for those who live, work or attend school in Brea. Call for non-resident fees, 714-990-7101. Photo ID re-quired on first visit.

$2.50 per hour, per child.Ages 18 months – 12 yearsMon-Thu: 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 4:30-8 p.m.Fri: 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 4:30-7:30 p.m.Sat: 8 a.m.-1 p.m.; Sun: CLOSEDInfant care for 3 – 18 monthsMon-Fri: 8:30-11 a.m.

Kidwatch is for children of adults attending BCC programs. Parent must remain on the premises.

You may be eligible for a FREE fitness member-ship through SilverSneakers® or Silver & Fit® Active Aging Fitness Programs offered at the

Brea Community Center! Many insurance plans support various fitness and wellness programs which are designed to help with active aging and achieve better health through regular exercise. Reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, strengthen bones and muscles, improve balance and help prevent falls. See fitness schedule for a variety of classes offered.

For more information or to check insurance eligibility, call 714-990-7101.

get FIT, have FUN, make FRIENDS!


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National Senior Health and Fitness Day 2017Presented by the Brea Community Center

and St. Jude Medical Center

Wednesday, May 31 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

FREE Screenings Provided by St. Jude Medical Center• Total Cholesterol• Glucose• Pulmonary Function• Foot Screening / Wound Care• Blood Pressure / Stroke Education• Depression Screening• Sleep Apnea Education• HMR Weight Management—Free tasty shake samples

FREE Fitness Testing Provided by Brea Community Center Certified/Degreed Trainers• Back Scratch and Sit & Reach which measures flexibility in up per and lower body• Get Up and Go measures cardiovascular fitness• 30-Second Chair Stand measures lower body strength• Arm Curl measures upper body strength

• Light lunch provided by Coco’s in Brea • FREE chair massages

• Guest Speaker, Joe Panganiban discussing healthy lifestyle • Goodie bags compliments of

Hart & White Real Estate Services

714-990-7101 • breafitness.com

Fitness Center

Morphed...Embrace the ChangeJune 7-August 30 • BCCA comprehensive 3-month fitness and wellness program geared to trans-forming your body, health and lifestyle. Includes fitness, nutrition, behavioral and mind-body elements with degreed professionals. Pre and post program total cholesterol and glucose screening provided by St Jude Medical Center.See website for details at breafitness.com or call Julie at 714-990-7740.

Pilates Reformer with Certified Pilates Instructors Seonag and ArlindaInvigorates the Body, Lifts your Spirits and Motivates the Mind. Get a full body workout emphasizing body awareness and posture, balance and flexibility, building strength from the inside out. BCC Corrective Exercise Specialists are certified in pre and post-natal fitness and are experienced with the de-con-ditioned population, professional athletes and dancers, cancer patients and those wanting to enhance their fitness program. All levels welcome. For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7740 to schedule an appointment.

Personal TrainingThe Brea Fitness Center personal trainers develop exercise programs that will help you reach your goals. A combination of cardiovascular and resis-tance training will be incorporated into each workout. All levels are wel-come. Call DJ at 714-990-7110 for a complimentary fitness consultation.

Power Training ClubMondays • 9-10 a.m. • $20 drop in • BCC • 14+

Join Nike Training Coach and certified personal trainer Tanya Loscutoff, in this fun and effec-tive, results driven fitness ex-perience. Whether you want to shred excess body fat, increase strength, or simply improve your health and well-being, this program is for you. New ses-

sions begin each month! For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7101.

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Fit-U: A Beginner’s Guide to FitnessTue/Thu/Fri • 8-9 a.m. • $79 monthly/$15 drop in BCC • 14+Join Michael Duralde, ACE-CPT and construct your fitness foundation with an exercise program designed for those new to fitness or giving up your hiatus. Whether the goal is to rid yourself of excess body fat, gain strength, increase flexibility, the end result is the same; progress! First, learn to control the body and results will follow. Come participate in this fun and safe environment! New sessions begin each month. Visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7110 for more information.

The Brea Movement$79 monthly unlimited classes/$12 drop in BCC and Arovista Park • 14+Join an outdoor workout with highly qualified Movement Specialist, Michael Duralde ACE-CPT and Associates for an exclusive, results driven exercise program designed for all fitness levels. Experience a unique total body work-out designed to increase muscular strength and endurance, as well as joint mobility and stability. New sessions begin each month! Join the Movement 6 days a week. Evening, afternoon, and morning times available. Must be at least 14 years old to participate. For class times and dates please visit breaf-itness.com or call 714-990-7110.

TRX Suspension Training$10 per class • BCCJoin the Brea Community Center’s TRX Qualified Trainers Melissa Gifford, Mike Duralde, Jennifer Scrofini and DJ Alegre for a revolutionary method of training using leveraged bodyweight. Lose weight, increase muscle tone and mobility and see fast full body results with TRX. “The Pursuit of Better.” For more information please visit breafitness.com or call 714-990-7110.


Fight Like a Girl — Women’s Self-Defense One-day workshopThis is a comprehensive seminar covering practical and ef-fective self-defense techniques geared toward women. Course

content is based on the psychology of victim avoidance com-bined with effective grappling, striking, and escapes utilized in

martial arts. Women will be empowered with tools and know-how to improve awareness and avoid dangerous situations.

Date Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #8/5 Sat 12-2P 12+ $35 CC 5712

Adult Karate 11 wksLearn self-confidence, agility, and physical and mental conditioning. Teaches fundamentals of Shito-Ryu style karate with opportunity to progress in rank. A kata-dedicated class is available for enrolled junior and adult students with ranks purple/green and higher in the Plaza Room from 6:30-7:30 p.m. This class is included in your regular registration fee. *No class 7/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/12-8/28* Mon 7:30-8:30P 15+ $49 BCC 5789

Adult Semi-Private Tennis Lessons 4 wksWhether just starting out or already able to rally from the baseline, the semi-private lesson is a great learning environ-ment. Adult students will be grouped with a coach accord-ing to level and with just two to four students they can expect plenty of attention from the coach while learning a sport to enjoy for a lifetime.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/7-6/28 Wed 7:30-8:30P 16+ $89 CHPTC 57597/5-7/26 Wed 7:30-8:30P 16+ $89 CHPTC 57608/2-8/23 Wed 7:30-8:30P 16+ $89 CHPTC 5761

Adult Kung Fu 4 wksStudents will learn self-discipline and gain self-confidence through the prac-tice of traditional Shao-lin Kung Fu. They are taught strength, endurance, and coordination techniques to bring them long-term personal development of mental, emotional, and physical capacities. Students must wear loose-fitting clothing. *No class 7/4.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/13-7/11* Tue 6-7P 15-50 $51 SKF 56656/15-7/6 Thu 6-7P 15-50 $51 SKR 56676/17-7/8 Sat 10-11A 15-50 $51 SKF 56697/13-8/3 Thu 6-7P 15-50 $51 SKR 56687/15-8/5 Sat 10-11A 15-50 $51 SKF 56707/18-8/8 Tue 6-7P 15-50 $51 SKF 5666

Adult Golf Swing (Beginning/Intermediate) 3 wksA three-week class for the beginning to intermediate golfer. Work on funda-mentals of the golf swing and practice methods. Equipment will be provided if necessary. Instructor: Jim Howe.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/10-6/24 Sat 9-10A 16+ $45 BCGC 56317/8-7/22 Sat 9-10A 16+ $45 BCGC 56328/5-8/19 Sat 9-10A 16+ $45 BCGC 5633

Adult Sports and Fitness

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Massage TherapyPurchase a membership and treat yourself to a year of relaxing full-body massages provided by Licensed Massage Therapist at the Brea Fitness Center. Discounted yearly membership rate of $40 per month for a one-hour massage plus receive an additional complimentary massage on your birthday (must be used during the birthday month). Non-membership rates for a one-hour massage are offered at the low rate of $45. Aromatherapy and hot stones available.

Call to schedule an appointment at 714-990-7112

The City of Brea presents

Saturday, September 3010 am–2 pm

Brea Community Center695 E. Madison Way

Exhibitors, call 714-990-7740for information on this

great marketing opportunity.

• Medical Screenings• Fitness Trends• Purchase a

3-Month Fitness Pass for only $60

• Free Massages• Healthy Food

Samples• and more!

A COMPREHENSIVE MIND-BODY HEALTH FAIR

[email protected]

Drop In Basketball and Volleyball Day Time Daily Fee

Volleyball Wed 6-10P $4 ($5 for non-Brea residents)

Basketball Mon-Fri 11:30A-2P $3 ($4 for non-Brea residents) Mon 6-9P $4 Fri 6-10P $4 Sat 7-10:30A $4 Sun 8-11A $4


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Men’s Flag FootballFlag football is played in a fast-action style, where everyone is an eligible receiver. This is a 8-team league that plays on

Wednesdays. Spots fill up fast so do not let this opportunity to join pass you by. The fee for a season is $400 with a $25 per

game official fee, plus a $50 forfeit fee.

5-on-5 Men’s BasketballRegistration packets are currently available for the Sunday league 5-on-5 play at the Brea Community Center! Teams are placed in divisions according to skill level through evaluation games. There are two leagues, one on Thurs-day night and one on Sunday night. Cost per team is $385, plus a $50 forfeit fee and $25/per game per team referee fees.

Coed SoftballRegistration packets are currently available for the coed softball league. Games will be played on Monday nights at both the Brea Sports Park and the Brea Junior High School. Cost per team is $450, plus a $30 forfeit fee (refund-able if team does not forfeit) and $15 cash per game/per team referee fee.

Coed Volleyball LeagueOur Coed Adult volleyball league is currently taking teams and individuals who are interested in being on a wait list. The season has just begun so we are currently not accepting registration packets. Matches are played at the Brea Commu-nity Center on Tuesday nights. Leagues are classified as upper, lower and intermediate divisions, and you will be evaluated to determine what division best suits you and your team. The entry fee is $285, plus a $20 forfeit fee and $10 per game per team referee fee.

Women’s Volleyball LeagueMonday night is Ladies Night at the Brea Community Center. We have an eight team volleyball league that plays an 11-week season and are currently accepting teams. The entry fee is $285 plus a $20 forfeit fee and a $10 per game official’s fee. Form a team and come join in on the fun.

Men’s SoftballThe league plays at least 11 games at the Brea Sports Park

during Sunday nights on Field #2. The current season is underway, but we are taking interested team managers for the next season, which will begin in late June. Cost for the

Men’s Softball League is $450 with a $15 official’s fee per game, plus a $30 forfeit fee.

*Note: Registration is accepted for complete teams on a first-come, first-serve basis. Call the Community Services office at 714-990-7171 for more information, or for any individual players not presently on a team who wish to be placed on an interest list. Please include your name, plus a phone number and email address as contact points.


FREE Activities for 60+Classes require registration but most are free. Come to Pioneer Hall to participate! For more information, please call 714-990-7750.

Yoga ClassLow lmpact Yoga for any level of experience.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Tue 8:30-9:30A 60+ FREE PH

Tai Chi Exercise ClassA Chinese health exercise popularly known as the “no sweat” mental and physical exercise. All movements are slow, relaxed, circular and help improve balance, joints and muscles. Develop a calmer mind and nervous system.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Mon/Fri 8:30-9:30A 60+ FREE PHOngoing Wed 8:30-9:30A 60+ FREE PH

Health and Wellness Fitness Practice general balance and reflex, resistance training, stretching ex-ercises and other simple routines. Instructor from the North Orange County Community College District Older Adults Program.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Tue 10A-12P 60+ FREE PHOngoing Thu 9:30-11:30A 60+ FREE PH

Line DancingDancing the country way is also fun exercise! The first 40 minutes is geared toward beginners with the remainder of the class for intermedi-ate participants.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Mon 1-3P 60+ FREE PH

Table TennisThe Brea Senior Table Tennis group is dedicated to health through exercise and improved flexibility. Players of all levels are welcome. *Quarterly payment of $16 for Brea resident. $28 quarterly payment for non-Brea resident.Dates Day Time Age Fee* LocOngoing Tue/Wed/Thu 1-4P 60+ $16 PH

Longevity Stick Exercise ClassA regimen of 12 movements to improve balance, flexibility, strength, mental focus, breathing capacity and vitality. This exercise can be done sitting or standing.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Wed 9-10A 60+ FREE PHOngoing Fri 10-11A 60+ FREE PH

Zumba® GoldZumba Gold modifies the formula to suit an active older participant with exhilarating, easy-to-follow moves in an invigorating, party-like atmosphere.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Wed 10:30-11:30A 60+ FREE PHOngoing Fri 11A-1P 60+ FREE PH

Better Balance ClassPractice general balance, exercises and other routines. Instructor from the North Orange County Community College District Older Adults Program.Dates Day Time Age Fee LocOngoing Mon 10A-12P 60+ FREE PH

Anaheim ICE Skating (Adult Beginners) 4 wksLearn to skate across the ice forward and backward, glide on one foot, stop, hop, turn, and more! Skate rentals, public skating from 7-9 p.m. on Wednes-days and 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. on Thursdays, and three additional public skating passes (to be used during the 4-week series) are all included in the fee. Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first class and dress warm. *No class 8/9, 8/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/14-7/5 Wed 7-7:30P 16+ $49 AIR 56426/15-7/6 Thu 12:30-1P 16+ $49 AIR 56438/2-8/30* Wed 7-7:30P 16+ $49 AIR 56448/3-8/31* Thu 12:30-1P 16+ $49 AIR 5645


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Ballroom Dance—Beginning 6 wksLearn the basics of standard social dances such as swing, waltz, cha cha, foxtrot, and tango. Instructor: Gail Abrahamson. *No class 7/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/12-7/24* Mon 8-9:30P 15+ $77 BCC 5661

Ballroom Dance—Intermediate 6 wksIf you mastered the basics, join the next level of standard social dances such as swing, waltz, cha cha, foxtrot, and tango. Instructor: Gail Abrahamson. *No class 7/10.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc Class #6/12-7/24* Mon 6:30-8P 15+ $77 BCC 5660

Adult Piano 2 wks/7 wksWish you had learned the piano? Learn to play at your own pace in a group setting. Class size is limited to six adults, so register early. Indi-vidual keyboards are provided during class time; however, participants must have access to a keyboard or piano for practice outside of

class. Instructor: Southern California Music Academy Staff. *$20 cash mate-rial fee is payable to the instructor for an instructional book.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/13-6/20 Tue 5:15-6P 18+ $33 BCC 58096/13-6/20 Tue 6-6:45P 18+ $33 BCC 58117/18-8/29 Tue 5:15-6P 18+ $83 BCC 58107/18-8/29 Tue 6-6:45P 18+ $83 BCC 5812

Dog Manners “Crash Course” 4 wks How is your dog getting along with you and the neighbors? Accomplish train-ing goals and get behavior problems under control in only four weeks! Ex-ercises include: controlled walking on a leash, sit and down on command, sit-stay, down-stay, and come commands. Bad habits (destructive chewing, jumping, etc.) are addressed. For dogs four months or older with current vaccinations. Dogs attend all meetings. Pre-registration is required so we may brief you prior to first class. Instructor: Rose Healey, Dog Services Un-limited. *$5 insurance fee payable to the instructor at the first meeting.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/8-7/29 Sat 11A-12:15P 10+ $87 EPA 57037/22-8/12 Sat 3:30-4:45P 10+ $87 APF 5702

Dog Obedience Training 7 wksObedience training can make your dog a more enjoyable member of your family, and a better neighbor! This class, for all breeds of dogs over five months (larger breeds over four months), covers all Novice A.K.C obedience exercises. Corrections for various behavior problems (destructive chewing, hole digging, biting, etc.) will be included. Trophies and certificates awarded at graduation. Bring a lawn chair, *$10 materials/insurance fee (includes training manual), and current shot records to first meeting to be held WITH-OUT dogs. Instructor: Dog Services Unlimited.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/14-7/26 Wed 7:30-8:30P 12+ $103 FDP 57057/13-8/24 Thu 7:30-8:30P 12+ $103 TPP 5706

Puppy Kindergarten 6 wksStart your new puppy out on the right paw! Establish good manners and valuable socialization skills at an early age for puppies two to five months. Class includes puppy care topics such as housebreaking, teething problems, health-care pointers, and introduces basic obedience commands. Bring vac-cination records. Instructor: Catherine Holshouser, Dog Services Unlimited *$10 materials fee (includes training manual) to first meeting, which is an orientation to be held WITHOUT puppies.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/13-8/17 Thu 6:30-7:30P 12+ $91 TPP 5704

Horse Fun for Adults 4 wksLearn about horses through horsemanship, hands on grooming, saddling, and riding! Wear close toed shoes, long jean pants, and a riding helmet. All guests must wear close toed shoes. *$20 material fee due at the beginning of class.

Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/17-7/8 Sat 3-4P 13+ $80 ERS 57817/15-8/5 Sat 3-4P 13+ $80 ERS 5782

Notary Public One-day classThis intensive one-day seminar is designed to prepare you to become a knowledgeable Notary Public. Learn procedures for proper notarization; how to start your Notary career; how the law affects notarization; how to perform four different notarial acts; must-follow rules; essential ID features; required journal entries, and more. *$45 material fee payable to instructor.Date Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/24 Sat 8A-3:30P 18+ $80 FCC 5655

Become Slender with Hypnosis 4 wksSlimming down with hypnosis is easy, safe, and comfortable. No diet or de-privation is involved. Instead, use the natural ability of your own mind to change habits and behaviors that led to weight problems. CREATE the SUC-CESS and SATISFACTION that make you feel and add quality to life. Pillow/blanket/mat optional. Instructor: Pamela J. Schmidt, M.S. For more informa-tion, visit life-enhancing-hypnosis.com. *An accompanying CD is recom-mended and available in class for $13.Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #7/11-8/1 Tue 7:30-9P 18+ $53 YLCC 5732

Become a Nonsmoker with Hypnosis 2 wksSave your breath—and your money. For less than the cost of a carton of cigarettes, you can use the natural ability of your own mind to claim your FREEDOM to be a nonsmoker. Hypnosis is one of the easiest and most comfortable ways to accomplish this SUCCESS. Pillow/blanket/mat optional. Instructor: Pamela J Schmidt, M.S. life-enhancing-hypnosis.com. *An accompanying CD is recommended and available in class for $13.

Dates Day Time Age Fee* Loc Class #6/13-6/20 Tue 7:30-9P 18+ $33 BCC 5731

Mosaic Landscapes 3 wksIn this multi-day mosaic workshop, students will create a two dimensional landscape scene on a panel. This flat surface mosaic course teaches skills such as design, color usage, and mosaic techniques to create a beautiful landscape in two dimensions. This plaque, suitable for indoor or outdoor display, is the perfect way to greet visitors to your home. All supplies are included, so you just have to bring example images of your favorite places and let the creativity flow! This introductory level course requires no previous artistic or mosaic experi-ence. Instructor: Dawn Mendelson. *25 materials fee payable to instructor. MUST CALL THE ART GALLERY TO REGISTER: 714-990-7731.Dates Day Time Age Fee Loc5/30-6/13 Tue 6:30-9P 16+ $80* BAG

Mood and Atmosphere in Watercolor One-day workshopWatercolor is the perfect medium for capturing the feeling of mood and at-mosphere. In this workshop you will learn how to capture the feeling of fog, mist, and rain, as well as a bright sunny day. How to use value, color, edges and detail to create various light and atmospheric conditions will be discussed and demonstrated. Example paintings and corresponding line drawings will be provided for the class to work from. You may also bring an old painting or pho-tos and create your own new work full of mood and atmosphere. *Plus supply list. MUST CALL THE ART GALLERY TO REGISTER: 714-990-7731.Date Day Time Age Fee Loc6/10 Sat 9:30A-3P 16+ $80* BAG

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Registration and Information

OnlineVisit BreaRec.com to register online.

CallCall 714-990-7100, Brea Community

Center and your information will be taken over the phone. Have a major credit card number handy.

Walk 695 E. Madison Way (corner of Randolph

and Madison) Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-10 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

MailMail your complete registration form

and payment to: City of Brea Community Services 1 Civic Center Circle Brea, CA 92821 Attn: Community Center Recreation Classes

Class/Program Locations Registration Policies• Registration accepted by mail,

online or telephone with a charge card, or in person at the Community Center until the first day of class/activity, unless otherwise specified.

• Checks are payable to “City of Brea.”

• Sliding scale non-Brea resident service fee added. Proof of resi-dency is required at registration.

• All classes subject to change or cancellation if minimum enroll-ment size is not met.

• Participant-requested withdrawals must be made at least 3 business days prior to the start of activity and are subject to $5 processing fee.

• Withdrawals/refunds are NOT available once a program begins.

Non-Brea Resident Service Fee

$100 or less. . . . . .$5 service fee$101-$200. . . . . .$10 service fee$201 plus . . . . . .$15 service fee

Brea locations:AP Arovista Park

500 W Imperial HwyBAG Brea Art Gallery

1 Civic Center Circle 714-990-7730

BCC Brea Community Center 695 E Madison Way

BCGC Brea Creek Golf Course 501 W Fir St

BJHS Brea Junior High School 400 N Brea Bl 714-990-7500

BOHS Brea Olinda High School 789 Wildcat Way

BSP Brea Sports Park 3333 Birch St 714-854-0766

CC Brea Civic Center 1 Civic Center Circle

CCP Carbon Canyon Park 4442 Carbon Canyon Rd

CHPTC Country Hills Park Tennis Courts 180 N Associated Rd

FP Founders Park 777 Skyler Way

ORP Olinda Ranch Park 4055 Carbon Canyon Rd

PH Pioneer Hall 304 W Elm St

SKF Shaolin Kung Fu 1219 W Imperial Hwy

SMA Shambhala Martial Arts 203 W Imperial Hwy

SPA Stagelight Performing Arts 740 N Brea Bl

WLD Wildcatters Park 3301 E Santa Fe Rd

Outside Brea:AIR Anaheim Ice Rink

300 W Lincoln AveAPF Acacia Park

Fullerton 1638-1698 Fullerton Creek Dr

EPA Eucalyptus Park Anaheim 100 N Quintana Dr

FCC Fullerton Community Center 340 W Commonwealth

FDP Fullerton Downtown Plaza 135 E Wilshire

FSC Fullerton Senior Center 340 W Commonwealth

HP Hillcrest Park Fullerton 1200 N Harbor Bl

JMP John Marshall Park 2001 W La Palma Ave Anaheim

PPA Pearson Park 400 N Harbor Bl Anaheim

RVP Rio Vista Park 201. N Park Vista, Anaheim

TPP Tuffree Park Placentia 2101 N Tuffree Bl Placentia

TLFH Thomas Lasorda Field House 4701 Casa Loma Ave Yorba Linda

YLCC Yorba Linda Community Center 4501 Casa Loma Ave

Four Easy Ways to Register

Friday Nights, June 16-July 21, 8 pm or DuskArovista Park AmphitheatreBreaSpecialEvents.com

Friday Nights, June 16-July 21, 8 pm or DuskArovista Park AmphitheatreBreaSpecialEvents.com

The City of Brea presents

JUNE 16 The Jungle Book (2016)

JUNE 23 The Lego Batman MovieJUNE 30 TrollsJULY 7 HomeJULY 14 MoanaJULY 21 Finding Dory

FREE

The City of Brea Cultural Arts presents

Learn more about the bands, featured sponsors and what’s next at www.facebook.com/breaconcertsFor more information: 714-990-7112 or 714-990-7201

2017

FAMILY FILMS2017

CONCERTSIN THE PARK

Wednesdays, July 5-August 16 at 6:30 pmCity Hall Park • 401 S. Brea Blvd.

Experience summer! Live music on the lawn!

JULY 5 Symphonic Winds of the Pacific, Pops & Patriotic

JULY 12 SMITH the Band, Country JULY 19 Yachty by Nature, ’70s & ’80s RockJULY 26 The Swing Cats, Big Band & SwingAUGUST 2 Retro Soul, Pop & Dance MusicAUGUST 9 My Generation, British Invasion AUGUST 16 DSB, The Ultimate Journey Tribute

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Premier Sponsor of the Country Fair

Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast: 7-10:30 am Car Show: 9 am-3 pm

Country Fair: 10 am-3 pm Kiddie Parade and Most Beautiful BowWow: 10:15-10:30 am

Line up in front of the Gazebo

Swimming at the Plunge: 12-3 pm ($2)

38th Annual

CountryFairCountryFairCountryFair

Tuesday, 4th of July

City Hall Park401 S. Brea Blvd.(one block south of Imperial Highway)

Food, games, rides and live entertainment.

Something planned for all ages!

Country Fair Applications AvailableATTENTION: Brea based non-profit groups and organizations! The Country Fair Steering Committee is now accepting food and game booth applications. The committee is also accepting applications for the Market Place craft area. Applications are available on line at breaspecialevents.com. For more information, call 714-990-7771.

714-990-7771 • BreaSpecialEvents.com Beautiful Baby Contest: 714-529-5645

Save the Date for Brea’s Original Food Fest…

Friday, August 186:30-10 p.m. at the Brea Civic & Cultural Center 1 Civic Center Circle

BreaSpecialEvents.com

Saturday, May 13, 201710 am-2 pm

On Berry Street (between Lambert and Central)Fun for the entire

family includes:• Equipment Displays

• Demonstrations

• Refreshments

• Giveaways

• Live Band: FlipOut

For more information:714-990-7691 • CityofBrea.net

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