WELCOME TO RECREATION SERVICES!
Register for Classes Online Today!
What's Happening in Recreation Services?
2013
Summer Swim Program Information
At Municipal Pool (28th & Oak)
Visit the Aquatics Homepage for more information.
2013 Concerts in the Park Series Lineup
The City of Paso Robles, REC Foundation and J. Lohr Vineyards and Wines announce the 2013 Concerts in the Park Summer Series line-up. Read more!
Pickleball at Centennial Park
Looking for a great workout that is easy on the joints? Bring your family & friends and check out this multigenerational sport! Loaner paddles will be available for use.
Class meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. at the Centennial Park roller hockey courts located adjacent to the tennis courts. Drop-ins welcome! Call Jack, 949-547-2251, or visit www.pickleballpasorobles.shutterfly.com for more details on the "fastest growing sport in America!"
Lewis Middle School 8th Graders were able to attend a demonstration clinic, and they now offer the class to their students!
Click the image below to see a
slideshow:
Get HEALTHY with Warm-Water Exercise
- 45 Minute Classes, Tuesdays & Thursdays
Download Flyer | Contact Robin (712-1422)
ZUMBA® Fitness with MZ
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Tuesday
Zumba Fitness - 9:00-10:00am. at Centennial Park
Zumba GOLD - 10:30-11:20am. at Centennial Park
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Thursday
Zumba Toning - 9:00-10:00am. at Centennial Park
Zumba Gold - 10:10-11:00am. at Centennial Park
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$6 drop in or $60 for 10 class pass (11th class is FREE!). Register at
Centennial Park (600 Nickerson Drive) 237-3988.
Find out more about the instructor - Maryanne Zarycka
A Message from Julie Dahlen
Director - Library and Recreation Services
Ah
summertime . . . time to curl up with a good book?
Yes, actually.
As the lazy summer vacation months approach, City Library staff is busily preparing its annual bevy of programming attracting readers young and old to enjoy books the whole summer through. Studies have repeatedly demonstrated the merits of keeping youngsters reading during their summer break from school. Positive interactions with books and reading help prevent students from backsliding academically—losses which are cumulative from summer to summer without continued exposure to the written word. Adults who read in the home are excellent role models and are less likely to use the television set as summer entertainment for their children.
And, it is just plain fun to visit the Library!
Browse the pages of our Summer Activity Guide to plan your Library visits around craft activities, adult programs, and the dog days of summer when enjoying a book or magazine in air conditioning will be a little bit of heaven. Of course, we hope you will also visit the Municipal Pool, attend Friday Concerts in the City Park, walk or bike on City trails, and picnic near the pond at Barney Schwartz Park - you can bring a book with you!
Ah summertime . . . courtesy of the Department of Library and Recreation Services.
-Julie
