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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda Report - April 17, 2007 B-01 SML0411ArtS C O AKA&I O P9 2007-08 Annual Report to City Council Agenda ❑ Arts I m pact ❑ M ission/Vision/Goals LJ Current Programming LJ Grants ❑ Lodi Arts Project Fund COARMISMION The Arts I m pact.0 LI Economy LJ Tourism LJ Religion LI Housing and Neighborhoods LJ a d vocacyl Pol i cy LI Education LI Cultural Diversity LI Community Planning LJ Public Art LJ Resource Development LJ Tech n o/ ogy COARMISMION The Arts as Career "Artists and commercial artists in California will experience a 34.39% increase in employment between 1998 and 2008." - Bureau of Labor Statistics, `Employment'Projections, 1998-2008. Artists are a growing part of the U.S. workforce, representing more than 2 million working adults in 2001 yup from 730,000in 1970)" - CAC 5ivos COARMISMION The ArtsTeach Skills A Stanford University and Carnegie Foundation for theAdvancement of Teaching study found that young people who consistently participate in comprehensive, sequential, and rigorous arts programs are: -4 times morel ikely to be recognized for academic achievement. - 3 times more I i k el y to be elected to class office within their schools. -4 times more likely to participate in a math and science fair. - 3 ti mes more I i kely to win awards for school attendance. - 4 times more likely to win an award for writing an essay or poem. COARMISMION Sound Public Policy "By nourishing creativity in the young minds of tomorrow's leaders, arts education is a sound investment in Cal ifornia's future.�I . Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger COARMISMION The Arts Mean A1vlERICAN f°'� th�ARTS ■ Studies by the Travel Industry Association of America and KM PG Peat Marwick report, The Art s: A Com pet i t i ve Advan t age for Cal i for n i a: Cultural tourists spend up to four times more than other day visitors. ■ The California Arts Council reports: For every dollar spent on cultural activities, an additional $11 is spent at other local venues, such as restaurants and shops. COARMISMION Art on the Square —' 2007 4 � r Iw I.Vdi [h A:1.11711 Art, LLSi�: & 'inc Fcsiival . ffL EMY, &pE1113. 2007 S P -FR_ and Gc I First Friday Art Hoo) ..iIIll16.u-%iri Ia.ir� David Jon Foster tt.PIofd-Jc; C M 'V Ni:ic II; iii... ?I ; M i on Our mission is to advance the arts in Lodi bypartneri with the entire community to provide quality programs and events that foster creative expression. COARMISMION Vision We envision unlimited opportunities and resources available to further the arts so that access to participation by all community members is not hindered by economic, social or cultural barriers. Through the arts, our local economy and culture is invigorated for the benefit of our cull ecti ve future. COARMISMION Lit C 2007-08 Goals Assist with sponsorship for Arts Directory publication - $1900 per year Stabilization of local arts organizations ■ Adopt art groups ■ Mentor through 501 c 3 process Maintain current programs Increase Events/Programs Smooth Jazz Series Partner with M K Productions for music programs Create first annual Artist Studio Tour in October in partnership with Stockton Arts Commission Research & Develop Theatre & Literary Programming Make a least one monthly presentation to local & civic groups Collaborate with the LAPF to promote new projects to be more accessible to the whole of the Lodi Community (possibly east side venue and more affordable). Cinco de Mayo celebration COARMISMION The Division atmamglance LI Arts Programs LI Arts Classes/programs (cost of class directory & mailing paid for by LAPF sponsorship and other advertising ($8,940) LJ Art Advisory Board dart .n Public Places) LJ Granting process LI Lodi Arts Project Fund COARMISMION Prog r m 20 0 7- 0 F Uive, IwII: f r 1 I*! rvllx•I 11111111, 1 du 11oIIi 1 n Y1I \II v �i�111•FYw � • 1 F•+i�111.Y �Itl.1,11,h11 1 Wuu.r� EI lul1� ! w utwwi +wu1rr I • 1 111 1 \11.1-171 1 ,111,1 Fairs 1 I'm Fn X11 •I ki.ulh !f - ilnd 11 Iw Yn•.M 1J 4.114h 14 M, 1i,.111c1j11' n1111 14',11 4.1■N111 . M Night Time Liveries ❑ Celebrated 15th season ❑ Major sponsors: Capital Public Radio, Wine & Roses, Cl ar k Pest Control, Pacific State Bank & Lodi Visitors Center LJ Impacted 2000 a u d i en ce members of all ages COARMISMION Art on the Square Festival ❑ 7th year — 2 day Festival ❑ All proceeds from the Festival go to sponsorships for our Arts Education cl asses for children ❑ Regional advertising and promotion ❑ National participation by artists ❑ All -day music and entertainment ❑ Admission is free ❑ Free hands-on workshops for families ❑ Sponsorships have included. Lodi Memorial Hospital, Sanborn Chevrolet, Meehleis Modular Buildings, California Waste Recovery Systems, Tokay Development, Applebee's, BAC, Pacific Coast Producers, Town & Country Properties, Fidelity National Title, Anheuser-Busch Inc., Miller Packing Co., Scientific Specialties & Umpqua Bank. M COMM=ssION First Friday Art Hop LJ Rotating art exhibits featuring local and regional artists LJ Meet the artist receptions LJ Community -wide effort including 8 other venues LI Lodi News Sentinel highlights Friday event COARMISMION D ivison of Arts Culture �IKU CGOT xzf,� fm4tecc �rt�s �?' �iufttcre en h ouSe rIq Octofey- V,�.20oz ykunyda-y, -�3,para cOARM=ss=oN Division of A & C Classes ❑ Ballroom Dance/Practice Part i es ❑ Beginning Oil Painting ❑ Beginning Cartoon Strips ❑ Advanced Cartoon Strips ❑ Culinary Arts ❑ Summer BBQ ❑ Soul Food 101 ❑ Puerto Rican Cuisine 101 ❑ City of Ballroom Dance Team ❑ Hip Hop Dance ❑ Beg. Knit & Crochet ❑ V oca I Lessons ❑ Summer Theatre Experience ❑ Decorative Painting ❑ Wine Tasting 101 ❑ Baby Boogie Jazz ❑ Beginning Jazz ❑ Kinder Tap ❑ Dance Camp ❑ Wheel Thrown Pottery ❑ Pottery Camp ❑ Gooey-Ooey art ❑ Creative Card Making ❑ Big Messy Toddler Art! COARMISMION 1901 110 10 ['a I � C011... M�dn i FULL DAY ADVENTURES FOR CHILDREN ON SPRING BREAK 1st thru 6th grades at Hutchins Street Square Make new friands and flex your imagination through crafts, music and gym games. 8rinr a sack lunch Snacks are provided. Mcrday thru Friday, March I2th thr'u Morch 213 rd. lam-6pm Fee: $2-54 Lost day to regJster March 1, 2007 Mwir,uiT•, 2() z�t;clei,ts - MO.aiinu i _�O stucie.,rts DrvrsfayO f Arts 125 Nutch+� o�A a... s street �.,t a=`il'o`z.�: •r t•• L:u '�n'f a �ii:-ri�:7 ArtsCla s Revenue 160000 140,000 140000 119,000 120000 111,342108,000 100000 80000 64,871 60000 56,410 47, 565 40000 36,607 329493 23,445 20000 1183 0,00 2,78 2,50 1202 3652 3699 4291 5588 ii 0 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 ■Number of Student Visits El Gross Revenue COARMISMION Art Advisory Board (AiPP) LI 2 members from LAC serve on the Art Advisory Board LI Water Tower LI "Grape Wall of Lodi" at Vintner's Square LJ Purchase of "Lodi Train Station" artwork for City's Art Collection (displayed in Finance Dept.) LI Currently hearing proposals on Smart & Final project, new Walldog Mural, William G. M icke statue and PALS Project. COARMISMION (;rants M COARMISM=ON 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Grant Funding Over the Years 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003- 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 04 05 06 07 08 ONumberof OrganizationsServed Funding 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 M cOARM=ss=oN 2007-08 Grant Applications Arts at St. John's Central Valley Youth Symphony Assoc. Changing Faces Theatre Co. Lodi Community Art Center Lodi Community Art Center Lodi Unified School District Vocal Arts of Lodi TOTAL: $1,500 $6,336 $12,000 $4,650 $13,450 $4,500 $2,000 $44,436 COARMISMION Lodi ArtsProject Fund LJ America's nonprofit arts industry generates $134 billion in econ om i s activity every year, including $24.4 billion in federal, state and local tax revenues. ❑ Source: Americans for the Arts COARMISMION Lodi ArtsProject Fund LI Fundraising arm of the Lodi Arts Commission qualifies for 501 c 3 status LI 3 Lodi Arts Commissioners serve on LAPF LI Underwrite projects and events for the Lodi Arts Commission LJ Collaboratewith Stockton Arts Commission to present first annual Artist Open Studio Tour 1n Lodi (Oct. 01 COMMISMION LAPF Projects and Events ❑ Purchased shelter & electronic components for the Division of A& C Kiln repair ($1,200 in Feb. 07) ❑ Partnered with Lodi News Sentinel to sponsor two free concerts featuring the United States Air Force Band, "Galaxy Brass" (March 07) ❑ Paid rental fee for H SS West Park for Chamber of Commerce's Hispanic Business Committee 1St annual Ci nco de Mayo event (M ay 07) COMMISMION LAPF ❑ Sponsors merit scholarships and low i n com e family scholarships (yearly) Ll Tom Rigney Dance(Fund Raiser April 07) ❑ Sponsor Summer Program Children's Theatre rental of the HSS stage for their performances (July 07) ❑ Pu rchase hangi ng systems for art shows and pays for Art Hop food & beverages (yearly) ❑ Sponsor annual Lodi Community Art Center Spring Show with purchase ( 07) ❑ In charge of the Pub at H SS (yearly) COMMISMION Dancing our way into 2008 COARMISMION r< z�» 'A 2� arch ,.�" Mar �,,�'anesst of 4 res t Nutch - cultu'v WLSA GAM. ."-s Street r i ct E tic, d i'll] v a flon of I I I'K I've ,UCS KASSM ucinds Kasser is a painter of still life and landscapes. Her love for art emerged t the sarly age of six, under the influence of her artiit mother, visits to the Louvre, and first grade field strips to sketch scenes of Paris. She draws her inspiration from the sights, scents, and sounds of Crdifomia where she lives and works. Currently a professor in the Department of Visual Arts at the University of the Pace in Stockton, California, Kisser served as Chair of the department from 1995 to 2001. Kasser received her formal education at the University of Maryland, Humboldt State University and California State University, Sacramento. She has attended a number of workshops taught by Craig Nelson, Chair of the Fine Arts Department at the San Francisco Art Academy. She has also studied with contemporary masters, George Strickland, Randall C. Sexton, and Laurie Kersey. Kasser's work is held in numerous public and private collections. In 2001, she was one of 24 artists invited by the Haggin Museum to participate in Contemporary Artists Paint Yosemite and the Eastern Sierra, an exhibition co- sponsored by the California Art Club. She was one of 48 artists participating in the Sea to Shining Sea: A Reflection of America project at the Haggin Museum in 2004 that has culminated in a book and a nationally traveling exhibition, in addition to other paintings exhibitions at the museum. In 2006, one of Lucinda's paintings was selected to be the featured image for the annual Sandhill Crane Festival in Lodi. 1 have chosen in my life and in my work to attempt to see and acknowledge the world as a miraculous place. This is what inspires me to paint and this is what I hope viewers will consider as they view my work. diu") I'I�N14 7i>>�t aild Srrpptw llwol{oh rhe f wwi")ial lwap ci I� V Please join us for an evening celebrating the Visual Arts, Permanent and temporary gallery spaces will be open to the public the First Friday of each month. View art, meet the artists, sample wines and hors d'oeuvres. Enjoy an evening out in Downtown Lodi. F1i',,,t Frid,R - -A-,f' t4op i4 ;Powored fvl the :art%ot,, ku,, Mc�sc�; ara(i ti;� Lodi's First Friday A*P'Hop Locations All locations are open the evening of the First Friday of each month, additional viewing during regular hours, STUDIO 531 531 N. Hutchins St. Open First Friday and Open by appointment email: clkralj@hotmail.com 2 CALIFORNIA STREET CAF 322 £iCalifornia St. W, Th, F, S, S-7Amto2PM S, S Tui to 2pM 209 367-1780 3 LODI PUPLIC LIBRARY 201 W. Locust St. M, T, W, Th -- l OAm to 9pM F, S 10,kNi to 6pmi S — 1pM to 5PM 209 333-5566 4 SCOOTERS 121 W. Elm St. M, T, W, Th — 1 OAM to 8PM F, S --- 1OAM to 9PM S — 11AM to 8PM 209 369-8100 5 THOMAS THEATRE GALLERY@ HUTCHINS STREET SQUARE 125 S. Hutchins St. M, T, W, Th, F — 8AM to 5PM Cal! first for viewing availability 209 333-5511 6 LODI COMMUNITY ART CENTER 110 S. Church St. W, Th, F, S --- 10Am to 6pM 209 333-3855 7 KNOWLTON GALLERY 115 S. School St. #14 T, W, Th — 10AM to 5pM F — I0eM to 6pM S — IOAM to 4pM 209 368-5123 8 JAVA STOP 321 S. Hutchins St. M, T, W, Th, F 5AM ti 9PM S — 6:30AM to 9PM S — 7AM to 6PM 209 369-9381 I "t r cn LOCKFORD ST. J ITI LOCUST ST. O yx m ELM STREET Z PINE STREET to � OAK STREET t7l L� z WALNUT ST. �1 J LODI AVENUE IN 4 f 1 D AWARDS All participating artists may submit one piece in their category for the juried exhibit. The exhibit reception will take place on Friday, June 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Thomas Theatre Gallery at Hutchins Street Square. Awards (First, Second, and Third Place) will be given in each category. There will also be a "Best of Show" award. The reception is part of Lodi's city-wide First Friday art walk, also known as "The Art Hop". Participation in this portion of the event is optional. ELIGIBILITY Open to all fine artists and fine craftpersons in all mediums. Work may be traditional or contemporary fine art or quality craft. APPLICATION DEADLINE May 4, 2007. Download the application form at Iodiarts.org/events/artists.htm REFUNDS All fees are refundable if the office is notified in writing no later than March 3, 2007. NO OTHER REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN, and there will be NO RAIN DATE. CRITERIA All works of art must be original representations by the artist and shown by the artist. Commercially made items, kits, molds or embellished objects are not allowed. SELECTION Artists who have not participated in this event before must submit three color slides or photographs of work that is representative of what will be presented at the Festival. If you apply by e-mail, submit in JPEG, GIF, or TIF format to: info@Iodiarts.org. If submitting work for jury consideration, please indicate which of the images you want judged. Also include an informal explanation of your work/style/technique along with biographical and prior show information. Clearly mark your photos with your name, media, and price. These will be returned only if you include a SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE Artists must furnish their own display panels and booth facilities. A limited number of tent canopies, tables, and other materials are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Outdoor space assignments will be on the grass. Booth set-ups with canopies will need to be stabilized with weights or stakes. The assigned area is approximately 12' x 12' in size. Overnight security will be provided. LIABILITIES All reasonable care will be taken with entries, however, neither the Lodi Arts Commission, Lodi Arts Project Fund, nor the City of Lodi employees will be responsible for any damage or loss from whatever cause while art works are in transit or in their custody. Artists display all artwork at their own risk. The staff was wonderful and the grounds of the art center were beautiful. " "I like doing this show." "Evervone is friendly and helpful.' SALES All sales are to be handled by the artist. Festival administration will provide a central cashier for VISA/MasterCard purchases only. A twenty percent (20%) commission of sales handled by the Festival Cashier will be donated by the artist to the Lodi Arts Project Fund. If you have your own credit card processing accounts, we encourage you to use them. All sales taxes are the responsibility of the artist TAX ID A California Resale Number or a Temporary Tax Number from the California State Board of Equalization is mandatory for participation. Out -of -State artists and those applying without a permit will be sent a request for a temporary sales tax number upon acceptance. A copy of this permit number must be submitted to the Festival Office by May 4, 2007. LOCATION Lodi is located approximately 2 hours from San Francisco and 40 minutes from Sacramento. It is home to internationally recognized wineries and is the wine grape capital of the world! There are also world-class hotels, restaurants, golf courses and other amenities as described on the city's web site at visitlodi.com. VENUE Hutchins Street Square Performing Arts and Conference Center is a $25 million state-of-the-art campus surrounded by beautiful manicured lawns, pathways, trees, flowers, and shrubs. The Festival will be staged on the grass and walkway areas with easy access for set-up and parking. Interior booths are also available. See their web site at hutchinsstreetsquare.com for more information on the venue. "Goods Led booths and well arranged with good space in between exhibits." "Great service. .Love the park fee! " "Volunteers are exceptional.!!" Art on the Square showcases the fine art and high quality craft that captures the history, heritage, lifestyle and color of California and Lodi's wine country. Thisd and juried event provides artists the promotional opportunity to meet with an audience of serious buyers and colleetors at a premier venue located in the heart of Lodi, California. DATE & TIME Saturday, June 2, 2007 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday, June 3, 2007 10:00 a.m, to 5:00 p.m. SET-UP Set-up is from 6:30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. on Saturday. A limited number of volunteers will be on hand to assist you in unloading your vehicles; however, you are still responsible for all set-up and clean-up of your booth's contents. FESTIVAL FEATURES In addition to the many indoor and outdoor booths of fine art, the Festival features wine -tasting of a broad selection of Lodi Appellation wines. We currently boast over 50 wineries in Lodi! We also offer musical and dramatic entertainment, delicious food, free hands-on workshops and demonstrations, and much more! Admission to the event is free. ADDITIONAL DETAILS WILL ACCOMPANY ACCEPTANCE NOTIFICATION. SPACE WILL NOT BE ASSIGNED WITHOUT RESALE NUMBER. Contact: Lodi Arts Commission 209.333.5511 Lodi Arts Commisswn ,s tinnse R of q.ry Club 1,c •ly.ruar ; N 2007 m 7 Division of Arts and Culture Instructors '0'ucrrtturf Claire Oak Ballroom Dance Dan and.SumnSad rlrttha >irqu Diana Wolfe 'Water[•olor Painting Freda Kwff B[•ll y '1)a rtcr- Nomne Austin (Nara) P1,11,U IUa11rut yylSinbandith '19(Wet yessica Pittman 'Aillf•t Yudy Pittman 4;,iler Suzanne Pittman Lodi Arts Ommission A sample of our events': Signature Event: Art on the Square 7th annual Art, Wine & Music Festival June 1-3, 2007 '1)rauvw'Made'Lasy KM9(fith 1st Friday Art Hop c artooa ,5tnps 9 7a _ Artist Reception First Friday of the Month ,�ir,drr art Thomas Theatre Gallery at HSS ,.ki. fiaer ,Naturc ,Pelta Discoverers 9 J4,11111Ce .Stara SusanSixkiller 't'tirhn1Vio1a/Gu1tar Lubo Nelkl ovic 2 rt !or c •hilrlren I& Janda h _7ar� Ili Iia Arlene Kamal ale Srtring'Ihirtitc Ballroom Vance'leam a : I rt E plorers Lisa Ntlfstro n t,[uli Children s Chorus 9 be Tan Piano ,Sharon Larson Plarav't oca Monica Cota 'Tap Dawc SusanSixkiller irlrrrurrr Dexter Ridley Neff 'f7e['[7ralizrP'1'ertrttlrtg 'WdmaU ell4 't t �wei 'ntrozoi Pot tery, Ek Arlene Kamal ale Oiie?'tluterCawrY'atnting ynHendriclFson r�riElrrrtlrrri'xnitting0-0'ae11Vt111r7 Shir(eyLm&y •itlru 11I.Mrlti10r Brian Price r)irji tat 1'R[NO :�;U54 Scott 5. m+eyford, Sr. Night Time Live Jazz Series Beginning January 19, 2007 Series of b Concerts held in Kirst Hall at HSS Arts & Humanities Open House Held in Conjunctiop with October's Arts and Flumanities onlh Haunted Hutchins October 31, 2006 Sponsors of the Sandhill Crane .Festival Nov. 2-4,2006 Dance the Night Away with Tom Rigney & Flambeau April 13, 2007 c 'entral 'Vallety Youth Symphony Laura Christensen 327.9745 International'IheaterBallet Institute , Ronna Roberts 465.7588 Lodi Arts Cin Deane Bridewell 333.5511 .t•.otti Community Art Center Lisa 3oldman 333.3855 Lodi Community Concert Association Corrine'Ierry 759.3688 Lodi Promenaders Warren Potts 368.4453 Ladi 'Writers Association Jim fox 943.0513 Once Upon A'rime with Nana yoyce Bridges 365.1945 St. Peter Community'1heater Becca Schumacher 327.2025 Tokay Stitrfr ' j' Quilt OW yufie 'Waif 333.6732 Commission Meetings 2nd Wednesday of the month 12:00pm in the Thomas Theatre Galley at Hutchins Street Square The Lodi City Council proclaimed October National Arts and Humanities Month in Lodi. National Arts and Humanities Month is coordinated by Americans for the Arts, the national organization working to empower communities with the resources and support necessary to provide access to all of the arts for all of the people. The month-long celebration grew out of National Arts Week, which began in 1985 by the National Endowment for the Arts and Americans for the Arts. With a 40 -year record of objective arts industry research, Americans for the Arts is dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts. The web address is: www.americansforthearts.org Ox w,4,,rt4 is to ad twee. t/te arts 4 Z%6' 6,#pa*4eft wid de entire eaorx6wii� to ptvwde palt� programs, acrd emea that r crea rte expressia�. Cindi Inman, Chairperson Margie Lawson. Vice -Chairperson .Judv Basler Beit Mirgess John Callahan Vancv C;arev Petra Gillier Laura Heinitz Beverly Norcross Jennifer Walth Position Available City of nodi Division of Arts and Culture Hutchins Street Square 125 South Hutchins Street Lodi, California 95240 Phone: 204.333.5511 Facsimile: 204.367.5906 www,lodiarts.org el vc. rs I ht "1 y1 J, _1008 I L I 1 1 Im , I lol� lwl Nljl:JI l tilk V, .r Summer 2007 CITY OF LODI-DIVISION OF drTS & CULT16 COMMUNITY arTS DIreCTOrY YIXl9"10 wYuhvz p! 125 S. HUTCHINS STrOeT. L001, Ga 95240 209.333.5511 WWW.L0DIdTTS.0rG Division of Arcs & Culture 125 S. Hutchins St. Lodi, CA 95240 PRSRT STD. US Postage PAID Permit #269 Stockton, CA COMMUNITY arts DIreCTarY The Lodi Community Arts Directory is a publication of the City of Lodi's Division of Arts & Culture. Its purpose is to create a network of artists, arts organizations and arts - related businesses in Lodi and to increase awareness of activities and programs related to arts and culture in our area. Admbdaralive Staff James Rodems, Comm. Ctr. Director Diane Amaral, Arts Education Deane Bridewell, Arts Commission Liaison Elida Harris, Arts Assistant Publication of the Lodi Community Arts Directory is made possible by support and funding from the City of Lodi and community art partners. The Community Arts Directory is published 3 times a year and is sent free to those on our mailing list. Copies are available at the Arts & Culture office, as well as many other locations city-wide. Calendar items, along with photos, may be sent to the office. Listings with descriptions are $10 per issue. Display advertising is also available. Call the Arts & Culture office for fees. The next issue's deadline is June 1, 2007. This publication is also available electronically in large letter format for the visually impaired. On an as -needed basis, the publication may be read to individuals who are blind. Requests for such services should be made at least 46 hours in advance to ensure that appropriate services can be obtained. City of Lodi Division of Arts & Culture Hutchins Street Square 125 S. Hutchins Street Lodi, CA 95240 Phone: (209)33'1-5511 Fax; (209) 367-5906 E-mail: info@lodiarts.org www.LodiArts.org SE HABLA ESPANOL This publication is printed on recycled 0 paper. Art flourishes where there is a sense of adventure. ---- Alfred North Whitehead The City of Lodi's Division of Arts & Culture is pleased to present this twelfth edition of the Community Arts Directory. As an outgrowth of our class catalog, this new publication also profiles arts organizations and arts -related businesses throughout our community. Do you have dq In our directory? Division& and info. zci be received v continuation Thank y, supportO Lodi Arts Com Judy Bader Ben Burgess John Call Nancy C Laura H Petra Gi Cindi Margie Beverly Jennifer Wa r� to advertise moral at the 11, for rates Irectom rust e a predhte you! .:F.......�_._e...'. Lodi City Council �. ,V.. Bob Johnson, Ma or ...f Y JoAnne) .` ayor Pro Tempore °'p John Beckman c, 2 rry Hansen Hitchcock Katzakian CONTeNTs AN& arTs FIfST MMY arT HOP Meet local and regional artists, musicians at various locations around town. Friday, 6-8:30pm.—Free event. Other locations: Lodi Art Center, Lodi Library, California Street Cafe and Catering, Knowlton Gallery, Studio 531. and Scooters. MaY 4 Featuring artist David John Foster Pasos Winery and performer Levi Huffman JUN61 Featuring Art on the Square Juried Art Shou, and performer Patricia Moore. JULY 6 Featuring artists The Painter Sisters allGUST 3 Featuring artist John Boyd IML ar s MOW Music JUNe 3 Lodi Community Band presents; "THE SUMMER CONCERT." Charlene Powers Lange Performing Arts Theatre at Hutchins Street Square. Ticket: 333-5550 JULY 3 Hutchins Street Square presents; "CELEBRATE AMERICA" at Hutchins Street Square, West Park, bpm Free event. THEIR MY 24, 25.26. JUNe l & 2 Troupe Cabana presents; "MUSIC AMERICA," Charlene Powers Lange Performing Ares Theatre at Hutchins Street Square. Tickets: 333-5550 JUNe 9 The Lodi Youth Buller Performing Troupe and director Judith Pittman Presents, "SWAT` LAKE,,' Charlene Powers Lange Performing Arts Theatre at Hutchins Street Square. Tickets: 333.5550 THeaTfe JULY 19. 20, 21 & 22 Lodi Theatre for Youth and. Director Rex Reynolds presents; "THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE", Charlene Powers Lange Performing Arts Theatre, Hutchins Street Square. Tickets: 333-5550 JULY 27.28 & 29 The Summer Theatre Experience and director Robert Krantz presents; "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD." Charlene Powers Lange Performing Arts Theatre at Hutchins Street Square. Tickets: .333..5550 JUNe 16 International Ballet Theater Institute presents; "SPRING DANCE CONCERT", 4 1/2 West Pine Street, Lodi Tickets: 334-1974. JUNe 23 Top Hae Dance Aiadem} and Marci Klipfel presents: "I'M SO EXCITED 2007 DANCE RECITAL" Charlene Powers Lange Performing Arts 711":111" Tickets: 333.5550 arts-relaTeD BusCNesses Arts & Artists ............................................. ....................................................................................................... .334-2471 MusicBox, The..................................................................................................................................................369$441 Evelyn Olson Fx 369.8442 730 W. Lodi Avenue Lodi, CA 95240 A store for all your musical needs! Open Mon. rhru Sat., 9:30am-5:3opm. 7Oo�}n�cee Upon A Time with Natta......................................................................................................................... 365.1945 LS4tO-"Fet►ce"Court ytr uom.wet Acampo, CA 95220 Nana is a Intal storyteller, in the ancient an of oral storytelling to the delightof both children and adults. Nana is available for your event, whether an Burnt children of all ages or an adult gathering. Tom's Used Book Store......................................................................................................................................369.1453 108 North School Street Lodi, CA 95240 tkohl@pacbell.net Full service -used and new books... special orders. The Knitting Room............................................................................................................................................3342680 116 N. Pleasant Avenue Lod4 CA 95240 thekniningroom@sbeglobal.net The Knitting Room is a full service yarn, knitting and crochet shop, offering classes and instruction to all level of knitters and crocheters. www.theknitroom.com Would-be Famous Band.....................................................................................................................................367.1989 arTS & CULTUR OrGaN[zaTIONS aND INDIVIDuat arT1STS Central Valley Youth Symphony............................................................................................................1418&FOReCVYS Susan Pirie P O 690276 Stockton, CA 95269-0276 .............................. www.cvys.org A youth symphony brirsging young people together from around the Central Valley. Audition required. Stung Ensemble and Senior Or chestra, ages 8.22. 4.6 concerts per year, travel bi-annually. Changing Faces Theater Cotnpany.............................................................................................................................209.74741043 Mine Bartram, Director rumdog@sbcglobaLnet 2940 White Oak way Lodi, CA 95242 www.char4ing&cestheater.org CFTC is a student -nen theater company and we have a great time esmy summer under the stm out at lemie's Gros: Winery. We've been in bds, tense since 1001 and continue to grow. Join us! For audition information, please call or visit our urebsite. Hutchins Street Square Performing Arts & Conference Center...........................................................................333-6782 125 S. Hutchins Street Lodi, CA 95240 www.hurchinsstreetsquare.com Box Office 333-5550 International Ballet Theater Instimte, Inc. (501) c3.............................................................................3341974/4657586 4 1/2 W. Pine Street ibtil9970sbeglobal.net Lodi, CA 95240 www.intlballettheaterinstitute.org We are members of the International Dance Council, UNESCO and are dedicated to education, training and performance in the Bailer Theater Arts and technologies. Quarterly scholarships, classes, performance, dance clubs, members events and connoisseurs programs for men, women and children, age 3 to senior in wellners, avocation, preparatory and professional divisions are available. Kindermusik of Lodi .......................... .......................... ....... ............ .......... ................................... 339-0650/FK 339-M3 Wendi Kirby -Alexander wkirbya@sbcglobal.ner 225 W. Oak SL Lodi CA 95240 Woodbridge, CA 95258 Kindermusik of Lodi offer classes for children newbom through age 7. Kindermusik is the premier music learning program offering a carefuliy researched, developmentally appropriate music and movement program for children. KnowltonGallery ............................................................................................................................................... 368.5123 arTS & CULU& OrGaNIzaTm ft MBtVt# — MKS Lodi Historical Society: Hill House Museum...............................................................................................369-6073 Janice Roth Mary Jane East 826 So. Church St. Lodi, CA 95240 One of Lodi's most historical treasures, the Hill House Museum at 826 S. Church Street was built at the turn of the century. The Hell House was the home of George Washington Hill, his wife, Mary Hill and their children, Nellie and Maurice. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated. LodiCommunity Concert Association ......... .......... .................................................. .................................. 333-7830 Frank Sumersille, -President P.O. Box 2455 Lodi, CA 95241 We are bringing a variety of quality concert programs, at an affordable price, to our Lodi community. We plan to continue to play a significant role to advance the performing arts in Lodi. Lodi Arts Commission............................................................................................................................................333.5511 125 S. Hutchins Street Lodi, CA 95240 www.lodiarm.org Established by the Lodi City Council in 1982 and charged with the mission to inspire, encourage and promote the arts in Lodi. The LAC is governed by a body of eleven volunteer commissioners who are appointed by the Mayor to serve 3 -year terms. Meets monthly, usually on the Znd Wed, at Hutchins Street Square. Lodi Ates Project Fund...........................................................................................................................................333.5511 125S - 25S. Hutchins Street Lodi, CA 95240 www.lodiarts.org Established by the Lodi Arts Commission in 1997 as a separate non-profit (501)c3 organization. Funds programs and events produced by the Lodi Arts Commissimemnts such as An on the Square and First Friday Art Hops. Tax deducuble # dmanom fwdier the endeaiiars w p►ouide more art opperuenwes for Lodi. Lodi Children's Chorus..........................................................................................................................................369.6648 The Lodi Children's Chorus is conducted by Mr. Robert Tan and was established in 1983. Mr. Tan offers individual and group singing instruction for students from Kindergarten through the 9th grade. Students have the opportunity to perform locally and go on tour with the chorus to various sites throughout the United States, Lodi Community Art Center..................................................................................................................................333.3855 Smallie Schooi of Dance ........... ............ ».... .......................................... .......................... .................................... 369.8117 Marlies Smallie Wickham rmwickham@comcast.net 2411 Stockton Street Lok CA 95210 Dance classes provided for all ages and lemb in BaRet, Phiime, Tap, Hip Hop and Jaxt-oimr We 30 ymn nomerice. hoR yew child's dream in dancing. Kindermusik with Mrs. Mitzi -ages nm&m thm 7 years old. St. Peter Community Theater.................................................................................................................................327.2025 154 Windrifk Court Woodbridge, CA 95258 www.stpetercommunitytheatre.com Come and join the fun of live theater. Whether you're interested in acting, dancinL singing or a "non-performing" role we want you! Fswblished in 1996, we are a non-profit Christian community theatre group that's open to people of all ages. We do not charge any fees to participate and we produce one play per year (in the spring). Please call or visit our web site for mon information. Stockton -Lodi Branch, National League of American Pen Women..........................................................................368.4368 Yt t rte., arT WITH CHILDreN VISM BIG MOSSY TODDLef 8M Awaken your creativity! Everyone has a little artist hiding within, waiting to emerge. So pick up a brush and join us! You will learn to use different mediums; oil on glass, watercolors, watercolor markers, paint pens and acrylic paints. A $5 supply fee is payable to the instructor the first day of class. Instructor: Judy Randolph Age 5-15 4 class session Arts Classroom $64 Thurs 4-5:30pm 513,10,17,24 Thurs 4-5:30pm 6/7,14,21,28 Thurs 4-5:30pm 7/5,12,19,26 Thurs 4-5:30pm 819,16,23,30 BeGINNING/aDVaNCeD CarTOON sTCIPs Raised by chipmunks on the Scottish Moor peat fields, a sudden drive to teach comics drove Mr. Young to California! We will have fun with the basics of cartooning. We will work on pspe erctive, shading, inking and writing in this introductory cartoon workshop. Please bring a sketch book pencils and medium or fine point black felt pens. Instructor: Joseph Young Age 10 + 4 class session Art Classroom $49 Sat I Oam-12 noon 515,12,19,26 Sat 10am-12 noon 612,9,16,23 Sat IOam-f2 noon 717,14,21,28 Sat I Dam -12 noon 8/4,11,18,25 BeGINNING PeNCIL DraWING TeCHN1QUes Students will learn to draw with basic shapes, shading techniques, proportion and perspective for a 3-D effect. You will learn to develop drawing skills to create dynamic images. Students are to bring a sketch pad and graphite pencils. Instructor. Gyl Sinhbandith Ages 6-12 yrs. 4 class session Arts Classroom $39 Tues 4-5pm 518,15,22,29 Tues 4 -Spm 615,12,19,26 Tues 4-5pm 7110,17,24,31 Tues 4-5pm 817,14,21,28 6 In this class toddlers will have the opportunity to create "Process Oriented" art. The children will be busily expressing themselves by per► creating, printing, coloring and mixing.ihT s exciting class of hands-on, sensory toddler art will give your lithe one the ability to discover, create and learn. Come join the funs, Wing an oversized paint shirt for yourself and your toddler and let your creativity soar. A $3 supply fee is payable to the instructor the first day of class. Parent or caregiver must accompany child. Instructor: Holly Wright Age 1-2 4 class session Thomas Theatre $42 Tues 1030-1 1:30am 518,15,22,29 Tues 10:30-1 1:30am 615,12,19,26 Tues 10:30-11:30am 7110,17,24,31 Tues 10:30-11:302m 8!7,!4,21,28 MUTEN 9011AN Mike Bartmm Artistic Director 747-8043 BeGINNING KNIT AND CrOCHeT Discover an art form that is stimulating & relaxing. Caress luxurious yarns as you create personal items with acquired skills that will last a lifetime. Beginning as well as continuing students who wish to go beyond the basics are encouraged to participate. Bring your own supplies. For crocheting, bring a J hook and skein of yarn. For knitting, bring a size 4 needle and a skein of yarn. Students 5-10 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, Instructor: Shirley Lowery Ages 16+ 8 class session Arts Classroom $24 Mon & Wed I lam-12pm 512,7,9,14,16,21,23,28 Mon & Wed 1 1 am-12pm 6/4,6,11,13,18,20,25.28 Mon & Wed 1 I am-12pm 712,9,1 1,16,18,23,25,30 Mon & Wed I I am-12pm 8/1,6,8,13,15,20.22,27 BeGINNING WaT8rWLOr PAINTING This class is for the beginning watercolor painter. Instruction in the basic techniques used in the application tld watercolor. Everyone will complete a painting in class. A $12 supply fee is payable to the instructor on the first day of class. Instructor: Freda Kroll Age 1 f + 4 doss session Cottage Room $59 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 517,14,21,28 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 6/4,11,[8,25 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 712,9,16,23 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 816,13,20,27 CreSTIVe Carp MAKING °* Learn to design original cards for Mother's Day, Father's Day, and birthdays. Once you learn the skills, you can create cards for all of the holidays and special occasions. Instructor: Lisa Hillstrom Ages &13 One Day Workshop Arts Classroom $ I I Wed 3:30-4:30pm 512 MY -OM aff This class was d`4�ssi1'I��1ed for imaginative preschool t4i hm wlw Itrve to mpbre with paint. Children will be encouraged to discover "Process Oriented" art using a variety of paint tools including brushes, bath puffs, Lego's, toothbrushes, chop -sticks and squirt botties to name a few. Every class will after a new paint experience, technique, texture or tool. Wear your oversized paint shirt and create your own Gooey-Ooey art A $3 supply fee is payable to the instructor the first day of class. parent or caregiver must accompany child. Instructor: Holly Wright Age 3-4 3 or 4 class session Arts Classroom $421-$31.50 Mon 1-2pm *517,14,21 Mon 1-2pm 6/4,11,18,25 Mon 1-2pm 719,16,23,30 Mon 1-2pm 816,13,20,27 7 DBCOtaTIVe PAINTING Decorative Painting is fun and rewarding for all ages. Paint on most surfaces, using any versatile acrylic paint The following surfaces are examples of the variety that can be used in class: canvas, paper, wood planks, wood furniture, wood knick knacks, clothing, saw blades, other home dscor pieces, etc. Use your own pieces or uslt ins sugpfied by the instructor. You will learn how VIMNr your drawing or pattern to any article you wish to p*M how W prep the surface, how to paint the project, aAid-how to finish the project. Attention is paid to the light source, which will determine how the painting is base coated, highlighted and shadowed. Decorated jeans, shorts and T-shirts for summer are also very enjoyable painting projects. Stop by if you are curious about Decorative Painting and observe our chess in session. Instructor: Wilma Ogella Ages: f 2+ 4 class session Arts Classroom $34 Thurs 9am. f 2 noon 513,10,17,24 Thurs 9&m+ 12 noon 617,14,21,28 Thurs 9am-12 noon 715,12,19,26 Thurs 92m-12 noon 812,9,16,23 DrdWING MaDe easy Drawing is the foundation to ail art fields, You will learn a way to sketch your ideas in a fun envirormwt You wili develop an easy way to be more creative and confident with your ability to draw basic shapes, shading techniques, proportions, perspective for a 3-D effect; visualizing your idea into a sketch. Instructor: Ken Keith Age 8+ 4 class session Arts Classroom $44 Thurs 6:30-7:30pm 5110,17,24,31 Thurs 6:30-7:30pm 617,14,21,28 Thurs 6:30-7:30pm 7/5,12,19,26 Thurs 6:30-7:30pm 819,16,23,30 ltebwt R, Sonbr, dr-. D 1C1 M.S. ;I Pnwoce Limhal 10 orf[ domini 1101 W. TekW $L 1 3 1 it i adi. CA 9VIO t%w�w_ (0" 33"1111 VMp[� [O,li7wlletlf,r VtSU[1L dffJ PoTTerY CAMP 0 This two-week camp offers instruction in techniques, then allows the student to explore their own creativity. There is opportunity for hand building as well as learning the potter's wheel. Class size limited to 6. A $35 supply fee is payable to the instructor the first day of class. Instructor: Arlene Kemalyan Ages 8-12 6 class session Arts Classroom $150 Mon, Wed, Fri 10-12noon 6/18,20,22 6/25,27,29 Mon, Wed, Fri 10-12noon 719,11,13 7116,18,20 Paiwi% For ALL -OIL For beginning, intermediate and advanced stu- dents, this class covers the basics of oil painting techniques along with the issue of composition, visual design and content The class will be geared to cater to students of all levels of skill and study. The instructor will demonstrate techniques and students will paint in class. Stu- dents will learn clean color mixing (the palette, palette knife), paint handling (brushes and tech- niques), how to use mediums (paint viscosity, glazing, texture and different medium recipes), the basics of color, tone and value and much, much more! Bring your own supplies. Call the office for a complete supply list. Instructor: Ken Hendrickson 16+ 3,4 or 5 class session Arts Classroom Mon 6:30-9pm *5/7,14,21 $40.50 Mon 6:30-9pm 6/4.11,18,25 $54 Mon 6:30-9pm *712,9,16,23,30 $67.50 Mon 6:30-9pm 816,13,20,27 $54 8 LiTTLe HANDS arT CLaSS Art is an expression of creativity. Come enhance and develop your child s early exploration in art. Your child will enhance skills as w$.L "toarAriatibri, small muscle development, problem solving and decision making throuuggh the use of paints, crayons, glue, dough and offer suppies. Peraint or caregiver must atony child. Instructor: Pamela Lopez Age 2-5 3 or 4 class session Arts Classroom $39!*$29.25 Fri 10 -Ilam x'5/11,18,25 Fri 10-1 lam 618,15,22,29 Fri 10 -Ilam 8110,17,24,31 P81NTING WITH CLaire oaK This course concentrates on the analysis and understanding of traditional painting styles and some modern variation. Instructor will provide inspiration and a supportive environment for creative adults. Nb text books required! Study values, cofor temperature and inteilsity. So gather up your supplies and join us for this exciting class. Instructor: Claire Oak Adults 4 crass session Crete Hall $34 Thurs 12:30-3:30pm 5/3,10,17,24 Thurs 1130-3:30pm 819,16,23,30 PAINTING For aLL-WaTerCoLor This class is geared toward the beginner, but all skill levels are welcome. Students will learn how to lay a uniform tone wash, laying a graded wash, wet on wet, dry brush, opacity and transparency, masking and the basics of building an image. Students will paint in class and the instructor will demonstrate techniques. We will work on several different assignments through the year that can include still rife, figures, dreams non-objective (abstract), narrative, ane, wildlife, (using sketches from outside class} you name it! Bring your own supplies and a smile!— call the office for the supply list. Instructor: Ken Hendrickson 16+ 4 or 5 class session Arts Classroom Adult & Child Dental Care Wed 801 S. Ham Lam, Suite L 6:30-9pm Lodi, Calms 85242 (208) 334-06M $67.50 We IV new patients! C1EitEC� PoTTerY CAMP 0 This two-week camp offers instruction in techniques, then allows the student to explore their own creativity. There is opportunity for hand building as well as learning the potter's wheel. Class size limited to 6. A $35 supply fee is payable to the instructor the first day of class. Instructor: Arlene Kemalyan Ages 8-12 6 class session Arts Classroom $150 Mon, Wed, Fri 10-12noon 6/18,20,22 6/25,27,29 Mon, Wed, Fri 10-12noon 719,11,13 7116,18,20 Paiwi% For ALL -OIL For beginning, intermediate and advanced stu- dents, this class covers the basics of oil painting techniques along with the issue of composition, visual design and content The class will be geared to cater to students of all levels of skill and study. The instructor will demonstrate techniques and students will paint in class. Stu- dents will learn clean color mixing (the palette, palette knife), paint handling (brushes and tech- niques), how to use mediums (paint viscosity, glazing, texture and different medium recipes), the basics of color, tone and value and much, much more! Bring your own supplies. Call the office for a complete supply list. Instructor: Ken Hendrickson 16+ 3,4 or 5 class session Arts Classroom Mon 6:30-9pm *5/7,14,21 $40.50 Mon 6:30-9pm 6/4.11,18,25 $54 Mon 6:30-9pm *712,9,16,23,30 $67.50 Mon 6:30-9pm 816,13,20,27 $54 8 LiTTLe HANDS arT CLaSS Art is an expression of creativity. Come enhance and develop your child s early exploration in art. Your child will enhance skills as w$.L "toarAriatibri, small muscle development, problem solving and decision making throuuggh the use of paints, crayons, glue, dough and offer suppies. Peraint or caregiver must atony child. Instructor: Pamela Lopez Age 2-5 3 or 4 class session Arts Classroom $39!*$29.25 Fri 10 -Ilam x'5/11,18,25 Fri 10-1 lam 618,15,22,29 Fri 10 -Ilam 8110,17,24,31 P81NTING WITH CLaire oaK This course concentrates on the analysis and understanding of traditional painting styles and some modern variation. Instructor will provide inspiration and a supportive environment for creative adults. Nb text books required! Study values, cofor temperature and inteilsity. So gather up your supplies and join us for this exciting class. Instructor: Claire Oak Adults 4 crass session Crete Hall $34 Thurs 12:30-3:30pm 5/3,10,17,24 Thurs 1130-3:30pm 819,16,23,30 PAINTING For aLL-WaTerCoLor This class is geared toward the beginner, but all skill levels are welcome. Students will learn how to lay a uniform tone wash, laying a graded wash, wet on wet, dry brush, opacity and transparency, masking and the basics of building an image. Students will paint in class and the instructor will demonstrate techniques. We will work on several different assignments through the year that can include still rife, figures, dreams non-objective (abstract), narrative, ane, wildlife, (using sketches from outside class} you name it! Bring your own supplies and a smile!— call the office for the supply list. Instructor: Ken Hendrickson 16+ 4 or 5 class session Arts Classroom $ varies Wed Tues 6:30-9pm 511,8,15,22,29 $67.50 Tues 6:30-9pm 6/5,12,19,26 $54 Tues 6:30-9pm 713,10,17,24,31 $67,50 Tues 6 30-9pm 8/7,14,2 1,28 $54 PIANO WITH SHMN LMON Experience the joy of playing the piano! Students will learn the basics of note reading, piano technique, MUMMt 6cim-ession and music theory. No previous piano or music experience is required. Individual lessons are taught weekly for 30 minutes and erhs#ze a success oriented approach to learning. tS dom should plan to practice thirty minutes, five days per week; a practice room is available to students for this purpose. A material fee of $30 is payable to the instructor on the first day of class. To hold a lesson slot registration must be paid by the 1st of each month- A $5 late fee is applied to registration paid after the 1st of each month. Please call the office for available times and dates. Instructor: Sharon Larson All ages 3 or 4 class session Practice Room #2 $ varies Wed sat 512,9, i 6,23—$124 515,12,19—$92 616,13,20—$92 612,9,16—$92 7/11,18,25 92 7/7,14,21-92 811,8,15,29—$124 8/4,11,18—$92 Learn to develop your voice with skill and confidence! Students will learn the basics of posture, breathing and vocal technique. A variety of musical styles will be encouraged with an emphasis on modern music. Lessons will be given on a weekly basis for a thirty minute session and practice is require for I hour and 30 minutes per week. A $10 lore fee is due if not registered by the 1st of the month. Please tail the office for available times and dates. Instructor: Monica Cota All ages 3, 4 or 5 class sessior Practice Room #2 Tues Wed 511,8,15,22,29—$154 512,9,16,23,30—$154 615,12,19,26—$124 616,13,20,27--$124 7/3,10,17,24,31---$154 7/11,18,25—$93 817.14.21.28—$124 811,8.1522,29--$154 9 VIOLIN/VIOLa/CHaMBer MUSIC BeGINN1NG/INTerMeDIaTe GUITar This class will focus on technique and theory of classical violin performance by using the Suzuki, traditional and other methods. Students will focus on enjoyment of making music. This class home preparation as well as Au ages are welcome. Private lessons are � Orr T s. Group lessons are offered on Wednes rs. Se call our office for available dates. $10 loft fee appiied to registration paid after the Ist of each month. Instructor: Lubo Velickovic, D.M.A. Ages 3+ 3, 4 or 5 doss sessions Practice Rm #21 Admin. Office Tue 30 min. private 511,8,15,22,29 $155 Tue 20 min. private 511,8,15,22,29 $1 1 1.25 Tue 30 min. group 5/1,8,15,22,29 $1 1 1.25 Tue 30 min. private 6/5,12,19,26 $124 Tue 20 min. private 615,12,19,26 $89 Tue 30 min. group 6/5,12,19,26 $89 Tue 30 min. private 713,10,17,24,31 $155 Tue 20 min. private 713,10,17,24,31 $1 1 1.25 Tue 30 min. group 713,10,17,24,31 $1 1 1.25 Tue 30 min. private 817,14,21,28 $124 Tue 20 min. private 817,14,21,28 $89 Tue 30 min. group 817,14,21,28 $89 Wed 30 min. private 512,9,16,23.30 $155 Wed 20 min. private 5/2,9,16,23,30 $111.25 Wed 30 min. group 512,9,16,23,30 $1 1 1.25 Wed 30 min. private 6/6,13,20,27 $124 Wed 20 min. private 616,13,20,27 $89 Wed 30 min. group 6/6,13,20,27 $89 Wed 30 min. private 7111,18,25 $93 Wed 20 min. private 7/11,18,25 $66.75 Wed 30 min. group 7/11,18,25 $66.75 Wed 30 min. private 811,8,15,22,29 $155 Wed 20 min. private 811,8,15,22,29 $1 1 1.25 Wed 30 min. group 811,8,15,22,29 $1 1 1.25 M Sfe/WaTre LOD] cHILDM's CHOrus The Lodi Children's Chorus is celebrating its 23rd anniversary of live choral performances! Why not become a part of this exciting group! Do you like to sing? Do you enjoy performing? Our goal is to give each child, who likes to sing, an opportunity to perform in a choral setting, and a chance to travel and share their musical talents with the world! An insurance fee of $20 is payable to the instructor the first day of class. Please make your insurance check payable to the Lodi Children's Chorus, Instructor: Robert Tan Thomas Theatre Gallery K -3rd Grlrhurs 3:00-4:00pm 513,10,17,24,31 4 -9th Grfrhurs 4:15-5:30pm 513,10,17,24,31 PIANO LeSSONS WITH MONICa COTa Learn the basics of note reading, music theory, technique and ear training. Lessons will be given on a weekly basis for a session of 30 minutes. My goal is to help students learn to develop music skills while encouraging them to have fun playing the piano! Students will be required topractice weekly depending on their age level and a practice room is available for this purpose. A $ l D late fee is due if not registered by the !st of the month. Please call the office for available times and dotes. Instructor: Monica Cota All ages 3, 4 or 5 doss session Practice Room #2 Tues Wed 511,8,15,22,29—$154 512,9,16,23,30—$154 615,12,19,26—$124 616,13,20,27—$124 713,10,17,24,31—$154 7111,18,25—$93 817,14,21,28—$124 811,8,15,22,29--$154 summer THea7e emrleNce i ao, Age Kindergarten thru 18 yrs. An six week intensive theatre workshop, welcomes Lodi youth into the richly rewarding world of live theatre. We will be Performing "The Adventures of Robin Hood." Because this is a workshop, we do not hold auditions and the first 100 students toster are accepted into the program. We wNclass Monday through Friday for six weeks, culminating with the performances on July 27th, 28th & 29th. Director: Robert A. Krantz Registration paid by May 14th $300 Registration paid after May 21st $350 Registration paid after May 25th $400 Mon thru Fri 6:30-9:30pm 6/11,12,13,14,15 Mon thru Fri 6:30-9:30pm 6118,19,20,21,22 Mon thru Fri 6:30-9:30pm 6125,26,27,28,29 Mon thru Thurs 6:30-9:30pm 7/9,10,11,12 Mon thru Fri 6:30-9:30pm 7116,17,18,20 Mon thru Fri 6:30.9:30pm 7123,24,25,26 commuNiTY eveNTS May 7th- Preparing Your Home or Business for the Summer Season: This is a free community event, where attendees will have the opportunity to see the latest an energy conservation products, materials and techniques. The event is designed to assist customers in preparing for summertime's warmer weather. May 7th & Sept. I Oth- Preparing Your Home or Business for the Summer Season: This is a free community event, where attendees will have the opportunity to see the latest in energy conservation products, materials and techniques. The event is designed to assist customers in preparing for summertime's warmer weather. July 9th- Solar Fair I: This is a free community event, where attendees will have the opportunity to meet with numerous solar installation contractors. The event is designed to assist those customers considering the installation of a solar system on their property. 10 BABY BOOGIe JBZZ 0 Fun and funky movement to up -beat music! This class will help your child develop motor skills and coordkwdon. Instructor: Kristan Bling Ages 4 & 5 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery $42 Thurs 10-10:30am 5110,17,24,31 Thurs 10-10:30am 617,14,21,28 BEGINNING JaZZ/TeP* This beginning class introduces basic steps and combinations in tap and jazz, teaching fundamentals of movement Instructor: Tracy Garner Ages 5-8 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery $39 Mon 3:30-4:30pm 6111,18,25,712 Ages 9-11 4 class session Mon 4:30-5:30pm 6111,18,25,712 KINDer TDP 0 Introduce your child to this fun and exciting dance! This class will help your child develop rhythm and coordination in a structured envirs>nrwt. Instructor: Kristan Bling Ages 5 & 6 4 doss session Thomas Theatre Gallery $42 Thur 10:30 -Ilam 511,17,24,31 Thur 10:30 -Ilam 617, 4,21,28 aDULT Ba11eT This class is perfect for adults who have never had ballet classes or for those who would like to begin again after an absence of yews. Ballet exercises and steps will be chosen to enhance the fitness and coordination of the adult dancer, v mal stgs and positions will be avokkW. Adift YAI* enroll in this class will, hopefully, see an IrnpromwK in muscle tone, increase their range of motion and dk. an appreciation for ballet We Y411 cover basic ballet technique including barye and center exercises that encourage stretching, strengthenirm and tone, ak>ng with an introduction to ballet terminology. Instructor: Jessica Pittman Age 16 + 1 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Fri 5:30-6.30pm 5/4,11,18,25 $40 Fri 5:30-6:30pm 611,8 $20 B&Y DaNce-Left I Explore the movements and great benefits offered by this ancient dance form. Students will learn the history, costuming and movements of this beautiful dance. Instructor: Nara Alenya Age 14 + 3 or 4 class session Kirst Mall $34!+23.50 Mon 6-7:1Spm 05114,21,28 Mon 6.7:1Spm 614,II,I8,25 Mon 6-7:15pm 712,9,16,23 Mon 6-7:1Spm 816,13,20,27 Must have instnxtor approval. Thomas Theatre Gallery Thurs 6-7.15pm 513,10,17,24 Thurs 6-7:1 Spm 617,14,21,28 Thurs 6-7:1Spm 715,12,19,26 Thurs 6-7:15pm 812,9,16,23 INTE meDlIBTe LeveL Must have instructor approval. Thomas Theatre Gallery Thurs 7:15-8:30pm 513,10,17,24 Thurs 7:15-8.30pm 617,14,21,28 Thurs 7:15-&30pm 715,12,19,26 Thurs 7:15-&30pm 812.9,16,23 or 11ft Emphasis on the development of body coordination, perception and expression of music through dance. Students will develop personal, social and learning skills that will serve them throughout their lives. Each class level is a two year curriculum ---Continuous 4-dass session -fees are per session. Director Judy Pittman Assistants Jessica Pittman & Suzwm Pitman Pre -School Ballet—New students or one year Beginning BalletiBallet I -New or one year experience. experience An introduction to ballet designed for the This class is for beginning ballet dancers and for preschool age group; includes basic ballet dancers with I year of beginning ballet positions and movement skills. Improves spatial experience. Materials covered in this class will awareness, flexibility, strength and balance in be ballet foot and arm positions, body addition to exploring movement to music. The alignment, basic vocabulary, spatial awareness, class also improves skills such as counting, timing, strengthening and flexibility of feet, working as a group and following instructions by ankles and legs. All of this is done in an using encouragement and enthusiasm. atmosphere of encouragement with an Instructors: Judy Pittman/Tues, Wed & Sat emphasis on group spirit and an appreciation of Jessica Pittman/Fri music. Age 3-4 3 or 4 class session Instructor: Judy Pittman/Wed & Sat Jessica Pittman/Fri Thomas Theatre Gallery Tue 5:30-6:30pm 511,8,15,22 $40 Tue 5:30-6:30pm 6/5+ $31 Wed 5:30-6:30pm 512,9,16,23 $40 Wed 5:30.6:30pm 6/6+ $31 Fri 3:30-4:30pm 5/4,11,18.25 $40 Fri 3:30-4:30pm 611,8 + $40 Sat 9- I Oam 515,12,19,26 $40 Sat 9-IOam 6/2+ $31 Beginning Ballet I/Ballet 1111 -Students must also be enrolled in another ballet class This class is for ballet students who want to advance rapidly in their skiffs, yet are too young for the Ballet III/IV class. Taking two ballet classes each week is important for greater improvement in turn -out and placement and also for advancement to pre-pointelpointe technique. Many new steps will also be learned. Instructor: Suzanne Pittman Age 6-11 3 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Mon 4:30-5:30pm 4130,517,14,21 $40 Mon 4:30-5:30pm 614+ $31 Seen lake + reH6arSaLS For aLL STUDeNTS, SaM[aY, JUN6 2.3-6PM aND W6DWSDBY, JUN6 6, 5-9PM 12 Age 5-11 who are emeW kt 2 dowas per arc 3 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Wed 7:30-8:30pm 512,9,16,23 Wed 4:30-5:30pm 512,9,16,23 $40 Wed 4:30-5:30pm 6/6+ $31 Fri 4:30-5:30pm 514,11,18,25 $40 Fri 4:30-5:30pm 611,8+ $40 Sat 10-1 lam 515,12,19,26 $40 Sat 10-1 lam 612+ $31 Advanced Beginning Ballet This class is for ballet dancers who have had one year of a Beginning Ballet class. Classes will be a little more advanced than the Beginning Ballet/ Ballet I split level classes. Instructor: Judy Pittman Ages 6-9 3 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Sat 2-3pm 515,12,19,26 $40 Sat 2-3pm 6/2+ $31 r---------..------------- � I Dregs Requirement Girt:Black leotards, pink tights I and pink !anther bagit+C-dlpgers. it up and back off 1 I of face and neck. x I Dress Requirement4,'-shirts, whiteI socks, black ballet petch pants or 1 I shorts. _ -------- - ----------J ia _. _ .._....._ Ballet II -Requires two years of Beginning Ballet/ Ballet l This class is for students who have had 2 years of barre work or with teacher approval. All skills learned rIV'W` and perfected. More advanced ballet steps will be introduced; timing, spatial awareness and dramatic expression. Musical interpretation will also be emphasized. Instructor: Judy Pittman Age 6-11 3 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Sat II-12pm 515,12,19,26 $40 Sat II-12pm 612+ $31 Ballet III/W-Requires 2 years of Ballet 11. This is the most advanced class offered through the Division of Arts & Culture, yet it is also suitable for beginners who are at least 12 years old. This class prepares students for pre - professional training. Regular attendance is very important and students are urged to -attend both the Wednesday & Saturday class. Instructor: Judy Pittman Ages 10+ 3 or 4 sessions Thomas Theatre Gallery Sat 12-1 pm 515,12,19,26 $40 Sat 12 -fpm 612+ $31 Pre-Pointe/Pointe-No charge for those students who are emeW kt 2 dowas per arc Instructor: Judy Pittman Wed 7:30-8:30pm 512,9,16,23 No Chg Wed 7:30-8:30pm 616+ No Chg Sat 1:00-1:30pm 515,12.19,26 No Chg Sat 1:00-1:30pm 612+ No Chg Pointe I/Pre-Pointe Must have previous enrollment in Pre-PointelPointe classes. This class is for intermediatetadvanced ballet dancers that are either on pointe or are working to develop the strength to be on pointe. Two -classes of ballet per a week are required to be enrolled in this class. Instructor: Suzanne Pittman 3 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Mon 5:30-6:30pm 4130,517,14,21 $40 Mon 5:30-6:30pm 6/4+ $31 13 THe SUMMer MUeT exPeneNce Emphasis on the development of body coordination, perception and expression of music through dance. Students will develop personal, social and learning skills that will serve them throughout their lives. This is an eight week course that may be paid in 2 installments of $45. 2nd payment due on or before July 25th. Instructors: Jessica and Suzanne Pittman Thomas Theatre Gallery $80 or 2@$45 3-5 yrs Wed 3:30-4:30pm 6/20,27 7111,18,25 811,8,15 6-8 yrs Wed 4:30-5:30pm 6120,27 7111,18,25 811,8,15 9-11 yrs. Wed 5:30-6:30pm 6120,27 7111,18,25 811,8,15 12+ Wed 6:30-7:30pm 6120,27 7/11,18.25 811,8,15 TOWN PROPERTIES Lan Heintz Realtor Oil aw30-' w lints sr WO Cell aft 127-: DaNce c1TY OF Lou BaWWM DBN WOfT TeaM Do you want to be a great dancer but don't know how? Come join the City of Lodi Ballroom Dance Team and I will give you the tools you will need to dance well. I will teach you how to make your dancing look awesome on the dance floor and want to help each person achieve their goals and reach their ideal level of dancing. Meet new people who share the same passion for dancing and have fun too! Instructor has 22 years of dance experience. What are the benefits of being a team member? • Attend all groups with dance professional, Theresa Velazquez • Attend all group classeslPracdce Parties offered on Mondays. • Volunteer to be a teacher's assistance in my private classes. • Competition expenses are paid with team dues. (about $12 per dance entry) • Team members may become United States Amateur Ballroom Dancer Association (USABDA) Members. Their many benefits include informing you of local dance events and services. • Attend competitions; City Lights, San Francisco Open, Holiday Ball, Galaxy Dance, International Grand Ball. These are organized by the National Dance Council of America. What are your responsibilities as a team member? The main responsibility is to improve your dancing and have fun! You represent the City of Lodi in local ballroom dance competitions. There are opportunities to travel locally as well as out of town. A commitment to the team is needed, and to improve your dance skill you should: • Attend practice parties on Mondays when held • Improve your dancing by taking dance classes offered by Theresa Velazquez • Help at Team events. • Must do demonstrations/volunteer work at the Annual National Arts and Humanities Open House, other community events, and compete at least I time at the National Dance Council of American Championships. Alf members must have approval of instructor, Theresa Velazquez www.r.iVgApd1ballr-QgmM-.zpor-nshare.com Mon 8-9pm 5/7,14,21,28 Mon 8-9pm 614,11,18,25 Mon 8-9pm 719,16,23,30 Mon 8-9pm 816,13,20,27 Mon 8-9pm 9110,17,24 Mon 8-9pm 1011,8,15,22,29 aMencaN DaNce camp Dance camp will give the beginning dancer a chance to come out and see what dancing is all about American Style and all levels of social dances will be introduced. Bring a relative and/ or a friend. NO PARTNER NEEDED—Snacks and Refreshments included! Instructor: Theresa Velazquez Ages 18 + i day workshop Thomas Theatre Gallery $til Mon 7-9pm 5128 SWING me/Pfcrice ParTIeS Beginning levels with introductions to intermediate dances. Theresa has 22 years in the dance business Industry. We will cover all the essentials of East Swing and West Cow Swing dance, such as, footwork, thrft se* technique and appearance. This session will be wrapped up with a practice party! Practice parties include theme parties, no alcohol, bring a friend or relative and a dish! No partner needed! Bring leather sole shoes. Pre -teens and teens okay with parents. Instructor: Theresa Velazquez Thomas Theatre Gallery Adults Mon 7-8pm 517,14,21,28 Mon 7-8pm 614,11,18,25 Mon 7-8pm 719,16,23,30 Mon 7 -Spm 816,13,20,27 4 class session $54 $54 TaP-BeGINNING ADULT Students, get ready! You will be dancing on the first day! Beginning, will introduce you to the combinations of�dhional Tap." Advanced classes will follow up with "Rad Tap" techniques. Instructor: Susan SlxkMar Aye 16 + 4 doss session Thomas Theatre Gallery $34 Tues 7:30-8:30pm 511,8,15,22 Tues 730-8:30pm 615,12,19,26 Tues 7:30-8-38pm 7110,17,24,31 Tues 7:30-8:30pm 817,14,21,28 TaP-MaNCeD Penrmce intermediate and advanced level—includes performances. New swdents wekome per instrador. 6/4,11,18,25 Instructor: Susan Sixkiller 719,16,23,30 Ages 16+ 4 doss session Thomas Theatre Gallery $29 Tues 6:30-7:30pm 5/1,13J5,22 5,22 Tues 6:30-7:30pm 615,12,19,26 Tues 6:30-7:30pm 7110,17,24,31 Tues 6:30-7:34pm 817,14,21,28 TaP-TINY TOT Toddlers will learn rhythm and movement through the elements of tap dancing and singing. The class is a fun and positive experience that introduces pre-schoolers to the world of song and dance. This is a two month class, culminating with a performance the first week end in June. Costumes will be provided. Class is limited to nine dancers --so sign up early! Instructor: Susan Sixkiller Age 3 & 4 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery $34 Wed 9-9:45am 512,9,16,30 $54 E209.333-551 te ballet Lessons Call our office for details. 15 PriVaTe BaWOM INSTfUCTION Private instruction in ballroom dances, focusing on the individual's need. Will choreograph for wedding routines, competitive dancing and shows. Includes one group class and one practice party. Lessons are I hour long. Fee is per person. $4n up for 2 private lessons for only $64t Mwt rirSillster in advance! Call our office for available times and days. Pre -teens and teens okay with parents. Instructor: Theresa Velazquez Adults f hour lesson Thomas Theatre Gallery $54 AVAILABLE DATES Mon B-9pm 517,14,21,28 14 6/4,11,18,25 15 PriVaTe BaWOM INSTfUCTION Private instruction in ballroom dances, focusing on the individual's need. Will choreograph for wedding routines, competitive dancing and shows. Includes one group class and one practice party. Lessons are I hour long. Fee is per person. $4n up for 2 private lessons for only $64t Mwt rirSillster in advance! Call our office for available times and days. Pre -teens and teens okay with parents. Instructor: Theresa Velazquez Adults f hour lesson Thomas Theatre Gallery $54 AVAILABLE DATES Mon B-9pm 517,14,21,28 Mon 8-9pm 6/4,11,18,25 Mon 8-9pm 719,16,23,30 Mon 8-9pm 816,13,20,27 LODI YOUTH BBLLeT PerFOrMING TfOUPe Dancers in this performing troupe will have solo/demi-solo/trio roles in our annual performances. This will be in addition to the following other performing opportunities: Celebration of National Arts and Humanities (October), The Lodi Parade of Lights (December) and Art on the Square (June). — Teacher Approval Required— Instructor: Judy Pittman .. Ages 5-18 3 or 4 class session Thomas Theatre Gallery Tues 4:30-5:30pm 511,8,15,22 $40 Tues 4:30-5:30pm 615 + $31 Drivers eDUCaTION Driver education is a California -required course for teens to receive a driver's license. It is the first step that must be taken so the teen can receive a driver's permit. The course includes much parental involvement, and is fun, interactive, and educational. Coursework can be completed at any time of day or night. Students may choose from an internet course or a home study course. DMV -accepted completion certificates issued upon successful completion of the course. Class does not include behind -the -wheel driving. Upon completion of the driver education course, the students will receive: • Certificate of Completion (Pink Slip) of Driver Education - DMV required certificate for people under the age of 18 to receive a driver license • Certificate of Enrollment in Driver's Training - DMV Required certificate for people under the age of 17 1/2 to receive a driving permit • Transcript for 2.5 Class Credits (Acceptance is at the discretion of the school district) Price is $75 For home study course, add $10 5&H Ages: 14-18 COMMUNITY eVeNTs Lodi Public Library Programs See more at vwvw,lodi.gov/library Story Hours Tuesdays: Toddler Time and Preschool Storytime at 10:15 am Wednesdays: Toddler Time and Preschool Storytime at 10:15 aM Saturdays: Family Storytime at 10:30 am Summer Reading Clubs Children: Get a Clue @ Your•. Library: May 29'—July 31` Teens: YNK @ Your Library (You Never Know): May 29' July 31ST Adults: Women of Mystery: June 3rd—Aug. 5`h, meeting every two weeks on Sundays at 2:00 pm Book Club Fourth Thursdays at 5:30 pm except for Summer Reading Club May 24`h, August 23`d Movies: Second Sundays at 2:00 pm May 13', June 10`h, July 8', and August 12' Art Hop First Fridays 6:00-9:00 pm May 4, June I x, July 6, and August 3" Small Business Workshops Second Wednesdays 4:30-6:30 pm Show Me the Money! May 9' Attracting Customers: June 13`h Tapping the Internet: July 11' Work in Your Jammies: August 8`h 16 I WSW Summer is here the barbequing begins! Come learn what the BBQ restaurants do not want you to know. Yeu. ieaming how to prop- erly season dry rubs afi 1t&Mnate your favorite cuts. The menu consists of Cedar Ram Roasted Salmon, BBQ Flank Steak with Chili - Lime butter; 9M CMCMh wO ChIpc&`86Q Sauce, GriNed Park Lain with SOAM'Mnpr Soy Sauce. A supply fee of $15 is payable to the instructor the day of class. Instructor: Dexter Ridley Ages 15+ One -day workshop Daphne's Kitchen $65 Tues 6-9pm 5122 1SL8ND series Come enjoy some cool breezes and good eats as we tour the Islands of Hawaii. The menu consists of Hawaiian Style BBQ Ribs, Kalua Pork, Haupia _(traditional Hawaiian dessert), Five Spice Shoyu Chicken and a special island drink. A supply fee of $15 is payable to the instructor the day of class. Instructor: Dexter Ridley Ages 15+ One -day workshop Daphne's Kitchen $4S Tues 6:30-9pm 6119 Ham YOGA Hatha Yoga combines gentle physical postures (Asara) with 01*at stretch and strengthen the body and improve concentration of the mind. This class is designed for enjoyment and relaxation while learning new skills that will transfer to everyday life; thus increasing your creativity, concentration and relaxation. Please bring a mat or a blanket. Attend both Mon. & Thurs. classes in one month for a reduced rate of $64l *$56 Instructor: Diana Wolfe Age 14 + 4 class session Pisano Room $39 9 Tues 6-7:15pm 511,8,15,22 Thurs 6-7:15pm 5/3,10,17,24 Tues 6-7: t Spm 615,12,19,26 Thurs 6-7: I Spm 617,14,21,28 No class in July Tues 6.7:15pm 817,14,21,28 Thurs 6-7:15pm 8/9,16.23,30 17 �` 11111.18101 Come enjoy some down home southern comfort food. The menu consists of, Week 1-Meadoaf, Black-eyed peas, Sifiilet Cornbread, Mac & Cheese, 7 -up cake. l supply fee of $15 is payable to the instructor the day of ass UFried Chicken, Greens, Sucdotd Yom, Old Fashioned Banana Pudding.. A supply foe of $15 is payable to the instructor the day of class. Instructor. Dexter Ridley Ages 15+ One -day workshop Daphne's Kitchen $50 Week I Tues 6-9pm 7117 Week 2 Tues 6-9pm 7124 PUerTO rICaN CUISINe 101 Come en.ccoy some of the rich heritage of this island in t e Caribbean. The influx of many different nationalities has created a rich environment for different kinds of food. So enjoy a little spice in your life and maybe some rum too! The menu consists of. Shellfish Asopao (soup), San ]uan Cheese Buns , Puerto Rican Stew (chicken , Sweet Potato and Pineap- ple Pie, EI Coqui (drink). A supply fee of $15 is payable to the instructor the day of class. Instructor: Dexter Ridley Ages 15+ One -day workshop Daphne's Kitchen $35 Tues 6-9pm 8114 WINe TaST1NG 101 This class will take you on an exciting adventure into the world of wine. Learn the basics of wine production, differences in varietal wine grapes and their geographical growing regions, now to read a Ca lfornla wine label, glossary of essential wine tasting,terms and final how to taste wine like the professionals thro the sensations of tasting. sensory evaluation ower Point presentation—,Ai1 students are required to bring 6 wine glasses to class. Instructor: Brian Price (EnologistlWine Educator) Ages 11 + One Day Workshop. Cottage Room $34 Thurs 7-10pm 6121 Thurs 7-1Opm 8/23 Parrs m recreaflON Tot Soccer: There will be a Tot Soccer program for 3-5 year aid children, which has a registration period that runs from March 5 - April 13, 2007. The cost range will be $30 to $50 per player, ac- cording to proof of residency an where the participant actually resides. The Tot Soccer program will run May to June for six consecutive Saturdays. Tot T -Ball: The Tot T- Ball program for 3-5 year old children will have a sign-up period that will run from May 14 - June 22, 2007. The cost range will be $30 to $50 per player, according to proof of residency on where the participant actually resides. The T -Boll program will run July to August for six consecutive Saturdays. Young Rembrandts: Instructor: Matt Pugh Code: see below Cost: $103.00 Young Rembrandts classes are educational, and our step by step curriculum is developed to teach foundational art skills in a fun, nurturing environment, that will give your child an academic advantage. Classes are once a week on Saturdays, 45-60 minutes long, and all materials are provided. Class times are: Preschool: 3.5-5 years 10:30 am 2007.2011 Elementary: 6-12 years 11:30 am 2007.2012 Cartoon: 6-13 years old 12:30 pm 2007.2013 Location: LOOK Building 221 Lawrence Ave. (behind the Grape Bowl in the parking lot) Instructor: Kerry McClelland Code, 2007.0005 Registration will be ongoing Cost: $90.00 Residents $100.00 Non-residents "Additional $5.00 copying fee This will be a series of classes offering:Singing lessons voice lessons, basic music reading, and voice safety. Ms. McClelland has an excellent singing voice and years of experience teaching children the art of singing solo and in choirs. Location: New Hope Free Will Baptist Church 345 Elm St., Lodi sunpner Swim League_ Lodi Summer Swim League sign- — — — — — — — — ups will begin on April 2, 2007 and continue until May 31, 2007. Swimmers must be at level 4 by Red Cross standards, meaning capable of swimming 25 yards without assistance. New swimmers will be placed on a team by the Lodi Parks A Recreation Department. Special request forms must be fined out by parents seeking a particular team. There is no guarantee that all special requests will be granted! The cost of the program ranges from $50 to $70 per swimmer, according to proof of residency on where the participant actually resides. Practice for teams will begin on Tuesday, May 29th at various Lodi pools. �t tTA cF rt" Swim Lessons: The Lodi Parks & Recreation Department will begin taking signups for summer swim lessons beginning April 2, 2007 until May 11, 2007. There are 4 different sessions that will be available. There will be limited space of up to 20 participants per 30 minute class time. Levels will vary on swimmers capabilities. All swim classes follow the National Standards of the American Red Cross. Priority registration for incorporated Lodi City limits will be $35 per student. Regular registration for all other students will cost $50 per participant. Current proof of residency is required. No 9NQMffzW Come to the Parks and ft~fon office to obtain a flyer with the available times for lessons. Body Flow Facilitator: Nancy Olson Where: Lodi National Guard Armory Gym 333 N. Washington St., Lodi When: Monday evenings from 6:30-8:30 April 2, 2007 through May 7, 2007 Cost: $85 for 6 week session Drop -ins welcome- $20 per night AGE: 18 years and older Code: 3737.0002 Join us for 2 hours of enthusiastic dance, where you will discover through rhythm and movement how to let go of stress, move from indecision to decision, get some great exercise and become more grounded and centered through playful and joyous dance. There is no instruction, no wrong way to do it, just dance like no ones watching. We will begin by slowly warm- ing up, then dancing to a steady increase in beat and coming back to stillness. The music will include everything from popular to blues, classic to Middle Eastern and more. You must be 18 or over to attend. Dress comfortably, bring a water battle and plan on dancing barefoot or in socks Citizenship Classes The Lodi Parks and Recreation Department along with former Stockton City Councilman, Mr. Ted Gonzales, are offering citizenship class to those people who are interested in becoming a United States citizen. Registration Dates: OPEN -(or until filled and class will be limited to 20 students per session) Class Dates: Classes will be ongoing (Tuesdays only) Timc: 9 am to 12 pm Location: 221 Lawrence Ave, Lodi (LOOK Building behind the Grape Bowl) Age: No age requirements just a desire to become a United States citizen Cost: $130.00 (Non- residents of Lodi an additional $10.00 will apply) (An additional $18 will be due the first class meeting for required materials) Find Fun in Fitness These are 30 minute circuit training classes for ages 5 years old and up. You must sign up for 4 weeks. Class is limited to 15 students. Cost: $8.00 per class plus a one time registration fee of $25.00 (non-refundable fee) Class Begins: March 12, 2007 Days: Mondays- Thursday Times: Please come to Parks and Recreation to view list of class times. Location: Classes are held at Gymweovers Gymnastic Center 915 Black Diamond Way in Lodi For additional information on these programs as well as others we offer, please visit our website at www.todi.gov. 00* - 1111- 1-111016 k" P* 0 1W 18 19 ParKS aND W--eaTION Future Stars 2000 Tennis Academy Session I: March 5 through March 26 Session Ii: April 9 through April 30 Session M: May 7 through May 28 4 classes per session. Youth sessions are 8 classes, Classes held Monday at Kofu Park Tennis Courts, 1145 S. Ham Lane Tiny Tots Ages 4-7 Time: 4:00-4:30 PM Fee: $55.00 Pre -Academy Ages 8-17 Time: 4:30 - 5:30 PM Fee: $75.00 Jr. Excelksncedr..AOWt Ages 10 threugljr Adwt Time: 5:30 - 7:00 PM Fee: $85.00 r 2ZL h Summer Safari Camp The Lodi Parks and Recreation Department is taking sign-ups now for our 2007 Summer Safari Camp is for children ages 5 to 14. Our weekly Safari experience takes place at Lodi lake Park from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Safari'ers will experience thrills and fun throughout the week. Activities include water sports, nature tours, pad- dle boat rides and arts and crafts. There will be bi-weekly expeditions to such exciting places as Concord Water World, San Francisco's Exploratorium, Monterey Bay Aquarium, and Santa Cruz Beach Board Walk. Two snacks, juice and ice water are provided daily but lunches must be brought. *We r esa-m the right to refun so vita i%rAM rn dn&ft c" for inappropriate or aggressive behavior and there will be no refunds. Week Dates Fee. codle 1 June 4- June 8 $100.00 1046.2007 2 *June 11 -June 15 $100.00 1046.2008 Field Trip June 14 $40.00 1046.2015 3 June 18 -June 22 $100.00 1046.2009 4 *June 25-June29 1000 1046.2010 Field Trip June 27 $40.00 10".2M6 5 July 2 - July 6* * $100.00 1046.2011 6 *July 9- July 13 $:100D0 16"18 Field Trip July 12 $40.00 1046.2017 7 July 16 -July 20 $100.00 1046.2013 Field Trip July 26 540.00 1046.2018 8 *July 23 -Jul 27 $100.00 1046.2014 Program Details: Monday through Friday we will meet in the Kiwanis Picnic Area in Lodi Lake Park (The ke is cl ed ndo). Program end time will be 6 p.m. at the site where yyou drop off your child(ren). arents or other authorized person is required to sign children) in and out of the program. Children need to come prepared for outdoor activities. Items to peck daily include a sack lunch, a swimsuit, towel sunscreen , comfort- able shoes, hat or other protective gear. Please a everything. Two snacks, juice, and ice water or Lemonade will be provided daily. Children will be participating in a variety of activities throughout the park and day. When at Legion Park the children can brwg their roller blades and geor, PSZ games, and favorite musk and movies. We will have water play, OR lots of iwn. ;a be dosed July 4'", 2W7. We will be at Legion Park July S, 2006 and back to kala an My 6. FOMCLAian wedaa an $40 in fees will apply. DAY RATES, ASK ABOUT A SAFARI PASS F0 RE FULL WEEK SAFARI CAMPERS WILL HAVE PRIORITY ON FIELD TRIPS. MORE DETAILS? CALL RACHEL AT 333-6742. �ry Program Fees: Fees are $100.00 per week plus cost of field trips, Fees are due in advance and must be paid by Monday of each week. When signing up for a Safari, you are reserving space for your child(ren). There wIH be no prorating of fees or multi -child discounts. • We will offer a New Safari 10 Day Pass for day reservations only. The Safari pass is good for the duration of summer camp and therevriU*— w r4 funds if all punches are not used. You can choose what day yew child will go to camp. IU 9AA Owl ON not be honored for fiW trips. Field trips will be reserved only for Full Week Campers. Space is very limited on the field trips due to seating capacity on the Reserved Coach. The cost for the 10 Day Sunr•rr Safari Pass is $300.00. Passes will be kept at Camp with Registration/Emergency information. Program ends promptly at 6:00 p.m. Late pick-up fees of $5 for each 5 -minute increments will be assessed and must be paid the following Monday of each week. There will be no late charges on the field trip days. WARNV-, : CHILDREN DO GET SUNBURNED, 50 REQUE5T TO HAVE YOUR CHILD WEAR THEIR TEE SHIRT IN THE WATER FOR BETTER PROTECTION. PLEASE SUNSCREEN THEM BEFORE THEY GET TO THE LAKE. Expedition trips: Field trips will be on a first canis first som "W CgMM39ft 2* bask . Space will be limited to 45 children. Waiting lists will be established. Cart will be provided at the Lake for kids not going on field trips. Parents can attend trips for $40.00. (Only is space is available. Safari Campers will have priority on field trips). Friends cannot attend field trips. Parents who reserve and pay for space cannot give up their seat to a non- camper without speaking to Rec. Supervisor. Five expeditions are planned. Ex- peditions will include bus ride/admission to various area recreational spots. All expe- ditions will leave at 7:30 a.m. SHARP! An additional fee will apply for these weeks to cover costs of trips and must be paid by Monday of that week. Expeditions planned include: 0 Caneord Water World W O San Francisco F.xploratorium $40 0 Steinhart Museum and Aquarium $40 0 Monterey Bay Aquarium $40 0 Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk $40 *Safari Pass Campers cannot attend the field trips. Space is reserved onl for full week campers. *ASE NOTE: In the event that your child does not attend an excursion: YOU WILL STILL BE CHAD THE FULL EXCURSION AMOUNT. YOU ARE RESERVING SPACE FOR THE EXCURSION. EVEN IF YOU HAVE PAID IN ADVANCE OR PUT YOUR CHILD'S NAME ON A WAITING LIST. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS OR EXCEPTIONS,AND WE WILL NOT APPLY,, THE #A*4EY TO ANOTHER TRIP. l._._._._._._._._.------------------- .----- .----- ._._._._._._._._.._. i Registration accepted beginning April 23, 2007 For more information and i i registration, please call the Lodi Parks d Recreation Department at 333-6742. i 20 21 Lap Swhn Lap Swim 11:30—12:45pm 11:30—12:45pm Physical Therapy 12.45A: 1 5prn (closed to public) Lap Swim 11:30—12:45pm Camp Hutchins 1-2pm (closed to public) Arthritis 2-2:45pm Conditioning 3-3:55pm Lap Swim Lap Swim 11:30-12:45pm 11:30-12:45pm Physical Therapy Camp Hutchins 12:45-4:15pm 1-2pm (closed to public) (closed to public) Arthritis 2-2:45pm CondWoning 3-3:55pm Familyy Swim Arthritis Family Swim 4 4:SSpm 4:15 spm 4 bpm Condkioning Adult Open Swim 5-5:55pm 5:10-5:50pm Cardio Splash Cardio Splash e 6-7pm 6-7pm ,; W181" Lap Swim Lap Swim 7-1:55pm 7-7:55pm 7-7:55pm auatics Class a 45 minute NO IMPACT exercise class geared toward the participant with riste for anyone new to exercise. Physician's written approval required. rnoderate workout consisting of warm-up, cardiovascular work, muscle strengthening and Apa*mn "Z ora k2unger adult new to exercise. class targets cardiovascular training, muscle strengthening and overall endur- See Aquatics Coordinator, Kim McClelland for details. lAro : yw goestlons available by phoning POOL RULES SHOWER PRIOR TO ENTERING POOL! required for* swimmers. Paque shoes for t w in the shower and pool. rllttied by adult and actively participating in class. �. PERFUN3 0R COLOG NEI I POOL USE FEES: etrttx Disabled/children 2-17: $2.50 per day. $25 for 15 visit pass. Aduft 18-59 yrs.: $3.75 per day $43 for 15 visit pass. 22 X TOTAL VISAIMC Payment _VISA _MasterCard MAKE YOUR CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE CFTY OF LODI Card # Exp. MOAL 1 Name/Signature as it appears on card Refunds/Cancellations/Transfers: I. All students who wish to cancel their enrollment must notify the Division of Arts & Culture office, in writing, at least 10 business days prior to the start date of the class, or they will be subject to a forfeiture of the entire course fee. All refunds will be subject to a $9 administration fee. II. Enrollees may reschedule to the same class at a later date (same instructor only) or substitute students without penalty, if they do so at the time of cancellation. In this case, tuition payments will be held as a credit and applied toward the rescheduled class or substituted student. III. Rescheduling will not entitle enrollee to a refund or credit to a credit card, but will be held as a credit for the next time enrollee comes to class. IV. This policy applies to all courses, regardless of promotions, discounts, annual programs or other agreements. V. If a student does not show up for class, the customer thereby forfeits the full tuition fee. NO EXCEPTIONS. VI, The Division of Arts & Culture and the City of Lodi reserve the right to cancel a program at any time. In such case, students receive their choice of a full refund or rescheduling. a. If the student chooses to reschedule, a credit will be placed on file. which must then be used within twelve (12) months of original notice of cancellation. b. If the credit is not used within the time frame outlined above, the participant will forfeit the full tuition fee. VII. The City of Lodi and the Division of Arts & Culture also reserve the right to combine or divide classes; to change the time, date or place of classes, to change the instructor, and to make other changes which become necessary to ensure a quality experience for the participants 23 Friday, June e - 6 pm to 8-;o pm oriel Art Show Saturday, june x -aro am to 6 pass Sunday, ]nee 3 - to am to 5 pm s s. CA as Art on the Square Festival Sample of Scheduled Events June 1" 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm in Thomas Theatre Gallery at HSS Juried Art Show featuring award winning art work Patricia Moore - vocalist Wine Tasting & Hors d'oeurevs June 2"d 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Fine Arts & Crafts Show 1:00 pm- 6:00 pm Wine Tasting ($10.00 for Commemorative Glass) 1:00 pm- 4:00 pm Wine Class with Brian Price (Enologist(Wine Educator) Gourmet Food Demonstration by Wine & Roses All day Kids' Art Zone 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Classic Rock Outdoor Concert with the Classic Hawks ($5.00 entr ince fee) June 3`d 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Fine Arts & Crafts Show 8:00am - 11:00am - Pancake Breakfast by Kiwanis Club ($3.00 - $5.00) 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Wine Tasting ($10.00 for Commemorative Glass) 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Wine Class with Brian Price (Enologist/Wine Educator) Gourmet food Demonstration by School Street Bistro All day Kids' Zone 5:00 Lodi Community Band Concert in the CPL Theatre - Free Admission Thpv,. IOou to ouY S?owsOYs! IE°1COPM fiUpUt E4 SALON DOUX UMP9U or B.MA.,�.K •••••• ; TON) • 8onAp tit • .••.i:•• COUZN� PROPERTI' S rr<rc�ns� ,��;�a, � LodiNews-Sentl<nel The Cita of Lodi Cordiall� invites you to An Art in Pu6lic Places Cele6ration and Dedication Ceremoncg "Water Tower Project" Artist, Rick Cardinio ,Jr. at 10:00 in t}ie morning Tuesdaq, tke 25th of July Two Thousand and Six The Top door of tine Lodi Station Parkin Structure Corner of Pine and Sacramento Streets THE UNITED STATES AIR ADEMYBAD Lt Corel Steven Grimo, Cn namder (SALARY B,RASS SPONSORED BY � p � projecOtfund , Program Fanfarrfnr the Cmsmon Man.......................................Aaron Copland Arr'MSgt Joseph Spa,niola SingSing Sine ... .......... ............. ........................................ Louis Pritaa Arr TSgt Kea Soper Sentimental Mood ....................................................... make EUinFtw Arr. Ja& Gale Malaguena................................................................... Ernesto Lacona Arr. TSgt Kale Roda.bough Home .........................................................Arr. TSgt Stephen Branner: Music of Chicago .........................................Arr. MSgt Joseph Spaniola Intermission Zarathustra' carnation ........................................... Arr. Todd Sizer Black Horse od Cherry Tree.......................Aff. I`Sgt Stephen Brannen High dight ................ ) David Laubach .........................Arr. MSgi (ret. Letters from far....................................................Arr. 'TSgr Ken Soper GodMess America ...................................................... Arr. Save Shafer Personnel Group LeakrlTrumpet SMSgc Lely Hill Albuquerque, NM TrUMP1 MSgc)apJ Hatfield Ft W yne, IN Horn MSgt &c 'Thomas Los Angeles, CA Trombew MSgt Raul Schneider Cokwdo Springs, CO Bass Trombone MSgt Kul Bradley Branson, MO Gwtar TSgt Swphea Brannen Naskwille, 'l'N Bass TSgt Jason Crowe Vancouver, WA Mums TSgt Hencique De Almeida Recife, Brazil vocals MSgt R#n"! Ward Sinai Valley, CA TSgr Pfincy PO&nbager San Antonio, TX Audio MSgt.Dan Kenemore Wilmette, 11, Any callep aux prepare you for an "navy canter. 'Bose W6 Mvfti the Wund fie* Air force Academy will become prvpawd for an cumrdhwy INC. VW t rvwwwwdemy td .rionr saxr. lie routs of the United States Air Forth can be traced backto the creation of the Aeronautical Division of the U.S. Army Signal Corps in 190T The first American flying military organization. In 1918 the United States Army was rcorganixed with the addition of 17,500 personnel of the Air Service. The Air Service was renamed Army Air Corps in July 1926. In jme 1941; the US Arty Air Forces were formed under the command of General Hew "Haps Arnold. General Carl Spaam succeeded General Arnold as commander of the USAAF in 1946. He then became die first Chief of Staff of die newly formed United States Air Form in September, 19 7.7he first major role for. the USAF !w the Berlin Airlift. Fgsr 462 days from. ]hire 1948 .September 1949,.USAF and British RAF platter (kw into western sectors of Berlin delivering hu.rnanitarian. aid deep into Soviet co wolkd territory. Uldnwtely, 278,228 flights were made and 2,326,406 tons of food and supplies were dthvered. to Berlin. Since World War ti, the USAF has taken parr it) military actions throughout rite world, including cmAicts in Korea, Southeast Asia, Dewt Storm, Kosovo, and the current (global war on Terrorism. Today's Air Force, under command of the 19th Chief of Staff, General. T. Michael Moseley, consists of 9 Major Commands and 700,000 active duty, guard and reserve Personnel. The rniscion of the USAF today is tra "deliver sovereign options for the defense of d6c United Stara of America and its global interesrs --- to fly, and fight in Air, Spare, ariid Cyberspace." The United States Ak Force is wholeheartedly committed to t efleeting the diversity of great narion. We actively encourage individuals from all cuitural and ethnic backgrounds to learn about their Air Form asci seek positions in the hand program. For more infnrrtc Boat, contact Air Porte Bands Division at (70.3) 696-9165 or wwwafm;llhand/. www. usafacademyband. com