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Tai Chi Chuan – Chi Gung
in the Community Room. Six-month intensive course presenting 3 dynamic forms of Chi Gung: Soaring Crane (Sept-Oct), Eight Piece Brocade (Nov-Dec), and I Chin Ching (Jan-Feb).
Find out more »Seibukan Jujutsu – Kids
in the Dojo. For children 7 years and up.
Find out more »Seibukan Jujutsu
in the Dojo. The focus is on self defense, self awareness and self development. Seibukan allows any one to train who is willing to show up on the mat and embrace the way of budo and bushido.
Find out more »Yoga for Seniors
in the Community Room. This class incorporates gentle joint movements to increase mobility and minimize stiffness and pain. This gentle approach to exercise makes it accessible for all people including those with arthritis, osteoporosis, musculoskeletal injuries, chronic fatigue, or those who, regardless of age, are new to Yoga.
Find out more »Latin Dance Party with Pura Vida, Key Elements, TreMendo Samba
Community Center of Mendocino and Pura Vida present a Latin dance party on Saturday, June 23, featuring Bay Area Latin/Brazilian jazz ensemble Key Elements, Pura Vida, and TreMendo Samba. This event is a fundraiser for the Community Center and the After School Enrichment Program. Key Elements, a project of veteran Bay Area salsa pianist Patricia Thumas, also features noted jazz saxophonist and flautist (and former Mendocino Coast resident) Robin Nzingah Smith, who performed with the Rutgers University Big Band at…
Find out more »Camp 1: Music Camp
Rhythmic fun! 7 yrs and up Listen to the beat, the beat, the beat… Join us the first week of summer camps for a rhythmic exploration of world music. Participants will keep a rhythm journal and explore drums from around the world. Each day ends with a drum circle. Drums will be provided, but if you have your own please bring it along! Instructor: Mary Linklater
Find out more »Camp 2: Theater Camp
6 years and up Join us for a week of fun-filled theater camps! Start the day with some morning stretches and games. Develop interesting characters, and realize the power of objectives and words. We will write a small skit and perform it at the end of the week. All students must be proficient readers who are ready and willing to participate in a group. We will take inspiration from some of our favorite fairytales and classic books. Instructor: Maya Neumeier
Find out more »Monday AA
in the Twilight Room
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