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September 2019
Adult Tap Dance Classes
Adult tap dance classes offered Monday-Thursday days and evenings and include beginning, intermediate and advanced. No drop-ins allowed. Visit the website, for class registration and schedules.
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Glass Act Mosaics Collective
Want to bring your inner artist to life in a fun and supportive atmosphere? Creating mosaics is a fun way to explore colors and shapes while sharing ideas with one another. All levels of artistic abilities are welcomed, from beginners to experienced artists. Come join the fun! Class meets on Tuesdays from noon-3 in Room 11. Drop-in fee is $12 and monthly fees are $40 (includes supplies).
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Polynesian Dance
Learn the dances of Hawaii, New Zealand, Samoa, and Tahiti. Dancers of all ages and experience levels are welcome. Hula: Students learn ancient and modern forms of Hawaiian dance, basic olelo (language), and gain an appreciation for Hawaiian culture. Students learn hulas within their historical context, develop an ear for the Hawaiian language via Hawaiian dance vocabulary and lyric translation, incorporate the use of hula implements(uli ulis, pu'ili sticks, ipu, ili ilis, etc), increase all around fitness level and flexibility, and share the spirit of aloha with…
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Puppy School
Do you want a good relationship with your dog? Prevent problem behaviors before they even begin; get your puppy off to the right start with safe socialization and gentle training methods with Sirius Puppy Training classes. All of the following classes are held in Room 11: Puppy Kindergarten, 8 - 11 weeks of age, Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. Puppy Training 1, for 12 - 18 weeks of age, Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. and Thursday at 6:00 p.m. Puppy 2, for…
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Eagle Claw Kung Fu Academy of Sacramento
Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Wu Style Tai Chi Chaun taught by Instructor Mary Melliza. The Northern Eagle Claw system is ideal for both men and women of various age groups, body types, and athletic ability. Because the system relies upon subtle redirection of an attacker's own aggressive energy, it can be used effectively regardless of the practitioner's size or strength. For Teens and Adults
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Women’s Friendship Group
Meet new friends and discover new hobbies! 2nd & 4th Wednesdays 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in Room 11 *New Times!* Cost: free; donations appreciated. Join our new women's group, that focuses on topics like women's issues, plans group luncheons, takes field trips, and hosts guest speakers-- just to name a few of the many fun aspects of this group. The Women's Friendship group meets monthly in Room 11 so members can catch up formally and address housekeeping needs. Each…
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Curtis Park Pajama Parade and Egg Hunt
SCNA’s annual Spring Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, April 11. It will begin with the traditional pajama parade at 9:30 a.m. at the north end of William Curtis Park. Parade goers will wind the streets to Curtis Hall at the Sierra 2 Center where children can enjoy a variety of crafts and activities. Bunny photos will be available with suggested donation of $5. The Egg Hunt will follow on Sierra 2 Green at 10:30 a.m. The hunt will be…
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