Saturday, January 28, 2012

Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Parks District

Tee Ball for Boys & Girls ages 4–8

Registration begins February 1

The Tee Ball program is designed to teach boys and girls the fundamentals of Tee Ball in a recreational environment. Parents can also get into the fun by volunteering as team coaches. The 8-week season stresses fun, sportsmanship, and teamwork concepts.

Tai Chi Class

NEW! Coming in March…

If you are looking for a way to reduce stress, consider Tai Chi. Tai Chi Chuan is an internal Chinese Martial Art that promotes relaxation, balance, coordination, flexibility, and strength, and is often described as a “meditation in motion”. The instructors will lead you through performing a series of postures or movements in a slow, graceful manner. Tai Chi is gentle and suitable for everyone, regardless your age or physical ability.

Tone It Up! Class Discontinued

The last class for Tone It Up! will be Tuesday, January 31. This class will be discontinued after that.

Days and Times: Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 to 6:00pm through January 31, 2012
Location: Tehachapi Educational Center (the gym facing Tehachapi Blvd.), 126 S. Snyder Ave. (Directions)
Cost: $35 per month or a $5 per class drop-in fee

Contact Info: For more information contact 822-3228 (Sandy x13 or Carrie x10) or email info@tvrpd.org or sandy@tvrpd.org.

Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Parks District – an Essential Component of Our Community

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TVRPD District Boundaries
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TVRPD District Boundaries :: Bear Valley Springs and Stallion Springs are not included in the TVRPD.

Recreation is an essential element of a healthy and vibrant community, providing individual social and economic value. People rely on Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Parks District's parks, facilities and recreation programs for many benefits, ranging from the pursuit of health and fitness, adult and youth education, getting out and enjoying nature, or simply seeking family togetherness. Recreation and parks encourage individuals, groups and families to connect in a way that creates open, diverse and fun experiences. Recreation programs and park systems have also become an integral component of the county's economic development and sustainability.

The District was formed on December 4, 1958. Since then the District has strived to meet the recreational needs of the Tehachapi Valley. TVRPD currently operates a range of facilities devoted to providing health and fitness, recreation, and educational opportunities. These facilities include recreational buildings, sports facilities, an aquatic facility, boat dock, camping and fishing access. Recreational programming and special events offered within and outside of these facilities work to enrich the lives of all residents. TVRPD has a vision and commitment to provide and develop new facilities that will service the entire Tehachapi Valley.

Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Parks District provides quality customer service through its dedicated employees who are committed to creating an environment that is safe and beneficial for all. TVRPD values the community's commitment and support, including extensive volunteer efforts and is constantly seeking new and innovative ways to better serve the public.