On Wednesday, December 17, Santa Claus stopped by the Canyon Country Community Center for the 2nd Annual Milk and Cookies Event.
Guests enjoyed Santa’s stories of the North Pole and his workshop.
Children had an opportunity to have a personal visit with Santa to tell him their holiday wishes.
Guests enjoyed holiday cookies and milk, holiday crafts, and a variety of photo opportunities.
For more information and future events at the Canyon Country Community Center, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
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The City of Santa Clarita is inviting residents to help provide public input at the Future Canyon Country Community Center Public Workshop happening this Wednesday, December 3, at 7 p.m. at the Canyon Country Community Center.
This public workshop will help plan and prioritize amenities and programming for the new Canyon Country Community Center. Food and refreshments will be served, compliments of Toppers Pizza.
For more information about the Canyon Country Community Center, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC. To RSVP to the event, call (661) 255-4965 or via email at CCCC@Santa-Clarita.com.
On Thursday, November 13, approximately 80 residents jumped and jived the night away to a swinging live band at the Canyon Country Community Center.
For future events happening at the Canyon Country Community Center, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
The City of Santa Clarita is seeking residents to provide input to help determine programming needs and prioritize amenities for the future Canyon Country Community Center. Residents can share their thoughts via an online survey at Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC or RSVP to attend two public workshops on October 15 and December 3 at 7:00 p.m. at Canyon Country Park, located at 17615 Soledad Canyon Road.
To RSVP to attend the City’s public workshops at Canyon Country Park, call (661) 255-4965 or email CCCC@Santa-Clarita.com. Refreshments will be served.
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Santa Clarita residents can stay active this fall with several free and low-cost offerings at the Canyon Country Community Center. Registration is now open for a variety of programs, including a new circuit training fitness class and the return of a popular swing dance event.
Local adults 40 and older can wear their best dapper duds and dancing shoes for an evening at the Big Band Dance on Tuesday, September 16 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Canyon Country Community Center. Attendees will be able to jump and jive while listening to the music of the big band era. Admission is free with membership to the Canyon Country Community Center.
Registration is also available for the Canyon Country Community Center’s new SMART ProTrainer Circuit class for adults. On Thursdays from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. through October 30, attendees of all fitness levels will burn calories with strength training, explosive plyometric moves and speed training incorporating the Community Center’s SMART ProTrainer interactive fitness wall. The SMART ProTrainer Circuit is available at $5 per class.
The Canyon Country Community Center offers a variety of activities.
A free membership to the Canyon Country Community Center is required to participate in the above activities, and is currently being accepted.
For more information about fall programs and events at the Canyon Country Community Center, please call (661) 284-1480, visit santa-clarita.com/cccc, or visit the Canyon Country Community Center, located at 18792 Flying Tiger Drive.
The month of July marks a year and half since the Canyon Country Community Center opened its doors. In 2013, the Center had a total of 2,907 participants and in June 2014, the total number of participants was 3,987, an overall increase of 27% in participation thus far.
For adults and seniors, popular programming is being offered such as board game nights, bridge and bingo nights, an evening of exercise with dance instructor is also available.
The Summer Blast program for children offers sign language, conversational Japanese,writing and producing a film, and even a “Chopped” food competition.
For more information about programs, events, and activities, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
On April 11, the Canyon Country Community Center invited families to take part in the first XerPro Family Night Challenge. The Center was divided into four areas; Trivia, XerPro Wall, Lounge, and Photo Booth, to accommodate each individual’s interests and strengths, and provide a rotating schedule so that every family was able to compete in each room.
The focal point of the XerPro Family Challenge was the XerPro Wall focusing on teamwork, communication, and determination based on the points they accumulated during the event. After three rotations of diverse challenges, families awaited to hear their standings.
In the Trivia area, participants’ knowledge of such topics as Santa Clarita, celebrities & athletes, geography, entertainment, basic math, and United States Presidents were tested.
Lastly, each family was able to decorate a picture frame for a family photo taken at the center’s Photo Booth. Every participant earned a medallion, and the top three families earned a trophy to take home.
For more information about future events at the Canyon Country Community Center, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
On Friday, March 28, over 250 residents attended the Friday Night Lights (FNL) event at the Park Sierra Apartment complex in Canyon Country.
Youth and teens participated in activities including face painting, water-balloon toss, and multiple themed games.
Residents participated in bingo activities and enjoyed prizes donated by Toys R US, Canyon Country Car Wash, and Stater Brothers Grocery Store.
For more information about future Friday Night Lights events in Canyon Country, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
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The Canyon Country Community Center is now offering a wide variety of cardio fitness classes for community members who want to get fit for the summer season.
For more information about the different classes at th e Canyon Country Community Center, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
Recently, the XerPro Wall at the Canyon Country Community Center underwent many exciting enhancements that will expand its current programming for residents.
Visible changes to the XerPro Wall include new multicolored LED lights and sensors, new plastic covers for the sensors, and a new control box on the left side of the wall. The XerPro “voice” is now more inviting and appealing, and a third speaker now adds additional audio.
New alphabet, number, and color changing games have been added to the XerPro wall, allowing expanded programming for preschoolers/tots and children with special needs.
For more information about the Canyon Country Community Center, visit Santa-Clarita.com/CCCC.
