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For local non BHN related activities and resources, scroll down this page.
*Please note that the non-BHN Events are not related to Bayside church or BHN in any way. This is merely the passing on of information that may be of interest to your family.
Sunday, August 13, 2017
Sacramento Historical Fencing, Oct. 22, 11 am to 3 pm, $15
October, a time for feasting and fighting.
The Sacramento Freifechter is opening its doors to any and all interested in Historical European Martial Arts, Swords, and how to use them. This event is intended for martial arts of all varieties. We will have space for fencers to engage in friendly competition, cutting stands for you to test your skills with a sharp sword and for people interested in learning more about HEMA classes available for beginners.
Details:
What: Find a fighter and test your skills. At the end of the round you may submit the results of your fight to our score keeper. We will tabulate top ranked fighters of the day based upon individual feedback.
How: 2 min timer with 30 second intervals, fighters can decide who won and self-report results.
OktoberFecht
11:00 – 15:00 10/22/2017
3349 J STREET, SACRAMENTO, CA
Who: Anyone who would like to engage of a bit of friendly competition.
Cost: $15 for non-Sacramento Freifechter members. $10 for prepared Tatami Mats for Test Cutting. Spectators are free.
New Star Children's Theatre
Reply-To: "kayla.hendry@yahoo.com" <kayla.hendry@yahoo.com>
Hello,My name is Kayla Hendry and I'm the Director of the New Star Children's Theatre located in Folsom and Fair Oaks, CA. (And soon to be Midtown Sacramento)New Star is a children's theatre company that offers kids the chance to participate in full length productions as well as smaller classes. We focus on not only enhancing the children's performance abilities (In singing, dancing and acting) build their confidence levels, memorization skills, ability to work as a team, friendship building, etc.We will be offering homeschool classes this fall at the Folsom Sports Complex and i was wondering if there was anyway we could advertise to your families. Either through an activity guide, email blast or post on a website/ facebook page.You can find more information about us at www.newstarchildrenstheatre.comThank you for your time and any information you can give me. I look forward to speaking more.Kayla Hendry
Creativityalive Art and Japanese language Classes in Fall
Hello, Parents
I hope you are enjoying the summer break. This is just a reminder for the class schedule in Fall.
I accept school vouchers. The classes are filling up, please register by email soon.
Hands in Motion Launches School Athletic Program
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Roseville, RTAA field trip season,ages 4-11
Roseville Theatre Arts Academy's Field Trip Series for elementary school students includes a range of performances designed to introduce children to live theatre and to captivate their imaginations with the excitement of staged performances.
Exposure to, and participation in, performing and visual arts provides young people with authentic learning experiences that engage their minds, hearts, and bodies. Education research confirms that engagement in the art also nurtures the development of cognitive and social skills.
There's simply no better way to introduce students to the performing arts than by attending an engaging and affordable performance at Roseville Theatre Arts Academy. The shows in our exciting Field Trip Series are well-suited for children in Pre-Kindergarten through Fifth Grade and for children's groups which include ages 4 through 11.
Roseville, Youth for animals club, registration open, ages 9-13,$70 membership
Parents, don't forget - our Fall Kids Club for children aged 9-13 is open for registration TODAY! http://placerspca.org/youth-club/
The Youth for Animals Club is designed for kids 9-13 years of age who want to learn how they can make a difference in the lives of animals.
The Fall meetings are held monthly on the first and third Tuesday of each month from 6:00 – 7:30 pm (except November) at the Placer SPCA Companion Animal Care Center in Roseville. Fall Club meetings (total of seven) are held on a monthly basis and run from September through December. Once registered, the club member is enrolled for all seven club meetings.
Club Meeting Dates:
- September 5th & 19th
- October 3rd & 17th
- November 7th & 28th
- December 5th
Students in the Youth for Animals Club will learn about:
- Animal Welfare Organizations: Learn how and why animals enter shelter environments, caring for animals in shelter environments, and what they can do now to help support shelter animals;
- Proper Care and Treatment of Animals: Learn how to safely handle animals, proper nutrition and exercise, basic grooming and health, and the costs of owning a pet;
- Career Explorations in Animal Welfare;
- And more!
Please note: The Youth for Animals Club is NOT a club for children who want to pet and play with animals. This club is designed for young people who are serious about learning how to help animals and willing to work towards that goal. Each member will do at least one service project during club meetings.
Club membership is $70.00 and is limited to 16 students, and includes seven club meetings. Parents or guardians of club members will be required to sign a liability release.
For more information, call (916) 782-7722, ext. 253 or (530) 885-7387, ext. 253 or email humaneedu@placerspca.org.
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