Community Learning Activities

• Activities may include Teen Social Club, Adaptive Gymnastics, Computer Art, Family Holiday Party, Horseback riding, Nature Classes, and Fun Connections (meets monthly for arts and crafts, sports and games).

Lauren Kraft, Public Relations

• Free for chronically ill, disabled, and special needs children and their families.

• Provides West Sacramento residents with special needs (age 14 and older) the opportunity to participate in low-cost and free recreation/leisure activities.

• Toy train playroom upstairs.
• Reasonably priced family memberships available.

• Weekends only April through September.
• Departures on the hour. 40 minute roundtrip ride along the Sacramento River.

• 40-minute
• 6-mile round-trip

• Travels 38 miles from Oakdale, along the Sierra foothills to Cooperstown and back to Oakdale.
• Takes approximately 3 hours.

• Trips offered from two stations located at opposite ends of railroad in Ft. Bragg and Willits.

• 20 minute trips.

• Summer Camps, Kids Write Plays program, Young Professionals Conservatory

Jeanette McAfee, M.D.

• Please call or email for dates and locations. Drama workshops focus on drama skills, theater games, script writing, choreography, and stage craft, while building an underlying social skills theme.

• Ages 8-13

Alice Parente, Executive Director

• VSA of California A Theatre Camp for children of all abilities, ages 7 to 12.
• Week-long camp for 30 children who will participate in theatre games, creation of scripts, staging of shows, and performances.
• Children of all abilities will learn to create Theatre together, appreciating each other’s capabilities.
• For more information, call (916) 264-7462

• Features games, rides and attractions.