Registration continues for many of Lakewood's 600 programs and classes. Click for a PDF of the catalog Many programs have multiple sessions beginning throughout fall and winter months.
Registration can be done online at www.lakewoodcity.org/recreation. Online registration is fast, easy and convenient. Online signups let you search by course name and location - so you can find a class you want at a time and facility you prefer.
New classes
The catalog offers programs through January 2010 and includes many new adult classes such as: Circuit Training, Six Pack Abs, Women’s Morning Doubles (tennis), Spanish Cooking, Greek Cuisine and Family Organization for adults.
New children’s classes include Halloween Fun, Hip Hop Workshop, Winter Dance Camp, and Itsy Bitsy Cheerleaders. The popular “Family Camp” will take place October 17 and 18 and the special family program “Alpine Family Christmas” is scheduled for December 12, both at Monte Verde Park.
This season’s theme is: Lakewood Goes Back to Tomorrow! Long-time residents will enjoy some of the historic photos on the cover and new residents can see how Lakewood has continued to provide great facilities and programs for decades. The catalog provides residents a guide for planning their family’s fall and winter activities. There’s also a special Teen and Youth activities pull out section in the center of the catalog.
Individual and family accounts
You must have an individual or family account set up and know your Family ID# and Participant PIN# before enrolling. If you need to set up an account or aren't sure if you already have one, the process can be completed online at www.lakewoodcity.org/recreation.
For participants who don't have a home computer, Internet access is available at the Lakewood Sheriff's Community Safety Center in the Target wing at the Lakewood Center or at either of the Lakewood libraries.
For your convenience, call the Recreation and Community Services Department at 562-866-9771, extension 2408, to set up your account prior to trying to sign up at any of the public workstations.
