Senior Center operations move to NCC during Termite Treatment
The Senior Center will relocate limited programming to the Neighborhood Community Center (NCC), 1845 Park Ave from Feb. 3 – 5 to allow for termite…
Recreation
There’s always something going on in our multiple parks, recreational and natural settings
Bark Park closed because of windy conditions
Due to unsafe wind conditions and falling trees, the Bark Park is closed until further notice. City staff is working as quickly as possible to…
Seniors have festive breakfast with Santa Claus
More than 150 seniors were treated to a free breakfast, gift cards and a visit by Jolly Old St. Nick at the annual Senior Center…
City completes review of sport leagues
Four adult and one youth sports league will have limited access to Costa Mesa fields beginning in the fall of 2016, after they failed to…
After School program launches at Rea Elementary
The R.O.C.K.S After School Program announced that Rea Elementary is an official R.O.C.K.S site. As of Nov. 16, the site has a total of 19…
Bark Park gets a new part-time staffer
The Parks & Community Services Department announced it has hired a new part-time staff member to who has been assigned solely to the Bark Park….
Seniors share life stories with friends and families
Fridays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center are a lively and busy time with volunteers, staff and patrons going about their daily activities. This particular…
A train rolls in to the Senior Center
A new train has steamed its way in to the doors of the Senior Center. No, it’s not your typical railway locomotive. It’s a fun…
Quilting class sews up friendships and crafting skills
Between exercise, computer and arts and crafts classes such as the Monday afternoon quilting, the Costa Mesa Senior Center is busier than ever. It’s likely…