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Walnut Creek's adaptive art classes run into November
Ceramics on Mondays and drawing on Tuesdays are part of Specialized Recreation, the city program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Walnut Creek's two adaptive art classes for adults are in their fall quarter, and both run into November.
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- Adaptive Art Classes Starting Soon! — City of Walnut Creek News Flash
Class days, times, date ranges (9/8-11/10 and 9/14-11/9), 18+ age rule, RCEB funding, the new Center for Community Arts instructor, course content, fall quarter registration.
- Specialized Recreation — City of Walnut Creek News Flash
That the classes are part of Specialized Recreation for participants with intellectual and developmental disabilities; the Aug. 12 dinner club at Skipolini's meeting at Civic Park Community Center; the Aug. 29 pool party and barbecue at Clarke Memorial Swim Center; Santa's Quiet Corner as a low-sensory Santa experience with registration opening later, offered in Spanish.
- About Us — Regional Center of the East Bay
RCEB is a community-based nonprofit under contract with the California Department of Developmental Services and serves Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
- Am I Eligible? — Regional Center of the East Bay
Eligibility is determined by a team of RCEB professionals including physicians, psychologists and assessment counselors.
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