Are you ready for summer? Summer recreation swimming at the Aquatic Center (AC) will open on Saturday, June 10. CRC members will have early access 30 minutes before opening to the public. We will also have extended lap swimming hours at the AC, and more open hours at the CRC pool. More information on summer season and schedules will be available on Friday, May 12th! Keep your eyes open for it! 

The month of May is one of the busiest months of the year, with graduations, weddings and summer around the corner. Don't forget to register your kiddos for summer camp! Check out all the fun camps here!

Memorial Day Hours

CRC 6:30am-2pm

AC 7am-1:30pm

Senior Center and Teen Center - Closed

Aquatics Program updates

The Aquatics Center will open for Recreation Swimming on June 10, 2023!

Information on summer, including ticket, picnic areas and cabana sales will be available May 12, 2023.

Be sure to check the current AC pool schedule here!

Upcoming Lifeguarding Classes!

We are still hiring lifeguards for the summer season. Become a part of the team and register TODAY for one of our upcoming Lifeguard Training courses! Register HERE!

• May 5, 6 and 7
• May 27, 28 and 29

Did you know that we are on social media? Follow and give us a like for aquatic updates!

Morgan Hill Aquatic Center Facebook

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SUMMER ACCESS PASS JUNE 10 - SEPTEMBER 4, 2023

We will be offering our summer access pass again this summer. Please help share this information with friends and family that might be interested in having access to the CRC and AC for just the summer months. We also have a Youth/Teen summer pass as well. You can find more information about the summer access pass online.

2023 Health & Wellness Resource Fair

Join us Saturday, May 6 from 10am-1pm at the Morgan Hill Community and Cultural Center for the Health and Wellness Resource Fair. No registration required. For more information, log onto our website.

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Adult Sports

We are hiring!

We are currently hiring basketball referees and softball umpires to help manage our Adult Sports Program. If you or someone you know is interested, please apply online: Adult Sports Official - Softball/Basketball | Job Details tab | Career Pages (governmentjobs.com)

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Kids Club and Teen Center News

Calling all youth ages 3 - 9! Join us Saturday, May 20 from 5pm-9pm for Parents Night Out hosted by our Kids Club Register Here!



The Teen Center is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 4pm-8pm. Membership to the Teen Center is FREE! To register, click here! 

Adaptive Program

Hang Out in the Teen Center Wednesday's 4pm – 8pm. There will be activities available for adaptive youth grades 6 - 12. Come and join the fun. All teens are welcome!

Senior Center

Senior Center Open: Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm

Thursday, May 4 - May the 4th Be with You! Wear your Star Wars gear.

Thursday, May 4 - Visit with Mayor Turner

Friday, May 5 -     Cinco De Mayo Celebration

Saturday, May 6 - Health and Wellness Fair 10am-1pm at the Community and Cultural Center

Friday, May 26 -    Karaoke 9:30am in MPR

Monday, May 29 - Senior Center closed for Memorial Day

Our Senior Café is open for indoor dining! The registration table and dining room open at 9:00 a.m. and lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. Meals are a voluntary contribution of $3 for Seniors over 60 years and $8 for those under 60 years of age. A monthly lunch menu is available here..

For a listing of the program schedule, please see our Senior Center newsletter.

Senior Center Welcome Desk: 408-782-1284

Café Lunch Information: 408-310-4256

May Asset of the Month: Youth Programs

“Youth sports aren’t just about the sport, it’s about fun and

teaching your athletes life lessons.” –Coach John Burns

What You Can Do

• Make sure that your children are participating in positive, asset-building youth programs

that they enjoy. If they’re not, help them find new programs that meet their interests.

• When your younger children join a new program, help them with introductions to their peers. They’ll feel more comfortable and confident when they know the other participants.

• Role-model positive behavior when attending sporting events. Good sportsmanship in the

bleachers helps youth practice managing their own responses to challenges and successes.

 To learn more about Project Cornerstone, visit us at www.projectcornerstone.org

Compost giveaway!

Saturday, May 13, 2023 | 8am -12pm

Morgan Hill Corp Yard: 100 Edes Court, Morgan Hill

Compost giveaway is limited to one 32 gallon can per Morgan Hill resident only, no commercial customers.

Limited supply, first come first served. Bring your own shovel and container. Call 408-310-4169 or email environ@morganhill.ca.gov for details.



Open Streets: Morgan Hill

Saturday, May 13, 2023 | 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Downtown Morgan Hill

Monterey Road between Main Avenue and 4^th Street

Join us in Downtown Morgan Hill as we close the road to vehicle traffic and enjoy activities and entertainment along Monterey Road. Walk, bike, or roll through Downtown and enjoy the businesses, restaurants, Farmers' Market, and Sidewalk Saturday events taking place nearby. Additional information is available at https://www.morganhill.ca.gov/2382/Open-Streets-Morgan-Hill-Event

Water Conservation as a Way of Life

May is officially Water Awareness Month here in California and everyone in Morgan Hill can do your part to make Water Conservation a Way of Life with these simple tips:

Indoor Conservation Tips:

·      Wash full loads of clothes and dishes

·      Fix Leaks around the house. Fixing leaks inside and outside the home can save 27 to 90 gallons of water each day.

·      Install faucet aerators

·      Install high-efficiency toilets

·      Keep showers under 5 minutes.

·      Turn off water when brushing teeth and shaving

·      Fill your bathtub halfway or less

Outdoor Conservation Tips:

·      Recycle indoor water and irrigate your garden

·      Transform your lawn into a low water usage garden 

For more information about Water Saving Tips visit our Water Conservation website or Valley Water’s Conservation page for more indoor and outdoor water conservation tips. 

Let the Rain Do the Watering for You 

When rain is in the forecast, remember to turn off your irrigation system and let the rain water your landscape.

When it is time to turn your system on, remember to follow the new watering schedule based on your address:

·       Addresses ending in EVEN numbers: Water on Tuesdays and Fridays

·       Addresses ending in ODD numbers: Water on Mondays and Thursdays

·       No Address: Water on Mondays and Thursdays

Only water as needed - if your landscape is saturated from the rain, keep your system off.

Watering is only allowed before 9 a.m. and after 7 p.m.

Watering is limited to 15 minutes per valve/zone.

Find out more on the Water Conservation website.

Composting is Now the Law!

Please remember to place yard waste, food scraps and food-soiled paper towels and napkins in your green organics cart. Composting this material instead of sending it to the landfill helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and is used to create nutrient-rich compost.

Call 408-842-3358 to speak with a Waste Zero Specialist about Recology’s programs and for support including staff trainings, educational materials and free food scrap recycling containers.