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Movement Youth Culture

+1 (415) 892-0714
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1370 S Novato Blvd
Novato, CA 94947
+1 (415) 892-0714
http://visitnewlife.org

Movement Youth Culture is a community-focused organization in Novato, CA that provides a variety of programs and activities for young people.

With a focus on promoting creativity and self-expression, Movement Youth Culture offers a supportive environment for youth to explore their interests and develop new skills.

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Making the city a fun and pleasurable place to live is a credo of the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department. Better known as just Parks or PRCS (more of an in-house moniker), the department oversees the programs that engage the residents more than any other city entity and might be the city department that has the most direct effect on the quality of life of Novato residents. The staff's specialties are events and programs that brighten the days of the youngest and oldest Novato residents. PRCS supervises all parks and recreation facilities, ranging from the revamped Hamilton Pool to the picturesque Hoog Park to the Margaret Todd Senior Center. The Novato History Museum and Hamilton Field History Museum give visitors perspective on the life and times of past Novato residents, and the Novato Arts Center at Hamilton showcases those with visual talents. For those intent on burning off calories, the choices are plentiful, including roller hockey at the Thigpen Sports Complex at Hamilton, tennis at Pioneer Park, bocce at Miwok Park and the skatepark on Hamilton Parkway. In warm-weather months, films are shown at Pioneer Park and sometimes the City Green next to City Hall. The department publishes a semiannual activities guide that lists all workshops, sports teams, crafts classes and senior outings on the schedule. In recent years, the city has made it much easier to sign up for programs online via its Web site, but citizens can still sign up in person at the Novato Gymnastics Center (950 Seventh St.) or the Margaret Todd Senior Center (1560 Hill Rd.) The city's recent budget crisis resulted in significant cutbacks, and no city department was trimmed back as severely as PRCS. The department budget was cut back by about one-third and staffing is much thinner than in previous years. The opening of the renovated Hamilton Pool was a source of pride in spring 2010 right when the city was being forced to cut its parks budget. Staff and financial cutbacks approved by the City Council have limited the department's customer service services, but the commitment to service made by department head Pam Shinault and her staff is unwaivering, and PRCS is soldiering on.
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The renovated City Hall is an unparalleled architectural landmark in Novato. It is the most recognized building in town -- next to the truly strange rotating circular house next to Highway 101 and the Euro-odd former Birkenstock shoe factory north of town that reminds people of Lady Liberty's crown. City pride swelled when the old red church at 901 Sherman was reopened in November 2009 to great fanfare. It began life as a Presbyterian church in 1896 and became City Hall in 1963, three years after the city's incorporation. But in 2004, the fire marshal red-tagged the cluster of city buildings in the Old Town area, labeling them unsafe and forcing city employees to find a new home. Since then, they have been housed at 75 Rowland Way, a privately owned commercial building between Vintage Oaks shopping center and Novato Community Hospital. The City Council in 2007 approved plans that called for gutting the interior but preserving much of the historic look of the iconic structure. The idea was to rebuild it as a meeting place but find a permanent new home for city employees elsewhere. The building was moved temporarily about 75 feet north so a new foundation could be built, then placed on the new foundation about 12 feet north of its original location so De Long Avenue could be widened. With a high-tech makeover in and out, Novato City Hall was ready in time for the city's 50th anniversary in January 2010. Novato City Hall is used for meetings of the City Council, Planning Commission, Design Review Commission and various other civic boards. The hall's foyer contains a display of newspaper clippings, church records and other remnants from a time capsule that was opened in 2009 (they were found waterlogged when the small box was pried open). There are two smaller rooms for storage and meetings plus a nerve center for the building's audio/video equipment. Outside, the hall is ringed by a brick patio, and many of the bricks have commemorative inscriptions sold as a fundraiser for the city. The City Green is an adjacent lawn area suited for sun-drenched lounging and open-air celebrations. Novato City Hall is available for special event rentals. For more information, e-mail prcs@cityofnovato.org.
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