Tumble Time Bus

A gym on a bus!

$5 Friday’s at the Streets of Brentwood
Every Friday in June, July, and Aug.
10:00am-12:00pm (30 minutes of free play)

Imagine, if you can, a room filled with fun equipment to bounce, play, crawl and climb on. Imagine padded flooring, certified instructors and assistants. Imagine interactive musical activities. Now imagine it all inside a giant school bus, The Tumble Time Bus!

It’s first come first served, but ALL kids will get on even if we have to stay late. There will be a table with four different sign-up sheets: 10:00am/10:30am/11:00am/11:30am

Sign up your child for the time you want. Relax by the beautiful fountain, grab a coffee or a yogurt while you wait. OR try to get a little shopping in, just be sure to be back at your allotted time so your child can play!


Any questions? Please email angie@tumbletimefun.com

2010 Free/$1 Movie Showings

Free showings on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 AM

at The RAVE in Brentwood
1$ Kids Shows at 10 AM at CineLux Theatres in downtown Brentwood!

June 8, 9, 10  Alvin and the Chipmunks - RAVE - Brentwood
June 9,10  Alvin and the Chipmunks - CineLux Theatres - Brentwood

June 15, 16, 17  Ice Age 3 - RAVE - Brentwood
June 16, 17 Curious George - CineLux Theatres - Brentwood

June 22, 23, 24  Astro Boy - RAVE - Brentwood
June 23, 24  The Goonies - CineLux Theatres - Brentwood

June 29, 30, July 1 Planet 51 - RAVE - Brentwood
June 30, July 1  Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - CineLux Theatres - Brentwood

July 6, 7, 8  Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs - RAVE - Brentwood
July 7, 8  E.T.  CineLux Theatres - Brentwood

July 13, 14, 15 Monsters vs. Aliens - RAVE - Brentwood
July 14, 15  The Wizard of Oz - CineLux Theatres - Brentwood
 
July 20, 21, 22  Hotel for Dogs - RAVE - Brentwood
 
July 27, 28, 29  Shorts - RAVE - Brentwood


Theater Information

CineLux Theatres
In Historic Downtown Brentwood
641 First Street at Oak Street
Brentwood, CA 94513
Tel (925) 240-REEL

Regular MOVIE prices: Before 6pm everyone $4.50  After 6pm $4.50 3-12 and $7.00 General

Terrific Tuesdays All Day $3.50

Kids Eat Free

Unos in Antioch - Kids eat free everyday!

Quiznos - One free kids meal with adult meal

Little Manuals in Antioch - Kids eat free on Tuesdays

For Kids

Pump It Up
http://www.pumpitupparty.com/ca/oakley/home-p1q123.htm
Pop in play time on Monday and Thursday 10-11:30
$7/child

Chuck E Cheese
Print Coupons:
http://www.chuckecheese.com/coupons


Super Franks
Pleasanton


Tumble Time Bus
Streets of Brentwood
Pop in play time on Fridays 10-12
$5/child

Miniature Golf
Antioch Golf and Games

Crafts

Lowes
http://www.lowesbuildandgrow.com/
Free - Registration Required

Home Depot
http://www.homeimproverclub.com/workshops
Free- Registration Required


Library
http://ccclib.org/programs/

Craft Shows
http://www.festivalnet.com/
http://www.californiafairsandfestavals.com/

Factory Tours

Jelly Belly Candy Company
1 Jelly Belly Lane, Fairfield.
www.jellybelly.com
Free factory tours and free sampling after.

Wildlife Preserves

Marine Mammal Center
1065 Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito.
http://www.marinemammalcenter.org/
They treat and rehabilitate sick and orphaned marine mammals. On weekends and holidays they have volunteer docents on site. They treat between 600-800 animals annually. Free.

Lindsay Wildlife Museum
1931 First Ave., Walnut Creek.
http://www.wildlife-museum.org/ Inside Larkey Park.
Adults- $7, Ages- 2-17 $5
The museum treats and rehabilitates wild native animals. You can get up close and personal with many of the residents. Petting opportunities, hands-on discovery room, feeding times and storytelling help the youngsters connect to the wildlife.

Seymour Marine Discovery Center
100 Shaffer Rd. UC Santa Cruz
www.ucsc.edu/Seymourcenter
Adults- $6 Ages 4-16- $4
Free- 1st Tuesday of the month.
This is a working marine lab connected to UC Santa Cruz. They have an exhibit hall, touch tank, aquarium and the worlds largest blue whale skeleton. Lots of hands-on experiences here.

Fitzgerald Marine Reserve
Tide Pools- Moss Beach (near Half Moon Bay)
http://www.fitzgeraldreserve.org/
Great tide pooling. The rocks are very sharp and can be slippery, so wear appropriate shoes. Bring a windbreaker and dry shoes. The website has information on best viewing times and tide tables.

Parks and Hiking

Tilden Regional Park
Grizzly Peak, Berkeley, ca. http://www.ebpark.org/
Merry-go-round, miniature steam train. Rides are $2. The Little Farm is very popular and is free.

Fairyland
Lake Merritt, Oakland. http://www.fairyland.org/
Adults and children $7. Themed park around Mother Goose Fairytales. Five or six little rides and lots of areas for active and imaginative play. They have a puppet theater.

Pixieland
Concord. http://www.pixieland.com/
Six or seven small rides suitable for 3-6 year olds. $1.50 a ticket or 10 for $14.00

Small World Park
2551 Harbor Street Pittsburg.
Train rides, carousel and kids rides. Feed the ducks and catch crawdads. Admission is1.75 for ages 1-14 and 3.50 for adults. There is no extra charges for rides.

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
http://www.beachboardwalk.com/
Wed. and Thurs. after 5 P.M. Unlimited rides wristband- $9.95 (Found this information in a newspaper but when I went to their website , there was no mention of it. ????)

Fairytale Town
3901 Land Park Dr., Sacramento (adjacent to Sac. Zoo)
http://www.fairytaletown.org/. Adults- $4.50 Ages 3-12 $4.50
Zoo Combo Ticket- Adults- $12.75-13.75 Ages 3-12 $10.25-11.25
This is a really cute park adjacent to the Sacramento Zoo. It’s all imaginative play areas. They have Owl’s house, Little Engine that Could, Pirate Ship, Mc Gregor’s Garden, Alice’s Rabbit Hole, Jack and the Beanstalk, Sherwood Forest, Cinderella’s Coach, the Crooked Mile, The Old Woman Who Lived in the Shoe, Jack and Jill’s Hill and more. They also have a Children’s Theater.

www.ebparks.org Information on all East Bay Regional Parks. Great hiking possibilities. Lots of free activities going on all over the East Bay.

www.bayareahiker.com They have pictures to show you the type of terrain. They tell you if it’s sunny or shaded, easy or difficult, how long it should take, how far you will walk, if it’s heavily traveled or not. They tell you if there is an elevation change. They have the best hikes for seeing wildlife, best hikes for summertime, best streamside hikes, best lake hikes, best waterfall hikes, best beach scenery hikes, etc. You get the idea.

Historical Sites

Hyde Street Pier
San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park
http://www.maritime.org/ Tour 4 historic ships.
Adult- $6, Age 12-17 $2, 12 and under- free.

Mission San Jose
Fremont, Ca. Suggested donations- Adult-$2, 12 and up- $1

Mission Delores
San Francisco- Adults- $3 Students- $1
Free- Wed.- 11-7 and Sat. 10-12

Sonoma State Historic Park
http://www.parks.ca.gov/ Adults- $1
Visit General Vallejo’s House, Soldiers Barracks, Toscano Hotel, Mission San Francisco de Solano

Monterey State Historic Park
There are docent led tours of many of Historic buildings- all free of charge

San Juan Bautista State Historic Park
1st Saturday of the month is Living History Days with costumed docents.
Mission donations- Adult- $2 Age 12 and up- $1

Columbia State Historic Park
Old gold-rush town in the Sierra foothills. free

John Muir National Historic Park
Martinez, Ca. John Muir’s House and old adobe dwelling. Adult- $3 under 16- free.

Preservation Park
Near Oakland’s city center. 16 Victorian buildings renovated

Roaring Camp Railroads
http://www.roaringcamp.com/
Steam powered Railroad in the Santa Cruz Mountains
Tickets are around $20 for adults, $15 for children. Look for special events like the upcoming “Day out with Thomas the Train” at the end of July or special holiday themed events

Black Diamond Mines
Antioch- great hiking and historic mine tours. Historic cemetery.
Age limit- 7 and above for tours.

Museums

California Academy of Science
Golden Gate Park- includes Steinhart Aquarium and Morrison Planetarium. http://www.calacademy.org/
Free- 3rd Wednesday of the month.
This is the new one that just opened. It is suppose to be awesome.
The normal admission is for adults is $25, ages 7-11 is $15, ages 12-17 $20, 6 and under are free. Come early on free Wednesday because of high demand.

De Young Museum
Golden Gate Park http://www.thinker.org/
Free- 1st Tuesday of the month.

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
151 Third St., S.F. http://www.sfnoma.org/
Free- 1st Tuesday of the month.
Regular admission: Adults $15, Students and Seniors $9, 12 and under free.

Exploratorium in San Francisco
Palace of Fine Arts http://www.exploratorium.edu/
Free- 1st Wednesday of the month.
Regular admission: Adults $14, Youth and Seniors $11, Ages 4-12 $9

Bay Area Discovery Museum
Fort Baker-557 McReynolds Rd.
Sausalito (415) 339-3900. http://www.baykidsmuseum.org/
Indoor/Outdoor hands-on museum for children 6 months to 8 years
Free- 1st Wednesday of the month.
Regular admission: Adults $10, Seniors and Children $8, Under 12 months is free

California State Railroad Museum
111 I St. Old Town Sacramento
Admission: Adults- $8, Age 6-17 -$3, 5 and under- free. http://www.californiastaterailroadmuseum.org/
Train rides on the old steam engine in Old Town Sacramento are
Same price. Adults- $8 Age 6-17 $3 5 and under free.

Hyde Street Pier
San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park
http://www.maritime.org/ Tour 4 historic ships.
Adult- $6 Age 12-17 $2 12 and under- free.

Lawrence Hall of Science
Berkeley http://www.lhs.berkeley.edu/
Hands-on science exhibits, labs and planetary shows
Family Fridays are $5/person
Regular admission is Adults $11, Seniors $9, Children $6

Hall of Health
2230 Shattuck Ave. (lower level) Berkeley, CA 94704.
http://www.hallofhealth.org/
Free on Saturdays
Regular admission is $5/person

University of California Botanical Garden
200 Centennial Dr. Berkeley
http://botanicalgarden.berkeley.edu/
Free 1st Thursday of every month
Regular admission: Adults $7, Seniors $5, Ages 13-17 $5, Ages 5-12 $3

Hiller Aviation Museum
http://www.hiller.org/ (go to website for coupon)
601 Skyway Road San Carlos
Admission is Adult $10, Seniors and Youth $6, 4 and under free
3rd Saturday of the month Free flight for 8-12 year olds with a licensed pilot.

Cartoon Art Museum
http://www.cartoonart.org/
655 Mission Street San Francisco
1st Tuesday of the month is “pay what you wish day”
Regular admission: Adults $6, Students and Seniors $4, Ages 6-12 is $2

Museum of Craft and Folk Art
http://www.mocfa.org/
51 Yerba Buena Lane San Francisco
Free 1st Tuesday of the month.
Regular admission is $5 for adults, free for 18 and under

Legion of Honor
www.famsf.org/legion
In San Francisco overlooking the Golden Gate bridge
Collection of 4,000 years of ancient European art
1st Tuesday of the month is Free
Regular admission: Adults $10, Seniors $7, Youth $6, free 12 and under

Tech Museum of Innovation
http://www.thetech.org/
201 South Market Street San Jose
Free the first full weekend of every month
Regular admission is $8/person for museum and IMAX