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Fire Safety Chipping Program
From March 17th - March 28th property owners west of Alameda de las Pulgas in Belmont are eligible to participate in a free chipping program funded by a CAL FIRE grant and offered in coordination with San Mateo Consolidated Fire District. Find chipping program guidelines and service dates here.
Questions? Please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (650) 595-7441. Thank you for helping your neighborhood become more fire safe!
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Activities and Events
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Spring into Something New
If you are looking for a fun way to shake up your routine, then we have just the offerings for you. Enrollment for our spring adult and senior classes is now open. From dance and fitness to yoga and language, there’s something for everyone. New sessions start soon — don’t miss out! Learn more and register here.
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Women's View Art Exhibition
In celebration of Women’s History Month, come visit an exhibition that highlights the diverse and talented women artists who live or work in San Mateo County. Enjoy this large show with over 70 artworks. The show will be open to the public from March 5th to March 30th at the Twin Pines Arts Center, 10 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont. There will be a reception where you can meet the artists and enjoy refreshments on March 9th from 1 - 4pm. RSVP here.
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Got Wheels! Info Session
The Got Wheels! program is now offering on-demand $5 taxi rides across 25 cities in San Mateo County, including Belmont, for those aged 70+. Join us on Tuesday, March 11th at 10:30am at the Senior Center to learn more about the program and sign up for your free membership card. This program is made possible by Peninsula Family Service. Please RSVP to 650-595-7444.
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Shamrock Scavenger Hunt
Calling all youth ages 9 - 14: Lucky the Leprechaun's pot of gold has gone missing at Barrett Community Center, and he needs your help finding it! Join us on Friday, March 14th at 4:00pm for a scavenger hunt filled with "minute to win it" games, trivia, puzzles, and prizes! This event is free. Register here.
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Belmont Roots and Routes
Belmont’s Youth Advisory Committee is hosting a tree planting and nature walk at Hallmark Park on Saturday, March 15th at 3pm. This event is free for Belmont teens (ages 13 - 17) to come enjoy some snacks, nature, and meet some new friends. Get more information and register here.
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The Chords of Community Project
Join us on Sunday, March 16th from 3 - 5pm at the Twin Pines Manor for a vibrant music workshop celebrating intergenerational connections. Enjoy live performances, percussion activities, and music-themed fun featuring hits from the '50s to the '70s. Hosted by San Mateo County’s Youth Arts Fellow, Jaslene Lai, this event welcomes all for an afternoon of rhythm and community spirit! Register here.
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Age-Friendly City Town Hall
We are interested in hearing input from Belmont residents on how to help enhance the livability of the city! You will have the chance to share what you think are the unmet needs and potential opportunities and solutions relevant to older adult residents on Tuesday, March 18th at 10am in the Senior Center. Light refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP to 650-595-7444.
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Senior Showcase Fair
Join the San Mateo Daily Journal and the Parks and Recreation Department on Friday, March 21st from 10am - 2pm in the Senior Center for this day of information and resources. Featuring a resource fair, health screenings, and music. Please consider carpooling or taking public transportation as parking may be limited. Free!
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Youth Spelling Bee
Belmont's Youth Advisory Committee is hosting a youth spelling bee for grades K - 3rd on Saturday, March 22nd starting at 11am at the Barrett Community Center. Proceeds from the spelling bee will help support youth scholarships for Belmont Recreation programs. Get more information and register here.
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Teen Wellness Retreat
We’re excited to co-host our second annual Teen Wellness Retreat with the City of San Carlos on Saturday, March 29th from 9am - 2pm at Barrett Community Center. This one-day event is an opportunity for grades 6 - 12 to destress and refresh their mental health. The day includes breakfast and lunch, boba, workshops, a resource fair, raffles, and giveaways--all for free! Register here.
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NEW: We’re also offering a workshop exclusively for parents/guardians! One Life Counseling Center will be presenting on “Navigating the Journey of your Adolescent’s Growth and Exploration” from 9:30 - 10:15am. Register here.
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Wedding Fair in the Park
After the "YES!" comes the planning! Our Wedding Fair in the Park returns on Sunday, April 13th, 11am - 3pm at Twin Pines Park. All facilities and outdoor venues will be open for tours and the wedding expo will be held in the Twin Pines Senior and Community Center. Come meet local wedding vendors, sample delicious food and beverages, take fun photos, design your own bridal sash, win raffles, enjoy entertainment, and more! This event is FREE. Vendors interested in participating can sign up here.
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Adaptive EGGventure Hunt
We welcome all individuals with disabilities to our annual Adaptive EGGventure Hunt on Friday, April 18th at 4:30pm in the Twin Pines Meadow. This event is designed to be accessible for all! Search for 2,000 eggs hidden in the Meadow grass. Don't forget to bring your own basket and stick around afterward to snap some photos with our bunny. This event is free. Register here.
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Egg Adventure Hunt
Hop on over for our annual Egg Adventure Hunt on Saturday, April 19th in Twin Pines Park! With 20,000 eggs hidden, youth ages 3 – 10 are in for a treat! Bring your own basket and stay after the hunt to enjoy refreshments, take family photos with our bunnies, and meet our summer camp contractors. This event is free, and no registration is needed. Hunt begins at 10am sharp. More information.
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Parks and Recreation Updates
Belonging, Respect, and Community
In a time of changing conversations, one thing remains constant: Belmont’s commitment to fairness, respect, and belonging for all. We celebrate the diversity of our community, knowing that different perspectives make us stronger.
Our commitment to creating inclusive spaces, fostering meaningful connections, and ensuring every voice is heard has never wavered. Our values remain the same—you belong here, and together, we can build a more connected and thriving community.
We stand by these principles and invite you to continue shaping our city’s future with us.
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Join the CIT Team
Looking for an engaging summer volunteer opportunity for your teen? Camp SOAR’s Counselor in Training (CIT) program is the perfect way for youth (ages 13 - 17) to gain leadership skills, run exciting games, and lead arts & crafts—all while having a blast! Apply by Sunday, April 27th.
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