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Rancho Bernardo-Glassman Recreation Center
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What's Coming
Movies in the Park
This summer we will be showing 3 movies free for the community. The first will be on Friday June 26th and we will be showing Coco. The second will be on Friday July 31st where we will be showing the House with a Clock in the Wall. And the third will be on Saturday September 19th at which time we will be presenting Dumbo. All movies will begin at dusk, and will have activities before hand. So bring your lawn chairs and blankets along with the whole family down to the Rancho Bernardo Community park for these summer events.
Programs and Open Play
Plan a night out with your friends on the 3rd Friday of the month and leave the kids with us. Our Parents Night Out will allow you to go out for a night on the town feeling confident that your little ones are safe and having the time of their lives. Parents can drop their kids off at 5:00 p.m. and pick their kids up before 9:00 p.m. While parents are out having their fun, the kids will be having fun doing arts and crafts, games, sports, and watching a G or PG-rated movie. Even dinner, drinks and snacks are included. Children must be potty trained and from 4 to 13 years old. Click on the link to register for this program.
These new programs along with the City's award-winning Civic Dance Program, with tap dance, hip hop, ballet and jazz for all ages as well as karate for the entire family, will be just the beginning. Don't forget our Break Dancing is a free drop-in activity on Fridays. See our 
Program Guide for all of the details on these programs and continue to check back on our webpage, for more new programs are still to come.
We are now offering an open play volleyball time on Saturday afternoons, as well as open play badminton to go along with our pickleball and basketball open play times. See the Google calendar below for real-time open play hours.
History of the Center
The Rancho Bernardo Recreation Center was built in 1995. In January 2002, the center's name was changed to add Stuart Glassman's name. Glassman, who died in 2001, was a dedicated volunteer who saw that many recreational opportunities came to the community.
Directions and Bus Route
From Interstate 15 take the West Bernardo Drive/Pomerado Road exit and turn left at the traffic light. Proceed around Hodges Reservoir for approximately a quarter of a mile, then turn right on Rancho Bernardo Community Park Drive. The center is on the left.
The center is accessible by bus via SDMTS Route 20.