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April 2026 City e.News
LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS FROM THE CITY OF CALABASAS
Welcome to the Calabasas e.News. We send this newsletter out on the first day of each month, highlighting City events, activities and special programs. Take a look at this month's e.News to see what we have planned!
Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the City of CalabasasMonthly e-Waste Pickup Reminder
Calabasas Chamber of Commerce: 20th Annual Cal Cup Bowling Tournament
New Business Spotlights
Show Your Park Some Love
April Programming
April Into Action with a Gym2Gym Membership!
Adult Basketball League
Library Closure on Sunday, April 5
One Book One Coast
Erica Green PMM Cover Feature
Distracted Driving Awareness
Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the City of Calabasas
On April 5, 1991, Calabasas was officially incorporated as a city. This year, we are proud to mark 35 years of community, service, and growth. None of it would be possible without the residents, businesses, and volunteers who make Calabasas such a special place to live, work, and gather. Thank you for being the heart of this community. The City will be celebrating this milestone throughout the year with events and activities that honor everything that makes Calabasas home. Stay connected for updates and upcoming announcements as we celebrate together.
Inauguration of the first Calabasas City Council on April 5, 1991, at Calabasas High School. Pictured, from left to right: City Attorney Charles Vose; City Councilmembers Lesley Devine, Bob Hill, Dennis Washburn, Karyn Foley, and Marvin Lopata; Interim City Manager Ed Kreins; and Judge Richard Kolostian.
Monthly e-Waste Pickup Reminder
Reminder: The next e-Waste Collection will be on Saturday, April 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Albertsons Shopping Center Back Parking Lot
26521 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Accepted Items: TV, monitors, printers, copiers, computers, laptops, servers, network switch, routers, mixed cable, power tools, remote controls, keyboards, mice, plotters, cell phones, wired phones, cellphone and laptop batteries, media such as records, tapes, CDs and films.
Unaccepted Items: Light fixtures, vacuum cleaners, small appliances, microwave ovens, dishwashers, freezers and refrigerators, alkaline batteries, light bulbs or fluorescent lamps or ballasts, etc.
This event is independently managed by California Recycles Inc.
Learn more about the event
Calabasas Chamber of Commerce: 20th Annual Cal Cup Bowling Tournament on Friday, April 1
Get your teams together, register, and join us for the 20th Annual Cal Cup Bowling Tournament on Friday, April 10 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Lucky Strike located at 23130 Ventura Blvd. in Woodland Hills. This scholarship fundraiser features a tournament, mini silent auction, and food for all attendees. Individual bowlers are $100, teams of four $375, and non-bowler spectators $25.
Presented by the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce.
Earth Day/Green Expo on Saturday, April 18
Come on down to the City’s Earth Day/Green Expo on Saturday, April 18, from 2 to 5 p.m. at Las Virgenes Creek, adjacent to 26520 Agoura Road. Enjoy educational booths, sustainability resources and free giveaways. Admission is free.
Learn more about the event.
Measure K
Reminder: All-Mail Special Election on May 5, 2026
The Calabasas City Council has approved placing a locally controlled one-cent (1¢) sales tax measure on a May 5 all-mail ballot, allowing Calabasas voters to decide whether to adopt the measure.
If approved by voters, the measure would generate approximately $5.3 million annually to help maintain public safety, City services, and infrastructure. The measure would remain in effect until ended by voters and includes requirements for audits, public reporting, and local control of funds. Find background materials and official materials related to the May 5 all-mail special election at the link below.
Learn more about the event.
New Business Spotlights
In case you missed it, Calabasas has welcomed some new business!
KittyBird Blooms
KittyBird Blooms is a boutique flower and gift shop that focuses on seasonal arrangements with hand-selected blooms that highlight natural color and texture. Each piece is paired with distinctive pottery and glass for a unique presentation. Beyond flowers, the shop offers curated gifts that reflect care, creativity, and attention to detail. Stop by: 23504 Calabasas Rd Suite 2. Learn more about KittyBird Blooms.
Step into The Library Calabasas, a boutique spirits and concierge liquor shop where curated taste meets quiet luxury. The space is designed for discovery and conversation as much as for selecting bottles, with rare finds and personalized sourcing tailored to individual tastes. Expert staff offer recommendations and host seasonal tastings, private gatherings, and relaxed exploration in a thoughtfully designed lounge. With options for private appointments and discreet service, The Library blends connoisseurship and hospitality in every visit. Stop by: 23504 Calabasas Road, Suite 3. Check out The Library Calabasas.
Rejuv Head Spa
At Rejuv Head Spa, traditional Japanese head spa rituals are brought together with modern scalp care to create a deeply restorative wellness experience. Treatments focus on gentle cleansing, acupressure massage, hydration, and sensory elements that soothe the scalp, calm the nervous system, and support healthier hair growth. Every session is tailored through a scalp assessment and guided with techniques rooted in intentional relaxation and balance. The sanctuary‑like setting invites guests to unwind, reset, and leave feeling refreshed in both body and mind. Stop by: 23657 Calabasas Road.
Visit their website here.Community Services/Recreation Preview
April holds plentiful opportunities to get out and interact in the community with upcoming events and programs:
Show Your Park Some Love
Join us on Saturday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to noon at Juan Bautista de Anza Park for a morning of fun, learning, and community. Families can enjoy activities like Touch-A-Truck, inflatables, recycling games, and demonstrations of innovative Smart Waste technology. The event highlights sustainability, outdoor recreation, and ways we can all care for our local parks. Bring the whole family for a free, hands-on celebration that’s all about showing our parks some love!
April Programming
Fitness & Sports
Basketball Skills Clinic: April 5 & 19
Karate (Tae Kwon Do): Beginner to Advanced: April 6-27 (Mondays/Wednesdays), Low Impact Fitness: April 6-27 (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, or just Fridays)
Volleyball: Calabasas Advanced Juniors: April 8 to June 13 (for Ages 12-14 & 15-18)
Wellness
Full Moon Circle & Sound Bath: April 2
Sound Bath, Tea, & Oracle Card Readings: April 8
Brave Voice Activation & Sound Bath: April 25
College Tours
Discover Your Future: UCLA & USC College Tour: April 22
Future Gauchos & Ocean Views College Tour: April 25
Senior Center Classes for April 2026
Weekly Series
UCLA Memory Training: This class runs every Wednesday from April 8 through April 29.
Single Lectures and Discussion Groups
Monday, April 6: Sound Healing
Friday, April 10: Grief & Loss Discussion/Support Group
Friday, April 24: Roundtable Discussion Group
Thursday, April 30: Car Collecting and the Evolution of Southern California Car Culture
Check out our 2026 Winter/Spring Premier Brochure for all upcoming classes and events this season.
Register here.
April Into Action with a Gym2Gym Membership!
Gym2Gym Membership Perks:
Unlimited access to cardio and strength equipment
Open gym for pickleball, basketball, and volleyball
Locker rooms with showers (bring your own lock)
Priority registration for recreation classes*
Monthly Rates:
Youth & Teens (ages 3–18): $27
Adults (ages 19–49): $37
Seniors (50+): $32
Family: $106
*Fitness classes are not included with Gym2Gym membership. You can add them anytime with a Premier Pass or pay a separate drop-in fee per class.
Premier Pass – Daily Group Fitness Classes
Get moving with fun, motivating workouts every day! Classes are open to all fitness levels and include: Pilates, HIIT, Zumba, Yoga, Barre, Strength Training, Spinning, and more.
Premier Pass Benefits:
Unlimited access to all group fitness classes Includes all Gym2Gym membership perks
Monthly Rates:
Teens (14–18): $51
Adults (19–49): $61
Seniors (50+): $56
Family: $153
Not ready for a membership? Try a class with our drop-in option: $5 (ages 14–18 & 50+) or $10 (ages 19–49).
Calabasas Community Center: 27040 Malibu Hills Road, Calabasas, CA 91301
View the full class schedule and register here.
Adult Basketball League
Have fun and get some exercise with 5-on-5 basketball for ages 16 and up at the Calabasas Community Center. The league starts Sunday, April 12, with games from 6 to 10 p.m.
Fees: Team: $356 Game: $50
Location: 27070 Malibu Hills Rd, Calabasas, CA
Library Events
Library Closure on Sunday, April 5
Planning a visit to the Calabasas Library? Please note the Library will be closed on Sunday, April 5. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, April 7. Regular library hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday| 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday | 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday | 12 to 5 p.m. For more information, visit calabasaslibrary.org.
One Book One Coast
The Calabasas Library is participating in One Book, One Coast, the largest book club on the West Coast. LA County Library, Los Angeles Public Library, The Seattle Public Library, King County Library System, Multnomah County Library, and Long Beach Public Library will join more than 140 libraries across California, Oregon, and Washington this spring for this shared community reading program that celebrates literacy, learning, community, and civil discourse.
This year, all participating libraries will read and discuss They Called Us Enemy by George Takei, Steven Scott, and Justin Eisinger, illustrated by Harmony Becker. Physical copies of the book are available to check out and be put on hold with a Calabasas Library card, and Comics Plus has an e-book available with no hold list. The Tuesday Evening Book Club will read the book in April, and the Wednesday Morning Book Club will read the book in May.
Find more details and e-book access instructions here
Erica Green PMM Cover Feature
Congratulations to Erica Green! Erica Green, our Community Services Director, was recently featured on the cover of Public Management Magazine. The article highlights her commitment to listening to Calabasas residents, building trust, and delivering projects that make a real difference in our community.
“I was honored to be featured on the cover of Public Management Magazine this month. The article reflects on what I’ve learned from listening to Calabasas residents and working alongside our team to strengthen trust, improve services, and deliver projects that make a real difference in our community.” -Erica Green
Read her article here
Distracted Driving Awareness Campaign
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, a reminder that one of the leading causes of teen traffic fatalities is also entirely preventable. The City of Calabasas is proud to relaunch this important awareness campaign for a second year, originally introduced last April in collaboration with Calabasas High School students Lauren Weintraub and Isla Goldfarb. What began as a passion project has grown into a meaningful community effort to raise awareness and encourage safer habits behind the wheel. Stay tuned as we continue working together to drive change.