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! 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!

Latest Events
E-Waste Collection Event on June 6
Calabasas Senior Center 10th Anniversary on June 5
Unscheduled Vacancies Notice
Primary Election Local Polling Information
PACE Program: What is PACE and How to Apply
Business Spotlights
Special Events
June into Motion
Sports Leagues
June Programming
Senior Center Classes
Summer Reading Program
Speed Limit Sign Changes
Calabasas Road Roundabout Project
Calabasas Beach Bus Returns this Summer

E-Waste Collection Event on June 6

Reminder: The next e-Waste Collection will be held on Saturday, June 6, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Please note: Business waste will not be accepted.

Location
Albertsons Shopping Center - Back Parking Lot
26521 Agoura Road
Calabasas, CA 91302

This event is independently managed by California Recycles Inc. For additional waste disposal information, including accepted materials and battery recycling, please visit the Environmental Outreach Page.

Calabasas Senior Center 10th Anniversary on June 5

Join the Calabasas Senior Center as it celebrates its 10th Anniversary during a special Open House and Anniversary Celebration on Friday, June 5, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 300 Civic Center Way. Community members of all ages are invited to tour the center, meet staff, volunteers, class instructors, and club leaders, and learn more about the wide variety of programs, classes, and clubs offered throughout the year. The celebration will feature interactive activities, refreshments, and a raffle with exciting prizes. Guests are encouraged to stay through the conclusion of the event for the raffle drawing. No registration is required. From construction to community cornerstone, the photos below showcase the Calabasas Senior Center’s remarkable transformation over the past 10 years and celebrate a decade of connection, activity, and memories.

Unscheduled Vacancies Notice

The City of Calabasas is currently accepting applications for Commission/Committee vacancies, including the Communications and Technology Commission, Environmental Commission, and Calabasas Community Foundation. These volunteer positions provide residents with an opportunity to help shape the future of our community through civic involvement and public service. Applications are due by Friday, June 12. Residents interested in serving are encouraged to apply and learn more about each Commission’s role and mission. View Commission vacancies.

Primary Election Local Polling Information

The California Primary Election will take place on Tuesday, June 2. Residents have several options to cast their ballot, including in-person voting, vote-by-mail, and official ballot drop boxes. Voters may cast their ballot in person at any open Vote Center in Los Angeles County, with dates and hours varying by location. In-person voting will be available at the following Calabasas locations:

Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center
23400 Park Sorrento
Open May 23 – June 2

Calabasas Community Center
27040 Malibu Hills Road
Open May 30 – June 2

For residents voting by mail, a 24-hour official ballot drop box is available in front of Calabasas City Hall and the Calabasas Library. Ballots may also be returned to any official ballot drop box throughout Los Angeles County. Voters can track their ballot status, locate additional Vote Centers and drop boxes, and access more election information at www.lavote.gov.

PACE Program: What is PACE and How to Apply

Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing helps residential and commercial property owners invest in long-term property improvements that support energy efficiency, renewable energy, and water conservation. PACE programs can assist with upgrades that improve property comfort, sustainability, and resilience while helping reduce environmental impacts throughout the community. Property owners are encouraged to learn more about how the financing process works, available project types, and important considerations before getting started. Additional Information at renewfinancial.com.

New Business Spotlights

In case you missed it, Calabasas has welcomed some new business!

Collective Beauty Med Spa
Collective Beauty Med Spa offers a range of aesthetic and wellness treatments, including injectables, laser services, facials, skin rejuvenation therapies, and wellness treatments in a comfortable, modern setting. Created with the goal of making every client feel genuinely cared for, the practice emphasizes thoughtful, highly personalized care with treatments guided by clinical precision, trust, and attention to each individual’s unique goals and natural beauty. The welcoming space is designed to help clients feel comfortable, confident, and supported throughout their experience. Learn more about the Collective Beauty Med Spa. Stop by: 23622 Calabasas Rd, Suite 111

Pacific Coast Veterinary Specialists
Pacific Coast Veterinary Specialists offers advanced care for dogs and cats, including internal medicine, surgery, radioactive iodine therapy (I-131), and advanced diagnostics. Focused on compassionate and personalized care, the hospital’s mission is to support both pets and the families who love them through a collaborative, minimally invasive approach designed to improve long-term health and well-being. Learn more about Pacific Coast Veterinary Specialists. Stop by: 5789 Las Virgenes Road

Mana Head Spa
Mana Head Spa & Facial Studio brings a calming, wellness-focused experience to Calabasas, offering immersive head spa rituals, advanced HydraFacial treatments, Keravive scalp therapy, and customized facial therapies designed to restore balance and renewal. Inspired by Japanese spa culture and guided by a modern, sensory-focused approach to self-care, the studio was created as a space for relaxation, restoration, and holistic beauty. Thoughtfully designed with soft textures, botanical elements, and a calming atmosphere, every treatment is intended to relax the mind, renew the skin, and elevate overall well-being. Explore their services and information. Stop by: 26527 Agoura Road, Suite 106

Community Services/Recreation Preview

Special Events

Membership/Premier Pass

Level up your fitness this June with Premier Pass!

 Get moving this June with Premier Pass Daily Group Fitness Classes at the Calabasas Community Center! Enjoy fun, motivating workouts every day (all fitness levels and experience welcome). Whether you're just getting started or looking to level up your routine, there’s a class for you!

GYM2GYM Membership with Premier Pass Benefits
Unlimited access to all group fitness classes
All prior benefits included with Gym2Gym Membership
Monthly Rates: Adults $61 | Seniors $56 | Teens $51 | Family $153

Premier Pass Class Lineup
HIIT • Pilates Conditioning • Cardio Sculpt • Vinyasa Flow • Yin Yoga • Strength Training • Core Cardio • Zumba • Yoga & Spin • Yoga Sculpt • Mat Pilates • Total Body Stretch • Power Yoga • Stretch & Restore

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

Now is the perfect time to refresh your routine — we’ll see you in class. View the full class schedule here.

Sports Leagues

Cornhole League
Grab your teammates and join the Cornhole League at Juan Bautista de Anza Park beginning June 2 through August 4. Teams of 2 to 4 players will compete in a seven-week regular season followed by playoffs and championship matches. Games take place Tuesday nights, with matches beginning at 7 p.m.

Juan Bautista de Anza Park
3701 Lost Hills Road

To register, the team captain must register first to officially create the team. Once the team is registered, all additional team members must complete individual registration and identify their team by answering the registration questions.

June Programming

Beyond the Spectrum (multiple sessions: 6/22, 6/23, 6/24 AM/PM, 6/25, 6/26, 6/29, 6/30)
Chess Wizards Summer Camp (3 sessions) – 06/15
Heart to Art Camp (June) – 06/15
Heart to Art Camp (Jun–Jul) – 06/29
Lego Robotics – 06/15

Youth Sports
Basketball Camp (June) – 06/15
Ultimate Sports Camp (June) – 06/15
Beginner to Advanced Karate (Jun M/W) – 06/01
Flag Football Camp (June) – 06/22
Skyhawks Baseball Camp (June) – 06/22
Skyhawks Baseball Camp Tots (June) – 06/22
Skyhawks Pickleball Camp – 06/29
Skyhawks Volleyball Camp (4–7 yrs) – 06/15
Skyhawks Volleyball Camp (8–12 yrs) – 06/15

Youth Tennis
Junior Aces Tennis (June) – 06/02
Junior Aces Tennis (Jun–Jul) – 06/30
Little Aces Tennis (June) – 06/02
Little Aces Tennis (Jun–Jul) – 06/30

Youth Volleyball
Mini Volley (4–6 yrs) – 06/02
Mini Volley (7–11 yrs) – 06/02

View the full brochure and register for classes here.

Senior Center Classes

Single Lectures & Demonstrations

Step-by-Step Acrylics (June 15)
Join a guided two-hour acrylic painting session with Space to Create and learn step-by-step techniques to create a finished piece of artwork to take home. Participants will explore color mixing, simple painting methods, and creative expression in a fun and relaxing environment. No prior experience is necessary. A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Roundtable “Age Well” Discussion Group (June 26)
Facilitated by Foundation for Senior Services Specialist Carol Pilkington, CSA, Spiritual Counselor, this welcoming discussion group gives seniors the opportunity to connect through meaningful conversations about relatable everyday topics in a respectful and supportive setting.

Sessions

Ballroom, Latin & Swing Dance (June 12–July 10)
Learn the basics of ballroom, Latin, and swing dancing in a fun and social atmosphere. Two dance styles will be selected on the first day of class. (5 classes)

Mah Jongg Level I (June 3–24)
Learn the fundamentals of Mah Jongg, including suits, combinations, building walls, passing tiles, and beginner strategies for winning the game. Class is limited to 8 players. (4 classes)

Mah Jongg Level II June 4–25
Build on foundational Mah Jongg skills by learning defensive strategies, tile exposure, discarding techniques, and decision-making strategies to strengthen gameplay. Participants must have taken Mah Jongg Level I twice before enrolling. Class is limited to 8 players. (4 classes)

Mah Jongg Level III (June 11–25)
Continue advancing Mah Jongg strategy and gameplay while refining techniques for competitive play. Class is limited to 8 players. (3 classes)

Savvy Senior Singers (June 25–July 30)
Join an inclusive singing class led by classically trained vocalist Kyla Page Williams. Participants of all experience levels will explore vocal techniques and a variety of musical genres while preparing for a final performance for friends and family. A $10 materials fee is due at the first class. (6 classes)

Colored Pencil Techniques Beginning (June 23–July 21)
Experiment with colored pencil and mixed media while receiving individualized instruction tailored to creative interests and projects. Materials are provided for the first class for beginning participants. (5 classes)

Colored Pencil Techniques Continued (June 23–July 21)
Continue developing colored pencil and mixed media techniques through individualized instruction and creative exploration. Supply lists are distributed on the first day of class. (5 classes)

Fascinating Watercolor Techniques (June 30–August 4)
Designed for continuing watercolor students, this class introduces advanced watercolor techniques through still life, landscape, abstract, and other creative subjects. Some watercolor experience is preferred. A $5 materials fee is due at the first class. (6 classes)

Summer Reading Program

Join the Calabasas Library’s 2026 Online Summer Reading Program! Our theme is “Plant a Seed, Read” and it’s from June 30 through August 2. We will be signing up all ages at the front door of the library. Patrons can also sign up June 30 and afterwards from home with a link on the Library’s website. The program also has an app available.

Register, read books (audios and e-books count) and earn points to be entered into drawings for gift cards throughout the summer! Check the Library’s website, Facebook, Instagram and Library Academy page for more information coming soon. The Summer Reading Program is sponsored by the Friends of the Calabasas Library. Find out more about the Summer Reading Program.

Your City at Work

Speed Limit Sign Changes

The City of Calabasas continues to implement updated speed limits citywide as part of an ongoing effort to enhance roadway safety. Speed limit signs will be adjusted at various locations throughout the City, with changes already in effect on Lost Hills Road and Las Virgenes Road in April, and additional updates coming citywide in May. Residents may notice posted speed limits reduced by 5 to 10 miles per hour based on detailed engineering and traffic studies.

These updates are designed to better protect residents, pedestrians, and all road users. In addition, select school zones are being reduced to 20 mph when children are present, and drivers are reminded that a 25 mph school zone limit may apply even without posted signage.

During the first 15 days following each change, law enforcement will focus on education and awareness to help drivers adjust, followed by standard enforcement. Please watch for new signage and drive safely. View the Speed Limit Map and find Additional information is available on the City website.

The West Calabasas Road Roundabout Project will kick off in mid-June 2026 and is expected to take approximately 6 to 8 months to complete. The project includes construction of a new roundabout with new pavement, curb and gutter, and sidewalks to improve traffic flow and create safer pedestrian access in the area. Motorists should expect delays during construction, and signage will be posted in advance of any road closures. Find out more about this project.

Calabasas Beach Bus Returns This Summer!

Skip the parking hassle and ride to the beach with ease aboard the Calabasas Beach Bus. Service operates Monday through Friday from June 15 through August 8, 2026, providing convenient transportation between Calabasas and Zuma Beach for $5 round trip. Bikes are welcome on a first come, first served basis, and all shuttles are wheelchair accessible. Zuma Beach also provides an accessibility mat to improve beach access for all visitors. Find the Beach Bus schedule and fare information here.