March 2026 City e.News | City of Calabasas, CA

14 talented student artists are being recognized for their work featured in the 2026 Community Recycling Awareness Calendar, now available for pickup at City Hall. Calendars have also been distributed to participating K–8 schools throughout the community. For more information, please email info@cityofcalabasas.com.

The calendar can be virtually accessed here.

PARTICIPATE IN THE PACE PROGRAM

Calabasas is proud to join more than 360 cities, towns, and counties across California offering access to Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing.

PACE allows eligible homeowners to finance energy efficiency, water conservation, and safety improvements – often with no upfront costs. By supporting these upgrades, PACE also contributes to a more resilient and sustainable community by helping reduce energy and water use, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and supporting a more sustainable and resilient community.

Commercial businesses can apply for this program through Home Run Financing.

Learn how PACE works and what to consider before applying through approved program administrators, Home Run Financing and Renew Financial.

MARCH CLASSES

Check out our 2026 Winter/Spring Premier Brochure for all upcoming classes and events this season. To register, visit: www.calabasasreg.org

Upcoming March Programming:

Full Moon Circle & Sound Bath (3/3)	Adult Dance with Gaylene (3/10-5/1)	Beginner Group Dog Obedience (3/15-4/26)
Adult Cardio Tennis Class (3/3-3/17)	Argentine Tango (3/10-4/28)	Beginner Pickleball Level 1 (3/16-4/29)
Italian for Travelers - Beginning Conversational (3/4-4/8)	Swing Dancing Beginner (3/11-4/29)	Beginner Pickleball Level 2 (3/16-4/27)
Tai Chi/Qigong: Finding Your Chi (Part 1 & 2) (3/6-4/17)	Swing Dancing 1.5 -Intermediate (3/11-4/29)	Intermediate Pickleball (3/16-4/29)
Brave Voice Activation & Sound Bath (3/7)	Bachata Dancing (3/11-4/29)	Beginning Real Kickboxing/M.M.A. (3/16-4/29)
Salsa Beginner (3/10-4/28)	Sound Bath, Tea, & Oracle Card Readings (3/11)	Wedding First Dance Bootcamp (3/22)
Salsa 1.5 - Intermediate (3/10-4/28)

Upcoming 50 & Better Programs in March:

Sound Healing (3/2)	UCLA Memory Training (3/4-3/25)	Country Line Dancing (3/11-4/29)
Cultural Treasures of Italy (Veneto Region) (3/3)	Intermediate & Advanced Watercolor (3/5-4/16)	Grief & Loss Discussion/Support Group (3/13)
Acting for Fun (3/3-4/14)	“Fun”ctional Fitness (3/5-4/27)	Senior Pickleball (3/16-4/27)
Zumba (3/3-4/30)	Savvy Senior Singers (3/5-4/30)	Musical Theater Mondays (3/16-4/27)
Colored Pencil Techniques (3/3-4/14)	A Live, In-Person Series: Art of Matisse (3/5-3/19)	Beginning Spanish (3/16-4/27)
Fascinating Watercolor Techniques (3/3-4/7)	Divine Collectors and Devious Dealers (3/6-3/20)	Editing Video with iMovie Pt. 1 & 2 (3/18, 3/26)
Conversational Spanish (3/4-4/22)	Ballroom, Latin & Swing Dance (3/6-4/10)	Car Collecting and the Evolution of the Southern California Car Culture (3/23)
Spanish Colonial Revival Architecture (3/4)	Qigong/Tai Chi: Finding Your Chi (3/6-4/17)	Taste of Asia (3/25)
Create Your Own Pizza (3/4)	The Power of Creativity As We Age (3/10)	Monet in Giverny (3/25)
Flicker (3/4-4/15)	The Power of Creativity As We Age (3/10)	Roundtable Discussion Group (3/27)
Sweatin’ to the 60's (3/4-4/29)	Italian for Travelers (3/10-4/21)

SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK ON THE DRAFT COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION PLAN

The City of Calabasas is preparing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) to help the community prepare for and adapt to wildfire.

During the Public Review stage for the Draft CWPP, we invite input from community members, agencies, environmental groups and other interested parties to help ensure the CWPP reflects the priorities of the community.

Please review the CWPP and submit any comments through the public feedback box for the project Story Map by March 13.

BRUSH CLEARING WITH GOATS

Beginning in March, a herd of 500 goats will arrive in the City of Calabasas open space areas to provide much-needed fuel reduction in strategic fire-prone areas identified by the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

The fuels reduction project is in partnership with the City of Calabasas, the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority (MRCA), and the Los Angeles County Fire Department through the Statewide Fuels Reduction Environmental Protection Plan. The project aims to create strategic defensible space around Santa Monica Mountains communities including Topanga, Malibu, Calabasas and Agoura Hills.

Environmental consulting firm, Dudek, completed biological surveys and flagged sensitive species, while Native American tribal monitors will be present at each location. Los Angeles County Fire will provide an on-site professional forester to monitor the projects.

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FITNESS MEMBERSHIPS FOR EVERY GOAL

Refresh your routine and bloom into your fitness goals this March at the Calabasas Community Center. Whether you prefer to work out on your own schedule or thrive in a high-energy group environment, we have the perfect option to help you "March into Spring".

Gym2Gym Membership
Best for those seeking a flexible, self-guided routine.

Perks: Unlimited access to cardio and strength equipment, open gym play (pickleball, basketball, volleyball), locker rooms with showers and priority registration for recreation classes.

Monthly Rates:

Youth & Teens (3–18): $2
Adults (19–49): $37
Seniors (50+): $32
Family: $106

Premier Pass (The All-Access Upgrade)
Level up your routine with unlimited daily group fitness classes. This pass includes all Gym2Gym benefits plus full access to our motivating class lineup.

Class Highlights: Pilates, HIIT, Zumba, Yoga, Spinning, Cardio Sculpt and more.

Monthly Rates:

Teens (14–18): $51
Adults (19–49): $61
Seniors (50+): $56
Family: $153

Not ready to commit? You can still join the fun with our drop-in option for individual classes!

View the full class schedule here.

WASTE DISPOSAL UPCOMING EVENTS

To support residents in properly disposing of various items year-round, the City offers a variety of free recycling programs. Upcoming Events:

E-Waste Round Up (at Albertson’s): Saturday, March 7, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Used Oil and Water-Based Paint Round-Up (at Calabasas City Hall): Saturday, March 14, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

Additional recycling locations and dates are online.

Please note: business waste is not accepted.

For additional information, please visit the Environmental Outreach Page.

FILM SCREENING: WESTERN MONARCH BUTTERFLIES

Join the Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains for a special outdoor screening of Western Monarch Butterflies: Protecting Our Pollinators, a compelling film by Ian Nelson that highlights efforts to protect Western monarchs. The event takes place Saturday, March 7, from 6:30–7:30 p.m. at Peter Strauss Ranch (30000 Mulholland Hwy).

Pre-show activities begin at 5 p.m., including partner tabling and a meet and greet, followed by a Q&A panel at 6 p.m. before the film. Tickets are $15, and children 12 and under attend free. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs to enjoy this family-friendly evening focused on pollinators and local environmental stewardship.

Learn more and purchase your tickets.

SPRING PICKLEBALL LEAGUE

Ready to hit the courts? Participate March 8–24 for a season of friendly pickleball competition and community connection at Juan Bautista de Anza Park. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, there’s a spot for you!

Divisions:

Mixed Beginner (2.5-3.0): Sunday Mornings*
Mixed Intermediate (3.0-3.5): Sunday Afternoons*
Women’s Intermediate (3.0-3.5): Monday Nights

*No games 4/5 or 5/10.

Team Captain registration is open.

Register now at www.calabasasreg.org

CRIME PREVENTION SYMPOSIUM

The City of Calabasas is hosting a Crime Prevention Symposium on Monday, March 16, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Founders Hall.

Join representatives from local and federal law enforcement to hear updates on current crime trends, residential burglary and commercial theft prevention, and practical safety tips for homes and businesses.

ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION

Don't miss our annual Arbor Day celebration on Saturday, March 21, from 10 a.m.-noon at Gates Canyon Park. Participate in a tree planting and support our City’s dedication to preserving our planet and creating a greener future.

Learn more.

BUNNY TRAIL JUNIOR EGG HUNT

Join us for the Bunny Trail Junior Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 28, from 9 a.m.–noon at Juan Bautista de Anza Park.

Families will travel the trail loop to visit farm animals, hunt for eggs, enjoy crafts, and hop through a bunny obstacle course. The experience takes about 30 minutes, with start times scheduled every 10 minutes from 9–11:50 a.m.

Space is limited. Register today.

The morning will also feature a Recreation Showcase, offering a preview of upcoming classes and camps and a chance to meet instructors.

SAVE THE DATE: EARTH DAY/GREEN EXPO

Mark your calendar for the City’s Earth Day/Green Expo on Saturday, April 18, from 2-5 p.m. at Las Virgenes Creek, adjacent to 26520 Agoura Road. Enjoy educational booths, sustainability resources and free giveaways. Admission is free.

Learn more.

SAVE THE DATE: THE ULTIMATE TOSS TOUR

The City of Calabasas presents: The Ultimate Toss Tour with American Cornhole League Professional Athletes

Get ready for an action-packed day of cornhole, community fun and exciting competition at the Calabasas Community Center on Sunday, May 31, from noon–4 p.m.

Ages 16 and older are welcome to participate. Registration costs $55 per team.

Free, pre-tournament activities for all ages will be available from 10–11:30 a.m. as well as a Beer Garden for participants aged 21 and older.

Register Here: www.calabasasreg.org

STAY INFORMED ABOUT SENIOR CENTER NEWS

The Calabasas Senior Center is always buzzing with programs, resources, special events and opportunities to connect with fellow residents. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter to stay up to date on everything happening at the Center.

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CALABASAS FACILITY RENTALS

Book your next birthday party, holiday gathering, corporate picnic, or company retreat at one of the City’s premier facilities located at the Calabasas Civic Center, Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center or the new Calabasas Community Center.

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Or, gather your guests with the scenic Santa Monica Mountains as a backdrop at Juan Bautista de Anza Park or Grape Arbor Park and Gates Canyon picnic shelters.

Visit cityofcalabasas.com/community services to learn about amenities, hours, rates and fees.

FACILITY RENTALS OFFICE
Located at Juan Bautista de Anza Park
3701 Lost Hills Road
Calabasas, CA 91301
(818) 880-6461
facilityrentals@cityofcalabasas.com

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CAPTURE CALABASAS PHOTO CONTEST

Show us your best Calabasas moments! Enter the Capture Calabasas Photo Contest for a chance to win a prize and be featured in City publications, social media, and more.

Prizes include up to $100 in gift cards. The first 50 participants will receive a Parks Make Life Better prize, and one winner will be selected for Best Overall Image.

Categories
Photos must be taken within Calabasas City limits. Choose from:

City life (businesses, art, etc.)
Parks
Open space
City programs and events

To submit your photo and to learn more visit: Capture Calabasas Photo Contest | City of Calabasas, CA

Let your creativity shine and help us show off what makes Calabasas special!

WHAT'S ON CTV?

Be sure to tune in to CTV on cable channel 3 in Calabasas through live, online web-streaming, or watch any meeting or program on demand through the CTV archives. Check the CTV Guide for playback days and times.

CTV programming is also available on the Calabasas YouTube Channel.

THIS MONTH'S FEATURE: Calabasas City Council Meeting

February City Council Meeting

CALABASAS CALENDARS, MEETINGS & HOLIDAYS

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Council Agenda Items are available online the Wednesday prior to a City Council Meeting. Agendas for all commissions are available online the Friday prior to the commission meeting. All City Council meetings and commission meetings take place in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 100 Civic Center Way in Calabasas.

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For a complete calendar of events and meetings at City Hall, please visit our March City Calendar Page.

MARCH DATES TO REMEMBER

3	Mayor's Youth Council
5	Planning Commission
10	Environmental Commission
11	City Council Meeting
16	Library Commission
17	Development Review Committee
18	Community Development Director's Hearing
19	Planning Commission
21	Arbor Day
25	City Council Meeting
27	Architecutral Review Panel
28	Bunny Trail Junior Egg Hunt

That’s all for this month.

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