Brochure - Roseville

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City of Roseville
2660 Civic Center Drive
Roseville, MN 55113
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Permit 2437
Community Orchard Care
August 2016 - January 2017
Special Events Support
Nature Center Reception
Community Playground Build
Thank You Volunteers!
Parks & Recreation
Pages
Community Updates
3-5
Community Partners
6&7
Facilities
8 - 10
Cedarholm Golf Course
11
Community Events
12 & 13
Adult Activities
14 - 17
Adult Trips
14
Adult Fitness
15
Adult Sport Leagues
Youth Activities
16
18 - 21
After School Activities
18
Safety Awareness & Self Defesnse
19
Creative Arts
20
Kids Fitness
21
Roseville School of Dance
Roseville Gymnastics
Community Organizations
21 - 23
24 & 25
26 & 27
Early Winter Activitites
28
Roseville Volunteers
29 - 31
Skating Center
32 - 35
OVAL
32 - 33
Arena
34 - 35
Nature Center
36 & 37
Parks & Recreation Registration
38 & 39
Staff & Official Directory
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Hotline Information
Adult Sports Weather Line
651-792-7416
OVAL Weather Line
651-792-7191
Registration Hotline
651-792-7110
Skating Center Hotline
651-792-7191
Special Events Hotline
651-792-7411
Youth Activities Weather Line
651-792-7417
Register Today, 4 Easy Ways
Online:
www.cityofroseville.com/parks
Mail:
Complete registration form & mail payment to
2660 Civic Center Dr, Roseville, MN 55113
Phone:
Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm
651-792-7110
In person:
Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm
Roseville City Hall, 2660 Civic Center Dr
Make Checks Payable to:
Roseville Parks & Recreation
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Parks and Recreation Fall 2016
Roseville Parks & Recreation is an
agency in good standing with the
National Commission for Accreditation
of Parks & Recreation Agencies having
met industry reaccreditation standards
for 22 years for quality programs,
facilities & opportunities.
Roseville is one of six parks & recreation
agencies nationwide who have maintained
professional CAPRA standards
from its beginning.
Contacts
Administrative Office
651-792-7006
2323 North Hamline Ave
651-633-TEES (8337)
Gymnastics Center
1238 County Road B-2
651-792-7166
Harriet Alexander Nature Center
2520 North Dale Street
651-765-HANC (4262)
Roseville Skating Center
651-792-7007
Roseville’s Natural Resource Stewardship Network
Over the past 13 years, Roseville has put significant resources (funding, time
& labor) toward city-wide Natural Resource initiatives. The result has been a
healthy, diverse ecosystem, increasingly engaged residents & growing public
awareness & understanding. As we took on the restoration work in our natural
communities it became evident that:
• these are complex systems
• they take time to respond to resource management efforts
• they require a long-term maintenance commitment
The Stewardship Network supports the maintenance & sustainability of Natural
Resource restoration projects & Natural Resource management efforts, as well
as, cultivates a better understanding of the processes involved.
Current park maintenance expectations & obligations are stretched thin.
Therefore, staff needed to look beyond the traditional City labor pool & tap
into another community resource, its volunteers, to help support Natural
Resource maintenance. The Stewardship Network performs critical & real
work that contributes toward the long-term health of natural areas. These
planned efforts are required for sustainability & have a significant impact on
the Roseville Parks system, the local ecosystem & overall conservation of our
natural places.
In the past year, 167 individual volunteers participated in the Stewardship
Network & spent 735 hours;
• cutting & removing buckthorn from eighty acres of parkland
• performed broadcast seeding of native grasses & flowers at 4 park locations
• installed 3,000 plant plugs along Roseville shoreline
• planted 500 trees
• built 50 bee nesting boxes & 15 wood duck boxes
There are many volunteer based Natural Resource projects taking place
in communities throughout the state & country. What makes the Roseville
Parks Stewardship Network unique is the way each contributor is intertwined
& horizontally integrated; from City staff to expert industry contractors to
academia to “citizen specialists” to active volunteers. These multidimensional
groups are working together to establish a self-sustaining maintenance
system, an environmental education program & community buy-in.
In summary, the Roseville Parks Stewardship Network allows our community
to maximize its Natural Resource Management efforts system-wide through
citizen involvement, collaborations & partnerships.
Roseville Wins Minnesota Recreation & Park Associaiton
Award of Excellence for the Natural Resource Stewardship Network
Roseville Parks & Recreation was recognized by the Minnesota Recreation
& Park Association with the Award of Excellence for Volunteer Initiatives.
The Volunteer Initiatives Award application detailed the efforts of Roseville
Volunteers working on the Natural Resource Stewardship Network to enhance
our parks & nuture our Natural Resources. Thank you Natural Resource
Volunteers for your ongoing support, your contagious energy & your
community pride.
The MRPA Awards of Excellence program recognizes agencies or organizations
in Minnesota for outstanding achievements in parks, recreation & leisure
services. A major goal of the program is to increase public awareness &
appreciation of the excellent parks, trails, recreation & leisure services
available.
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Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Update
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has settled into Roseville. As we continue to work our
EAB program we are finding additional infestations, whether in new neighborhoods or in previous unidentified trees in known-infested neighborhoods.
2016 EAB Activity in Roseville:
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Currently, there are a total of 2,153 Ash Trees on Roseville Public Property
A field survey of Roseville trees with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) in
April found:
x 44 properties involving 83+ public and private trees with EAB infestation
x City staff are following-up with property owners in private tree situations
Utilizing DNR Grant Money the City of Roseville removed 45 infected Ash Trees and
planted 62 boulevard trees
At least 34 infected Ash Trees on private property have been removed to date
City staff are working to further identify infested trees in the community
A treatment plan for significant trees in the expanded infestation area is being implemented by City Staff
EAB InfestaƟon Zone—May 2016
Did you know?
According to the University of MN (UMN) EAB is a non-native insect transported from Asia to the US and was first
identified in Michigan in 2002.
EAB Active Period: May 1 – September 30
Avoid the removal of ash branches, stumps or trees. This is because insects may fly and infest nearby ash trees.
EAB Low Activity Period: October 1 – April 30
Prune and remove ash trees as needed. Transport at least 1” of bark/wood
to the nearest ash tree waste disposal site where is will be taken care of
before May 1st.
For additional information on EAB in Roseville visit: http://www.cityofroseville.com/1183/Tree-Policies-Programs
Information on EAB in MN visit: hƩp://www.mda.state.mn.us/plants/pestmanagement/eab.aspx
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Wildlife Management Plan
Roseville is home to a large wildlife population. However, city habitats are not
always ideal for wild animals. In order to monitor and address these concerns the
City Council approved a Wildlife Management Ordinance in December, 2015.
As part of the Wildlife Management Ordinance’s Deer Management Plan, the City
of Roseville has partnered with Ramsey County to complete helicopter aerial surveys of our deer population for over 12 years:
Based on the Minnesota
Department of Natural
Resources (MNDNR)
Roseville has .77 square
miles of deer habitat.
This amount of habitat
can sustain 15-19 deer.
To address the increasing amount of deer, and wildlife, the 2015 Wildlife Management Ordinance imposes a feeding
ban on wild animals typically found in Roseville. The feeding ban includes:
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Distributing one or more gallons of grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts, or hay within a 24-hour period is prohibited
Having a salt lick at a location that regularly attracts wild animals is prohibited
Note: The ordinance includes an exemption for small backyard bird feeders
Penalties for violating the feeding ban are a series of administrative fines, including $100 for the first violation, $200
for a second and $300 for subsequent violations within a two-year period.
The ordinance also allows for organized hunts to control the city's deer population, should the City Council determine
a need based on deer population counts.
Call 651-792-7080 if you believe someone is violating the feeding ban.
For more information on Roseville’s Wildlife please visit: https://www.cityofroseville.com/3006/Wildlife
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On behalf of Roseville Parks & Recreation, it is my privilege to recognize the following sponsors & partners.
We thank each & every business & organization for their contributions to the quality of life in Roseville.
Ongoing support of Roseville Parks & Recreation through sponsorships, partnerships & donations is an
invaluable asset. Contributions like these make a significant difference in our community!
Thank you for your generosity!
Lonnie Brokke, Parks & Recreation Director
Rosefest Sponsors
Roseville Genisys Credit Union - Rosefest Title Sponsor
Roseville Genisys Credit Union
Lexington Floral
Great Southern Bank
Kinderberry Hill Child Development Center
Run for the Roses
Run for the Roses
Medallion Hunt
July 4 Entertainment
July 4 Fireworks
Teddy Bear Band
Rosefest Event Hosts
Roseville Rotary
Calvary Church
Nord Stern Porsche Car Club
Taste of Rosefest
Theatre in the Park
Porsche Car Show
Rose Parade Sponsors
Roseville Community Fund
McGough Construction
Mueller-Bies Funeral Home
Summer Entertainment Sponsors
Genisys Credit Union
Metropolitan Regional Arts Council
Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund
Kinderberry Hill Child Development Centers
Great Southern Bank
North Suburban Evening Lions
Patti’s Ice Cream & Sweets Shoppe
Community Event Sponsors
New Year’s Eve Celebration:
Goodmanson Construction
New Year’s Eve Celebration:
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner:
Puppet Wagon:
Halloween Spook-tacular:
Halloween Spook-tacular:
Discover Your Parks:
Roseville Olive Garden
Roseville Kinderberry Hill
Half Price Books
Love from Minnesota
Patti’s Ice Cream
Great Southern Bank
Half Price Books
Great Southern Bank
Roll in Movies:
Wild Rice Festival:
Wild Rice Festival:
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Park Building Rentals
Roseville is home to six fabulous park buildings located at Autumn Grove,
Lexington, Oasis, Rosebrook, Sandcastle & Villa Parks. These buildings are available
for community use & public rentals. While each facility is similar in many ways they
each have features unique to the neighborhood park they call home.
Autumn Grove & Lexington Parks:
• Gathering Room with kitchenette, easy access to outdoor patio, fireplace & video
monitor. Gathering Room table seating for 48 & theater seating for 60.
• Lexington & Autumn Grove Buildings also offer a bonus room adjacent to the
Gathering Room March - June & September - December. The bonus room provides
the opportunity to accomodate an additional 20 guests.
Autumn Grove Park Building
Rosebrook Park:
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Gathering Room with kitchenette, easy access to outdoor patio, fireplace & video
monitor. Table seating for 40 & theater seating for 50.
Oasis, Sandcastle, Villa Parks:
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Gathering Room with kitchenette, easy access to outdoor patio, fireplace & video
monitor, table seating for 32, theater seating for 40.
For rental details or to make a reservation contact Christian at:
651-792-7118 or email christian.swanberg@cityofroseville.com
Rosebrook Park Building
Park Building Rental Facilities
Rental Rate: Mon-Thurs
Resident Rate: Mon-Thurs
Rental Rate: Fri-Sun
Resident Rate: Fri-Sun
Additional
Hours
$125/3 hrs
$95/3 hrs
$160/5 hrs
$140/3 hrs
$205/5 hrs
$115/3 hrs $175/5 hrs
$40
$90/3 hrs
$150/5 hrs
$125/3 hrs
$195/5 hrs
$105/3 hrs $165/5 hrs
$40
November 1, 2016 - October 31, 2017
Autumn Grove & Lexington Parks
Gathering Room
$195/5 hrs
Rosebrook Park
Gathering Room
$115/3 hrs
$175/5 hrs
Oasis, Sandcastle & Villa Parks
Gathering Room
$80/3 hrs
$125/5 hrs
$65/3 hrs
$105/5 hrs
$90/3 hrs
$150/5 hrs
$75/3 hrs
$125/5 hrs
$40
$50/3 hrs
$75/5 hrs
$40/3 hrs
$65/5 hrs
$65/3 hrs
$105/5 hrs
$55/3 hrs
$95/5 hrs
$20
Acorn Park
Shelter
Oasis Park Building
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Lexington Park Building
Community Facilities
Roseville has a range of community facilities available to host meetings, small gatherings, weddings,
picnics or gym activities. Info available online at cityofroseville.com/parks or from Facility Use Contact staff.
Facility rentals are popular & we recommend reserving well in advance.
Facility Use Contacts
Brimhall & Central Park Community Gymnasiums
Steve: 651-792-7154
Cedarholm Golf Course & Clubhouse
Steve: 651-792-7154
Central Park Picnic Shelters
Staff: 651-792-7006
Civic Center Campus Meeting Rooms
Matt: 651-792-7121
Rick: 651-792-7104
Muriel Sahlin Arboretum
Christian: 651-792-7118
Park Buildings @ Autumn Grove, Lexington, Oasis, Rosebrook,
Sandcastle, Villa Parks
Christian: 651-792-7118
Skating Center Banquet Facility
Roseville Skating Center Banquet & Meeting Rooms
Matt: 651-792-7121
Roseville Skating Center Ice Rentals
Kevin: 651-792-7122
Skating Center Banquet & Meeting Facilities
Whether you’re tossing a bouquet or toting a briefcase, we
have the ideal spot for you at the Roseville Skating Center.
Our award-winning facilities welcome gatherings for small
business meetings to 300 guests. You’ll find wireless internet
access, full service kitchen, free parking & other amenities.
We make your planning easier by supplying a list of preferred
caterers, or you can provide your own licensed caterer.
For more information call Matt Johnson at 651-792-7121 or
log on to www.cityofroseville.com/banquet.
Cedarholm Clubhouse Rental
The clubhouse is available for holiday rentals, office functions
& group get-togethers. Call or email for availability
651-792-7154, golf@cityofroseville.com
Cedarholm Clubhouse
Harriet Alexander Nature Center Rental
The Nature Center offers a lofty gathering space with a
great view, a meeting room with spacious, modern kitchen,
two large-screen monitors with cable & WiFi access, plus
an intimate, forested amphitheater with bench seating. Try
HANC for your next seminar, meeting or private gathering.
Call 651-792-7104 for more information.
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Central Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum
On Dale St, between County Rd B2 & County Rd C
The Muriel Sahlin Arboretum is a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. It
features a variety of flower gardens, trails, walkways, fountain, & large grassy
knoll. These picturesque views are ideal for your next gathering, whether a
wedding, anniversary or memorial service.
The Arboretum is available for the community to enjoy & for private rentals &
events. For rental info call 651-792-7118 or online at
www.cityofroseville.com/parks for rates, photos, & facility details.
Muriel Sahlin Arboretum Pavillion
Fountain Backdrop @ Muriel Sahlin Arboretum
Parks
Make
Life
Better!
Facility Code & Location
AGPB:
Autumn Grove Park Building
1365 Lydia Avenue West
OPB:
Oasis Park Building
1700 West County Road C2
BH:
Brimhall School
1744 W Cty Rd B
RAL:
Rosetown American Legion
700 West Cty Road C
RCH:
Roseville City Hall
2660 Civic Center Dr
651-792-7006
RAHS:
Roseville Area High School
1240 West Cty Road B
CP:
Central Park School
535 W Cty Rd B-2
RAMS:
Roseville Area Middle School
15 E Cty Rd B-2
FVCC:
Fairview Community Center
1910 W Cty Rd B
RGC:
Roseville Gymnastics Center
1248 W Cty Rd B-2
651-792-7166
GC:
2323 N Hamline Ave
651-792-TEES (8337)
RPB:
Rosebrook Park Building
2590 Fry Street
HANC:
2520 N Dale St
651-765-HANC (4262)
RSC:
651-792-7007
LPB:
Lexington Park Building
2131 Lexington Avenue North
SPB:
Sandcastle Park Building
3060 Patton Road
LC:
Little Canada School
400 Eli Road
VPB:
Villa Park Building
2055 Cohansey Boulevard
Central Park Jaycees Shelter
Central Park Shelter Reservations
The City of Roseville has 4 rental picnic shelters in Central Park. Requests for
2017 shelter rentals begin Tuesday, January 3, on a first come, first served basis.
If you rented a shelter in 2016, you will receive a mailing on shelter rentals in
early December. Call 651-792-7006 for more information.
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Roseville Cedarholm Golf Course is a par-three, 9-hole course,
located at 2323 No. Hamline Ave, one block north of Highway 36.
Extend your play into Fall!
Cedarholm Golf Course offers plenty of opportunities for tee times.
Tee times taken up to five days in advance at 651-633-TEES (8337).
Check out Fall specials at cityofroseville.com/golf
Like us on Facebook & follow us on Twitter!
Golf Fees
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Monday – Friday
Weekends & Holidays
Seniors (62+, M-F, before 3:30pm)
Juniors (15 & under, M-F, before 3:30pm)
2nd Round (same person, same day)
$13.25
$13.75
$12
$12
$8
Rental Equipment
◊ Clubs
◊ Pull Carts
◊ Riding Carts
$6
$3
$11
Fall Ladies Golf League
8-week league beginning September 6
Pay as you play!
Registration fee: $8
Green fees: $10.25
Select your standing league tee time.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
7-10:30am
7-10:30am
7-11am
7-11am
Tournaments
Fall Ladies Evening Golf League
7 weeks of league play from 4:30-5:15pm beginning Monday, September 12
Pay as you play!
Green fees: $10.25
League members will have standing tee times.
Fall Co-Ed Golf League
7-week league beginning September 8
Pay as you play!
Green fees: $10.25
The Fall Co-Ed League takes the course on Tuesday from 4:30-5:15pm.
League members will have standing tee times.
Call 651-633-TEES (8337) for details or to sign up.
Golftoberfest
Friday, September 23
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$25/golfer
> Cedarholm is available for private
tournaments, with over 16 or golfers.
> Only $10.75 + tax per golfer after
September 4.
> Contact the clubhouse manager for
more info at 651-792-7154 or
golf@ci.roseville.mn.us.
Clubhouse Rental
Clubhouse available for holiday rentals,
office functions & group get-togethers.
Call or email for availability:
651-792-7154
golf@ci.roseville.mn.us
2016 Rates (4-hr minimum)
Regular:
$55/hour plus tax
RV Residents: $50/hour plus tax
Shotgun start @ 5:15pm
9-holes of golf (scramble format) with on-course contests
German inspired meal following golf: brats, kraut, potato dish & dessert
Pre-registration required
Download registration at cityofroseville.com/golf
SNAG “Starting New at Golf”
Ages 4-8
Golf’s version of T-Ball!
Introduce kids to golf in a modified, SAFE & fun way! SNAG contains all the
elements of golf with its own simplified rules & terminology that adds fun to the
learning & playing experience. SNAG is a training program for beginners that
transitions into the game of golf.
Program #
Day/Date/Time
Age
Fee
9500.316
Sa, Sep 10-Oct 8 10-10:30am
4-6
$41
9500.317
Sa, Sep 10-Oct 8
6-8
$47
10:45-11:30am
Golftoberfest Revelers
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Fall 2016 Home/Gardening Workshops
DIY Projects to Get Your Home Ready for Winter
Th, September 15: 7 – 8:30pm or
Roseville Library 2180 Hamline Avenue
Sat, September 24: 2-3:30pm
Presenters: Neighborhood Energy Connection (NEC)
Want to get the house ready for winter but not sure how to get started? The NEC is here
to help with hands-on demos to show you ways to lower your energy bills & make your
home more comfortable. They will also provide tips about how to prevent the dreaded
ice dams and how to arrange for a free energy audit so you know just what needs fixing.
Bulb Care and Getting Your Yard Ready for Winter
Th, September 15: 3 – 4:30pm
or
Roseville Library, 2180 Hamline Avenue
Annual Wild Rice Festival Dancers
Photo Credit: Mark Connolly, Roseville Volunteer
Sat, September 24 11am – 12:30pm
Presenters: Ramsey County Gardening Experts
Get the most out of your bulbs by learning how to care for them over the winter. Find
out how to keep your bulbs from being more than just a great breakfast for squirrels.
The gardening experts will provide a To Do list to make sure your yard is ready for
springtime.
Workshops are FREE & open to the public, register at www.rclreads.org/events-and-classes.
For more information, contact 651-792-7015 or eda@cityofroseville.com
Wild Rice Festival
www.wildricefestival.org
Saturday, September 17
10am-4pm
Great Southern Bank & Half Price Books are proud to present the 13th Annual Wild
Rice Festival. This family-friendly event, presented with no admission charge to the
community, is a celebration of wild rice, Native American culture & Minnesota’s fall
harvest season.
Tapped & Uncorked Live Entertainment
3rd Annual Tapped & Uncorked
Presented by Friends of Roseville Parks
6-10pm
www.pourforparks.com
Outdoors @ the OVAL
Sample local craft beers & wines, enjoy food & live music by GB Leighton, play fun
games, & support Roseville parks. New this year: a special VIP Tent option for sampling
locally-made spirits. Event details, as well as ticket sales, online @ www.pourforparks.com.
North Suburban Evening Lions Waffle Breakfast
Sunday, October 9
8am-12:30pm
Eyeglasses, sunglasses & hearing aids collected
Halloween Spook-tacular
Saturday, October 29
4:30-7:30pm
Roseville’s Genisys Credit Union & Kinderberry Hill Child Development Center
present an evening of carnival games, live animals, interactive nature program & hayride.
Dressed for Spook-tacular Fun
$6 per person includes Halloween fun plus a special treat bag, popcorn & entertainment
beside the Halloween fire circle. All are welcome to wear a costume. Children must be
accompanied by adult. Informational flyers and registration forms will be distributed
through the Roseville Area Schools in September. Call 651-792-7006 for details.
Roseville Strings Concert Series
www.rosevillestrings.org
Fall Concert
Sunday, November 6
3:30pm
Sundin Music Hall, Hamline University, 1536 Hewitt Ave, St. Paul
Pre-concert talk at 3 p.m. Free will donation.
Christmas Concert
Monday, December 5
Centennial United Methodist Church
1524 W Co Rd C-2
7:30pm
Annual Roseville Area Community Carol Sing-along. Free will donation.
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OVALumination
www.visitroseville.com
Friday, November 18
www.OVALumination.org
Guidant John Rose MN OVAL
Join us for the kick-off of OVALumination!
Watch as we flip the switch, illuminating the OVAL with over 100,000 holiday lights. It’s free to
view the lights & $7 to skate. Don’t miss this splendor of holiday cheer - come for the sights,
stay for the shopping & delicious food at nearby, convenient Roseville locations. Keep informed
by following us on Twitter @VisitRoseville using #OVALumination.
Holiday Rose Gala
Presented by Friends of Roseville Parks
Thursday, December 1
6-10pm
www.friendsofrosevilleparks.org
Skating Center Banquet Facility
Enjoy good food, amazing company, exciting silent & live auctions & more.
Entertainment by Michael Johnson. The location, overlooking the OVAL, features
wonderful views of OVALumination: hundreds of trees beautifully lit for the holiday
season, with speedskaters & hockey teams playing & skating. Details on website.
Holiday Craft Fair
Benefitting the Harriet Alexander Nature Center
Saturday, December 3
10am-4pm
Sunday, December 4
12-4pm
www.holidaycraftfair.com
Roseville City Hall
Roseville City Hall
Holiday Rose Gala
Features quality, hand-crafted items exhibited & sold by more than 60 artisans. Merchandise
includes pottery, beadwork, jewelry, paintings, textiles, homemade confections & jams &
more. Refreshments for sale. For info, call Nature Center at 651-765-HANC (4262).
Save the Date!
New Year’s Eve on Ice
www.skatetheoval.com
Admission: $7
2:30-10pm
Limited skate rental available: $4
Ring in the New Year on ICE!
Bring your family, meet your friends at the Roseville Skating Center for the largest skating
party in Minnesota. Skate indoors at the Arena or outdoors on the OVAL where we have 4
hockey rinks & an Olympic size track for leisure skating. Roseville’s New Year’s Eve on ICE
is a great way for the entire family to have a fun & safe New Year’s Eve.
For more information call 651-792-7007.
Presented by: Goodmanson Construction & Roseville Genisys Credit Union
Sweetheart Dance
Friday, February 3
Ages 3-6
6:15-8:30pm
RSC Banquet Room
A very special evening out for Dads,
Grandpas, Uncles & other special
persons with the princesses in their lives.
Join us for a memorable night of dancing,
crafts & snacks.
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Adult Trips
Join friends – make new friends – take an adult trip with Roseville Parks & Recreation.
• For more details or to be added to our mailing list, call 651-792-7006
• Roseville adult trip participants leave from the north parking lot at the
Roseville Skating Center, 2661 Civic Center Dr.
• Trips offered in partnership with New Brighton Parks & Recreation &
St Anthony Community Service
Duluth Sail & Rail
Tuesday, September 13
#7201.338
$105
Located on Great Lake Superior, the natural beauty of Duluth is a treasure. Ask anyone
who’s been here & they’ll tell you there’s nothing like a visit to Duluth. Upon arrival to
Duluth, we will enjoy a Lake Superior harbor cruise aboard the Vista Star. Take in all the
activity & spectacular scenery in the hard working Duluth & Superior Harbor. See the
ore docks, aerial lift bridge, Great Lakes cargo carriers, visiting foreign vessels, grain
elevators & other points of interest in comfort. At the completion of the cruise, we will
have lunch (on own) in Canal Park. There will be time to enjoy the many shops & visit
the Marine Museum. Next, we’ll board the North Shore Scenic Railroad. Departing from
Duluth’s Historic Union Depot, we will ride in comfort on the historic rails of the DM & IR
Railroad that helped build America. This narrated excursion will take us along Duluth’s
downtown, waterfront and residential areas & through the scenic wonderlands of Lake
Superior’s North Shore.
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Tour includes deluxe transportation, MetroConnections step-on tour guide,
train excursion, Lake Superior cruise & Canal Park visit.
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Register by August 5.
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Depart at 7:30am, return around 7:45pm
Osceola & St. Croix Valley Train Tour
Tuesday, October 18
#7201.339
$62
Join us for a train ride that will take us on a round trip coach excursion between Osceola
& Marine on St. Croix. The Minnesota Transportation Museum’s Osceola & St. Croix
Valley Railroad is a heritage railroad in Osceola, WI out of the historic 1916 SSO Line
depot. The trip will run along the beautiful limestone cliff & the St. Croix River where
we will enjoy a breath taking scenic route. We will also see William O’Brien State Park
along our trip. Aboard we will enjoy a boxed lunch of a croissant sandwich, potato salad,
potato chips, soda & sweet treat. We hope to see some beautiful Wisconsin fall colors!
•
Fee includes transportation, train ride & lunch
•
Register by September 19.
•
US Bank Stadium Tour
Thursday, November 17
#7201.340
$62
#7201.341
$68
Your ninety-minute guided adventure through U.S. Bank Stadium will give you behindthe-scenes access to the new home of the Minnesota Vikings. Discover the inner
workings of U.S. Bank Stadium including VIP-accessible only clubs & suites, the press
box, the art collection, team locker room, stadium floor, & so much more. Tour Guides
are knowledgeable & are well-versed on building architecture, Vikings history, &
sustainability features of U.S. Bank Stadium. All tours are wheelchair accessible. Wear
comfortable shoes, as there will be a lot of walking. Specific tour routes are established
each day based on events & activities in the stadium, therefore all sites on the tour are
subject to current availability. After touring the facility, we will be stopping for lunch at
The Old Spaghetti Factory. You will choose from pasta with a rich meat sauce or pasta
with white clam sauce or fettuccine alfredo. All meals will include house salad, beverage
& ice cream.
•
Fee includes transportation, tour and lunch
•
Register by October 13
•
Holiday Lights Tour
Monday, December 12
14
Celebrate the season with an evening of dazzling holiday lights! Step aboard a
warm, deluxe motor coach & listen to fascinating commentary on Twin Cities’ holiday
traditions & fun “inside” stories on the decorations you pass by. This memorable evening
tour highlights beautiful & creative light displays throughout the Twin Cities as local
merchants & residents join together to celebrate the holidays & their community spirit.
We will stop for dinner at Caspers Cherokee Sirloin Room in Eagan on the way home.
Dinner options include your choice of an 8oz Top Sirloin, Canadian Walleye Broiled
Medium Filet, Chicken Breast or BBQ Ribs Petite Rack.
•
Fee includes transportation, lights tours and dinner
•
Register by November 25
•
Depart at 4:30pm, return around 9:15pm
Adult Fitness
Yoga for Everybody & Every Body!
Chair Yoga, Yoga Therapy & Yoga for the Heart classes
are appropriate for people of all ages & fitness levels,
beginners welcome! Please bring a yoga mat.
Not sure you can commit to a full series of classes, pay per class, only
$15/day.
All classes instructed by Susan Perry
Susan Perry is the Founding Member & Owner of Live Big 365 an Inspirational
Integrative Yoga and Wellness Practice that helps to heal the mind, body & spirit.
Susan is a Certified, Kripalu & Integrative Yoga Therapy trained Yoga Instructor &
Certified Yoga Therapist with over 700 hours of Yoga Teacher & Therapy Training.
Chair Yoga
Autumn Grove PB
#7000.380
M, Sep 12 - Nov 14
#7000.383
M, Nov 21 - Jan 30*
1:15-2:15pm
$99
$99
(*No class Dec 26)
Chair yoga is a total body workout using breath,
meditation & chair postures to align & integrate the
mind, body & inner energy. Students feel energized yet
peaceful, exercised & inspired. Great for all ages, level &
does not require any floor work.
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Yoga for the Heart
Autumn Grove PB
$99
#7000.382
Tu, Sep 13 - Nov 15
11:15am-12:15pm
Release, Heal & transform through a 60 minute journey
of mind, body and spirit. This class is specifically
designed for people experiencing heart related
conditions. Explore all of your senses. This class will offer
rejuvenating yoga techniques to bring joy, fulfillment &
peace into your everyday life both on & off the mat. No
experience required. All abilities welcome!
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Intro to Yoga Therapy
Autumn Grove PB
$99
#7000.385
Tu, Jan 3 - Mar 7
11:15am-12:15pm
Yoga is for everyone. Join our fun, vibrant and inspiring
community with this unique program for beginners.
Learn how to release, heal & transform through the
practice of integrated yoga therapy.
Tap For Older Adults
FV Dance Studio
$50
Here’s your chance to learn something new or rediscover
the joys of an old hobby. Tap dancing is a great way to
stay in shape & meet new friends.
*No class Oct 21, Nov 25, Dec 23, Dec 30
Program #
Level
Day/Date
Time
7100.391
Beg
F Sep 9 – Nov 4
8:30am
7100.392
Int
F Sep 9 – Nov 4
9:30am
7100.393
Beg
F Nov 11 - Jan 20
8:30am
7100.394
Int
F Nov 11 - Jan 20
9:30am
7100.395
Beg
F Jan 27 - Mar 17
8:30am
7100.396
Int
F Jan 27 - Mar 17
9:30am
Older Adult Bowling
Flaherty’s Arden Bowl @1273 W Cty Rd E
#6800.320
M, Sep 12 - Apr 17
9:30am
Get the ball rolling. Arecreational bowling program, no
teams, no league just the fun of strikes & spares with alley
friends.
• Weekly cost: $8 for 3 games & coffee
• Registration fee due by Sept 9: $7
• Shoe rental: $1.50
Indoor Walking Track
Open Year-Round
FREE
The track circles the upper level of the indoor ice arena
and is 1/7 mile around. Rubber flooring provides a safe
walking surface. The indoor walking track is open daily
during arena hours & closed during paid admission
events and special events.
Over 50 & Fit
RSC Fitness Room
$16
#7000.368
M, W, F Year-Round
9-10am
Exercise to video tapes in a fun, small group setting that
emphasizes flexibility while increasing strength & stamina.
Bring small weights on Wednesdays.
T’ai Chi Chih
RosePointe Fitness Room ~ 2555 No. Hamline Avenue
Session 1 #6200.370 T, Sep 27 - Nov 8
1:30-2:30pm
Session 2 #6200.371 T, Jan 24 - Mar 7
1:30-2:30pm
T’ai Chi Chih is the practice of gentle, meditative moves
that can reduce stress & help you feel better. This “no
sweat” exercise program restores harmony & balance to
our lives.
Instructor: Karen Carrier
Regular $46; RV Resident $38
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CoRec Fall Adult Volleyball Leagues
Team Fee: $350
Adult Co Rec volleyball is a great opportunity for adults to get active with their
friends. Matches are played at Brimhall & Central Park Community Gym between
6:30 & 9:40pm. Registration closes September 16; leagues fill quickly.
Program #
6501.382
6501.383
6501.384
6501.385
6501.386
6501.387
League
CoRec A
CoRec Upper B
CoRec Lower B
CoRec Upper B
CoRec Lower B
CoRec C
Day
Monday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Women’s Fall Adult Volleyball Leagues
Team Fee: $350
Roseville offers some of the most popular women’s volleyball leagues in the
Twin Cities metro area. Matches are played at Brimhall Community Gym
between 6:10 & 10:40pm. Registration closes Sept 16; leagues fill quickly.
Program #
League
Day
6501.388
Womens B
Thursday
6501.389
Womens A
Thursday
Men’s 3-on-3 Basketball League
Team Fee: $175
Grab some friends & join the 3-on-3 half court men’s basketball league for a
night of hoops, exercise & friendly competition. The league is not officiated
(teams call their own fouls) & is designed to be a fun, recreation league.
Court supervisor/scorekeeper at each game. Eight week league, teams play
one game a week, single elimination tournament on week nine.
Games played between 6pm & 9pm from Sept. 12–Nov. 14.
All games played at Maplewood Community Ctr.
Program #
League
Day
5000.386
3-on-3
Monday
Men’s 5-on-5 Basketball League
Team Fee: $635
Get your buddies together & your sneakers shined for the Roseville adult
basketball league. This unique league uses a sliding scheduling system to
ensure that teams are playing teams of a similar skill level each week. Teams
are guaranteed twelve games & all games are officiated by certified officials.
The season begins in December & runs through late spring. Games played at
RAHS & Central Park Community Gym.
Program #
League
Day
5000.387
Mens C
Wednesday
5000.388
Mens Upper D
Wednesday
5000.389
Mens Lower D
Wednesday
Adult Co Rec Broomball
Team Fee: $325
Chase away the winter blues with a little broomball. Leagues play at the
Lexington Park Rink. Teams play 7 games beginning December 23 (weather
permitting)
Program #
5110.360
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League
Co Rec
Day
Wednesday
CPR
CPR is a lifesaving technique.
• Do you know the ABC’s of CPR?
Establish an Airway, provide Breathing & Circulation assistance.
• Learn to perform one & two person CPR.
• Review steps to reduce risk of heart attack.
• Course includes adult, child & infant CPR & obstructed airway techniques.
Certification by the American Heart Association.
Classes held at Roseville City Hall.
Visit cityofroseville.com/parks for details or call 651-792-7006 for class info.
AARP Smart Driver Classes
Updated classes are taught by volunteer instructors from AARP.
• Classes held at Roseville City Hall.
• Registration deadline: Friday prior to each session.
• Fee includes additional city fee.
$26 Non-AARP members, $21 AARP members
Program #
Day/Date
Time
6220.361
Tu, Sep 20
9:00am - 1:00pm
6220.362
Th, Oct 6
5:30 - 9:30pm
6220.363
Tu, Oct 25
9:00am - 1:00pm
6220.364
Th, Nov 17
5:30 - 9:30pm
Senior Club #5
Rosetown American Legion, 700 W County Road C
• New Members Welcome
• Open to Anyone 55 years or older
• Meets year-round 11:45am-3:30pm, first & third Thursday
• Visit, play “500” or cribbage, enjoy refreshments
Pickleball
Pickleball is fun, easy to learn & good exercise. It’s a combination of tennis, ping pong & badminton.
• Check out our website under adult sports for location, dates & times.
• Four outdoor pickleball courts are available at Evergreen Park, 1810 West County Road B.
• Players set-up & take down nets.
• Call 651-792-7006 & provide your contact info to access the lock for the equipment box.
Brimhall Open Gyms
Adult Open VB
Family Open BB
Fridays beginning Sept 9
Sundays Beginning Nov 6
6:30-9:00pm
1:00-3:00pm
$5
$4/person $9/family
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Roseville Parks and Recreation offers area youth a variety of recreation
opportunities. Activities are age appropriate with a focus on fun.
Activities are geared for both boys & girls.
LEGO Extreme:
Catapults & Dragons
Program #
Grades 1-5
$78
Build a Snapping Dragon ...
a Cow Control ...
design a marshmallow catapult!
Students build a different LEGO
project at each class & use the project
to investigate basic engineering
concepts, like: fulcrum, load, effort
& different classes of levers. Sign up
today. Levers Forever!
1702.328
PV
Day/Date
M: Nov 7 - Dec 12
2:10-3:10pm
1702.329
EDW
Tu: Nov 8 - Dec 13
4:10-5:10pm
1702.330
BH
W: Nov 9 - Dec 14
4:10-5:10pm
LEGO Extreme:
‘Copters & Spy Planes
Program #
Grades 1-5
$78
Projects never seen before. Build a
helicopter, egg beater, paddle boat
and spy plane. Use your projects to
investigate basic engineering concepts
including: gearing up, gearing down,
gear ratio and more. Get in gear, sign
up today!
Location
Time
Location
Time
1702.165
PV
Day/Date
2:10-3:10pm
M: Jan 23 - Mar 13
no class 2/20, 3/6
EDW
Tu: Jan 24 - Feb 28
1702.166
4:10-5:10pm
1702.167
BH
W: Jan 18 - Feb 22
4:10-5:10pm
Explore Sports
Brimhall Gym
$54
Jump, catch, bounce & kick! Children will be introduced to exciting sports
as they participate in a full range of drills, games, & fun! Sports will include
soccer, t-ball, floor hockey & other kid favorites.
Program #
Grades
Day/Date/Time
1606.440
1-3
Th
Sep 22 - Nov 3*
4:15-5:15pm
*(No class Oct 20)
1606.444
1-3
Th
Nov 10 - Dec 22* 4:15-5:15pm
*(No class Nov 24)
Slam Dunk Fun
Brimhall Gym
$54
It’s a slam dunk on the Basketball Court. Develop basketball skills with
shooting, dribbling & ball handling drills. Experience the high energy & fun.
Program #
Grades
1606.443
1-3
Day/Date/Time
M
Nov 7 - Dec 12
4:15-5:15pm
Please include your email address
We will not bombard your email
account with mailings, but we will
provide you with weather updates
that affect programs & events, we
will send timely event & program
information & promotions.
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Youth Tennis
Ages 9-12
Howard Johnson Park
Regular $59 RV Resident $51
1603.354
Sa, Sept 10 - Oct 15
9:30-10:30am
Take the court this fall & learn the basics of tennis. Practice your forehand, backhand,
volley, & serve. Bring your own racquet. Register by September 6.
Safety Awareness & Self Defense
Thursday
CP Gym/Cafeteria & Roseville Maintenance Facility
Participants learn self-discipline and improve strength, balance and coordination in these classes.
Classes based on age & ability, with opportunity to advance to yellow belts & higher.
Shorts or sweatpants & t-shirt required. Uniforms optional and available throughout session for $30.
9 Week Fall Session
September 22 - November 17
8 Week Early Winter Session
December 1 - February 2
$56 Regular, $48 RV resident
$62 Regular, $54 RV resident
Program #
Time
Age/Level
Program #
Time
Age/Level
2201.396
5:30-6:10pm
5-12 yrs New Students
2201.391
5:30-6:10pm
5-12 yrs New Students
2201.392
6:20-7:00pm
5 & Older Returning 2nd degree white belts
2201.397
6:20-7:00pm
5 & Older Returning 2nd degree white belts
2201.393
6:20-7:00pm
5 & Older Returning yellow belts & above
2201.398
6:20-7:00pm
5 & Older Returning yellow belts & above
2201.394
7:10-8:00pm
5 & Older Advanced returning students
2201.399
7:10-8:00pm
5 & Older Advanced returning students
2201.395
8:10-9:00pm
8 & Older, Teens & Adults
2201.400
8:10-9:00pm
8 & Older, Teens & Adults
Birthday Parties Full of Fun
Schedule your party with Roseville Parks & Recreation. Whether
it’s in the gym, at the OVAL or Nature Center we have the
facility to help you make the day special. Party options may
include skating, nature themes & bounce house.
Fall Break Camps
Mixture Madness
Contact staff to explore party options & check availability.
OVAL & Skating Center: Matt @ 651-792-7121
Parties at the Nature Center: Debbie @ 651-792-7163
Saturdays & Sundays 10am-Noon or 1-3pm
Parties at Central Park Gym: Steve @ 651-792-7154
Grades 1-6
HANC
Get your hands sticky & stuck. Try out recipes for slime,
oobleck, play dough, beading clay & other gooey delights,
& bring home samples and recipes for each mixture.
Hike the Nature Center trails between mixtures. Morning
& afternoon snacks provided; bring your own lunch &
beverage. NOTE: Campers should be prepared for being
outdoors. Bring rain gear, sunscreen, insect repellent &
water bottles. Drop-off 8-8:30am, pick-up 4:30-5pm.
1242.380
Th & F, Oct 20 & 21
8am-5pm
$78
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classes meet at Oasis Park Building
1700 West County Road C2
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KidCreate Studio
Kids Story Time Yoga
Ages: 3-6
Autumn Grove Park Bldg
Session 1
10:15-11am
#7000.381
Tu, Sept 13 – Nov 15
Session 2
#7000.384
10:15-11am
Tu, Jan 3- Mar 7
Join Susan Perry, certified yoga
therapist as she leads your child on
an exciting journey. This program will
be fun, engaging & full of gentle yoga
instruction through storytelling. All are
invited & no previous yoga experience
is required.
Fee: $80
Discount of 10% for additional children
PreSchool Art
Sesame Street Gang Art Class
#1602.355
18 mos - 6 yrs
$52
W, Oct 5 - 26
9:30-10:30am
“Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?”
Come laugh, learn & get messy with your favorite Sesame Street friends.
We will make cookies with Cookie Monster, visit Oscar in his garbage can &
count with the Count. We will paint, sculpt & draw as we create all your child’s
favorite Muppets including: Elmo, Cookie Monster, Mr. Snuffleupagus & more.
Come and create right along with your child in these hands on classes! Children
must be accompanied by a caregiver.
Elementary Age Art
Beyond Pokémon Art Class
#1602.356
Ages 5-12
$52
Th & Fr, Oct 20 & Oct 21
9:30-11:30am
Is your child going crazy for Pokémon Go? In this class, your child will put
their Pokémon Go skills to work as they create Pokémon inspired art. The
kids will work with a variety of art materials as they make their own trading
cards, Pokémon balls, a Pokémon inspired creature & a map of its habitat!
Fabulously Fancy Art Class
#1602.357
Ages 5-12
$52
Th & Fr, Oct 20 & Oct 21
1:30-3:30pm
Come get fancy with us. We’ll create glittery, girly art projects galore in this
exciting class. We’ll make fancy clay shoes, fancy jewelry boxes, fancy spa
products & fancy felt purses too.
We’ll even paint our fingernails-you guessed it ... fancy!
Canvas and Clay
#1602.358
Ages 5-12
$62
W, Dec 28
10am-3pm
Creating with clay and painting on canvas- it just doesn’t get any better
than that! In this one-day camp, your child will get to experiment with many
different types of art while learning simple step-by-step painting & clay
techniques. They will make 3D bears, owls that glow-in-the-dark, a scratch
board painting of a cat & so much more! What a great way for your child
to explore the incredible world of art! Please pack a nut free snack, lunch &
drink for your child.
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Parent-Child
Music Classes
Birth thru grade K
Autumn Grove PB
Th, Sept 15 – Nov 17
Program #3301.182
9:30-10:15am
Program #3301.183
10:30-11:15am
Music & movement classes where
families share songs, instrument play,
rhythm changes & movement activities
in a relaxed, playful, nonperformance
setting. An adult accompanies &
participates in class as we sing, dance,
play instruments and learn about
music development & how to support
that growth outside of class.
Each family takes home a songbook &
two CDs of music used in class.
> $175 for the ten week session
> $90 for the second child
Infants 8 months & younger at the start of class
attend free with paid sibling
Cheer America
Ages 4 & older
RSC, Fitness Room
Tuesdays, Oct 4 - Dec 20
Be active & have fun! Students learn popular cheers, chants, choreographed
pom-pom/dance routines, parade marching techniques & other performance
skills. At the end of the twelve week session, students perform a group recital
for family & friends. Each student receives a participation medal & trophy.
Registration day: Tues, Sept 27, 6pm Skating Center lobby.
Your opportunity to learn about Cheer America, meet the instructor & purchase cheerwear!
Registration taken on-site with Cheer America or at 952-997-7732.
Age Groups:
4-8 year olds
9 years & older
6-6:45pm
7-7:45pm
Fees:
$5 due at registration
$7/week or $70 for entire program
No Quit Fit for Kids
Central Park, west of Victoria (near the playground)
$36
Kids will never remember their best day of television...No Quit Fit wants to inspire kids
to get outside, be active & have fun being fit.
Is your kid a ninja, a warrior, a bundle of energy? No Quit Fit for Kids will get
them jumping, running & muddy. They will work together to experience thrills
& adventure while conquering individual movements & obstacle courses made
just for their size.
Classes taught by Chris Mielke & Sarah Phenow, certified trainers, youth fitness instructors from
No Quit Fit, both of whom qualified for the 2015 Obstacle Course World Championships.
Program #
Day/Date
Time
Age
1606.441
Sa, Oct 8 & 22
11am-12N
4-6 years
1606.442
Sa, Oct 8 & 22
11am-12N
7-10 years
Roseville School of Dance
Classes start the week of September 19
The Roseville School of Dance is a recreational dance program that progresses through the range of dance skills.
Children are encouraged to start at a young age, but also welcomed whenever the interest strikes to learn the basics
of dance. Each class has special requirements based on age & ability level. It is important that dancers follow the
progression to master specific dance skills. We offer high quality dance instruction in a safe, fun environment.
Dance classes held at the Fairview Community Center Stage unless otherwise noted.
Dance Open House
Tuesday, August 30
Join us for the annual Dance Open House from 6-8pm at Fairview Community
Center Stage, 1910 W Co. Rd B. Meet our great dance teachers, learn more about
the program & register for classes.
Fee Payment Options
Save money by paying the class fee in full at time of registration (yearly fee) or
sign up for the 3-payment plan & make three easy scheduled payments; one at
time of registration, one Dec 1, 2016 & one Mar 1, 2017.
Spring Recital Costume Info & Fees
#2901.755
Dancers performing in the spring recital need to purchase class selected
costumes by November 14. Costume fees can be paid through a payment plan
(1/2 due on Oct 14 and 1/2 Nov 14) or paid in full by November 14. All
dancers will be fitted in class.
Full listing of classes found on pages 22 & 23
Costume Fees
Preschool & Kindergarten
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Hip Hop & Modern/Ballet
Boys
$60
$80
$100
$125
$60
$60
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Baby Ballerinas
2 ½ to 3 years
Fairview Community Center
Get your preschooler moving creatively. Created for little ones who are not
quite ready for a full dance class. This class introduces the basics of ballet
through music & movement. A special class presentation will be held on the
last night of each session.
#2901.713
Thu, Sep 22-Nov 3
5-5:30pm
Reg $64, RV Res $56
5-5:30pm
Reg $55, RV Res $47
5-5:30pm
Reg $64, RV Res $56
*No class Oct 20*
#2901.714
Thu, Nov 10-Dec 15
*No class Nov 24*
#2901.756
Thu, Jan 12 - Feb 16
Preschool & Kindergarten Dance
Beginning class for dancers with little or no dance
experience. Work on fundamentals of tap & ballet. Class
focuses on balance, fine motor skills & spatial awareness.
Black tap shoes & white ballet shoes recommended.
Students learn two dances to perform in the spring
recital. Dancer must have reached the minimum age
before the class starts in the fall session.
Yearly Fee
$187 Regular
$179 RV Resident
3-Payment Plan
$73 Regular
$73 RV Resident
Daisies:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 3-4
Yearly Fee: #2901.747
3 Payment Plan: #2901.748
Lilies:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 3-4
Mondays 5:30-6:15pm
* Note Location*
Yearly Fee
#2901.715
3 Payment Plan
#2901.2901.716
Violets:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 3-4
Wednesdays 6:00-6:45pm
* Note Location*
Yearly Fee
#2901.737
3 Payment Plan
#2901.738
Rose Petals:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 4-5
Saturdays 10:15-11am
Roseville Skating CTR
Hip Hop
Sunflowers:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 4-5
Mondays 6:30-7:15pm
* Note Location*
Yearly Fee
#2901.717
3 Payment Plan
#2901.718
Poppies:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 5-6
* Note Location*
Tulips:
Tap & Ballet
Hip Hop is a very popular form of dance that involves
popping, locking & tight body movements. This class will
include fun, modern street dancing & pop & lock. Tennis
shoes/sneakers required.
Yearly Fee
$187 Regular
$179 RV Resident
Wednesdays 7-7:45pm
3-Payment Plan
$73 Regular
$73 RV Resident
Yearly Fee
#2901.739
3 Payment Plan
#2901.740
Hip Hop 1
Ages 7-10
Mondays 7:15-8pm
* Note Location*
Yearly Fee
#2901.719
3 Payment Plan
#2901.720
Ages 5-6
Saturdays 11:15-Noon
Hip Hop 2
Ages 11 & older
Mondays 8-8:45pm
* Note Location*
Yearly Fee
#2901.721
3 Payment Plan
#2901.722
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Saturdays 9:15-10am
Beginning Dance
Yearly Fee
$187 Regular
$179 RV Resident
3-Payment Plan
$73 Regular
$73 RV Resident
Beginning dance is for those with no previous dance
experience, however, preschool dance is recommended.
Learn tap & ballet fundamentals in a fun, encouraging &
positive environment. This is a great class for first time
dancers. Black tap & pink ballet shoes required.
Topaz Line:
Tap & Ballet
Ages 6-7
Daffodils:
Tap & Ballet
Mondays 5:45-6:30pm
3 Payment Plan:
Ages 6-7
Saturdays
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.724
12:15-1pm
#2901.754
Intermediate Beginning Dance
Advanced Dance
Yearly Fee
$229 Regular
$221 RV Resident
3-Payment Plan
$90 Regular
$90 RV Resident
Continue to develop tap & ballet techniques while
introducing jazz steps, combinations, & funk in
preparation for future Intermediate classes.
Black tap, black jazz, & pink ballet shoes required.
Prerequisite: Preschool dance & 2 years in Topaz Line.
Turquoise Line:
Tap, Jazz & Ballet
Ages 8-9
Pearl Line:
Tap, Jazz & Ballet
Mondays 6:40-7:40pm
3 Payment Plan:
Ages 9-10
#2901.726
Mondays 7:45-8:45pm
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.728
Intermediate Dance
Yearly Fee
$229 Regular
$221 RV Resident
3-Payment Plan
$90 Regular
$90 RV Resident
This high energy class is for those who have completed
beginning dance & includes a combination of jazz, tap,
& ballet. Dancers continue with basics plus learn new
& exciting dance steps. Dancers work on flexibility,
floor progressions, & polish routines. Black tap, black
jazz, & lyrical sandals required.
Sapphire Line:
Tap, Jazz & Ballet
Ages 10-11
Ruby Line:
Tap, Jazz & Ballet
Ages 11-12
Diamond Line:
Tap, Jazz & Ballet
Ages 12-13
Thursdays 5:35-6:35pm
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.742
3 Payment Plan:
Yearly Fee
$229 Regular
$221 RV Resident
3-Payment Plan
$90 Regular
$90 RV Resident
Gold & Titanium Lines
A fast paced class that feature high tempo tap, jazz
& ballet/lyrical instruction. Dancers are introduced to
advanced dance techniques. Tap, lyrical & jazz shoes
required. Prerequisite: Teacher recommendation
Gold Line
Ages 13-15
Titanium Line
Ages 15-16
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30pm
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.730
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.732
Modern & Ballet Technique
Learn to combine the grace of traditional ballet with the
elegance of modern lyrical. This class will improve your
technical ballet skills as well as teach you new modern
dance skills. Pink ballet shoes required.
Modern & Ballet
Ages 13 &
Older
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.734
Platinum Senior Line
A high tempo & fast paced & is recommended for dancers
with 6 or more years of dance experience. Dancers will
push themselves to learn the latest in the dance world.
Prerequisite: teacher recommendation. Platinum Line
dancers are highly encouraged to take the modern & ballet
techniques class as well.
Platinum Line
Ages 16-18
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.736
#2901.744
3 Payment Plan:
#2901.746
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Instructional Gymnastics
Learn gymnastics skills and train at one of the premier facilities in the Twin
Cities area. All classes meet at the Roseville Gymnastics Center in RAHS.
Gently used leotards available for sale during the first week of class.
All proceeds from this sale benefit the gymnastics program. All coaches
will accept gently used leotards throughout the year.
School Aged Gymnastics Levels
Girls ages 6-14
Beg I:
Ages 6-12
Emphasis on tumbling skills with exposure to balance beam, uneven.
Beg II:
Ages 6-12
Expand on skills learned in Beg I. Able to perform cartwheel on floor &
walk high balance beam unassisted.
Int:
Ages 7-12
Able to perform handstand, forward roll & round-off on floor & pullover on bars.
Adv I:
Ages 7-12
Mastered intermediate skills. Emphasis on strength, flexibility & form.
Best suited for gymnast who does not want to compete.
Adv II:
Ages 10-14
Able to perform front & back handspring on floor, cartwheel on high
beam & glide kip on bars. Students should register for two sessions/week
Adv III: Ages 10-14
Prior participation in Advanced II class required. Recommendation from
Roseville Gymnastics instructor required.
Fall Gymnastics
no class October 31
60 Minute Class Fee:
Program #
Day
Time
Program #
January 9 - March 11
no class February 11
Regular $84, RV Resident $76
Class
Day
Time
2121.324
Beg I
Tu
4:45-5:45pm
2121.145
Beg I
Tu
4:45-5:45pm
2121.325
Beg I
Th
6:15-7:15pm
2121.146
Beg I
W
6:00-7:00pm
2121.326
Beg I
Sa
10:45-11:45am
2121.147
Beg I
Sa
10:45-11:45am
2122.323
Beg II
M
6:15-7:30pm
2122.145
Beg II
M
6:15-7:30pm
2122.324
Beg II
W
4:30-5:45pm
2122.146
Beg II
W
4:30-5:45pm
2122.325
Beg II
Sa
11:45am-1:00pm
2122.147
Beg II
Sa
11:45am-1:00pm
2123.321
Int
M
4:30-6:00pm
2123.141
Int
M
4:30-6:00pm
2123.322
Int
W
6:00-7:30pm
2123.142
Int
W
6:00-7:30pm
2123.323
Int
Sa
9:00-10:30am
2123.143
Int
Sa
9:00-10:30am
2124.316
Adv I
Th
4:30-6:00pm
2124.137
Adv I
M
4:30-6:00pm
2124.317
Adv I
Sa
9:00-10:30am
2124.138
Adv I
Sa
9:00-10:30am
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Class
Winter Gymnastics
2125.315
Adv II
Tu
6:00-8:00pm
2125.137
Adv II
Tu
6:00-8:00pm
2125.316
Adv II
Sa
10:30am-12:30pm
2125.138
Adv II
Sa
10:30am-12:30pm
2126.307
Adv III
Th
6:00-8:00pm
2126.134
Adv III
M
6:00-8:00pm
Gymnastics Registration Procedures
First day to register for Fall Gymnastics is August 15.
First day to register for Winter Gymnastics is November 14.
Classes often fill so register early.
Pre-School Gymnastics Levels
Boys & Girls ages 3-5
Beg I:
Learn basic movement & tumbling skills
Beg II:
Mastered Beg I skills, able to perform forward roll, donkey kicks &
walk on low beam unassisted
Mastered Beg II skills & able to perform a bridge & walk on high
balance beam
Advanced level classes for gymnasts ages 4-6 who have mastered
Intermediate level skills & able to perform a forward roll & cartwheel
unassisted. Continue to transition skills toward regulation equipment.
Int:
Adv:
Fall Gymnastics
no class Oct 31
Winter Gymnastics
45 Minute Pre-School Class Fee: Regular $94, RV Resident $86
Program #
Class
Day
January 9 - March 11
no class February 11
Time
Program #
Class
Day
Time
2111.369
Beg I
M
5:00-5:45pm
2111.173
Beg I
M
5:00-5:45pm
2111.370
Beg I
M
7:00-7:45pm
2111.174
Beg I
M
7:00-7:45pm
2111.371
Beg I
Tu
6:00-6:45pm
2111.175
Beg I
Tu
6:00-6:45pm
2111.372
Beg I
W
5:00-5:45pm
2111.176
Beg I
W
5:00-5:45pm
2111.373
Beg I
Sa
9:00-9:45am
2111.177
Beg I
Sa
9:00-9:45am
2112.363
Beg II
M
6:00-6:45pm
2112.151
Beg II
M
6:00-6:45pm
2112.364
Beg II
Tu
5:00-5:45pm
2112.152
Beg II
Tu
5:00-5:45pm
2112.365
Beg II
W
7:15-8:00pm
2112.153
Beg II
W
7:15-8:00pm
2112.366
Beg II
Sa
10:00-10:45am
2112.154
Beg II
Sa
10:00-10:45am
2113.321
Int
W
6:00-7:00pm
2113.143
Int
W
6:00-7:00pm
2113.322
Int
Sa
11:00am-12:00N
2113.144
Int
Sa
11:00am-12:00N
2114.321
Adv
Tu
7:00-8:00pm
2114.141
Adv
Tu
7:00-8:00pm
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2520 N. Dale St., Roseville 55113
(651) 765-HANC (4262)
www.WildRiceFestival.org
Harriet Alexander
Nature Center
2520 Dale St. N. 651-792-7012
Have you tried the
Parks & Recreation
online registration
system?
It’s easy to set-up &
available 24/7. Visit
cityofroseville.com/parks
& click “Online
Registration”for details.
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Roseville is fortunate to have so many friends...
Roseville Central Park Foundation
Friends of Roseville Parks
Friends of the OVAL Foundation
These organizations give so much to our community & the Parks & Recreation system;
• They support your award winning parks & operations & our special recreation
facilities.
• They are involved & engaged.
• They are united in their special interests & enjoy a sense of fellowship.
• They work tirelessly & have lots of fun.
Roseville’s “Friends” & Foundations are open to new memberships &
community involvement.
For more information, contact our FRIENDS ...
Roseville Central Park Foundation:
Friends of Roseville Parks:
Friends of the OVAL Foundation:
651-792-7006
651-792-7006
651-792-7125
rosevillecentralpark.com
friendsofrosevilleparks.org
skatetheoval.com
Central Park Celebration Walk
Central Park Foundation Board Members @
CP Victoria Playground Dedication
www.rosevillecentralpark.com
Roseville Central Park Foundation has created a celebration walk at the Muriel
Sahlin Arboretum. Add your message to a brick to commemorate a special
occasion, honor a loved one or leave a legacy. Place your order by January 15
for Spring 2017 placement. Information available from Parks & Recreation at
651-792-7006 or www.rosevillecentralpark.com.
Community Music
Roseville Community Band
Roseville Big Band
Roseville String Ensemble
Metro Men Singers
Rosetown Playhouse
Hotline 651-792-7414
Hotline 651-792-7414
Hotline 651-792-7414
651-429-2169
Hotline 651-792-7414
Roseville Community Band
www.rosevillecommunityband.org
Rehearsals Monday, 7:30 pm @ Roseville Area Middle School, 15 E. Cty Rd B2
Under the Direction of Dan Kuch (612-363-4564)
Roseville Big Band
www.rosevillebigband.org
Rehearsals Tuesdays, 7:30pm @ St Michael’s Lutheran Church, 1660 W Cty Rd B
Under the Direction of Glen Newton (651-688-9504)
Join Roseville’s Community Band or Big Band & share the joy of music with
fellow musicians & the listening public. Open to musicians over 18. Rehearsals &
performances held throughout the year.
Roseville String Ensemble
www.rosevillestrings.org
The Roseville String Ensemble is a 40-member community string orchestra performing
classical & chamber music & string repertoire under the direction of Twin Cities’
professional conductors. Members are adult amateurs, occasional openings for violin,
viola, cello, & bass players. Call Linda Owen at 651-483-5094 for info.
Roseville Big Band July 4th Performance @
the Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre
Windjammers Harmonica Band
Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm
Roseville City Hall
Want to learn to play harmonica? Beginners welcome, classes available. Contact Linnea
Boyer, 651-484-1552 for more info.
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Youth Athletic Associations
American Bandy Association
Basketball – RYBA
Fast Pitch Softball – RAF
Football – RAYFA
Greater MN Speedskating
Gymnastics – RGA
Lacrosse - RAYLA
Midway Speedskating
Roseville Area Baseball
Roseville Figure Skating – RFSC
Roseville Youth Hockey
Soccer – NSSA
usabandy.com
rosevillehoops.org
rosevillefastpitch.org
rayfa.org
mnspeedskating.org
rosevillegymnastics.com
rosevillelacrosse.org
midwayspeedskating.org
rayb.org
rosevillefsc.org
rosevillehockey.org
nssasoccer.org
Roseville Youth Basketball Association
www.rosevillehoops.org
Online registration begins August 1
Roseville Youth Basketball Association (RYBA) offers girls & boys the
opportunity to learn & play the exciting game of basketball.
• Little Hoopers for Grades 1 & 2: Season runs Nov-Feb
• In-House League for Grades 3-12: Season runs Nov-Feb
• In-House/Little Hooper Registration deadline is Oct 1
• Travel teams for Grades 4-8: Season runs Oct-Mar
Tryouts are Sept 17 and 18 & players must be registered & paid
in advance
Watch RYBA website for further details.
Roseville Area Youth Football Association
www.rayfa.org
Roseville Area Youth Football Association registration began in July.
More info @ RAYFA website.
Roseville Area Fastpitch Softball Association
Fall & Winter Training and Instruction began in November.
RAF partners with the coaches & players from Bethel University
varsity softball team to offer fastpitch instruction for girls ages
7-18. Sessions at Bethel University Sports & Recreation Center
& Roseville Gyms. Training sessions are free & open to new
or returning Roseville players. Sessions include instruction on
hitting, fielding, base running, pitching & catching.
Questions or to register for the training sessions:
Visit the RAF webpage @ www.rosevillefastpitch.org
Roseville Singles
Tuesday evenings
651-592-4954
Roseville City Hall
Roseville Singles is an adult group that meets for
educational, recreational & social programs.
Roseville Historical Society
www.rhsmn.org
651-792-7440
Discover Roseville’s rich history. New members welcome.
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Early Winter Activities
This winter, don’t hibernate ... RECREATE!
Roseville has a variety of outdoor, winter recreation opportunities to choose from;
• Neighborhood Skating Rinks
• Cross Country Ski Trails
• Snow Shoe Rentals
• Cross Country Ski Lessons
• Youth Ski & Snowboard Lessons
Outdoor Neighborhood Rinks
Whether you’re up for a game of hockey, or looking for a quiet skate in the crisp
night air, Roseville’s outdoor skating rinks are the place for you. After your skate,
come & sit by the fire in one of our new park buildings.
Rinks are scheduled to open Friday, December 16 (weather permitting) & will
remain open through mid-February.
Rinks close when warm weather causes unskateable ice, or when temperatures
drop below -15 air temp or -25 windchill.
Rinks are available for private rental with a minimum of two weeks’ notice.
Park
Blizzard Ski & Snowboard
Instruction
Grades K-12
Experience the ultimate in beginners to
experts skiing, snowboarding & racing
instruction by adult instructors!
Learn a lifelong activity & get the kids off
the couch! 8am–5:30pm (approx.)
Choose from variety of grade level
programs, offered Saturdays or Sundays,
starting in November or January.
• Mites (K-1st grade – 6 years old
• SuperMites (grades 2 & 3)
• SuperKyds (grades 4 & 5)
• Classic (grades 5 - 12)
• Teen Sampler Program (grades 7 - 12)
• Team Blizzard – Skiers (grades 5-12)
• Team Blizzard – Boarders (grades 5-12)
To register: www.blizzardmn.com or
763-559-EDGE (3343)
Hockey
Rink
Pleasure
Rink
User Operated
Lighting
Staffed Warming
House
Acorn
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Autumn GR
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Lexington
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No*
Oasis
No
Yes
Yes
Sandcastle
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Villa
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
* Oasis Park available with an unstaffed changing area.
User Operated lighting is available sundown - 10pm
Warming house & ice schedules can be found at:
cityofroseville.com/rinks
Cross Country Ski Rentals
No need to buy skis - rent ours!
Rental skis typically fit people ages 12 & older. Call 651-792-7006
to reserve a ski package.
24 hr rental:
$13 includes skis, boots & poles
($5 each if rented separately)
Weekend rate:
$24 Friday-Sunday
Ski class rental:
$8
Snowshoe Rental at HANC
Cross Country Ski Classes
Follow animal tracks & see the hidden
corners of the nature center!
Learn to cross country ski & enjoy the outdoors this winter.
Beginners & adv. beginners taught in the same class.
Skiers age 8 & younger must be accompanied by adult.
Call 651-765-4262 to reserve snowshoes.
Be prepared to leave a copy of your driver’s
license.
Single Days:
Weekends:
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$5 per pair for 24 hours
$12 per pair (Fri-Mon)
$37 Regular $29 RV Resident
Classes meet at Cedarholm Golf Course, Hamline Ave & Hwy 36 on
Saturday & Sunday.
Classes limited to 12. Register at least one week prior to each class.
#5400.168
Jan 7, 8
1-3pm
#5400.169
Jan 21, 22
1-3pm
Improve Your Life & Community With This One Simple Trick!
Are you looking for a way to improve your physical & emotional well-being, connect with
others, have fun while having a positive impact on your community? Don’t have time to
do all those things & feel overwhelmed trying to prioritize what you can do? There is a
way to do them all with one simple activity! Volunteer!
Volunteering offers opportunities to make a difference in the community & feel the
rewards of staying active, being social, giving back & having fun. We have numerous
opportunities to engage with. Regardless of your skills, interests & schedule, there’s
something for you. We have a small sampling of the opportunities listed below & you’ll
find additional volunteer needs listed throughout this brochure. Contact Kelly O’Brien,
Volunteer Coordinator, to explore these & other options.
Kelly.obrien@cityofroseville.com
651-792-7028
Harriet Alexander Nature Center (HANC) - can’t stay open without volunteers!
The Nature Center is an oasis of calm nestled within the borders of Roseville’s Central
Park. In addition to year-round environmental education programming for people of
all ages & abilities, HANC also serves as a destination for individuals & families wanting
to explore and learn from nature. The front desk of the Nature Center is maintained
entirely by volunteers so if no one is available, we are forced to close the building.
Shifts are three hours & commitments can range from two shifts a week to one shift a
month – all are welcome. This is a great chance to help maintain a significant & vital
community resource while enjoying a beautiful, natural setting.
Free fitness and skating at the OVAL
Are you looking for a way to get more time on the ice? Want to increase your physical
activity this winter while having fun & being a resource to the community? Roseville
invites skaters, age 20 & older, to join the fun at the OVAL by serving as a volunteer
Skate Guard. Volunteers help monitor the rink & supplement staff by maintaining a fun
& safe environment for all.
Bee Box Building
Community Playground Builds – a volunteer favorite!
Roseville has several more playgrounds to be built, & volunteers will continue to be an
integral part of making it happen. A family-friendly event that offers the ultimate reward
for a job well done – a new place for kids to enjoy active outdoor time. Please join us at
Central Park Lexington on September 24. This is a high use, well-loved play area & we
need many volunteers to help complete the playground build.
Everyone loves a party.
There’s no place quite like Roseville to celebrate, & our fun & festive events can’t happen
without volunteers. If you enjoy the excitement of an event, we’re sure to have an
opportunity that fits your schedule. Nearly all of the special events listed throughout this
brochure can only happen with the assistance of fun-loving volunteers. Pick your favorite
& join the team.
Be a force for Nature! - Everyone has the power to make a difference, and Roseville
offers numerous opportunities to do so. From the litter pick-up team to special events to
Natural Resource Renewal planting & invasive species removal, we’ll work with you
to find the place for you to have fun & have a positive environmental impact.
Apple Press @ HANC
Volunteering: Where Do I Fit In?
Learn how to connect with opportunities in your community! The results of your time
& talent will be as rewarding to you as it is to those you serve. What things should
you consider when volunteering? How can you efficiently identify when, where, & how
to make a volunteer connection? This interactive & fun class will help you identify the
benefits of volunteering, and finding the fit that’s right for you. Co-sponsored by the
City of Roseville & Roseville Area Schools. RSVP up to one day prior to the session you’ll
attend. If you have questions call Kelly O’Brien at 651-792-7028.
OR
Saturday, October 1
6:30pm-7:30pm
9:00am-10am
Free - Fairview Community Ctr
Free - Fairview Community Ctr
Planting Lexington Avenue Blooming BLVD
Photo Credits: Mark Connolly
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Thank You Roseville Park Champions
Contact: Kelly O’Brien, Roseville Volunteer Coordinator
651-792-7028 <> kelly.obrien@cityofroseville.com
Adopt-a-Park Volunteers
Huge thanks & a round of applause for the dedication & support of the
following Adopt-a-Park volunteers who help remove litter, maintain garden
beds & keep a protective eye on their designated Roseville Park. Thanks
to these caring volunteers for sharing their time & assisting park staff in
maintaining our extensive park system to the standard & quality that we all
enjoy as a source of beauty & pride.
Park
Adopt-a-Park Volunteer
Acorn Park
Neighbors & Friends of Acorn Park
Applewood Park
Applewood Pointe of Roseville & Wells Fargo Employees
Autumn Grove Park
Koch Logistics
Bruce Russell Park
Roseville Lutheran Church
Central Park Victoria West
Prince of Peace Church
Cottontail Park
Advent Lutheran Church
Evergreen Park
Koch Logistics
Howard Johnson Park
North Suburban Golden K Kiwanis
Keller-Mayflower Park
Keller-Mayflower Park Neighbors
Ladyslipper Park
Friends of Ladyslipper Park
Langton Lake Park
Julia Nordling
Lexington Park
Friends of Lexington Park
Mapleview Park
North Suburban Lions
Materion Park
Hillsborough Apartments of Roseville
Oasis Park
Susan Brown & Neighborhood Friends of Oasis Park
Owasso Hills Park
Nancy Haugland
Reservoir Woods East
St. Rose of Lima
Rosebrook Park
Affinity Plus Roseville
Sandcastle Park
Northeast Contemporary Services, Inc & Joan Smiley
Valley Park
Becker-Finn Family
Veterans Park
Roseville VFW Post #7555
Upper Villa Park
B-Dale Club
Lower Villa Park
Cohansey Neighborhood
Please join the Team!
If you, your family, your organization or someone you know is interested
in joining the Adopt-a-Park program, contact Volunteer Coordinator,
Kelly O’Brien at 651.792.7028 or kelly.obrien@cityofroseville.com.
The following locations are waiting for you to become their champion.
Central Park @ Dale Street Fields
Central Park @ Victoria Ballfields
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Concordia Park
Owasso Ballfields
Pioneer Park
Pocahontas Park
Reservoir Woods West
Tamarack Park
Willow Pond Park
Woodhill Park
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Skating Center
The Roseville Skating Center is one of the most unique venues in the
Twin Cities. This multi-use facility includes the Indoor Arena, the OVAL &
banquet & meeting rooms.
OVAL
The Guidant John Rose Minnesota OVAL is North America’s largest outdoor
refrigerated ice & inline skating facility.
Visit www.skatetheOVAL.com for latest Skating Center news, events & schedules.
Visit www.rinkfinder.com for hourly ice rental or call Kevin at 651-792-7122.
Fall OVAL: In-Line/Skate Park Season
September 6 - October 9
Open daily noon ‘til sunset
Admission is FREE!
Enjoy the fall weather while riding the Skating Center’s outdoor aggressive
skate park or inline skating on the track. The skate park is designed to handle
bikers, bladers & boarders, while the track offers a smooth, safe surface for
inline skaters. Check us out at www.cityofroseville.com/OVAL
Winter OVAL Season
November 11, 2016 - March 5, 2017
Typical weekly schedule,
call 651-792-7191 for updates.
Public Skating, Open Hockey, Open Speedskating
Fee Schedule
Daily Fee
$6
10-Session Punch Card
$53 ~ Save $7
Skate Rental
$4
Public Skating (track) & Open Hockey (infield)
Monday-Friday
11:30am-1:30pm
Friday
8:00-10:00pm
Saturday
1:00-3:00pm & 7:30-9:30pm
Sunday
1:30-3:30pm & 7:00-9:00pm
Public Skating (track only)
Wednesday
5:00-6:30pm
Open Speedskating (long blades only)
Mon-Friday
Tuesday
2:00-3:15pm
9:15-10:25pm
Schedules are weather permitting and subject to change without notice.
Outdoor activities (i.e. public skating, bandy, hockey and speedskating) will be
cancelled if wind chill is -25 degrees or lower. All activities will be cancelled
if the weather bureau has indicated severe blizzard conditions.
Call 651-792-7191 for OVAL schedule updates!
OVAL Group Skating
24th Annual New Year’s Eve on Ice
The OVAL invites your group to enjoy the ultimate
outdoor skating experience. Reservations taken for
groups of 20 or more skaters.
Saturday, December 31, 2:30-10pm
Roseville Skating Ctr
Admission: $7
Limited skate rental available: $5
Group rates available during daily skating sessions @
$4.50 per skater. Limited number of skates available for
rent @ $2 (Skaters are encouraged to bring their own skates).
Each group session is up to 2 hours. Skaters can bring
hockey sticks & pucks for hockey on the OVAL infield.
Call Sue at 651-792-7124 for more information or to
book your reservation. Reservations must be made at
least two weeks in advance to receive group rates.
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Ring in the New Year on ICE! Bring your family, meet your
friends at the Roseville Skating Center for the largest skating
party in Minnesota.
Skate indoors in the Arena or outdoors on the OVAL where
there are 4 hockey rinks as well as an Olympic size track for
leisure skating.
For more info call 651-792-7007 or www.skatetheoval.com
Thank You to our New Year’s Eve on Ice Sponsors:
Goodmanson Construction
Genisys Credit Union, Roseville
Skating Center
Speedskating
Novice Speedskating
Love to skate fast? Then speedskating may be the sport for you. Boys & girls
ages 4-14 are invited to join this introductory program & learn the basics of
speedskating in a fun environment with experienced speedskating coaches.
Participants must be able to skate independently. Several optional meets with
awards will be held throughout the season & a potluck banquet with awards
held at the end of the season. Register by November 10, late registrations
accepted, if space available. Speedskates available to rent for $50/season
(first-come first-served basis).
Orientation meeting Wednesday, Nov 16 at 6:30pm at OVAL. For information
on times for speedskate rental try-ons visit www.skatetheoval.com.
Program #
9100.778
Regular $109, RV resident $99
Day/Date/Time
T & Th Nov 15 - Feb 21 @ 5:30-6:30pm
Adult Learn to Speedskate Class
Have you watched Olympic speedskaters & wished that you could skate that
fast? This class is a great intro to the sport & an opportunity to improve your
skating technique. Sessions provide intermediate level skater instruction on
long blades as well as drills to enhance your skating efficiency & enjoyment.
Long blade speedskates are required, a limited number of rental speedskates
are available for $15 (first come, first served). You must be competent &
comfortable on hockey, figure, or inline skates to qualify for this class (this is
not a “learn to skate” class). Sign up for a single session or multiple
sessions. In each session, instructors review basic technique & then work
individually with students according to their progress and needs.
Stay Connected to the
Skating Center
Like the “SkatetheOVAL” on Facebook!
Follow us @SkatetheOVAL
Call Matt at 651-792-7121 for more info & to register.
Midway SpeedSkating Club
www.midwayspeedskating.org
Do you like speed? Do you like to skate? Do you like to make lifelong friends? If
you answered yes, you’re going to love the Midway Speedskating Club. The club
focuses on skaters 18 years & younger, although older skaters who have grown
with the club & have obtained “elite status” are also involved. Midway helps
boys & girls become the best speedskaters while having a blast! Over the years,
Midway has sent many of their short track & long track athletes to the Olympics.
Practices & local meets are held at the Guidant John Rose MN OVAL. The Midway
Speedskating Club is a nonprofit, volunteer based, organization committed to the
development of young skaters in the sport of speedskating.
For more information visit our website or email info@ midwayspeedskating.org
Bandy
Youth Bandy
Adult Recreational Bandy
Bandy is a fast paced combination of soccer & hockey
played on ice with no checking. Boys & girls, grades K-12
who can skate are invited to play. Equipment required:
skates, helmet with facemask, mouth guard, shin pads,
elbow pads, bandy stick (purchase through MN Youth Bandy).
All Bandy players receive a jersey. Register by Nov 4,
late registrations accepted if space is available.
Why should kids have all the Bandy fun?
The adult rec bandy league is open to men & women
interested in learning & playing bandy in a recreational
environment. Skates, helmet with facemask, mouth guard,
shin pads, elbow pads, bandy stick are required.
All Bandy players receive a jersey. Register by Nov 4,
late registrations accepted if space is available.
Program #
Day/Date/Time
Level
9100.775
Fri, Nov 18 - Feb 24 6:00-7:30pm
Beg
9100.776
Sun, Nov 20 - Feb 26 5:30-7:30pm
Int
Program #
9100.777
Day/Date/Time
Su, Nov 13 - Feb 26 3:00-5:00pm
Level
Adult
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Skating Center
Indoor Arena
Typical weekly schedule beginning September 4, call 651-792-7191 for updates.
Public Skating
Open Hockey Fee Schedule
Public Skating Schedule
M, Tu, W, F
Thursday
Sunday
Sunday
Open Hockey Schedule
Tu, W, Th, F
M, W, F
Monday
70 & Older
Tuesday 50 & Older
Tuesday Ladies
Thursday 60 & Older
10-11:30am
11:30am-1pm
12:30-2pm
8:30-10pm
Daily Fee
$6
10-Session
Punch Card
$53
Save $7
Skate Rental
$4
18+ years of age
8:30-9:45am
11:30am-12:45pm
1-2:15pm
11:30am-12:45pm
1-2:30pm
1:15-2:30pm
Helmet required
Senior Skating
For hourly ice rental go to
www.rinkfinder.com or
call Kevin at 651-792-7122.
$4
Skating is an excellent low impact activity.
Skate in a safe & friendly environment beginning September 3.
Wednesday
1:15-2:45pm
Skatercise
Friday
$8
1:15-2:30pm
Roseville Area Youth Hockey
(RAYHA)
www.rosevillehockey.org
RAYHA offers in-house and traveling
programs for Roseville School District
residents, boys 5-18 & girls 5-14.
Visit www.rosevillehockey.org for more
information.
Raider Fall Hockey Camp
The Raider Fall Hockey Camp helps hone
your hockey skills for the upcoming
hockey season. Instructors teach proper
skating techniques, stick handling,
shooting & other hockey skills.
Program best for those with previous
hockey experience. Call 651-484-5268
for more info. Separate sessions for
Squirts & Peewees, Bantams & High
School players. Registration materials
available at Roseville Skating Center.
Banquet & Meeting Facilities
Whether you’re tossing a bouquet or toting a briefcase, we have the ideal spot for you at the Roseville Skating
Center. Our award-winning facilities welcome gatherings for up to 300 guests to small business meetings.
You’ll find wireless internet access, full service kitchen, free parking & other amenities. We make your planning
easier by supplying a list of preferred caterers, or you can provide your own licensed caterer.
For more information call Matt Johnson at 651-792-7121 or log on to www.cityofroseville.com/banquet.
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Skating Center
Daytime Skating Lessons
Eight week program teaches pre-school & home school
students basic of skating.
Practice ice: 10:30-11am
Fall Classes
Thursdays: Sept 15 - Nov 10 (No class Oct 20)
Program #
Time
Ages
9100.772
10-10:30am
3-4 yrs old
9100.773
10:30-11am
Adult 18+
9100.774
11-11:30am
5-pre-teen
Winter Classes
Thursdays: Jan 5 - Feb 23
Program #
Time
Ages
9100.793
10-10:30am
3-4 yrs old
9100.794
10:30-11am
Adult 18+
9100.795
11-11:30am
5-pre-teen
Roseville Skating School
International Skating Institute (ISI) recreational skating lessons
are offered for beginning to advanced skaters. Students placed
according to age & ability.
Classes meet once each week on Tuesday evenings or
Saturdays. Student to instructor ratio is a maximum of 12:1.
Skating School Open House
Are Roseville Skating School lessons right for your skater?
Thursday, October 20
1:15-2:45pm
Roseville Skating Ctr
Meet the instructors, skate & learn what the Roseville Skating
School has to offer.
Fall Skating Lessons
•
Nine session begin September 10
Winter/Spring Skating Lessons
•
Fees:
•
•
•
Reg $110, RV resident $100 (30 min classes)
* Reg $147, RV resident $135 (45 min classes)
Register before Sept 3 to avoid $5 late fee
•
Registration begins October 15, 16 week session
Fees:
Reg $165, RV resident $149 (30 min classes)
* Reg $235, RV resident $215 (45 min classes)
Register before Nov 23 to avoid $5 late fee
Tuesday Classes: Sept 13 - Nov 15
(No class Sept 27)
Program #
Time
Level
Tuesday Classes: Nov 29 - Apr 18
(No class 12/27, 1/3, 1/10 1/31, 2/14)
Program #
Time
Level
Tots 3-5 yrs old
9100.779
5:45-6:15pm
Tots 3-5 yrs old
9100.780
6:15-6:45pm
6:15-6:45pm
6-8 yrs old
9100.781
6:15-6:45pm
6-8 yrs old
9100.761
6:45-7:15pm
6-8 yrs old
9100.782
6:45-7:15pm
6-8 yrs old
9100.762
6:45-7:15pm
Bright Blades
9100.783
6:45-7:15pm
Bright Blades
9100.763
7:15-7:45pm
9-12 yrs & teens
9100.784
7:15-7:45pm
9-12 yrs & teens
Adults
9100.785
7:15-7:45pm
Adults
9100.758
5:45-6:15pm
9100.759
6:15-6:45pm
9100.760
9100.764
7:15-7:45pm
Hat & mittens encouraged
Saturday Classes: Sept 10 - Nov 12
(No class Oct 22)
Program #
Time
9100.765
12-12:30pm
9100.766
Level
Tots 3-5 yrs old
Tots 3-5 yrs old
Saturday Classes: Dec 3 - Apr 22
(No class 12/24, 12/31, 1/7, 2/4, 2/11)
Program #
Time
Level
Tots 3-5 yrs old
9100.786
12-12:30pm
12:30-1:15pm *
6-8 yr old
9100.787
12:30-1pm
6-8 yrs old
9100.767
1-1:45pm *
9-12 yrs & teens
9100.788
1-1:30pm
9-12 yrs & teens
9100.768
2-2:45pm *
Freestyle 1, 2 & 3
9100.789
1:45-2:30pm *
Freestyle 1, 2 & 3
9100.769
2:30-3:15pm *
Freestyle 4 & 5
9100.790
2:15-3pm *
Freestyle 4 & 5
9100.770
3:30-4pm
Freestyle 6 & 7
9100.791
3:15-4pm *
Freestyle 6 & 7
9100.771
4-4:30pm
Freestyle 8 - 10
9100.792
3:45-4:30pm *
Freestyle 8 - 10
Tots 3-5 yrs old
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Nature Center
Nature Center Events Calendar:
Wild Rice Festival
www.wildricefestival.org
Saturday, September 17
10am-4pm
2520 No. Dale St
Great Southern Bank & Half Price Books are proud to present
the 13th Annual Wild Rice Festival.
This free family-friendly event is a celebration of wild rice,
Native American culture, & Minnesota’s fall season.
Halloween Spook-tacular
Saturday, October 29
4:30-7:30pm
Kinderberry Hill Child Development Centers & Roseville
Genisys Credit Union present an evening of carnival games,
live animals, interactive nature program & hayride!
$6 per person includes Halloween fun plus a special treat
bag, popcorn and entertainment by the Halloween fire
circle. All are encouraged to wear a costume!
Adult attendance required. Flyers & registration forms
distributed through Roseville Area Schools in September.
Call 651-792-7006 for details.
The Harriet Alexander Nature Center features 52 acres of
freshwater marsh, prairie and hardwood forest. HANC is
located on the east side of Dale Street, 2520 No. Dale St.
between County Road B-2 & C.
Good things to know about HANC:
•
•
•
•
•
•
The interpretive building welcomes you into a
stunning, wide-open space featuring a sprawling,
lifelike tree & panoramic view of the marsh
A new raised boardwalk traverses the marsh,
offering an inside view of the unique animals &
plants living there
Staff naturalists offer a variety of programs to the
public, area schools & special interest groups
The interpretive building is open to the public
free of charge, Tuesday-Saturdays, 10am-4pm,
Sundays, 1-4pm, closed Mondays & holidays
To register for programs, call Roseville Parks &
Recreation at 651-792-7110 or register online
at www.cityofroseville.com/parks.
Nature Center phone: 651-765-HANC (4262)
HANC Available for Rentals
The Nature Center offers a lofty gathering space with
a great view, a meeting room with spacious, modern
kitchen, two big-screen TVs with cable & WiFi access,
plus an intimate, forested amphitheater with bench
seating. Try HANC for your next seminar, meeting or
private gathering. Call 651-792-7104 for more info.
Teachers and Scout Leaders!
Call HANC to schedule field trips or badge programs.
Program themes developed for all age ranges & abilities.
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Holiday Craft Fair
www.holidaycraftfair.com
Sunday, December 4
Roseville City Hall
10am-4pm
12-4pm
Features quality, hand-crafted items exhibited & sold by
more than 60 artisans. Merchandise includes pottery,
beadwork, jewelry, paintings, textiles, homemade
confections & jams & more. Refreshments will be sold.
General info, call Nature Center at 651-765-HANC (4262).
HANC Fall Break Camp
Mixture Madness
Grades 1-6
HANC
Get your hands sticky and stuck. Try out recipes for
slime, oobleck, play dough, beading clay and other gooey
delights, and bring home samples and recipes for each
mixture. Hike the Nature Center trails between mixtures.
Morning and afternoon snacks are provided; bring your
own lunch and beverage.
Note: Campers should be prepared for being outdoors.
Bring rain gear, sunscreen, insect repellent & water bottles.
Drop-off 8-8:30am, pick-up 4:30-5pm.
1242.380
Th & F, Oct 20 & 21
8am-5pm
$82
Nature Center
Snowshoe Rentals
Get outside this winter. Follow animal tracks & see
the hidden corners of the nature center. Call ahead
to make arrangements at 651-765-HANC (4262).
Copy of your driver’s license required.
Single Day: $5 per pair for 24 hours
Weekends: $12 per pair (Friday-Monday)
Celebrate your Birthday at HANC!
Nature Center birthday parties offer unique, fun &
educational programs for all ages.
It’s easy!
You bring your own party supplies ...
We provide the place & the entertainment.
Each party includes a one-hour naturalist program & an
additional hour of party space (supervised by parents/guardians).
Program themes are seasonal & listed below.
Call Debbie at 651-792-7163 to schedule your party.
$98 with a maximum of 15 children
Birthday Party Themes:
Preschool >
Nature Lovers
School-Age >
year-round
Scales & Tails
Tracking/Snowshoeing
Backyard Bugs
year-round
Nov-Mar
May-Sept
Volunteer at HANC!
Looking for a way to give back to the community?
The Nature Center is a great place to volunteer!
Join our volunteer team & put your talents to work!
Call 651-792-7028 to explore volunteer opportunities
at HANC.
HANC Pre-School Programs
Sprouts
Ages 1-5 & their adult partner
“Sprouts” programs encourage family learning & connections with nature. Each seasonal session focuses on weather,
animal life, & plant discoveries through early childhood hands-on learning & adult/child interaction. Includes snack,
make-it & take-it projects, games & activities.
Three month series: $36 per adult-child pair, $18 per additional child
Single day program: $14 per adult-child pair, $7 per additional child
Program #
Fall Series Date/Time
Beautiful Bugs
Count some legs, spy some eyes, watch some wings. Paint, build & explore
the amazing world of our insect & spider friends!
Program #
Winter Series Date/Time
Winter Wonderland
Join us for a snowy white time while we explore snow, snowflakes, & a snowy
world. Bring a sled to ride on & dress for going outside.
1235.329
Th Oct 6
10-11:30am
1236.108
Th Jan 5
10-11:30am
1235.330
F
10-11:30am
1236.109
F
10-11:30am
Oct 7
Trees are Terrific
Compare some leaves, count some nuts, & taste a tree-ish treat. Measure,
weigh, sort & lace your way through the wonderful world of trees
1235.331
Th
Nov 3
1235.332
F
Nov 4
10-11:30am
10-11:30am
Who’s Sleeping?
Winter is coming. Let’s see what animals are heading for bed or flying away.
Touch a winter sleeper & enjoy other fun activities.
Jan 6
Winter Tracks
Make some tracks, follow some trails – discover who or what makes tracks on
the ground. Lots of tracking fun awaits you. Dress to go outside.
1236.110
Th
Feb 2
10-11:30am
1236.111
F
Feb 3
10-11:30am
Feathered Friends
Spread you wings, test your “beak”, & count some eggs as you discover the
world of birds. Take a bird walk to see today’s bird visitors.
1235.333
Th
Dec 1
10-11:30am
1236.112
Th
Mar 2
10-11:30am
1235.334
F
Dec 2
10-11:30am
1236.113
F
Mar 3
10-11:30am
3-Month Series
3-Month Series
1235.335
Th
Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1
10-11:30am
1236.114
Th
Jan 5, Feb 2, Mar 2
10-11:30am
1235.336
F
Oct 7, Nov 4, Dec 2
10-11:30am
1236.115
F
Jan 6, Feb 3, Mar 3
10-11:30am
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Registration Materials
Keep this brochure until January 2017
This brochure is packed with valuable information which is valid through January 2017.
Be an early bird…
Many programs fill quickly. Registrations accepted on a first come, first registered basis.
Program size is managed. Be advised that all programs have minimum & maximum
enrollment standards. Please register at least one week prior to start of session to allow
for program administration.
Wondering about your registration…
Registrations confirmed with registration receipt by mail or e-mail. If you do not receive
a receipt call 651-792-7006. Assume programs will be held at time & location indicated
and that you are enrolled unless you hear from us.
Roseville Resident Status
All RV residents, and anyone who works a minimum of 30 hours/week receives an $8
discount on individual program registrations. All adult team sports prepay an Adult Team
Sports Nonresident Fee at registration. Refunds issued upon proof of residency. To qualify
for nonresident fee refund, all team members must live or work at least 30 hours per
week in the City of Roseville.
Minnesota Data Practices Act
In accordance with the Minnesota Data Privacy Act, the Parks & Recreation staff informs you
that the personal information we request of you and/or your child is private. This private
data is available to you & the Parks & Recreation staff who need the information to perform
their duties, but not to the public.
Refunds
To cancel your registration, notify the Parks & Recreation office at least 3 business days
before the start of the activity. All cancellations are subject to an administrative charge
on individual registrations. No refunds issued for cancellations made within 3 business
days unless there is a medical reason or you are dissatisfied with the program. In
that case, a prorated refund will be credited to the customer’s recreation account. For
activities that have advance program expenses or advance set-up, refunds will only be
given if the customer cancels by the specified deadline or if a replacement is found.
Photographs & Video
Roseville Parks & Recreation uses photographs & video to record events & promote
recreation opportunities.
Register Today
1. Online
2. Mail
Mail completed registration form
& fees to:
Roseville, MN 55113
3. Phone
651-792-7110
Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm,
4. In Person
Visit our City Hall office
Monday through Friday
8am-4:30pm
Make Checks Payable to:
Roseville Parks & Recreation
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Fee Assistance Available for Youth Recreation
A tight budget should not prevent your child from participating in Roseville Parks &
Recreation programs. Roseville residents can apply for assistance with program fees
based on individual financial need. Fee Assistance applications are available at the Parks
& Recreation office.
Financial support for the recreation fee assistance program is made possible, in part,
by generous donations from local organizations & businesses. If you would like more
information on how you can help support the Recreation Fee Assistance program please
call Jill Anfang at 651-792-7102.
Lauderdale Residents: Please Note
The Lauderdale City Council has long supported a recreation reimbursement program
for residents that take advantage of recreation programs offered by the cities of
Roseville & Falcon Heights. Now they have arranged for automatic reimbursement for
the difference in resident vs. non-resident fees. Residents simply need to show proof
of residency when registering. If you have questions contact Lauderdale City Hall at
651-792-7650.
Parks
Make
Life
Better!
Roseville Parks & Recreation Dept.
Phone: 651-792-7110
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Fax: 651-792-7100
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Roseville, MN 55113
Web: www.cityofroseville.com/parks
Please fill out the form below completely.
If you prefer to go paperless, you may register online at: www.cityofroseville.com/parks
Last Name (Primary)
First Name (Primary)
City
Address
Zip
Cell Phone (Area Code)
Emergency Contact: Name & Phone
Email Address
Participant Last Name/First
Home Phone (Area Code)
M/F
Birthdate
Grade
Program #
Activity Name
Fee $
Does Participant have any disability, allergy or special need of which we should be aware?
Total Fees Enclosed:
$
Payment Type
Cash
Check #
VISA
MasterCard
Checks Payable to “Roseville Parks & Recreation”
Card #
Exp. Date
Signature
Liabilitly waiver: I understand that participation in this activity is completely voluntary. I recognize that there are risks in my participation in this
activity. I agree to accept those risks. I also agree, in consideration for my being allowed to participate in this activity, and on behalf of myself, my heir,
executors, administrators and assigns, to release and discharge the City of Roseville, sponsor(s) of the event or activity, and their officers, employees,
agents, successors and/or assigns from liability for any and all injury, damage or loss that is or may arise from my participation in this activity. Data
Practices Act Notice: Pursuant to the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, you are being requested to furnish certain information that is classified
as private under the Act. The City collects such information in order to properly process requests to participate in activities. You may refuse to
provide such information, but such a refusal may affect your ability to participate. The information will be maintained by the City Park & Recreation
Department, & may be accessible to anyone in the Department, or in other Departments of the City.
Signature
Date
Your signature indicates you have read the registration informations & understand all information relevant to your program choice.
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Parks & Recreation Mission
Roseville Parks and Recreation exists to provide diverse programs and facilities, sustain park lands & preserve natural resources
for today’s citizens & future generations.
Parks & Recreation Staff
Administration
Lonnie Brokke
Jill Anfang
Dani Christensen
Elen Swenson
Kim Wagner
Director
Assistant Director
Department Assistant
Service Representative
Golf Course
Sean McDonagh
Steve Anderson
Superintendent
Clubhouse Manager
Recreation Programs
Debbie Cash
Lauren Deal
Lake Johnson
Rick Schultz
Carole Fink
Supervisor
Supervisor
Supervisor
Supervisor
Gymnastics Coordinator
Parks
Jeff Evenson
Luke Gerlinger
David Beckermann
Michael Gauger
Bill Norman
Matt Schlosser
Wayne Skogstad
Patti Sullivan
Jim Tschida
Parks & Recreation
Commission
Terrence Newby, Chair
Phil Gelbach, Vice Chair
Jamie Becker-Finn
Ronald Bole
Lee Diedrick
Luke Heikkila
Nancy O’Brien
Jerry Stoner
Cynthia Warzecha
Roseville
City Council
Mayor Dan Roe
Jason Etten
Lisa Laliberte
Tammy McGehee
Robert Willmus
City Manager Patrick Trudgeon
Superintendent
Foreman
Parkkeeper
Parkkeeper
Parkkeeper
Parkkeeper
Parkkeeper
Parkkeeper
Parkkeeper
Skating Center
Kevin Elm
Matt Johnson
Mark Bartholomew
John Brown
Loren Hockemeyer
Sue Olson
Superintendent
Programs & Banquet Manager
Maintenance
Maintenance
Maintenance
As citizens & customers, you deserve the best possible service, programs & facilities.
We, the Roseville Parks & Recreation staff, promise to do everything possible to cheerfully & respectfully serve you by providing
clean facilities, safe programs & timely & effective service that includes listening & responding to your suggestions & concerns.
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