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Parks & Recreation

Parks MLaike fe Better!

April - August 2013

Parks & Recreation

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

Parks & Recreation Commission

Volunteer Hotline

651-792-7413

Youth Activities Weather Line

651-792-7417

Mary Holt Greg Simbeck Nolan Wall Chloe Boehm, Youth Rep

Superintendent Clubhouse/Marketing Manager Supervisor Supervisor/Naturalist Supervisor Supervisor Gymnastics Coordinator Dance Coordinator

Parks Jeff Evenson Luke Gerlinger Mike Lavelle Bill Norman Matt Schlosser Wayne Skogstad Patti Sullivan Jim Tschida

Superintendent Foreman Parkkeeper Parkkeeper Parkkeeper Parkkeeper Parkkeeper Parkkeeper Superintendent Programs & Banquet Manager Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Customer Service Rep

Cedarholm Golf Course 2323 North Hamline Avenue 651-633-TEES (8337)

Parks & Recreation

Director Assistant Director Department Assistant Customer Service Rep Customer Service Rep

Recreation Programs Eric Boettcher Debbie Cash Lauren Deal Rick Schultz Carole Fink Laura Linder

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Adult Sports Weather Line

Administrative Offices 2660 Civic Center Drive 651-792-7006

Parks & Recreation Staff

Skating Center Brad Tullberg Kevin Elm Mark Bartholomew John Brown Loren Hockemeyer Sue Olson

Dan Roe, Mayor Jason Etten Lisa Laliberte Tammy McGehee Robert Willmus Bill Malinen, City Manager

Roseville Parks & Recreation ... Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs!

Parks & Recreation Directory

Roseville Parks and Recreation exists to provide diverse programs and facilities, sustain park lands and preserve natural resources for today’s citizens and future generations.

Golf Course Sean McDonagh Roxann Maxey

Information Lines

Dave Holt, Chair Erin Azer Harold Ristow Randall Doneen Lee Diedrick, Vice Chair

Parks & Recreation Mission

Administration Lonnie Brokke Jill Anfang Kara Thomas Elen Swenson Kim Wagner

Roseville City Council

Table of Contents Pages Community Events

Pages

4-6

Rosefest

4

Pages Roseville Skating Center

38-39

Kick & Slugger Sport Series

22-23

Friday Trips & Adventures

24-25

Indoor Arena

38

OVAL

39

Rental Facilities

7

Summer Spectacular

26-27

Youth Activities

8-28

Passport To Play

28

Puppet Wagon

8

Tennis: youth & adult

29

Golf Leagues

40

After School Programs

8

Adult Activities

30-34

Youth Golf Programs

41

Harriet Alexander Nature Center 2520 North Dale Street 651-765 HANC (4262)

Evening & Weekend Prog.

9

Adult Sports

30

Golf Events

41

After School Programs

9

Adult Trips

31

Facility Location

42

Dance Sampler

10

Golf Lessons

32

Community Organizations

42-43

Skating Center 2661 Civic Center Drive SC Hotline; hours, events, general information 651-792-7191

Safety Awareness

10

Bocce League

32

P&R Renewal Program

44

Preschool Programs

10-11

Tap for Older Adults

32

RPR Updates

45

Gymnastics

12-13

Wellness Activities

32-33

Registration Information

46-47

Leaders in Training

14

AARP Driver Safety

33

Entertainment in the Park

48

Fall Youth Coed Soccer

15

Gardening Classes

34

Gymnastics Center 1238 County Road B-2 651-792-7166

R egister T oday Online

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Mail

Complete registration form and mail with check or credit card payment to: 2660 Civic Center Dr, Roseville, MN 55113

HANC

16-17

SummerArts Theatre Camps

18

Birding Trips

35

Builders & Thinkers Camps

19

HANC Events

35

Coaches Camps

20

HANC Preschool Programs

36-37

Sports Unlimited Camps

21

HANC Camps

37

Join the Roseville Gardening Community! Oasis Park is home to 120 community garden plots.

Phone

Community Garden plot registrations for returning Roseville residents continue through Thursday, April 4.

Fax

NEW THIS YEAR ... April 5 Garden Plot Swap Day ... Current resident garden plot holders may exchange their plot for any available plots.

Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm, 651-792-7110 Completed registration materials with credit card payment may be faxed to 651-792-7100

In Person

Visit our office at City Hall Monday through Friday ~ 8am-4:30pm

Make Checks Payable to: Roseville Parks & Recreation

Remaining garden plots available to Roseville residents on a first-come, first-served basis April 8 - 19. Any remaining plots are available April 22. Garden Plot rentals may be mailed, faxed or delivered in person to Roseville Parks and Recreation. For more information, call 651-792-7006. 15’ x 20’ – Single plot 15’ x 40’ – Double plot

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

34-37

Abrakadoodle Art Camps

$16 $26

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Play Kits

Cedarholm Golf Course

40-41

Parks MLaike fe Better!

Planning a picnic, family gathering, neighborhood party or reunion? Check out an outdoor play kit containing all the ingredients to add fun and recreation to your event. Play kit contents vary and can be tailored to your special interests. $25 deposit, $10 refunded upon return of equipment. Drivers license or picture ID required when checking out equipment.

Block Party We make hosting a block party easy! Gather family and friends at your neighborhood park or on your residential block for community fun. Roseville’s Block Party package includes park or street use permits and delivery of street barricades. One application notifies Parks and Recreation, Police, Fire and Public Works. Call for information and application 651-792-7006 or www.cityofroseville.com/parks. 3

CU@R osefest

Discover Y our P arks 2013

Presented by: Roseville Love From Minnesota

Community Events

June 18 - August 13

Check out the great parks in your neighborhood and around town.

• •

Run for the Roses @ Skating Center Roll for the Roses @ Skating Center

• •

Great American Backyard Campout @ HANC 5:00pm



Meet up with neighbors & friends for some playtime in the park, plus take this opportunity to talk with parks & recreation commissioners and staff about the future of our parks.

7:55am 7:55am

Thank you Lexington Floral, Running Room, Great Harvest Bread Co. Spine & Sport Chiropractic for your support

Enjoy themed activities, recreation fun, crafts, refreshments & Roseville favorites ... the bounce castle and puppet show.

Presented in partnership with Roseville REI

Rosefest Campfire @ HANC

7:00pm

Sunday, June 23 • • • • • • Looking for info on Rosefest Fun ... Rosefest Event details ... Scan It! Or visit us online at cityofroseville.com/parks Or call the hotline 651-792-7411

DYP ... Coming to a Park Near YOU!

Outback Rosefest Golf Tournament @ Cedarholm

Day

Tue Wed Wed Tue Tue Wed Tue Wed Wed Tue Wed Tue

Thank you Roseville Outback Steakhouse for your continued support

Porsche Car Show @ CP West Dale Street Guns & Hoses Benefit Softball Game Touch-a-Truck @ CP Lexington Golden Rose Medallion Hunt Clue Release Live at the Rog: Teddy Bear Band



10:00am 4:00pm 5:00pm 6:15pm 6:30pm

Thank you Roseville KinderBerry Hill for your continued sponsorship

Monday, June 24 •

23rd Annual Rose Parade

6:15pm

Presented by:

RosePointe Community Wellness Fair

Date

Jun 18 Jun 19 Jun 26 Jul 2 Jul 9 Jul 10 Jul 16 Jul 17 Jul 24 Jul 30 Aug 7 Aug 13

Location

Owasso Hills Park Sandcastle Park Central Park Arboretum Pocahontas Park Materion Park Cottontail Park Tamarack Park Ladyslipper Park Lexington Park Howard Johnson Park Evergreen Park Autumn Grove Park

We encourage you to find an active way ... walk, bike or skate on over to Discover Your Parks!

Tuesday, June 25 • •

6:30-8:00pm

Community Events

Unplug ... Live Offline ... Connect with your Community! June 22-29 & July 4 Saturday, June 22

5:45pm

Thank you RosePointe Apratment Homes for your continued support

Central Park Blues Fest @ the Rog 6:00pm Music by Sweet Papa Dave & the Groove Merchant Band

Wednesday, June 26 •

Bugs & Buds Family Festival



6:00pm

@ the Muriel Sahlin Arboretum Family Fun Show by Tricia & the Toonies Buggin’ Out (Fun Bug Info) Watch it Grow (Garden Info from local experts) Plus all the fun of a traditional Discover Your Parks event

Thursday, June 27 • •

6th Annual Taste of Rosefest

5:00pm

Benefitting Roseville Rotary

Live at the Rog: Minnesota Sinfonia

7:30pm

Friday, June 28 ~ Roseville Resident Appreciation Day 9th Annual Roseville Fire Angels Community Benefit Sale @ Roseville VFW Post 7555, 1145 Woodhill Drive Th, June 20 7am-6pm Fr, June 21 7am-6pm Sa, June 22 8am-12N

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9 & Dine on a Dime @ Cedarholm 11:30am-6:30pm Free Skating @ Roseville Arena 6:30pm Roll-In Movie @ OVAL “Over the Hedge” 7:30pm

Saturday, June 2 •

Tour de Roses Family Bike Ride

9:00am

@ Roseville Skating Center Benefitting the North Suburban Youth Foundation & Destination Education

Roseville’s Rose Parade needs your appetite! Roseville’s Buffalo Wild Wings (located just east of Fairview on County Rd B) has generously agreed to host a Rose Parade fundraiser on April 29, 2013. Bring the family, bring your friends, bring this advertisement to the parks & recreation office for your B-Dubs meal ticket and a percentage of your purchase will be donated back the Rose Parade Volunteer committee to help fund our annual Rose Parade.

Roseville Parks & Recreation Brochure 2013

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July 4th Party

in the Park 1:00-10:30pm @ Central Park Lexington Is there a better place to celebrate the 4th of July? We don’t think so ... This July 4th Roseville is home to concerts in the park, kids games, carnival activities, food & fireworks! Make plans to join us for the Party in the Park. 1:00-7:00pm Carnival activities for all ages 2:45-10:00pm Live @ the Rog Celebrates July 4th 2:45pm Splatter Sisters 4:15pm Songs of Hope Preview Performance 5:45PM Sandy & the Hitmen 7:30pm Roseville Big Band 9:00pm Roseville Community Band 10:00pm Fireworks over Bennett Lake

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Roseville Community Band Spring Concert

Roseville String Ensemble Spring Concert Sunday, April 21 3:30pm Concordia Academy High School, 2400 N Dale Street “Meet the music” talk is at 3pm. Info at 651-483-5094 or www.rosevillestrings.org.

Outdoor Facility Reservations Roseville has four shelters available to rent in Central Park. Expanded facility rental information available from the Parks and Recreation office & online at cityofroseville.com/parks Jaycee Shelter Roseville’s largest shelter, located on Lexington Ave. This scenic lakeside site is close to play equipment and trails, features modern kitchen, restrooms & a gathering space for up to 300.

Pottery in the Park

6 Hours

Saturday, May 4 11am-3pm Central Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum Create, Glaze, Fire, Enjoy! Personalize raku fired pottery at the 12th Annual Pottery in the Park event presented by the Roseville Area Arts Council. Nominal charge for clay pieces and glaze. Call 651-792-7414 for details.

$121.00

$200.00

RV Resident

$98.00

$179.00

Foundation Shelter Located off Victoria St. overlooking Lake Bennett. The Foundation Shelter is adjacent to a large accessible play area and two tennis courts. Shelter includes kitchen, restrooms & gathering space for up to 200.

14th Annual ARTS@theOVAL Saturday, March 23 10am-5pm Sunday, March 24 11am-4pm Roseville Skating Center A festival of fine arts and fine crafts. Early season arts exposition and sale of over 25 juried artists presenting glass, jewelry, pottery, photography, fabric art, painting, wood and much more. Free admission.

Youth Tennis Carnival Saturday, April 13 1-3pm Highview MS Gym, 2300 7th Street NW, New Brighton #2992.214 Free The Youth Tennis Carnival introduces kids ages 4-9 to basic tennis skills in a fun environment using stations and equipment designed especially for the young player. Call 651-792-7110 by April 8 to reserve your place.

North Suburban Evening Lions Waffle Breakfast Sunday, April 14 8am-12:30pm Roseville Skating Center Banquet Room Waffle Breakfast, cake walk and raffles. Eyeglasses and hearing aids will be collected. $6.50/person, Age 5 and under - free

Earth Day Celebration at HANC Saturday, April 20 9am-3pm Harriet Alexander Nature Center Step into spring with this annual celebration of the earth and the nature center’s birthday! Enjoy free entertainment, beat a drum in our Walking Parade, and help to plant a new tree. Learn what kinds of Earth-friendly things are going on in our community. Top off the day with a piece of birthday cake! 6

6 Hours

Saturday, June 1 City of Roseville #4100.211 Register now for the annual citywide garage sale. Sales take place between 8am-6pm (set your own hours). If you would like to be included on the citywide map listing, register with Parks and Recreation by May 20. Published map/listing available at City Hall & City website beginning May 28. $10 Fee for map listing

Roseville Area High School Auditorium Friday, June 7 7pm Saturday, June 8 4pm and 7pm Recital showcases the talented dancers from Roseville School of Dance. Tickets available ahead of time at Parks & Recreation office and at the door.

$111.00

$190.00

RV Resident

$87.00

$162.00

Lions Shelter Located off Victoria Street overlooking Lake Bennett. The Lions Shelter’s hilltop setting allows for a more private/intimate gathering area. Shelter includes kitchen, restrooms & a gathering space for up to 150.

Thursday, July 25 6pm Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre $20/band performance fee Check out the great local teen talent jam at the Rog!

Full Day

Regular

$111.00

$190.00

RV Resident

$87.00

$162.00

FOR Parks Shelter Located off Dale Street adjacent to the Arboretum. The FOR Parks Shelter is conveniently located next to play equipment and play fields. Shelter includes kitchen, restrooms & gathering space for up to 200. 6 Hours

Battle of the Bands

Full Day

Regular

6 Hours

Roseville School of Dance presents “The Rhythm Will Get You”

Full Day

Regular

Citywide Garage Sale Roseville Parks & Recreation has a calendar of events that are “FUN”-tastic! Spring and summer events celebrate special holidays, encourage participation, promote wellness, celebrate the arts and focus on fun.

Rental Facilities

Community Events

Sunday, April 21 4pm Roseville Area High School Auditorium Free

Full Day

Regular

$111.00

$190.00

RV Resident

$87.00

$162.00

Facilitiies Contacts Roseville has facilities to host meetings, small gatherings, weddings, picnics or gym activities. Online information available at cityofroseville.com/parks or from staff listed. Facility rentals are popular, we recommend making your reservation well in advance. Brimhall and Central Park Community Gymnasiums Rick 651-792-7104 Cedarholm Golf Course and Clubhouse Roxann 651-792-7154 Central Park Picnic Shelters Staff 651-792-7006 Civic Center Campus Meeting Rooms Kevin 651-792-7122 Harriet Alexander Nature Center Rick 651-792-7104 Muriel Sahlin Arboretum Lauren 651-792-7106 Roseville Skating Center Banquet & Meeting Rooms Kevin 651-792-7122 Roseville Skating Center Ice Rentals Brad 651-792-7121

Auditions Wed, June 5, 4pm at the Amphitheatre If you are interested in performing or sponsoring this event, please call 651-792-7006.

Roseville Athletic Field Rentals Eric 651-792-7105

Mosquito Bluegrass Jam Sunday, August 4 Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre

Arboretum Rentals

2-8pm

The Muriel Sahlin Arboretum is a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city.

Roseville’s own Bill Cagley acts as MC, announcing & interviewing bluegrass performers.

Located off Dale Street, between County Roads B-2 & C. It features a variety of flower gardens, walkways, fountain, and large grassy knoll. This picturesque site is ideal for your next gathering, whether a wedding, anniversary, party or memorial service. For rental information, rates & photos, please call 651-792-7106 or visit cityofroseville.com/arboretum.

Harriet Alexander Nature Center offers fun and informative mosquito activities. Watch for details on the Hot & Spicy Jam Contest. Check website for updates, cityofroseville.com/parks.

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

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Birthday Bashes ... Overnight Blasts Birthday Parties Full of Fun!

Are you looking for a special way to celebrate your birthday?

Youth Activities

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s to Sky Zo ne and a sp lash pad.

Our Klimbers program is packed with summer fun, plus we help children continue to grow during these important months.

Designed for children entering 1st through 6th grade. Optional academic tutoring available. Full-time, part-time, and flexible schedules.

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• Make your ow RS n music video . • Write and p erform a pla y. • Field trips to the theate r and ceram • Cooking ic stud

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Enroll for the whole summer or a few select weeks!

Youth Activities

ANIMAL ADV

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Plan a party through Roseville Parks and Recreation. Skate at the Skating Center, sleep with the animals at the Nature Center, play games in the gym, jump in the Bounce Castle, or make your special idea a reality … we can make your birthday special! Book your bash today at 651-792-7006.

Enjoy a HANC Birthday party! Celebrate your special day at Harriet Alexander Nature Center! Our birthday parties offer unique, fun and educational programs for all ages. It’s easy - you bring your own party supplies, and we provide the entertainment! Each party includes a onehour naturalist program and an additional hour of party space (to be supervised by the parents/guardians). Call 651-792-7006 to schedule your party. $95 with maximum of 15 children Seasonal HANC Birthday Party Themes: Spring Parties Habitat Hunt

Weather Trackers

Sensational Spiders

Wild About Water

Campfire Fun

Winging It!

Summer Parties

Puppet Wagon “Preview Party”

Puppet Wagon

Sponsored by Roseville Kinderberry Hill Child Development Center

Thursday, June 13 6:30-7:30pm Roseville Kinderberry Hill ~2360 Lexington Ave North

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays June 18 - August 8 9:30-11:30am Catch a new show each week! The Roseville Puppet Wagon presents 15-20 minute themed shows on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings. All shows are family-friendly and include a variety of classic tales. No regularly scheduled show on July 4 Tuesdays

9:30am Pioneer Park

10:30am CP Victoria West

11:30am Autumn Grove

Wednesdays

9:30am Acorn Park

10:30am Rosebrook Park

11:30am Lexington Park

Thursdays

9:30am Owasso Hills

10:30am Evergreen Park

11:30am Lauderdale Park

*Puppet Wagon also visits all Discover Your Parks events for a special evening performance.

Trees are Terrific!

Roll-In Movies @ the OVAL

7:30pm Family entertainment under the stars. Bring the kids, bring the treats bring a comfy seat & enjoy free outdoor movies. Mark your calendar for the monthly Roll-in-Movies at the OVAL Friday, June 21 “Over the Hedge” Friday, July 19 “Curious George” Friday, August 16 “Madagascar”

Scales & Tails

Campfire Fun

Busy Bees

Evening & Weekend Programs Rock Climbing for Everyone

10+ years thru Adult

Looking to reach new heights ... Try rock climbing! Learn the basics of climbing safety, belaying, knot tying, rope handling and movement up and across the wall at the RAMS climbing wall. Travel to Interstate State Park at Taylor’s Falls to challenge your new skills & to experience rappelling! Regular $40, RV Resident $32 Program # 1802.106

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Bug Talk

Fall Parties

Hosted by Roseville Kinderberry Hill Child Development Center

Meet the talented staff • Enjoy popsicles and other cool treats • Play fun summer games!

Campfire Fun

Day/Date/Time

Location

Mon, Apr 1, 8, 15 7:00-8:30pm

RAMS Climbing Wall

Sa, Apr 20 10:00am-1:00pm

Interstate Park

Youth Tennis Lessons

Grades 3-6

Learn the basics of tennis - ground strokes, rules, scoring, positioning, and strategy. Please supply your own racquet. Regular $52, RV Resident $44 Program # 2961.217

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Day/Date/Time Sa, Apr 13-May 18 9:30-10:30am

Afterschool Programs • • •

Roseville Parks and Recreation offers a variety of youth sport and recreation opportunities. Activities are age appropriate with a focus on fun. All activities are geared for boys and girls.

Games Galore Join your friends for an afternoon full of fun games and activities. Children will work on skills to help them play their favorite playground games. Games & activities include kickball, capture the flag, handball, medic, ultimate frisbee, flag football and other favorites. $49 Program #

Day/Date/Time

Grade

Location

1606.365

M, Mar 18 - Apr 29 4:15-5:15pm

1-3

BH Gym

1606.366

W, Mar 20 - May 1 4:15-5:15pm

4-6

BH Gym

Extreme LEGO: Copters

Grades K-3

NEVER SEEN BEFORE PROJECTS! 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 & more. Get in gear, sign up today! $74 Program #

Day/Date

Time

Location

1702.131

M, Mar 25-May 6

2:10-3:10pm

PV

Location

1702.132

Tu, Mar 26-Apr 30

4:10-5:10pm

EDW

Evergreen Park

1702.133

W, Mar 27-May 1

4:10-5:10pm

BH

1702.134

Th, Mar 28-May 2

3:30-4:30pm

FH

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

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Spring Preschool Programs

Summer Preschool Programs

Pre K Soccer

Play Pals

Ages 4-5

Youth Activities

Program # 1300.110

Day/Date/Time M, Mar 25 - Apr 15 3:30-4:30pm

Location CP Gym

Fee $53

Session I @ Lauderdale Park

SNAG = Preschool Golf

Ages 3-6

Indoor golf for youngsters! Instructors teach the fundamentals of golf using the SNAG coaching system, adding an extra dose of fun to the learning and playing experience. The SNAG program allows for full shots as well as pitching, chipping and putting. Program #

Roseville School

of

Dance

Day/Date/Time

Location

M, Mar 26 & Apr 2-30 3:30-4:00pm

CP Gym

3-4yrs $42

1300.114

M, Mar 26 & Apr 2-30 4:15-5:00pm

CP Gym

5-6yrs $51

Dance Sampler Summer dance camp featuring beginning instruction. This is a great way to try out Roseville School of Dance. Tap shoes are required, ballet shoes are recommended. The final class will be a parent watch night. We will perform all the dances we learned over the summer! $73 Regular, $65 RV Resident

Time

Age

Class

2901.287

5:30-6:15pm

3-4 years

Tap & Ballet

2901.288

6:25-7:10pm

5-6 years

Jazz, Tap & Ballet

2901.289

7:15-8:00pm

7-9 yr

Jazz & Tap

Tuesdays, June 18 - Aug 20 @ FVCC Dance Studio no class July 2 Program #

Time

Age

Safety Awareness & Self Defense Thursday CP Gym/Cafeteria Participants learn self-discipline and improve strength, balance and coordination in these classes. Classes based on age and ability, with opportunity to advance to yellow belts and higher. Shorts or sweatpants and t-shirts required. Uniforms optional and available throughout session for $30. No class May 23, July 4

Class

2901.290

10:00-10:45am

3-4 years

Tap & Ballet

2901.291

10:55-11:40am

5-6 years

Jazz, Tap & Ballet

Spring Session Program #

Apr 4-May 30 $56 Regular, $48 RV resident Time

Age/Level

2201.227

5:30-6:10pm

5-12 yrs New Students

2201.228

6:20-7:00pm

5 & Older Returning 2nd degree white belts

2201.229

6:20-7:00pm

5 & Older Returning yellow belts & above

Performance Team/ Leaps and Turns Jazz Class

2201.230

7:10-8:00pm

5 & Older Advanced returning students

Keep up your flexibility and skill over the summer with a high energy advanced jazz class. Jazz Shoes required.

2201.231

8:10-9:00pm

Teens & Adults

2901.292

11:45am-12:30pm

7-9 yr

Jazz & Tap

Summer Session Jun 13-Aug 7 $56 Regular, $48 RV resident

Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 18 - August 22 @ FVCC Dance Studio no class July 2 & 4

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Program #

Age

Time

2901.293

8-12 yrs

5:30-6:15pm

2901.294

13+ yrs

6:30-7:30pm

Program #

Day/Date

Time

Theme

1300.225

Tuesdays, June18-July 16

9:00-11:30am

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom ~ Stars & Stripes ~ Arctic Adventures ~ Big Builders

1300.226

Thursdays, June 20-July 18

9:00-11:30am

Critter Camp ~ Under the Big Top ~ Preschool Chefs ~ Dr. Seuss is on the Loose

Session II @ Lauderdale Park Program #

Day/Date

Time

Theme

1300.227

Tuesdays, July 30 - Aug 20

9:00-11:30am

Funny Fairytales ~ Leaves & Trees ~ Picnic with Pals ~ Ahoy Mateys

1300.228

Thursdays, Aug 1 - 22

9:00-11:30am

Everybody’s Birthday ~ Music Makers ~ Space Jam ~ Where the Wild Things Are

Nature Pals NEW!

Mondays, June 17 - Aug 19 @ FVCC Dance Studio no class July 1 Program #

no program July 2 & July 4

Age/Fee

1300.113

Program #

Time

Age/Level

2201.232

6:00-6:40pm

5 & Older New Students

$133 Regular $125 RV Resident

2201.233

6:50-7:30pm

5 & Older Returning Students

2201.234

7:40-8:20pm

5 & Older Returning yellow belts & above

$143 Regular $135 RV Resident

2201.235

8:30-9:10pm

Teens & Adults

Fee



Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Youth Activities

Let’s get kickin’! We teach the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, receiving and scoring. Emphasis is on teamwork, fundamentals, safety & fast-paced action. Get in the game today!

Ages 3-6

A series of theme-based adventures for children. Each week’s theme features hands-on games & activities, stories, art projects, free discovery time & outside exploration. Larger groups are divided into small sections that rotate through activities with more staff attention & hands-on interaction. Regular $83, RV Resident $75

Ages 3-5

Enjoy nature-related activities including songs, games, stories, hikes and art projects. Campers net insects, meet Minnesota animals, wiggle with worms and more! Note: Please dress campers appropriately for outdoors & bring rain gear, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Regular $48, RV Resident $40 Bug Talk @ Harriet Alexander Nature Ctr

Kids a little older? Looking for an action-packed, fun-filled summer recreation program? Check out the Passport to Play and Summer Spectacular offerings found on pages 10-28!

Sports of All Sorts

Ages 3-4

A sports “sampler” series geared toward the smallest beginning athletes. Players enjoy being outside & active while learning basic sports skills with their friends. Experienced leaders guide basic skills development with fun games, practice activities and encouraging attitudes. Featured sports may include basketball, T-ball, soccer, track & field, and other active games. Parents can stay & play or drop off the kids. Regular $69, RV Resident $61

Program #

Day/Date

Time

1239.203

M&W June 10 & 12

9:00am-Noon

Session I @ Autumn Grove Park Wed, June 19-July 17, no July 3

1239.204

Tu & Th June 11 & 13

9:00am-Noon

1300.219

9:00-9:45am

1300.222

9:00-9:45am

1300.220

10:00-10:45am

1300.223

10:00-10:45am

1300.221

11:00-11:45am

1300.224

11:00-11:45am

Program #

Pond Parade @ Harriet Alexander Nature Ctr Program #

Day/Date

Time

1239.205

M&W July 22 & 24

9:00am-Noon

1239.206

Tu & Th July 23 & 25

9:00am-Noon

Wiggle Worms @ Harriet Alexander Nature Ctr Program #

Day/Date

Time

1239.207

M&W Aug 26 & 28

9:00am-Noon

1239.208

Tu & Th Aug 27 & 29

9:00am-Noon

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Time

Session II @ Autumn Grove Park Wed, July 31-Aug 21 Program #

Pre-K Extreme LEGO Mini Camp

Time

Ages 4-5

$79

Join our dynamic exploration of machines and mechanisms! Challenge every aspect of your creativity and intellect while learning the basics of engineering and physics. In each class, students are given a different project to build, test and modify. Then they use their project to investigate basic aspects of engineering. Emphasis is placed on hands-on activities and kid friendly lesson plans. Large and regular size LEGO blocks used. Program # 1300.229

Day/Date M-Th, June 10-13

Time 1-3pm

Location CCC

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Pre-School Gymnastics Boys & Girls Ages 3-5

Youth Activities

Int:

roll, donkey kicks and walk on low beam unassisted. Mastered Beg II skills and able to perform a bridge and walk on high balance beam.

Spring Gymnastics

March 18 - May 11

45 Minute Pre-School Class Fee: Regular $76, RV Resident $68 Program #

Class

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Time

2111.426

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M

5:00-5:45pm

2111.427

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M

7:00-7:45pm

2111.428

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Tu

6:00-6:45pm

2111.429

Beg I

W

5:00-5:45pm

2111.430

Beg I

Sa

9:00-9:45am

2112.424

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M

6:00-6:45pm

2112.425

Beg II

Tu

5:00-5:45pm

2112.426

Beg II

W

7:15-8:00pm

2112.427

Beg II

Sa

10:00-10:45am

60 Minute Pre-School Class Fee: Regular $95, RV Resident $87 2113.418

Int

Tu

7:00-8:00pm

2113.419

Int

W

6:00-7:00pm

2113.420

Int

Sa

11:00am-12:00N

Summer Gymnastics

June 10 - August 8

45 Minute Pre-School Class Fee: Regular $76, RV Resident $68 Program #

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2111.431

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4:30-5:15pm

2111.432

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2111.433

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Tu

6:30-7:15pm

2111.434

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5:30-6:15pm

2111.435

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Th

9:00-9:45am

2112.428

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M

6:45-7:30pm

2112.429

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Tu

5:30-6:15pm

2112.430

Beg II

W

4:30-5:15pm

2112.431

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Th

10:00-10:45am

60 Minute Pre-School Class Fee: Regular $95, RV Resident $87 2113.421

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M

5:30-6:30pm

2113.422

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W

6:30-7:30pm

2113.423

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Th

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Youth Activities

Beg I: Teaches basic movement and tumbling skills. Beg II: Mastered Beg I skills and able to perform a forward

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School Aged Gymnastics ~

Boys & Girls Ages 6-14

Beg I: Ages 6-12 Emphasis on tumbling skills with exposure to balance beam, uneven bars, vault and dance. Beg II: Ages 6-12 Expand on skills learned in Beg I. Able to perform cartwheel on floor and walk high balance beam unassisted. Int: Ages 7-12 Able to perform handstand, forward roll and round-off on floor and pullover on bars. Adv I: Ages 7-12 Gymnasts should have mastered intermediate skills. Emphasis on strength, flexibility and form. Adv II: Ages 10-14 Able to perform front and back handspring on floor, cartwheel on high beam & glide kip on bars. Adv III: Ages 10-14 Prepares gymnast for high school competition. Advanced level, registration with coach permission only. Spring Gymnastics

March 18 - May 11

60 Minute Class Fee: Regular $80, RV Resident $72 Program #

Class

2121.418

Beg I

2121.419

Beg I

2121.420

Beg I

Day Tu

Time

Summer Gymnastics

June 10 - August 8

60 Minute Class Fee: Regular $80, RV Resident $72 Program #

Class

4:45-5:45pm

2121.421

Beg I

Th

6:15-7:15pm

2121.422

Sa

10:45-11:45am

2121.423

Day

Time

M

4:30-5:30pm

Beg I

Tu

5:45-6:45pm

Beg I

Th

9:00-10:00am

75 Minute Class Fee: Regular $92, RV Resident $84

75 Minute Class Fee: Regular $92, RV Resident $84

2122.418

Beg II

M

6:15-7:30pm

2122.421

Beg II

M

5:45-7:00pm

2122.419

Beg II

W

4:30-5:45pm

2122.422

Beg II

Tu

4:30-5:45pm

2122.420

Beg II

Sa

11:45am-1:00pm

2122.423

Beg II

Th

10:15-11:30am

90 Minute Class Fee: Regular $105, RV Resident $97

90 Minute Class Fee: Regular $105, RV Resident $97

2123.417

Int

M

4:30-6:00pm

2123.420

Int

M

9:00-10:30am

2123.418

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W

6:00-7:30pm

2123.421

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Tu

6:45-8:15pm

2123.419

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Sa

9:00-10:30am

2123.422

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4:30-6:00pm

2124.412

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4:30-6:00pm

2124.414

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10:30am-12:00N

2124.413

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Sa

9:00-10:30am

2124.415

Adv I

W

4:30-6:00pm

120 Minute Class Fee: Regular $129, RV Resident $121

120 Minute Class Fee: Regular $129, RV Resident $121

2125.413

Adv II

Tu

6:00-8:00pm

2125.415

Adv II

M

10:30am-12:30pm

2125.414

Adv II

Sa

10:30am-12:30pm

2125.416

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W

6:00-8:00pm

2126.412

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M

4:30-6:30pm

2126.413

Adv III

Th

6:00-8:00pm

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Girls Slow Pitch Softball

Youth Activities

Youth Activities

2740.254 Entering Grades 3-5 Summer will be here soon! It’s time to get ready to take the field for some softball action. All players receive a team t-shirt. Team requests taken but not guaranteed. Practices begin late May with games played on Wednesdays starting in early June. $58 Regular $50 RV Resident Volunteer Coaches Needed! Spend time with your girls. Volunteer coaches are needed to teach skills, plan games, practices & most importantly, have a good time. Practice times determined by the coaches. Call Eric at 651-792-7105 for more information. Thank you in advance for your time.

Roseville Parks & Recreation is your one-stop resource for the perfect summer camp. We offer over 50 different camps ...

Leaders in Training (LIT)

A youth leadership program for teens 12 years & older. • Find your personal strengths & develop new skills! • Have fun with individual & team-building activities! • Volunteer as a summer program assistant! • Receive valuable training & experience! • Work together on a community service project! Your LIT program will include: • Participation in staff training week June 10-14 (days & times confirmed in your Welcome Letter) • Weekly meetings • Minimum of 3 hours a week volunteering at a sports, recreation or nature program of your choice • Community project day (chosen by each group) • Pizza party August 13 & 15! no meetings July 2 & 4 Program #

$38

Day/Date

Time

Location

1410.205

Tu Jun 18-Aug 13

1:30-3:15pm

CCC

1410.206

Th Jun 20-Aug 15 recommended for returning LITs

1:30-3:15pm

CCC

Tuesdays June 18 - Aug 6 Muriel Sahlin Arboretum Ages 6-10 Join us for a great garden experience. Combine gardening with experiments, creative craft projects & active games. Young gardeners get an overview of developing gardens, plant selection, caring for your garden & harvesting. $54 Program # 1102.203

Time 1:30-3:00pm

Boat Building Class

New!

RSC Ages 11-13 Kids 10-13 will build a pirogue(Cajun type of kayak) and paint it. Instructor will make some of the parts and bring to class. Boat will be 8 feet long and finished on the 4th day of class for kids to bring home. Kids will also learn knot tying, nautical terms, and water dynamics. $165 Program #

Day/Date

Time

1605.253

M-Th Aug 5-8

12-4:00pm

1605.254

M-Th Aug 12-15

12-4:00pm

Fall Youth Coed Soccer Make plans to join a RPR Youth Fall Soccer League. Learn soccer skills, footwork, dribbling, passing and team strategies. • 8-week league begins the week of August 26. • 6-game Saturday season beginning September 7. • Weekday evening practices, depending on coach’s schedule. • Games may be played with teams from nearby communities. • Each player receives a team shirt. • Watch for program flyers distributed through Roseville schools in mid-May. Fee thru July 25: Reg $50, RV Resident $42 Fee beginning July 26: Reg $60, RV Resident $52 #2350.371 #2350.372 #2350.373 #2350.374 #2350.375

Tuesdays & Thursdays June 18 – July 25 RAHS Track Ages 6-16 Run! Jump! Throw! Learn the fundamentals of track and field where the program goals focus on fun and enjoying the healthy benefits of an active lifestyle. No Class July 2 & 4 $47 Regular $39 RV Resident

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Camp Directory

Garden Explorers

Age

Time

3500.316

6-10 years

5:15-6:30pm

3500.317

11-16 years

5:15-6:30pm

K& 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8

under Grade Grade Grade Grade

(ages 4 -6) in Fall in Fall in Fall in Fall

Fall Soccer Coaches Needed

We need your help! Spend time with kids & share your interest in sport – be a soccer coach. Volunteers are needed to coach teams in each age group. Children of volunteer coaches receive a 50% discount on fall soccer registration fees. Please call 651-792-7105 before July 19 if you can help out.

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Youth Golf Mini-Camps Learn the fundamentals of golf. Work on grip, stance swing and putting. Four 1-hour sessions, first two sessions at Acorn Park - County Road C between Dale and Rice Street, third lesson at the U of MN driving range, fourth session at Cedarholm Golf Course putting green. Limited to eight golfers. Bring your own clubs if you have them. $52 Regular, $44 RV Resident Blue Camp ~ best suited for beginning golfers Program #

Day/Date

Time

Age

2101.207

Th, Jun 13-Jul 11

9:00-10:00am

8-10 years

2101.208

Th, Jul 25-Aug 15

10:00-11:00am

8-10 years

Red Camp ~ best suited for beginning to advanced beginner golfers Program #

Day/Date

Time

Age

2101.209

Th, Jun 13-Jul 11

10:00-11:00am

11-13 years

2101.210

Th, Jul 25-Aug 15

9:00-10:00am

11-13 years

Youth Sand Volleyball Camp Time for fun in the sun! Join Minnesota Volleyball Headquarters coaches to learn sand volleyball fundamentals, court movement & the competitive game. Games played each day with a tournament for our grand finale. Players receive camp shirt. Bring plenty of water and a towel. Beach volleyballs & sand socks available for purchase first day. $80 Program # 2003.300

Date

Age

Jun 17-20

8-11 years

Time

Location

9:00-11:00am CP @ Lexington Sand Courts

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Two Day Camps for Ages 5-10 Walk the Runway Fashion Camp Monday & Tuesday July 1 & 2 9:30 – 11:30am #1602.228 $54

Youth Activities

Ninjago

Monday & Tuesday July 1 & 2 12:30 – 2:30pm #1602.229 $54

If you love Ninjagos then this is the camp for you! Learn to draw, sculpt and paint your favorite characters from Kay, Jay, Cole, Zane, their dragons and everyone in between. Make a plaster ninja mask of your favorite character & your own cards!

Unicorns & Mermaids Monday & Wednesday July 22 & 24 9:30-11:30am #1602.230 $54

Abrakadoodle Art Camps Young artists are introduced to a variety of mediums; watercolor, sculpture, tempera paint, clay, collage, drawing, pastels, mobiles, mosaics & more in a fun & supportive environment. Colorful, engaging & fun lessons taught by professional & caring teachers. Best of all, you get to leave the mess with us!

All Abrakadoodle Camps meet at RSC Raider Room & asked to bring a beverage, nut free snack and recess attire.

Two Day Camps for Ages 3-6 Wanna Be a Superhero? Monday & Wednesday June 24 & 26 12:30-2:30pm #1602.224 $54

It’s a bird…It’s a plane…It’s a superhero Art Camp! Invent your own secret superhero identity, choose your superpower, and make your costume and accessories. We’ll create a cape, cuffs, shield and more! Children are welcome to come in costume. Please bring a change of clothes. Great class for siblings!

Pirate Treasure Art Camp Tuesday & Thursday July 23 & 25 9:30-11:30am #1602.225 $54

Ahoy Mateys! Make a pirate hat, paint a gigantic pirate ship, go on a treasure hunt to find buried treasure, paint a treasure chest, and more! Along the way we’ll sing pirate songs, listen to pirate music & read pirate stories. Arrrrgh! Costumes welcome, but bring a change of clothes too.

Princess Art Camp Monday & Tuesday July 29 & 31 9:30-11:30am #1602.226 $54

Come dressed like your favorite princess as we celebrate all things magical! Create a glittered princess wand, make a jeweled tiara, paint a pretty princess picture on canvas, make a castle & more. Learn to walk, talk, & curtsy like a princess. Listen to girly music, read princess stories, & have your nails painted. Costumes welcome, but bring a change of clothes.

Wild About Animals

Tuesday & Thursday July 30 & Aug 1 9:30–11:30am #1602.227 $54

It’s a zoo at Abrakadoodle! If you love animals you will love this wild week of animal fun with art projects that are all about animals. Let your imagination run wild as you turn tiger stripes into shades of pink and blue, learn how to draw your favorite animal, sculpt animals out of clay and more!

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Calling all unicorn and mermaid lovers! Learn how to draw and paint a unicorn then sculpt your design out of air dry clay. After you’ll paint a beautiful underwater scene featuring mermaids with sequin scales & more! We’ll read mermaid & unicorn stories, make new friends and have our nails painted.

Learn to Draw Camp

new lessons Monday & Wednesday August 12 & 14 9:30-11:30am #1602.231 $54

Anyone can learn to be a confident artist in Abrakadoodle’s innovative drawing program. By using a step by step method students learn how to draw animals, people, and landscapes using easily recognizable shapes. After the initial instruction, students will make the art their own through additional drawing techniques or by adding tempera paint, oil pastels, markers or watercolors. Watch how quickly your child’s confidence grows in this camp!

Two Day Camps for Ages 5-12 Duct Tape it Up Camp Tuesday & Thursday August 13 & 15 9:30 – 11:30am #1602.232 $60

All Abrakadoodle Camps meet at RSC Raider Room & asked to bring a beverage, nut free snack and recess attire.

One Day Camp for Ages 3-6 Sparkle is My Favorite Color Friday August 9 9:00am-Noon #1602.235 $42

It’s no secret that we like to embellish our artwork with a little sparkle, some glitter, & a dash of bling! We know you do to! This camp is all about anything that sparkles & shines! You’ll design your own super sparkly jewelry box, make a cool sequin painting to hang on your wall, create glitter covered candle holders & more. You’ll even have your nails painted!

One Day Camp for Ages 4-9 Crazy About Clay Camp Friday July 26 9:00am-Noon #1602.236 $42 Clay is such an amazing material! Come learn how to coil, pinch and use slabs to create ceramic pieces using air dry clay & model magic. After making our creations we’ll etch & paint designs before taking them home at the end of camp. Great class for siblings.

Monday - Thursday Camps for Ages 5-10 Girls Rule Art School

July 8-11 12:30-2:30pm #1602.237 $102 Does your daughter love art? Does she love bright colored paint, glitter, rhinestones and paper mache? If so, this is the camp for her! In this fun camp we’ll make a paper mache kitty, paint batik designs on t-shirts, sculpt animals out of clay, create a duct tape purse, learn how to draw horses or unicorns on canvas panels and more. We’ll even listen to girly music and paint your nails. Come with your best friend or make a new one! Bring a plain white T-shirt

Best of Abrakadoodle Elementary Art Camp July 15-18 12:30-2:30pm #1602.238 $102

Do you love Duct tape? Want to learn how to make a Duct bag or computer sleeve? How about an ipod/gadget holder? We’ll learn to make a belt, cool necklace or funky necktie & more. In this fun & crazy 2 day camp we’ll make lots of duct tape creations that you will love, using patterned, colored & neon duct tape. Come join us for some sticky fun.

This awesome camp is filled with our all-time favorite art projects from the past 9 years! We’ll learn how to draw animals, paint a cool landscape, create an animal from paper mache, make accessories out of duct tape, do print making and more! We even have a few fun surprises in store for you (did someone say paint throwing??!!) with unusual art materials (some might even glow in the dark!)

One Day Camps for Ages 5-10 Fun with Fairies Art Camp

Star War Adventures

Friday July 19 9:00am-Noon #1602.233 $40 Venture to the land of fairies as we create fairy houses, make wearable fairy wreaths, and more. Join us for a magical adventure!

Lego Art Camp Friday August 2 9:00am-3:00pm #1602.234 $65 Is your child loco for Legos? If so, you’ll love this camp! Build a racecar out of Legos then challenge classmates to a race! Build Lego cities then sculpt planes, cars & trains out of clay to decorate your city. Make large scale Lego sculptures & imaginary creatures, play Lego games, go on a Lego treasure hunt & more. Students will not take their Lego creations home, but photographs will be emailed to parents. Bring a lunch.

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Youth Activities

Do you love fashion? Want to design a dress? Create a purse? If so this is the camp for you! In this fun camp we’ll become fashion designers as we design our own unique clothing and accessories. We’ll make jewelry and duct tape hair bows, design a T-shirt and more. We’ll even paint your nails and have a runway show for parents on the final day! Bring a plain white t-shirt.

More Abrakadoodle Camps ...

August 5-8 12:30-2:30pm #1602.239 $102 If you love Star Wars then this is the camp for you! Learn to draw, sculpt and paint your favorite characters from Darth Vader to Yoda, Chewbacca, and everyone in between. You’ll even make a plaster mask of your favorite character and your own light saber! May the force be with you!

Boys Rule Art School

August 12-15 12:30-2:30pm #1602.240 $102 This awesomely fun camp is filled with all of the things that boys love! We’ll make Duct Tape wallets, and Star Wars light sabers. We will build race cars out of Legos, paint a ceramic piggy bank robot, create paper mache lizards and more.

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Monday - Thursday Camps for Ages 3-6 No Boys Allowed Camp July 8-11 9:30-11:30am #1602.241 $102 Does your daughter love art? Does she love bright colored paint, glitter, & sequins? If so, this is the camp for her! In this fun camp we’ll collage butterflies, use our hands to paint a flower design on a t-shirt, sculpt animals out of clay, make a paper mache purse, paint on canvas & more. We’ll even listen to girly music & paint your nails. Come with your friends or make new ones at camp! Bring a plain white T-shirt.

No Girls Allowed Camp

July 15-18 9:30-11:30am #1602.242 $102 This awesomely fun camp is filled with all of the things little boys love! We’ll collage trains, make racecars, paint wooden airplanes, create a shark, paint a ceramic robot piggy bank, sculpt clay spiders and more. Along the way we’ll read favorite boy books, play games, go outside for recess and have a silly good time

Best of Abrakadoodle Preschool Art Camp

August 5-8 9:30-11:30am #1602.243 $102 This awesome camp is filled with our all-time favorite art projects from the past 9 years! We’ll paint & collage animals, sculpt ladybugs out of clay, use oil & chalk pastels, make masks using plaster wrap, & more! We even have a few fun surprises in store for you (did someone say paint throwing??!!) with unusual art materials (some might even glow in the dark!) boys love!

Monday - Thursday Camps for Ages 4-9 My Favorite Doll’s Summer Camp June 24-27 9:30-11:30am #1602.244 $102 Back by popular demand with new projects for 2013. Bring your favorite doll to summer camp! Each day we’ll have a new theme for you & your doll. Our dolls will go to the beach, become fashionistas as we make clothing & accessories for our dolls, & even become rock stars. On the last day we’ll throw a birthday party for our dolls complete with a cupcake made from clay & presents!

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Mini-Camps

for

Builders & Thinkers

LEGO X: Olympic Decathlon

Youth Activities

Jun 10-14 $118

New challenges for 2013!! Create a MONSTER TRUCK to pull the most LEGOs! Build a motorized LEGO drag racer & challenge other campers to a race! Let the marshmallows fly with your specially designed LEGO catapult. Compete for prizes & have a great time building awe-inspiring projects! Every day students are given a different LEGO building challenge (called a ‘design brief’). They will use their design to investigate basic engineering concepts, complete different tasks & compete for prizes. Challenges include: Drag Racer, Truck Pull, Wicked Ride & much more. The environment is fun & fast-paced. Everyone goes home a winner in this spirited journey of LEGO mettle!

Woodworking

Project Runway For students entering grades 3-6 CCC M-F #1702.208 9:00am-12N

Offered in Partnership with:

SummerArts Theatre Camps Each week we will create, rehearse and perform a new play. Camps meet Monday-Friday, 9am-1pm at RAMS Auditorium. Final presentation on Fri. Bring a lunch. Regular $138; RV Resident $130

Zombies Ate My Homework!



Workshop

#3306.230 June 24-28 A new illness has begun to spread at John Hughes High School. Join the students, faculty and staff in this wacky comedy adventure. What do you do when your best friend is a zombie? What do you do when your skin falls off? Can the school nurse find a cure? An awesome adventure told through movement and physical comedy. Recommended for ages 8-13.

Escape From Fairytale Country

Workshop

#3306.231 July 8-12 A special opportunity for younger kids! All of your favorite characters, from the three little bears to Rapunzel are trapped in Fairytale County! Will they uncover the plot of the Evil Troll King? Will they be able to rescue the mermaids? Can they fix the enchanted time traveling waterfall Act and play in a hilarious new story where you get to play your Fairytale Characters. Recommended for ages 7-11.

Secret-Secret Double Agents

Musical

#3306.232 July 15-19 Do you have what it takes to be a Secret-Secret Double agent? When a goofy evil mastermind hires less-thantalented henchmen the world is turned upside down and placed on a giant, laser-guided elephant. Secret-Secret Double Agents will be a musical journey for all ages to enjoy! Recommended for ages 8-13. 18

Youth Activities

For students entering grades1-5 CCC M-F #1702.207 9:00am-12N

Digging Up the Classics

Musical #3606.233 July 22-26 A group of archeologists, led by the famous archeologist Arkansas Jones, uncover a way to control the Greek gods. A curse spreads throughout the camp. Will the human race become the puppets of the gods? Digging up the Classics will be a musical of classic proportions! Recommended for ages 8-13.

Pirates, The Pirate Code

Workshop

Jun 24-28 $132

Get ready for your very own PROJECT RUNWAY FASHION SHOW exhibiting projects, designs, accessories & crafts made with your own hands, style & flair! No experience necessary. We’ll show you the ropes. Campers will make & take home multiple projects: a sun dress, a tote bag, sunglass case, satchel & more. Campers can also accessorize to their heart’s delight with our anklet & bracelet crafts. Advanced campers can expand their skills with hand embroidery or ornamental appliqué & dolls clothes. Campers will also learn sewing basics like cross-stitching, straight-stitching, using a sewing machine & sewing by hand. Also learn how to sew buttons, patch a tear & follow basic designs. Camp FASHION SHOW on Friday at 11:30am.

#3306.234 July 29-August 2 Can you walk on walls? Can you turn invisible? Back by popular demand, a special camp designed for both actors (on the stage) and techies (behind the scenes). Take the audience on a high seas adventure where the impossible IS possible and the only limit is your imagination. Recommended for age 11-15 and those interested in acting and/or learning technical theatre.

M,Tu & Th

June 17-August 5

#3306.235

2-5pm

$85

Get faster, funnier, and fearless onstage with Rosetown Playhouse’s summer improv program! Spend summer afternoons learning improv skills with your friends, enjoying local parks, and performing shows for the public. No experience necessary- teens of all skill levels are welcome to apply! Occasional evening performances beginning on July 22.

NXT Robot Olympic Pentathlon For students entering grades 4-8 CCC M-F #1702.210 8:30am-12:30pm

For students entering grades1-5 CCC M-F #1702.211 9:00am-12N

Jul 8-12 $152

Jul 15-19 $118

Get plugged in ... LEGO style! Drag racers, cranes, go carts, motorized dogs and more. Build them all, connect them to an engine and watch ‘em go! Next, plug your LEGO projects into a solar cell, wind turbine or hydro turbine to investigate green energy, all using LEGO bricks and materials. Sure to electrify the most discerning LEGO builder!

Como Park Pavilion

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

A wooden airplane, bird feeder, checkers game & rope ladder are on tap for summer 2013. No experience ... No worries! We’ll show you the ropes (get it...ropes... rope ladder) Make, paint & take home 4-5 different projects while learning craftsmanship, including: measuring, safe cutting & crosscutting, drilling, clamping, hammering & more. SAFETY IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY. No power tools used & every student wears safety goggles. Parents: Clothes may get paint or sawdust on them, please provide appropriate clothing.

LEGO X: Enginetics & Green Energy

Rosetown Playhouse presents: Annie July 11 – 20 Info at rosetownplayhouse.org

Jun 24-28 $164

Test your robotic mettle, grit, determination & teamwork against robo-masterminds in your community. Team up, build, test, modify & program different robots to complete unique tasks & challenges. Students use robots to study basic robotic engineering concepts, then get ready to throw-down against other teams. Challenges include: Drag Race, Ping Pong Toss, Grand Prix & more. We keep it fun & inclusive & insure an action-packed week of robotics. Get your inner innovator pumping this summer! We will be using Mindstorms: NXT programming and assemblies.

Rosetown Playhouse Summer Improv Ages 13-16

For students entering grades 3-7 HANC M-F #1702.209 9:00am-12N

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Football Camp Fee: $75

Youth Activities

Grade

2630.250

Jun 24-28 12:30-2:30pm

1-8

2630.251

Jun 24-28 12:30-3:00pm

9-12

Fee: $70

Entering Gr 1-12

RAHS

Raider tennis camp is open to all tennis players & provides differentiated instruction to benefit beginner to advanced varsity level players. Instruction includes stroke development, drills, rules, games, tactics & tournament competition with trophies for middle & high school players. Camp led by area tennis instructors, RAHS coaching staff & former players.

Roseville Parks & Recreation & RAHS Coaches offer a variety of summer sports camps. Coaches Camps are a great way to increase your skills and improve your game.

Boys Basketball Camp Fee: $80

Entering Gr 3-12

RAHS Gym

Join head coach Critchley & current Raider coaches & players for an unforgettable basketball learning experience at the Official Roseville Basketball Camp! Our mission is to provide a complete, basketball experience emphasizing fundamentals to help boys reach their full potential. Camp consist of drills, games, contests & other fun activities to strengthen the skills of future Raiders. Program #

Date/Time

Grade

2611.217

Jun 10-14

1:00-4:00pm

9-12

2611.218

Jun 10-14

8:00-11:30am

3-8

Fee: $85

Entering Gr 3-12

Date/Time

RAHS Gym

Jun 17-21

8:00-11:00am

9-12

2620.265

Jun 17-21

11:30a-1:45pm

3-5

2620.266

Jun 17-21

1:45-4:30pm

6-8

Boys & Girls Gr K-2

Date/Time 3:00-4:15pm

Boys

Raider Drills & Matches A great opportunity for players to drill, receive instruction & compete against other varsity, JV & C squad players in matches. Open to advanced elementary aged to high school level players. Days

Fee

2630.254

Jun 17-Jul 31 10am-Noon

Mon-Fri

$200

2630.255

Jun 17-Jul 31 10am-Noon

2 days/wk

$100

Girls Volleyball Camp

Program #

Date/Time

2650.240

Jun 10-14

2650.241 2650.242

8:00-10:00am

Grade 9-12

$80

Jun 10-14 10:30a-12:30pm

6-8

$80

Jun 10-14 1:00-2:30pm

3-5

$60

CP Gym

Program # 2611.219

Date/Time Jul 8-12 12:30-2:30pm

Grade K-2

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Tu

June 11-August 13

Be Active & Have Fun! Students learn popular cheers, chants, choreographed pom/dance routines, parade marching techniques & other performance skills. At the conclusion of the 12-week session, students perform a group recital for family and friends, & teach student receives a participation medal & trophy. Registration Open House, June 4, 6pm. This is a great opportunity to learn about Cheer America, meet the instructor & purchase cheer wear! Registration taken on-site through Cheer America or at 952-997-7732. $4 enrollment fee due at time of registration, $7 class fee (can pay weekly with instructor). 4-8 year olds 6-6:45pm 9 and older 7-7:45pm

Parks MLaike fe Better! Sports Unlimited Camps Sports Unlimited Camps focus on fun, skill development, team play, safety and sportsmanship. Programs are designed for boys and girls regardless of skill or ability. Learn fundamental skills of sports using small group activities, scrimmages and fun games. Unless noted, Sports Unlimited provides all needed sporting equipment. Participants should bring sunscreen, water & snack. Rain make up will be Fridays. Register at least one week before camp start date.

Introduction to Non-Contact Lacrosse

Flag Football

CP Dale Street Fields

CP Dale Street Fields #1607.283

Lacrosse: the fastest growing team sport in America. This camp is non-contact lacrosse & designed for girls & boys to play “Soft Lacrosse”. Individual skills taught: catching, throwing, scooping & cradling. Campers divided by age and skill level. Sports Unlimited provides all equipment. Program #

Fee

Join the RAHS Coaching staff & athletes for instruction & activity in hurdles, high jump, long jump, shot put, relays & more! Athletes participate in a track meet (up to four events) on Friday. Fee includes t-shirt & awards.

Raiders Girls Head Coach Jeff Crosby along with current/former players teach the basic basketball skills through fun contests, station work & games.

Jun 10-14

Girls

Jun 10-14 11:30a-1:30pm

$70 Entering Gr 3-8 RAHS

Little Hooper’s Basketball Camp $55

Jun 10-14 9:00-11:00am

2630.253

Date/Time

SC Fitness Room

Track and Field Camp

Grade

2620.264

2630.252

Program #

Cheer America

Gender

Come play with the varsity team! Learn competitive volleyball skills. Focus on passing, setting, hitting, defensive skills & advanced strategies of the game. Led by RAHS Head Coach Greg Ueland & Coaching Staff along with current varsity players.

The Raider Basketball Camp places a high emphasis on individual fundamentals of the game- especially shooting & ball handling. Players have the opportunity to take part in contests, station work, individual instruction & competitive team play. Each player receives a camp T–Shirt. Instructors include Head Coach Jeff Crosby, assistant coaches & current/former Raider basketball players. Program #

Date/Time

Entering Gr 3-12 CP Gym

Girls Basketball Camp

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Date/Time

Tennis Camp

Roseville Coaches Camps

Program #

RAHS

Youth Activities

Program #

Program #

2620.267

Entering Gr 1-12

Raider football camp is a great way to develop your football skills. Players grouped according to size, age & ability. Varsity camp focuses on developing fundamental football skills featuring drills & game situations. No equipment needed. Camp led by RAHS Coaching Staff & players.



Day/Date/Time

Age

1607.279

W, Th, F Jun 12-14 9am-12N

5-7 years

$66

Fee

1607.280

W, Th, F Jun 12-14 9am-12N

8-12 years

$66

1607.281

M-Th Jul 22-25 9am-12N

5-7 years

$81

1607.282

M-Th Jul 22-25 9am-12N

8-12 years

$81

Ultimate Frisbee Parkview Fields #1607.284

M-Th Ages 11-17

M-Th Ages 6-12

August 5-8 1:00-4:00pm

This camp introduces the young athlete to flag football through skill development and small group games that emphasizes fun. Coaches teach passing, catching & kicking along with strategies of offense and defense. $81

Cheerleading/Dance/Tumbling Camp BH Gym M-Th August 5-8 #1607.285 Ages 4-8 9:00am-12N Explore cheerleading, dance & tumbling in a fun & non-competitive setting. No pressure, just lots of fun while learning motion/jump technique, sideline/ performance cheers & dance routines. The final day participants perform a cheerleading program for friends & family. Staff is trained to meet the special needs of young children. Participants receive Pom-Poms & water bottle. Wear tennis shoes. $87

July 29 –August 1 1:00-4:00pm

Ultimate is the fastest growing sport on high school & college campuses. Combining the non-stop movement & athletic endurance of soccer with the aerial passing skills of football. Ultimate is played by two seven player squads with a high-tech plastic disc on a field similar to football. Campers are divided by age & skill level. Take part in Ultimate instruction, drills, practices, rules & games. $81

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“Slugger” Summer Baseball Series

From head to toe, soccer is great! Weekly sessions highlight skill development of footwork, passing, shooting & goaltending.

T-Ball Programs

Mini Kickers for Ages 4-5 years

Learn fundamental T-Ball skills while having FUN! Please bring your own glove.

Program #

Day

Time

Location

2003.321

M

9:15-10:15am

Lexington Park

2003.322

M

10:30-11:30am

Lauderdale Park

Pre-Tee for Ages 4-5 years Program #

Day

Time

Location

2003.323

M

5:00-6:00pm

Autumn Grove Park

2003.301

W

10:30-11:30am

Lauderdale Park

2003.324

T

9:15-10:15am

Central Park School

2003.302

M

5:00-6:00pm

Pocahontas Park

2003.325

W

9:15-10:15am

Lexington Park

2003.303

T

6:15-7:15pm

Lexington Park

2003.326

Th

5:00-6:00pm

Lexington Park

2003.304

W

5:00-6:00pm

Valley Park

Kickers for Ages 6-7 years

T-Ball for Ages 6-7 years Program #

Kick & Slugger Sport Series June 17 - August 3

Roseville Parks & Recreation Summer Sports Series make for a sizzling hot summer! RPR Sports Series focus on sport fundamentals & emphasize FUN. Kick & Slugger Sports Series is six weeks of practices & scrimmages. Kick & Slugger offer a variety of options; one or two days/week, daytime or evening & Saturday morning; all to accommodate your summer schedule. Kick & Slugger is a sport progression program. We start children at a young age, introduce them to sport basics & progress fundamentally with each age level, advancing skill development. Each week highlights a new skill. Everyone receives a cool RPR sports team t-shirt. Sport programs are not scheduled for June 24 & July 2-6 due to the Rosefest Parade & holiday events. An information packet & calendar is mailed to you two weeks prior to program start. Participant must meet minimum age stated in program description by July 1. Weather make-ups take place the week of August 5-10.

Kick & Slugger Sports Series Fee Structure:

One day a week program: Regular $69 RV Resident $61 Two days a week program: Regular $85 RV Resident $77

Weather Cancellations

Roseville Parks & Recreation will cancel programs when dangerous weather conditions are reported in the area. These conditions include lightning, tornado & excessive heat index. Confirm cancellations on the Youth Sports Weather Hotline 651-792-7417. We do not cancel programs unless dangerous conditions arise. In most cases, coaches will cancel programs at the site. If 50% of the class time occurs before a weather cancellation, the session will not be made up. 22

“Kick” Summer Soccer Series

Program #

Day

Time

Location

2003.305

T

10:30-11:30am

Lexington Park

2003.306

Th

9:15-10:15am

Central Park School

2003.307

W

6:15-7:15pm

Valley Park

2003.308

Th

6:15-7:15pm

Lexington Park

2003.309

T/Th

5:00-6:00pm

Autumn Grove Park

Day

Time

Location

2003.327

M/W

9:15-10:15am

Lauderdale Park

2003.328

Th

10:30-11:30am

Lexington Park

Saturday Sports Madness

2003.329

T/Th

10:30-11:30am

Central Park School

Saturdays June 22-August 3

2003.330

M/W

6:15-7:15pm

Autumn Grove Park

2003.331

T

5:00-6:00pm

Lexington Park

2003.332

T/Th

7:30-8:30pm

Autumn Grove Park

Program #

Coaches pitch as participants learn the essential rules & game strategies. Please bring your own glove. Near Ball for Ages 8-11 years Day

Time

Location

2003.310

M

10:30-11:30am

Autumn Grove Park

2003.311

W

7:30-8:30pm

Valley Park

Day

Time

Location

2003.333

T/Th

10:30-11:30am

Autumn Grove Park

2003.334

W

10:30-11:30am

Autumn Grove Park

2003.335

T/Th

6:15-7:15pm

Pocahontas Park

2003.336

M/W

7:30-8:30pm

Pocahontas Park

Day

Time

2003.337

T/Th

7:30-8:30pm

Pocahontas Park

A little bit of soccer, a little bit of T-Ball… a lot of fun! The RPR Combo Series offers one day of soccer & one day of T-Ball each week. Boys & girls learn basic sport skills for each game: passing, dribbling, trapping, throwing, catching, hitting, game strategies, rules, sportsmanship & friendship.

2003.338

W

7:30-8:30pm

Autumn Grove Park

Jr Combo for Ages 4-5 years Day

Time

Location

2003.312

M/W

10:30-11:30am

Lexington Park

2003.313

M/W

5:00-6:00pm

Lexington Park

2003.314

T/Th

6:15-7:15pm

Autumn Grove

Sports Combo for Ages 6-7 years Program #

Day

Time

All-Star Sport Series

Little Dribblers CP Gym Step up & take the shot! Join us on the b-ball court to learn skills, play games & have tons of fun. Coaches train your basketball star in dribbling, shooting & defense fundamentals.

Location

Program #

Day

Age

Time

9:15-10:15am

Autumn Grove Park

2003.348

M/W

6-7

11:00am-12:00N

2003.316

T/Th

9:15-10:15am

Lexington Park

2003.349

M/W

8-9

12:15-1:15pm

2003.317

M/W

6:15-7:15pm

Lexington Park

2003.318

T/Th

7:30-8:30pm

Lexington Park

Super Combo for Ages 8-11 years Time

Location

2003.319

T/Th

9:15-10:15am

Autumn Grove Park

2003.320

M/W

6:15-7:15pm

Pocahontas

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Little Spikers CP Gym Bump, Set, Spike! Coaches work with future volleyball stars on passing, serving, set, block, & hitting. Weekly sessions highlight skill development with fun games & scrimmages. Program #

Day

Age

Time

One hour each Saturday: Regular $69 RV Resident $61 Two hours each Saturday: Regular $85 RV Resident $77

Saturday Soccer

Kids kick! Saturday is a great time to learn soccer skills, play games & have tons of soccer fun with friends. Program #

Level/Age

Time

2003.339

Mini Kickers (4-5 years)

10:45-11:45am

2003.340

Kickers (6-7 years)

9:30-10:30am

2003.341

Super Soccer (8-9 years)

9:30-10:30am

Saturday T-Ball Batter Up! An instruction and participation based baseball/ softball skill development program. All T-Ball players bat off tee each inning. Please bring your own glove. Program #

Level/Age

Time

2003.342

Pre-Tee (4-5 years)

9:30-10:30am

2003.343

T-Ball (6-7 years)

10:45-11:45am



Saturday Near Ball Batter Up! An instruction and participation based baseball/ softball skill development program. Near Ball players hit while coaches pitch. Please bring your own glove.



M/W

Day

NEW!

July 8- August 1 $55 Regular, $47 RV Resident Huddle up for two NEW team sports this summer. Join us for basketball & volleyball skill development, games & scrimmages. Experienced & energized coaches use weekly skills to train players in sport fundamentals. The All Star Sports Series is participation based with an emphasis on FUN.

2003.315

Program #



Location

Summer Combo Series

Program #

Saturday Sports Fee Structure:

Super Soccer Plus for Ages 10-11 years Program #

Autumn Grove Park

(no session July 6)

Super Soccer for Ages 8-9 years

Near Ball

Program #

Youth Activities

Youth Activities

Grab your gloves, boys and girls! Step up to the plate & take a swing. Learn the basics of throwing, catching & batting.

Program # 2003.344

Level/Age

Time

Near Ball (8-9 years) 10:45-11:45am



Saturday Combo Sports Hey Saturday Sport Enthusiasts! We have paired up 2 sport favorites! Sign up to learn T-Ball/Near Ball & Soccer all in one day! Kick off your weekend by playing soccer & T-Ball/ Pitched ball. Session includes a 15 minute break between sports. Program #

Level/Age

Time

2003.350

T/Th

6-7

11:00am-12:00N

2003.345

2003.351

T/Th

8-9

12:15-1:15pm

2003.346

Sports Combo (6-7 years)

9:30-11:45am

2003.347

Super Combo (8-9 years)

9:30-11:45am

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Jr Combo (4-5 years)

9:30-11:45am

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Trip Only #1004.277 Reg $42; RV Res $37 Trip & extended care #1004.278 Reg $50; RV Res $45 Join us as we spend the day swimming and water sliding at Cascade Bay pool in Eagan. Relax on the lazy river or challenge your wild side on Typhoon Slide, Hurricane Slide or Twin Falls. Bring a bag lunch or money for concessions, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen.

8:45am - 4:15pm

Youth Activities Trips open to 6 year olds and older. Pre-registration required. Register at least one week before trip start date or until trip fills. Extended Care available for a small additional fee beginning at 7:45am and until 5:30pm Drop-off and pick-up at Evergreen Park Shelter at Cty Rd B and Fairview Ave. • Please arrive at the time listed to allow for check-in and trip prep so everyone is ready to go when the bus arrives. • Return times are approximate, due to traffic and other areas outside our control, please be prompt to stated return time when picking up your child.

8:30am - 5:45pm

Trip Only #1004.271 Reg $52; RV Res $47 Trip & extended care #1004.272 Reg $60; RV Res $55 From flips and dips to a 200-foot drop, there’s excitement galore on Valleyfair’s seven thrilling roller coasters, including Steel Venom, an impulse coaster with a twist! Don’t miss Power Tower - 275 feet of extreme scream! For those looking for relaxed thrills, the park offers a myriad of magical delights. There’s something for everyone at Valleyfair! All rides inside the park are included in admission, including the water rides. We will not visit Challenge Go Cart Park. Wear swimsuit, sunscreen and bring money for lunch.

Bunker Beach Friday, July 19

10:00am – 4:45pm

Trip Only #1004.273 Reg $43; RV Res $38 Trip & extended care #1004.274 Reg $51; RV Res $46 Cool off at Bunker Beach with six towering waterslides, a 900’ Splash Cove lazy river, activity pool with climbing wall, zero-entry pool with water play structure, interactive sand play area, and as always, Minnesota’s largest outdoor wave pool! Check out the water adventure zone! Bring a bag lunch or money for concessions, swimsuit, towel and sunscreen.

Hyland Park & The Works Friday, July 26

Water Park of America Friday, June 14

9:00am-4:30pm

Trip Only #1004.265 Reg $43; RV Res $38 Trip & extended care #1004.266 Reg $51; RV Res $46 Surf on Minnesota’s only Flow Rider Surf Simulator, catch a wave in the Lake Superior wave pool or challenge your fears on a ten story and mile long indoor family raft ride. This indoor water park is equipped with the Fort Snelling activity island with a zero depth entry, body and tube slides, activity pool with hoops, nets, and balancing logs, and much more. Bring bag lunch or concession money.

9:00am-4:00pm

Trip Only #1004.275 Reg $39; RV Res $34 Trip & extended care #1004.276 Reg $47; RV Res $42 Climb, swing and slide to your heart’s content! Join us as we visit Hyland Play area (previously known as Chutes and Ladders) for a day of fun and play on the award-winning creative play area that includes hexagonal climbers, platforms and slides up to 50 feet long. After lunch we will visit The Works to check out a museum where technology is demystified and visitors learn about engineering and science through hands on workshops! After our tour we will explore science with a messy chemistry workshop. Bring a bag lunch.

Grand Slam & Flaherty’s Bowling Friday, June 21

8:00am-4:45pm

Trip Only #1004.267 Reg $43; RV Res $38 Trip & extended care #1004.268 Reg $51; RV Res $46 Join us for a day filled with FUN! First we will make our way to Flaherty’s for some bowling. Challenge your friends to see who can get the most strikes! We will then head over to Grand Slam. Get ready to play lazer tag, mini golf, krazy kars, jump in the inflatable play zone, play arcade games, and take some swings in the batting cages! Lunch includes hot dog, pop, and chips. Participants can bring spending money if they would like to purchase a snack at Grand Slam!

10:00am - 4:15pm

Base Camp & the Fort @ Fort Snelling Park Friday, August 9

8:00am - 4:00pm

Trip Only #1004.279 Reg $42; RV Res $37 Trip & extended care #1004.280 Reg $50; RV Res $45 Experience the Ultimate day of Adventure! We will start the day at Base Camp climbing their indoor wall molded from the bluffs at Taylor’s Falls. Our adventure will then take us to Riverside Woods of Fort Snelling to explore the historic Fort as it takes us back into time to the 1800 military outpost. Bring a bag lunch. We will stop for a picnic and explore the park.

French Park & Sky Zone Friday, August 16

9:00am – 3:30 pm

Trip Only #1004.281 Reg $42; RV Res $37 Trip & extended care #1004.282 Reg $50; RV Res $45 You won’t want to miss out on this exciting field trip. Join us as we start the day visiting French Park at the Three Rivers Park District where we will climb on the extra large ropes base play structures and have a picnic lunch. After lunch we will visit sky zone, the original indoor trampoline park, for an afternoon of fun!

Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden & Sanctuary Friday, August 23

9:00am - 3:00pm

Trip Only #1004.283 Reg $30; RV Res $25 Trip & extended care #1004.284 Reg $38; RV Res $33 Join us as we spend the day at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden searching for different species of birds, insects and frogs. We will spend the day in nature’s wonderland by participating in a program with a specialist. After lunch we will spend the afternoon exploring the interpretive center where they have many historic displays and nature materials. Lastly we will meander the trails that surround many different types of habits such as wetland and prairies in search of the wildlife that lives in the garden. Bring a lunch.

Caponi Art Park & Geocaching

Friday, August 30

8:45pm - 3:45pm

Trip Only #1004.285 Reg $39; RV Res $34 Trip & extended care #1004.286 Reg $47; RV Res $42 Kids, do you like to get messy and be creative? Join us for a fun filled morning at Caponi Art Park! We will take a tour of the sculpture garden and then get lost in the woods where we will explore and gain inspiration to create our own artistic masterpieces. We will have lunch at the park and in the afternoon we will head to Lebanon Hills Regional Park for an adventures afternoon of geocaching! We will spend the afternoon using GPS systems to track down hidden caches in the park. Bring lunch. *Trip leaves from Roseville Skating Center*

Friday Half Day Adventures My New Plate Club Central Park FORParks Shelter Ages 5-12 Friday 9:00am-Noon

Have you heard? The Food Pyramid is out and MyPlate is in! Join us as we learn the new nutritional guidelines through healthy cooking and active play. Each week we will highlight one of the food groups that is featured as part of MyPlate and make delectable recipes that show eating healthy can be tasty and FUN. Your young chef will make a few different items during each session, sample their masterpieces, learn and play active outdoor games that promote fitness and create a recipe book to share. Parents love that we whip up recipes that are nutritious and delicious, and the best part is ...our kitchen gets messy, not yours! Program #

Please Note: We rely on you, as parents, to use discretion in determining whether your child is mature enough to attend events on their own. Times stated may vary depending on registrations among our partnering communities. Thank You!

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Date

Theme

Fee

1003.319

Jun 28

Fantastic Fruits & Veggies

$18

1003.320

Jul 19

Daring Dairy

$18

1003.321

Aug 2

Playful Protein

$18

1003.322

Aug 16

Gracious Grains

$18

All 4 Sessions

$60

1003.323

Funky Fit Fridays! NEW! Central Park FORParks Shelter Ages 5-12 Friday 9:00am-Noon

Get your body moving! Ever wonder how we can run, jump and play? Join us as we explore the body focusing on bones, muscles, how coordinating the muscles move our bones and the importance of being physically fit. Kids will learn with fun challenges, new exercise ideas, project-based activities and games to kick start an active weekend and active lifestyle. Program #

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Friday, August 2

Youth Activities

Friday, July 12

Join us on Fridays as we adventure to exciting locations.

•

Friday, June 28

Valleyfair Amusement Park

End the week with the ultimate in fun!

•

Cascade Bay

Trip Only #1004.269 Reg $46; RV Res $41 Trip & extended care #1004.270 Reg $54; RV Res $49 Imagine traveling 300 feet of ocean tunnel where sharks, stingrays and giant sea turtles swim so close, you’ll feel like you can reach out and touch them! Join us as we explore Minnesota Sea Life Aquarium at the Mall of America. Not only will we be able to walk around the biggest mall in the USA, we will also get to have some fun at Nickelodeon Universe. Hop on the Fairly Odd Coaster or take a ride on SpongeBob Squarepants Rock Bottom Plunge. Whichever rides you choose you will have a blast! Bring a bag lunch.

“Fun-tastic” Friday Field Trips • •

Mall of America: MN Sea Life Aquarium & Nickelodeon Universe

Date

Theme

Fee

1003.324

Jun 21

Bones

$13

1003.325

Jul 12

Muscles

$13

1003.326

Jul 26

Coordination

$13

1003.327

Aug 9

Fitness

$13

All 4 Sessions

$42

1003.328

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Ages 5 – 12

Summer Spectacular & Summer Spectacular Plus are action-packed, all day, all summer camps that boast an exciting line-up of activities & adventures, engaging and age-appropriate theme-based curriculum & enthusiastic, well-trained staff. What is the difference between Summer Spectacular & Summer Spectacular Plus? Summer Spectacular is an engaging, action-packed day camp for kids entering grades K-4. Our experienced, welcoming staff takes the time to get to know your child & plan a fun-filled summer around their interests & abilities. Between exploring the outdoors, creating works of art, spending time exploring Roseville ... everyone is sure to have a great time! Summer Spectacular Plus is an all day camp for the older camper looking for the perfect blend of excitement & adventure! Campers entering grades 4-7 are invited to join our experienced staff as they explore hot spots in Roseville & the Twin cities area, improve sports skills, make new friends. Something for everyone! Campers explore the outdoors, create works of art, learn how to rock climb, swim at the beach, improve their sports skills, meet new friends, try new games & take trips around Roseville & the Twin Cities.

Great variety! Summer Spectacular campers travel to the beach, sample tasty treats in cooking classes, receive sport specific instruction, play large group games, visit with interesting special guests, travel to places around town like the OVAL, library, nature center, rock-climbing walls, sporting events & experiment with science. Not only are the activities based on age-appropriate themes but the curriculum is also tailored to meet the interests of your camper!

Summertime schedules are busy & unpredictable ... Summer Spectacular & Summer Spectacular Plus can accommodate your needs & personalize a care plan to your schedule! Campers can join the action each day, every week, or select days and weeks to fit your family schedule. Camp runs Monday - Thursday at Evergreen Park. Check-in: 8:00-9am Check-out: 4:30-5:30pm Activities begin at 9am What are the pricing options? Summer Spectacular rates depend on the registration option you choose. Full summer option as low as $1,139, less than $33.00 a day! Two day a week and single session options also available. Interested in a Summer Spectacular payment plan? No problem, we can accommodate automatic deductions from a bank account or credit card. Call today to set up an individualized payment plan. Spectacular & Spectacular Plus @ Evergreen Park Program #

Early Bird Pricing thru 4/30

Reg Fees beginning 5/1

All Summer Option: M-Th, 8am-5:30pm

Jun 17 - Aug 15 (closed July 4)

1004.288

$1139

$1249

All Summer 2-Day Option: M & W or Tu & Th 8am-5:30pm 1004.289

Program #

$630

Session Dates

$655

Early Bird Pricing thru 4/30

Reg Fees beginning 5/1

Individual Session Options: M-Th, 8am-5:30pm Want to learn more? Join us on Wednesday, May 29 for our 2013 Psych up for Summer event at Evergreen Park! Drop-in anytime between 6-7:30 pm to meet our experienced, enthusiastic staff & learn more about the exciting, action-packed summer they have planned for your kids!

1004.290

#1: Jun 17-Jul 3

$385

$400

1004.291

#2: Jul 8 - 25

$420

$435

1004.292

#3: Jul 29-Aug 15

$420

$435

Summer Spec Special

Early Bird Pricing thru 4/30

Reg Fees beginning 5/1

Program #

Staff will be on hand to meet and play with your kids while you ask questions.

Special Events & Camps: M-Th, 8am-5:30pm 1004.287

Summer Kick-Off June 12 & 13

$60

$68

Information Lines

1004.293

Good-Bye to Summer Aug 19-22

$124

$135

1004.294

Back-to-School Bash Aug 26-29 @ OVAL

$124

$135

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

Volunteer Hotline

651-792-7413

Youth Activities Weather Line

651-792-7417

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

What about Fridays? For campers who aren’t ready to let the fun end on Thursday ... Funtastic Friday Field trips & Friday Specials are offered as an alternative to the traditional camp day. FunTastic Friday Field Trips: Campers travel each week to exciting and fun locations around the metro ... water parks, theatres & more! Information & registration information for Full-day Funtastic Friday Fieldtrips found on pages 24-25 Funky & Fit and ‘My New Plate’: Half-day Friday Fun available throughout the summer see pages 24-25 for details & registration information

Jun 17- Aug 15 (closed July 4 )

Awesome Staff! Summer Spectacular is your local answer to quality summer care. The experienced, well-trained staff will get to know your child & make sure they are safe & have fun every day, all summer. We keep our staff-to-camper ratio low so campers get one-on-one attention each day.

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When does Summer Spectacular Operate? Summer Spectacular runs all summer long, three week sessions at a time, with additional special sessions for June 12 & 13, along with, “Good-bye to Summer” & “Back to School Bash” weeks for extra care during the transition into fall.

Youth Activities

Youth Activities

Summer Spectacular & Summer Spectacular Plus

Are you attending TOPS this summer? TOPS students wanting to participate at Summer Spectacular must register for the Brimhall Site. Please let staff with both programs know about your combined summer plans. A Summer Spectacular staff member will drop kids off at their classroom & pick them up after TOPS ends each day. We offer a special program rate for TOPS attendees!

* For information on Friday program options see page 24-25. Please call Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006 with questions about accommodating schedules, bringing guests or other special programming requests.

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

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Passport

Ages 5 - 12

to

Play

Adult/Child Tennis Lessons

Weekly themes and engaging, innovative curriculum assure that every day at Passport to Play will be new & exciting. A balance of large group activities & small group time will ensure an individualized, unforgettable summer for every child. Each week participants receive a Passport “stamp” from a guest speaker, special event or at a minifield trip around the city. Caring and experienced staff will serve as positive role models for your children. They provide a safe, welcoming & fun environment in which children learn new things & make new friends. Three 3-week “tours”. Sign up for one or the entire summer, whatever works best with your busy summer schedule! New Themes, New Activities, New Fun in 2013! Pack your bags! Passport to Play is ‘traveling’ around the world. Weekly, location-based themes will serve as our ticket to the most exciting places in the world. Curriculum based on a specific country or continent. Children play culture-based games, make exotic crafts, try new sports, investigate geography & much more!

World Tour Package I June 17-20 June 24-27 July 1-3

Program #

The Great Barrier Reef - Australia Getting to the Great Wall - China Road Trip USA! Offering

Fee

M-Th Mornings @ Oasis Park 9am-12N #1003.301

Full Tour, all 3 weeks

Regular RV Resident

#1003.302

2-Day Tour M & W or Tu & Th

Regular RV Resident

$51 $43

#1003.303

2-Week Tour Choose your weeks

Regular RV Resident

$64 $56

Regular RV Resident

$81 $73

2-Day Tour M & W or Tu & Th

Regular RV Resident

$51 $43

2-Week Tour Choose your weeks

Regular RV Resident

$64 $56

M-Th Afternoons @ Acorn Park #1003.304 #1003.305 #1003.306



$81 $73

Full Tour, all 3 weeks

World Tour Package II July 8-11 July 15-18 July 22-25

Program #

Offering

Program #

M-Th Mornings @ Acorn Park 9am-12N

28

Offering

Fee

M-Th Mornings @ Oasis Park 9am-12N

Full Tour, all 3 weeks

Regular RV Resident

$97 $89

#1003.313

Full Tour, all 3 weeks

Regular RV Resident

$97 $89

#1003.308

2-Day Tour M & W or Tu & Th

Regular RV Resident

$57 $49

#1003.314

2-Day Tour M & W or Tu & Th

Regular RV Resident

$57 $49

#1003.309

2-Week Tour Choose your weeks

Regular RV Resident

$70 $62

#1003.315

2-Week Tour Choose your weeks

Regular RV Resident

$70 $62

1-4pm

W, Jun 12-Jul 24

6:30-7:30pm

Evergreen Park

2961.218

M/W, Jun 10-26

6:15-7:15pm

Acorn Park

Adult Tennis Lessons Looking to improve your serve, volley, ground stroke, positioning and game strategy ... Join us at the courts for small group lessons! Beg = one year of less tennis experience Int = more than one year experience Regular $57, RV Resident $49 Program # 2961.234

Day/Date

Time

W, Jul 10-Aug 14

6:15-7:15pm

Location

Level

Acorn PK

Beg Int

2961.235

W, Jul 10-Aug 14

7:15-8:15pm

Acorn PK

2961.236

Tu/Th, Jun 11-27

6:15-7:15pm

Rosebrook PK Beg

2961.237

Tu/Th, Jun 11-27

7:15-8:15pm

Rosebrook PK Int

Roseville Team Tennis Leagues Adult Tennis Leagues

Day/Date

Time

League/Fee

2980.260

W, May 8-Jul 24

6:00-8:00pm

Men’s

$48

2980.261

T, May 14-Jul 23

6:00-7:30pm

Women’s

$39

Have fun this summer by joining a tennis league. This tennis experience best suits the player with basic skills & knowledge of rules. Players receive team shirt. Leagues practice & play home matches at RAHS courts.

#1003.307

M-Th Afternoons @ Oasis Park

Location

Youth Team Tennis Leagues

July 29-Aug 1 Discovering the Sahara Desert Aug 5-8 Fantastic Fiestas - Mexico Aug 12-15 When in Rome - Italy

Fee

Time

2961.219

Program #

World Tour Package III

Crawling though the Congo Rainforest Antarctica Expedition Hawaii Hula

Day/Date

Roseville Area Middle School Looking for a regular tennis match? Join one of our adult leagues ... Men’s doubles or Women’s singles & doubles! League matches based on player ability & scheduled by league coordinator.

Parks MLaike fe Better!

1-4pm

Program #

M-Th Afternoons @ Acorn Park

1-4pm

#1003.310

Full Tour, all 3 weeks

Regular RV Resident

$97 $89

#1003.316

Full Tour, all 3 weeks

Regular RV Resident

$97 $89

#1003.311

2-Day Tour M & W or Tu & Th

Regular RV Resident

$57 $49

#1003.317

2-Day Tour M & W or Tu & Th

Regular RV Resident

$57 $49

#1003.312

2-Week Tour Choose your weeks

Regular RV Resident

$70 $62

#1003.318

2-Week Tour Choose your weeks

Regular RV Resident

$70 $62

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Tennis

Youth Activities

Gear up for classic and exciting adventures at Passport to Play! This half-day camp is filled with entertaining games, creative activities, science projects & outdoor adventures that will keep your child active.

Big kids (adults) are invited to team up with your favorite younger kid partner (ages 7-10) and learn to play tennis together. Have fun learning tennis basics – ground strokes, volley, serve, rules, and more. Please supply own racquet. No class July 3 Regular $57, RV Resident $49

Junior Team: June 10 - July 24 Mon & Wed 1:30-3:30pm #2940.247 $80 Advanced beginning & beyond, competitive tennis expertise for players entering grades 5-9. Learn the basics of match play in a low competitive environment. Player should be comfortable with full court match play. Roseville Junior Team competes against neighboring community teams. Senior Team: June 11 - July 25 Mon & Wed 1:30-3:30pm #2940.248 $80 Competitive league for players entering grades 9-12 & planning to play high school B-squad, Junior Varsity or Varsity tennis. Roseville Senior Team is an upperlevel traveling league competing against team from neighboring communities.

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Youth Tennis Lessons Learn to play or improve your game at a neighborhood park. PeeWee: Basic tennis skills for ages 4-6 Novice: Basic tennis skills for ages 6-8 Beg: One year or less tennis experience. Basics of ground strokes, volley and serve. Age 7+ Int: More than one year of tennis experience. Knowledge of game fundamentals, work on basics of match play, scoring and rules as well as refining strokes. Age 9+ Please supply own racquet. No class July 3 & 4 Regular $57 RV Resident $49 Pee Wee Rate: Regular $51 RV Resident $43 Program #

Level

Day & Date

Time

@ Acorn Park 2961.220

Int

M/W Jun 10 -27

7:15-8:15pm

2961.221

Beg

Tu/Th, Jul 9-25

9:30-10:30am

@ Autumn Grove Park 2961.222

PeeWee

Tu, Jun 11-Jul 16

9:15-10:00am

2961.223

Beg

Tu, Jun 11-Jul 16

10:05-11:05am

@ Evergreen Park 2961.225

Int

W, Jun 12-Jul 24

7:30-8:30pm

2961.226

PeeWee

M, Jun 10-Jul 15

9:15-10:00am

2961.227

Beg

M, Jun 10-Jul 15

10:05-11:05am

@ Rosebrook Park 2961.228

Beg

W, Jun 12-Jul 17

9:15-10:15am

2961.229

PeeWee

W, Jun 12-Jul 17

10:20-11:05am

@ Bruce Russell Park 2961.230

Beg

Th, Jun 13-Jul 25

5:55-6:55pm

2961.231

Int

Th, Jun 13-Jul 25

7:00-8:00pm

@ Howard Johnson Park 2961.232

Novice

W, Jul 10-Aug 14

9:00-10:00am

2961.233

Beg

W, Jul 10-Aug 14

10:05-11:05am

2961.224

Novice

Tu/Th, Jun 18-Jul 9

9:15-10:15am

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Adult Trips

All adult trips leave from the north parking lot of the Roseville Skating Center, 2661 Civic Center Drive.

MN Landscape Arboretum & Tram Tour

Join a Roseville Soccer Program ... we have a league that is just right for you. Leagues play at Rosebrook Fields. Co-Rec teams are 9 players & a goalie with at least four women on the field. Game at 5,6,7,8 & 9pm. Playoffs follow 7-week season.

10-week league at the Central Park courts on Lexington Ave. includes playoffs. Players must be 18 years or older. Registration deadline: May 3. Play is six-on-six. Games begin week of May 13.

Program #

League

Summer Season

Day/Date

Team Fee: $450

Co-Rec 35 +

Fall Season

Su May 17

Team Fee: $450

Program #

League

Spring/Summer Season

Day

Team Fee: $265

6500.280

Co-Rec A

M

6500.281

Co-Rec B

Tu

6500.282

Co-Rec C

W

5920.331

Co-Rec 35+

Su Aug 16

6500.283

Women’s 4s

Th

5920.332

Men’s A

M Aug 17

6500.284

Men’s 4s

Th

5920.333

Men’s B

W Aug 18

Late Summer/Fall Season

Team Fee: $235

League play begins Aug 6 and continues outside until mid-Sept then finish indoors @ CP Gym

Adult Co-Rec Kickball Be a kid again & enjoy the endless fun of playing Kickball. Games on Tuesday nights. Teams made up of 11 players & have a minimum of four women on the field at all times. League consists of 6 week season. Entry fee covers one kickball for each team, officials & championship shirts to the winning team. Summer games at 6, 7 & 8pm. Fall play between 6 & 10pm. Program #

League

Summer Season @ VFW Field Co-Rec

Fall Season @ B-Dale Field Co-Rec

Day/Date

Team Fee: $140 Tu Jun 11

Team Fee: $140 Tu Aug 20

6500.285

Co-RecB

Tu

6500.286

Co-Rec C

W

League

6 weeks of double headers

Wednesday, May 29 #7201.323 $54 Since 1906 tourists by the thousands have enjoyed the scenic beauty of the world famous Dalles of the St. Croix River. Join us for an 80 minute scenic boat tour & enjoy lunch on the boat. Tour includes beautiful, wild river scenery along the St. Croix with unique rock formations that were left behind as the glaciers retreated. After the tour enjoy a walk through Interstate State Park. You’ll see a diversity of wildflowers along two distinct glacial deposits & traces of old stream valleys & faults. Explore the glacial potholes that make the park unique. Lunch includes deli sandwich, chips, fruit, cookie & beverage. Fee includes transportation, lunch and boat tour. Registration due by 5/8. Depart at 10:00am, return 3:15pm.

Thursday, June 13

Roseville Fall Softball has a league for most everyone. Register beginning July 8. Program #

Taylor Falls Scenic Boat Tour

War Horse at the Orpheum Theatre

Adult Fall Softball

Day

Team Fee: $395

6000.390

Men’s Bronze

Su

6000.391

Men’s Bronze

Mo Aug 12

6000.392

Men’s Silver

Tu Aug 13

6000.393

Men’s C/D One Pitch

W Aug 14

6000.394

Co-Rec C/D

Th Aug 15

Single Game Leagues

Aug 11

Team Fee: $280

7 wks of single games with one night of playoffs on 8th week

30

Space is limited – register early!

•

Fee includes transportation & pre-performance refreshments. Registration due by 3/15. Depart 9:45am, return 1:30pm

Sand Volleyball Leagues

5200.305

•

Thursday, April 11 #7201.322 $56 Experience the Minnesota Orchestra & hear Yevegency Sudbin play Beethoven. The Minnesota Orchestra’s recordings of Beethoven’s piano concertos with pianist Yevegency Sudbin are generating editor’s choice awards. The second is the most playful of the bunch and Sudbin’s own wit matches it perfectly. The chemistry of the Minnesota Orchestra, with Osma Vanska as the conductor, & Sudbin is amazing.

Adult Summer & Fall Soccer

5200.205

For more details or to be added to our mailing list, please call 651-792-7006.

Minnesota Orchestra

Adult Sports

5920.211

•

Adult Activities

Adult Activities

Join friends – make new friends – take an adult trip with Roseville Parks & Recreation.

6000.388

Co-Rec D

M Aug 13

6000.389

Co-Rec C

W Aug 15

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

#7201.221

$98

War Horse is a remarkable tale of courage, loyalty & friendship. As World War One begins, Joey, young Albert’s beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry & shipped from England to France. Joey is soon caught up in enemy fire, & fate takes him on an extraordinary journey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in no man’s land. But Albert cannot forget Joey, he embarks on a treacherous mission to find Joey & bring him home. This moving & imaginative drama, filled with stirring music & songs, is a show of phenomenal inventiveness. At its heart are astonishing life-sized puppets created by South Africa’s Handspring Puppet Company, that bring breathing, galloping, charging horses to life on the stage.

Wednesday, July 10 #7201.222 $57 There is nothing better than spending a summer day at the beautiful Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Filled with over 1,000 acres of flowers, gardens, shrubs & trees our excursion begins with a narrated tram ride tour. Sit back & relax as the shaded, open-air tram winds down several gorgeous paths that show off many of the Arboretum’s highlights. After the tour, re-energize with a gourmet box lunch at the visitor’s center. After lunch you’ll have time to browse the gift shop, walk gardens or relax in the shade. Fee includes transportation, tram tour and lunch. Register by 6/7. Depart 9:15am, return around 2:45pm

Minnesota Twins vs. Kansas City Royals

Thursday, August 29 #7201.223 $56 Wrap up the summer months by catching a baseball game at beautiful Target Field! Watch your hometown team take on Central Division rivals Kansas City. We arrive early so you can enjoy the sights of the park before the game starts at 12:10 pm. Seats are in Section 101 (main floor), Rows 36-40. Come enjoy America’s favorite pastime with friends! Fee includes transportation and game ticket. Registration due by 8/5. Departure 11:00am, return 3:45pm

Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/rosevilleparkrec

Refreshments for purchase before performance & at intermission. Register by 5/8. Depart 1:00pm, return 5:00pm

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

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Wellness Activities T’ai Chi Chih

Adult Activities

Program # 6200.126

Day/Date Tu Mar 26 - May 7

Time 1:30-2:30pm

T’ai Chi Chih Outdoors Central Park West of Victoria Free: Drop-in Sessions Thursdays, May 30-August 22 5:45-6:45pm Take a deep breath & enjoy the beauty of nature while practicing T’ai Chi Chih in the park. Leader: Karen Carrier

Adult Activities

RosePointe, 2555 No. Hamline Avenue 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

Senior Club #5 New members welcome! Club #5 meets first & third Thursday, 11:45-3:30pm throughout. Road C. Visit, play “500” or cribbage, enjoy refreshments. Open to anyone 55 years or older. Call 651-792-7006 for more information.

CPR CPR is a lifesaving technique. Do you know the ABC’s of cardiopulmonary resuscitation? Establish an Airway, provide Breathing and Circulation assistance, as needed. 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. Call 651-792-7006 for class information or visit cityofroseville.com/parks for details.

Tap For Older Adults Adult Outdoor Golf Lessons

Lessons held at Island Lake Golf Center in Shoreview, (Red Fox Road, east of Lexington Ave) Bring your clubs.

Instructor trained by Greg Schulze, one of 5 PGA Master Professionals of Instruction in MN & a Top 10 Instructor in MiN by Golf Digest Magazine. No class May 27.

$85 Regular, $77 RV resident For the Beginner/Novice Golfers introduced to the fundamentals of pre-swing, full swing, putting & chipping, with an emphasis on how to practice effectively. Three 60-minute sessions with two goals: having fun & learning golf for long-term enjoyment. Program #

Day/Date

FV Dance Studio Here’s your chance to learn something new or rediscover the joy of an old hobby. Tap Dancing is a great way to stay in shape and meet new friends. Program #

Level

Day/Date

Time

Fee

7100.229

Beg

F May 18-Jun 29

8:30am

$41

7100.230

Int

F May 18-Jun 29

9:30am

$41

M May 13-Jun 3

5:45-6:45pm

5210.294

M May 13-Jun 3

7:00-8:00pm

5210.295

Day/Date Tu May 14-28

Time 7:00-8:00pm

Bocce Ball Leagues Central Park Lexington Ave Bocce Courts Join us for weekly bocce ball games. Open to adults 18 years and older. Minimum of 2 players per team.

No games July 2 & 3 Regular $28/team RV Resident $20/team Program #

32

Day/Date Tu May 7-Jul 16

6:30-8:30pm

6300.210

W May 8-Jul 17

6:30-8:30pm

Day/Date

Time

New!

Central Park West of Victoria Training sessions being May 2013 Led by Christopher Mielke No Quit Fit is the organic alternative to a closed-in, controlled gym environment. Rooted in back-to-basics fitness, the No Quit Fit philosophy is body-mind integration, with a passion & love for the outdoors. Find out what your capable of. Check www.noquitfit.com for program details & registration information Chris Mielke is the founder of No Quit Fit Boot Camp. Chris is a Certified Trainer/Bootcamp fitness instructor, an Elite Level obstacle course racer & a Physical Training Manager with the United States Air Force

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

RosePointe, 2555 No. Hamline Ave $32 Be active this spring! Improve your range of motion, balance, posture, strength, muscle tone and stamina. Instructor: Pat Jemie

Th April 11

9:00am-1:00pm

6220.267

Tu April 30

9:00am-1:00pm

6220.268

Th May 9

5:30-9:30pm

Program #

6220.269

Tu Jul 16

9:00am-1:00pm

7000.360

6220.270

No Quit Fit Bootcamp

Stretch & Strengthen

6220.266

Program #

Time

6300.209

Refresher Classes For those who have completed AARP 8-hour class. $18 AARP members, $20 Non-AARP members

AARP Driver Safety Class Initial 8-hour driving course offered by the AARP. $18 AARP members, $20 Non AARP members

For Intermediates/some experience With increased skills comes more fun! For those with golf experience & understanding who want to be challenged to learn more & improve your scores and consistency. Classes will expand on the fundamentals of putting, chipping, the full swing and mental skill development. Program #

Registration deadline is the Friday prior to each session. Classes held at Roseville City Hall. Space is limited so register early! Fee includes additional city fee.

Program #

Time

5210.293

AARP Driver Safety

Day/Date

Time

Tu Jul 30 & W Jul 31

9:00am-1:00pm

“Carfit” & Keeping the Keys Rosevile Skating Center - Rose Room & No. Parking Lot Monday, May 13 • Carfit is an educational program designed to improve older adult driver safety & comfort. 20 minute fit sessions 10am-noon, or 1-3pm, pre-registration required Fee: Free •

Optional Lunch & Learn session 12:00-1:00pm Keeping Healthy and Keeping the Keys Fee: $3

•

Register for each program at 651-792-7006 Registration deadline: Th, May 9

•

Co-sponsored by: Roseville Parks & Recreation & Police, Lyngblomsten 5-5-1 Club, Roseville Area Schools Senior Program, Volunteers of America

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Day/Date Tu Apr 2-May 21

Time 9:30-10:30am

Over 50 & Fit RSC Fitness Room $16/year Check out our new videos as you exercise in a group setting. Exercise to video tapes in a fun, small group setting that emphasizes flexibility while increasing strength and stamina. Get in shape for spring activities! Please bring small weights on Wednesdays. Program # 7000.361

Day/Date M, W, F Year-round

Time 9:00-10:00am

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Harriet Alexander Nature Center features 52 acres of freshwater marsh, prairie and hardwood forest.

Nature Center

Interpretive building open to public, free of charge Tuesday-Saturdays 10am-4pm Sundays 1-4pm Mondays and holidays Closed

HANC Available for Rentals The Nature Center is a comfortable site for seminars, meetings and private gatherings. Amenities include kitchenette, audiovisual equipment and an inspiring setting.

Volunteer at HANC!

Minnesota State Horticultural Society Gardening Classes For complete descriptions & information, go to www. northerngardener.org. In case of severe weather, contact MSHS for more information. To register, call Horticulture Society at 651-643-3601.

Create a Rustic Garden Mushroom Th, May 23 & 30 MS Arb

6:30-7:30pm $40 MSHS member, $45 others

Create a 12 -18” tall, 25 pound mushroom for your yard. Embellish with moss & natural elements like birch bark & sticks. Instructors: Sally Lehn & Charlie Johnson

Perennial Vegetables Tu, Jun 4 MS Arb

6:30-8:00pm $20 members, $25 others

Minnesota gardeners think most backyard vegetables have to be replanted every year. There is a surprising list of perennial vegetables that are hardy, taste great, & not generally known. This class covers several categories of perennial vegetables including tubers, spring shoots & leaf crops. Instructor: Dr. William Cook

Want to contribute to Harriet Alexander Nature Center’s goal of getting more people in touch with nature? Make new friends, build your resume and watch families learn - become part of our team of fun-loving volunteers! As a Welcome Desk liaison, you will be the first point of contact for visitors and callers to the nature center. Answer questions, find information, help with clerical tasks, and share the wonders of nature with others. A 3-hour shift per week is preferred. Call 651-792-7104 to explore opportunities.

FORHANC What is FORHANC? Friends of Roseville’s Harriet Alexander Nature Center is an

independent, nonpolitical, nonprofit organization created to support the mission of the Nature Center. Membership dues & donations are used to purchase materials, pay for speakers or fund other expenses for Nature Center programs, classes & events. Your membership helps ensure the continuation of this fine tradition of support for one of Roseville’s finest treasures.

Teachers and Scout Leaders! Call HANC to schedule field trips or badge programs. Program themes are developed for all age ranges and abilities.

Th, Jun 6 MS Arb

In today’s urban world of concrete & siding we have sterilized our outdoor world. Create a wildlife friendly environment & bring a piece of the wilderness to your yard. Learn which birds, mammals & insects control the critters we are trying to eradicate. Instructor: Mark Armstead

Make a Rock Garden Tu, Jun 11 HANC

Fee $6

The American Woodcock is not often seen & comes out at dusk. We visit a Ramsey County site known to support the woodcock. Program # 1255.117

Day/Date/Time Tu, Apr 23

8:00-9:30pm

Fee $6

Finding Shorebirds Look for shorebirds & other spring migrants. If you have a spotting scope, bring it, most shorebirds must be viewed at a distance. Program # 1255.118

Day/Date/Time Sa, Apr 27 8:00-10:30am

Fee $8

Birding in Central Park

May is the best time for birding in our area. Central Park is home to over 100 bird species. Search for birds from Dale to Lexington. Program # 1255.216

Day/Date/Time Th, May 9

7:30-10:00am

Fee $9

Birding in Villa Park & Reservoir Woods Look for spring migrants in Reservoir Woods, one of Roseville’s most unique parks. In Villa Park, look for 4-types of woodpeckers & other spring migrants. Program # 1255.217

Day/Date/Time W, May 15

7:30-10:00am

Fee $9

Birding at Carlos Avery While driving through the reserve, search for Trumpeter Swans, Sandhill Cranes, Common Loons, Hooded Mergansers, Bald Eagles, Belted Kingfishers, vireos, swallows, warblers & Pied-billed Grebes.

HANC Special Events Earth Day Celebration

Saturday, April 20 9am-3pm Step into spring with this annual celebration of the earth and the nature center’s birthday! Enjoy entertainment, beat a drum in our Walking Parade, help plant a tree. Learn what kinds of Earth-friendly things are going on in our community. Top off the day with birthday cake!

Great American Back Yard Campout® Saturday-Sunday, June 22-23 Sponsored by REI Join people from all over the country for this National Wildlife Federation event encouraging individuals, youth, friends and families to camp out together for one night! This fun-filled evening and overnight experience features: 5-7pm

Bring your own picnic dinner to enjoy before or after camp setup

7-9pm

Enjoy our annual campfire with music, stories, and S’more snacks

Birding in AHATS (Arden Hills Army Training Site)

9:30-11pm

Relax with an open-air movie or head out on a guided night hike

AHAT supports Common Loons, Trumpeter Swans, Sandhill Cranes, Great Horned Owls, Grasshopper Sparrows, Wild Turkeys & others.

11pm-7am

Sleep under the stars (CP schoolyard) or in HANC if it rains

Day/Date/Time Sa, May 18 7:00-11:00am

Day/Date/Time Th, May 23 7:30-10:00am

Fee $9

Fee $9

7:30am Gather for a continental breakfast before packing up Program #

Exploring Roseville Parks

Look for nesting species in several of Roseville’s parks. We will focus on the uncommon Willow Flycatcher, which has nested in our area. Program # 1255.220

Day/Date/Time Th, Jun 6

8:00-10:30am

Fee $9

Birding Rice Creek North

Herb Gardens & Aromatherapy

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Day/Date/Time Th, Apr 18 7:00-8:30pm

Woodcock Observation

1255.219

6:30-8pm $15 MSHS members, $20 others

6:30-8pm $15 MSHS members, $20 others

Learn about varieties of culinary and aromatic herbs & how to grow them & the history of their use. Learn how aromatherapy can repel bugs, freshen your home, soothe your sunburn & add pizzazz to your cooking & your life! Instructor: Elen Swenson

Program # 1255.116

Program #

A rock/alpine garden features use of rock with plants native to rocky/alpine environments. The rugged rocks compliment the delicacy of the flowers. Learn specifics on plant requirements, soil composition, garden locations, construction and plant positioning. Instructor: Shirley Friberg

Th, Jun 13 MS Arb

Shorebirds are not easy to identify. They pass through our area in late April/early May. Review photos & discuss species uniqueness.

1255.218

6:30-8:00pm $15 MSHS members, $20 others

Bob Holtz

Minnesota Shorebirds

Program #

How to Attract Birds & Wildlife to your Garden

with

Bob Holtz is a Roseville resident with many years of birding experience. Sessions will involve a carpool or walk from the Harriet Alexander Nature Center parking lot. Adults & children 12+ years accompanied by adult.

Nature Center

Staff naturalists offer a variety of programs to the public, area schools and special interest groups. HANC is located east of Dale Street between Co. Rds B-2 & C, 2520 No. Dale Street. 651-765-HANC (4262)

Birding

Search Rice Creek North for Eastern Bluebirds & Eastern Meadowlarks. Meadowlarks are rarely found in metro area locations. Program # 1255.221

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Day/Date/Time Th, Jun 13 8:00-10:00am

Fee $9

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

1234.209

Day/Date/Time Sa-Su Jun 22-23 5:00pm-9:00am

Fee $12/tent site



Rosefest Campfire Saturday, June 22 7-9pm Free Join us for a fun evening of campfire stories and songs around HANC’s campfire ring. Play games & enjoy s’mores while relaxing at the end of a long summer day. Children must be accompanied by an adult. For your comfort bring a chair or blanket. 35

Sprouts

Nature Pals New!

“Sprouts” programs encourage family learning & foster connections with nature. Each seasonal session focuses on weather, animal life, and plant discoveries through early childhood hands-on learning & adult/child interaction. Programs include snack, make-it & take-it projects, games & activities.

Enjoy nature-related activities including songs, games, stories, hikes and art projects. Campers will net insects, meet Minnesota animals, wiggle with worms and more! Please dress campers appropriately for outdoors, bring rain gear, sunscreen, and insect repellent. $48 Regular, $40 RV Resident

HANC Ages 3-5

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Three month series: $34 per adult-child pair, $17 each additional child Single day program: $12 per adult-child pair, $6 each additional child

Spring Series Schedule (10-11:30am) Program #

Date/Time

Surprising Spring

Plant some flowers, feel a bud and look for nests. Wake up your eyes, ears and nose as we explore for signs of spring! 1235.205

Th Apr 4

1235.206

F

Program #

Theme

Nature Center

Nature Center

Ages 2-5 and their adult partner

Date/Time

1239.203

Bug Talk

M, W Jun 10, 12 9:00am-12N

1239.204

Bug Talk

Tu, Th Jun 11, 13 9:00am-12N

1239.205

Pond Parade

M, W Jul 22, 24 9:00am-12N

1239.206

Pond Parade

Tu, Th Jul 23, 25 9:00am-12N

1239.207

Wiggle Worms

M, W Aug 26, 28 9:00am-12N

1239.208

Wiggle Worms

Tu, Th Aug 27, 29 9:00am-12N

Apr 5

Nifty Nests

Practice your nest building skills, hunt for nests & eat one too! Find out who builds nests in our neighborhood.

HANC Preschool Programs First Time

“First Time” is a special series of nature programs for the youngest nature lovers. “First Time” is designed to give very young children & their adult partners some simple ways of sharing nature together. Programs include snack, make-it & take-it projects, games and activities. Three month series: $34 per adult-child pair, $17 each additional child Single day program: $12 per adult-child pair, $6 each additional child

1233.129

1233.130

1233.131

1233.132 Program # 1233.224

1233.225

1233.226

1233.227

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Th May 2

1235.208

F

Date/Time

Theme/Description

Smell some flowers, rake some dirt & give the plants a drink! Have fun with summer’s first flowers. 1235.209

Th Jun 6

1235.210

F

Jun 7

3-Month Series Th Apr 4, May 2, Jun 6

Program #

1235.212

F

1243.216

Apr 5, May 3, Jun 7

Program #

Date/Time

Pet some fur, sift some sand, tickle with a feather. Explore textures with your fingers and hands!

Spectacular Summer

Th, Apr 25 10:00-11:15am

Sprinkle of Spring

1235.213

Th Jul 11

1235.214

F

3-mo Series Date/Time Th, Jun 27 10:00-11:15am

Th, Aug 1 10:00-11:15am

Th, Aug 22 10:00-11:15am

3-mo Series

Tweet Tweet, Quack Quack

Touch some feathers, paint a bird, spread your wings and explore the songs and signs of spring birds. Mar 28, Apr 25, May 23 Theme/Description

Hands On

Feel a leaf, smell a flower, watch a worm, listen to bird songs. Touch & explore with your senses!

Super Summer

Watch a butterfly, listen to bees, feel the sun & touch the trees. Let’s discover summer!

Wonderful Water

Discover the signs & sounds of summer. Play with sand & water ... Explore summer fun!

Jul 12

Soil Safari

Who lives in soil? Can you make it or mold it? How does it feel between your toes? Answer these questions on the Soil Safari. 1235.215

Th Aug 8

1235.216

F

Aug 9

Beautiful Bugs

Count their legs, spy some eyes & watch the wings. Paint, build & explore the amazing world of our insect & spider friends. 1235.217

Th Sep 5

1235.218

F

Sep 6

3-Month Series 1235.219

Th Jul 11, Aug 8, Sep 5

1235.220

F

Jul 12, Aug 8, Sep 6

Catch it, float things, splash & paint with it! Watch the water around us & have a ton of wet fun! Jun 27, Aug 1, Aug 22

M-F

Day/Date

Time

Jun 24-28

9:00am-12N

Summer Series Schedule (10-11:30am)

Hands On

Th, May 23 10:00-11:15am

Frank Rog Amphitheatre Entering grades 1-4 Join us for an exciting week exploring underwater habitats, learning about water stewardship, understanding the need for regulations and increasing your fishing skills with supplied equipment. Note: Please dress for outdoors, bring rain gear, sunscreen, insect repellent, and water bottles. Morning snack provided. $97 Regular, $89 RV Resident

1235.211

Th, Mar 28 10:00-11:15am

Sprinkle a thirsty plant, feel a growing leaf, watch a crawling bug, and follow the path into spring!

HANC S ummer C amps Half-day Fishing Camp at Lake Bennett

May 3

Fabulous Flowers

Ages 1-2 yrs with an adult partner

Program #

1235.207

Join the Nature Center on Facebook for program & event updates and information. facebook.com/rosevillenaturecenter

HANC Entering 1st-5th grades Enjoy mornings of fun nature education & afternoons of outdoor, nature-related recreation. Morning & afternoon snacks provided; bring your own lunch and beverage. NOTE: Campers should be prepared for being outdoors. Bring rain gear, sunscreen, insect repellent & water bottles. Afternoon recreation will include lake swimming, biking & hiking. Drop-off 8-8:30am, pick-up 4:30-5pm. 5-day - $186 Regular, $178 RV Resident 3-day - $121 Regular, $113 RV Resident Jumpin’ & Jammin’ Explore how your jumping muscles work, watch animals that hop and jump, make musical instruments, jump on a trampoline (we’re going to Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park), and play hoppin’ music together! Program #

Friends of Roseville’s Harriet Alexander Nature Center 10th annual

Wild Rice Festival and Wild Rice Pancake Breakfast

Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013 All-day activities to honor wild rice, Native American cultures, and the fall harvest, including special attractions to celebrate our 10th YEAR!

Lakota George, Native American flute player and many more new attractions!

www.WildRiceFestival.org

Harriet Alexander Nature Center 2520 N. Dale St., Roseville 55113 (651) 765-HANC (4262)

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Full-day Camps

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

Day

Date

1242.276

M-F

Jul 15-19

1242.277

M, W, F

Jul 15, 17, 19

1242.278

M, Tu, Th

Jul 15, 16, 18

Forces of Nature Explore nature’s energy sources by making & racing solar cars, cooking in a solar oven, designing your own kite, launching water bottle rockets & more! Program #

Day

Date

1242.279

M-F

Jul 29-Aug 2

1242.280

M, W, F

Jul 29, 31, Aug 2

1242.281

M, Tu, Th

Jul 29, 30, Aug 1

Nature’s Kitchen Supreme All new recipes! Lots of learning & great-tasting treats! Bake a delicious “rock,” make a bee-utiful honey treat & stir up some stone soup. Program #

Day

Date

1242.282

M-F

Aug 19-23

1242.283

M, W, F

Aug 19, 21, 23

1242.284

M, Tu, Th

Aug 19, 20, 22

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44th Annual “Everything’s Coming Up Roseville”

Skating Center

Roseville Raider Summer Hockey School Instruction by Steve, Mike and Marty Sertich and staff. Summer Hockey school is for Mites, Squirts and PeeWees. Each class limited to 32 skaters. Emphasis on skating, stick handling and hockey fundamentals. Call 651-210-4015 for more information or visit www.sertichhockey.com to register.

Roseville Skating Center is a truly unique Twin Cities venue. This multi-purpose facility includes Banquet and Meeting Facilities, the Roseville Arena & OVAL.

Roseville Arena

Summer Ice Skating School June 12 - August 7 Summer is a great time to learn to skate or build your skating fundamentals. Classes meet once a week for 8 sessions on Wednesdays. Basic and advanced skills taught with I.S.I skating program. Average class size is 12 students per instructor. Registration begins April 8. Register before June 5 to avoid $5 late fee. No Class July 3 Regular $76 RV Resident $68 Program #

Day

Date

9100.600

12-12:30pm

Tots 3-5 yrs old

9100.601

12:30-1pm

6-8 yrs old *Pre-Alpha-Delta

Practice Ice

1:00-1:20pm

(tots through teens)

9100.602

1:20-1:50pm

6-8 yrs old *Pre-Alpha-Beta

9100.603

1:20-1:50pm

Bright Blades

9100.604

1:20-1:50pm

Adults

9100.605

2-2:30pm

9-12 yrs & teens

9100.606

2:30-3pm

Freestyle 1 & 2

9100.607

3-3:30pm

Freestyle 3 & 4

9100.608

3:45-4:15pm

Freestyle 5

9100.609

4:15-4:45pm

Freestyle 6-10

Arena Public Ice Skating Arena public skating schedules are published monthly and available at the Skating Center or online. Public Skating $5.50 10-Session Punch Card $49 (saves $6) Skate Rental $4.00 Call 24-hour recorded number 651-792-7191, option #3 or visit cityofroseville.com/skatingcenter for schedule and information.

Free inline skating and aggressive skate park opens May 6! The OVAL is the largest outdoor facility in North America designed for ice and inline skating! The 110,000 square feet of smooth concrete provides a safe setting for skaters of all ages and abilities. Open daily, weather permitting. The tier 1 skate park is designed to handle bikers, bladers and boarders of all abilities. Check www.cityofroseville.com/skatingcenter for monthly schedules or call 651-792-7191, option #2.

Typical Weekly Schedule May 6 - June 9 & September 3 - October 13 Monday-Friday 9am - 8pm Saturday 12N - 6pm Sunday 12N - 6pm June 11 - September 3 M, Tu, Th, F 9am - 8pm Wednesday 9am - 6pm Saturday 11am - 8pm Sunday 11am - 8pm * Schedules weather permitting and subject to change

Banquet and Meeting Facilities Elegant to effective. Unforgettable and inspired. The Roseville Skating Center is perfectly positioned to accommodate your upcoming event. The main banquet room seats up to 300 which can be divided into two smaller rooms and rented individually. Each room has a spectacular view of the Guidant John Rose MN OVAL along with free wireless internet. We offer free parking and are conveniently located off two major highways. Our open catering policy allows you to choose from our list of preferred caterers or provide a caterer of your own. For a minimal fee, Skating Center staff can provide amenities such as dance floor, audio/visual equipment, coffee supplies, etc. For more information, contact Kevin at 651-792-7122.

Indoor Walking Track The indoor walking track is open daily and admission is free. The walking track circles the upper level of the indoor ice arena and is 1/7 mile around. Rubber flooring provides a safe walking surface. The walking track is closed during paid events.

OVAL Group Program Choose the Guidant John Rose Minnesota OVAL for your group or class outings this summer. This unique facility offers an exciting and safe place for skaters of all abilities. Discount rates available for group bookings of 20 or more starting at $4 per skater including skate rentals and a limited amount of protective gear. Free admission for chaperones. Call Sue at 651-792-7124 for more info & reservations.

Summer Skateboard Camp

*All beginners in 6-8 are Pre-Alpha*

Beginner and intermediate skateboarders ages 6-13 will learn techniques and secrets from the 3rd Lair Demo Team and staff of instructors. Call 651-792-7122 for more info & registration.

Power Plus Power Skating School with Keri Olufson Boys & girls, improve your skating skills with power skating instruction. Power Plus emphasizes power strides, power turns, edges, acceleration through turns & corners, backward skating, crossovers, control, agility, quick starts, stopping and conditioning. 651-783-9470 or www.powerplusskater.com for more info. 38

Guidant John Rose MN OVAL

Skating Center

“Blades of Royalty” Friday, April 26 & Saturday, April 27 @ 7pm Sunday, April 28 @ 2pm See exciting performances by skaters of all ages. Roseville’s ice show is celebrating 43 years of fun-filled family entertainment. More than 300 participants from Roseville and surrounding communities will entertain you. Advance ticket sales begin April 8 at Roseville Skating Center. Seating is general admission. Adults: $7.50 in advance $8.50 at the door Children: $5.50 in advance $6.50 at the door

Program #

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Date/Time

Fee

9100.610

June 10-14, 9am-noon

$160

9100.611

July 15-19, 9am-noon

$160

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

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SNAG G-Ball

Golf Leagues

Golf Course

A standing tee time is reserved for the entire league season for each participant. Tee times vary by day, from approximately 6-11am Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Call 651-633-8337, Ext. 2 or email [email protected] for specifics. Registration fee: $19.00 League green fee: $11.25/round pay-as-you-play Pre-Pay Option: $101.25* * ten-round punch card, save10%,

Roseville Cedarholm Golf Course is a par-three, nine-hole course, located at 2323 No. Hamline Avenue, one block north of Highway 36. Clubhouse and Tee Times: 651-633-TEES (8337)

Golf Fees Monday – Friday $12.50 Weekends & Holidays $13.00 Seniors (62+, M-F, before 3:30pm) $11.25 Juniors (15 & under, M-F, before 3:30pm) $11.25 $7.50 Second Round (same person, same day)

Rental Equipment Clubs Pull Carts Riding Carts

$6.00 $4.00 $11.00

Spring Special Rates: Fridays after 5pm thru May 17: $10/round – all golfers Sundays after 3pm thru May 19: Up to three children (15 & under) golf for free with one paid parent/guardian golfing at same tee time! Clubs required for each player.

2013 Clubhouse Rental Rates Cedarholm’s clubhouse is available for rentals year round. Four-hour minimum required. Payment in full required to reserve a date. Rentals include kitchen use. Reservation forms available online at cityofroseville. com/golf or contact the clubhouse manager for details and availability. • Regular Rate: $50/hour plus tax • RV Resident rate: $45/hour plus tax Note: All Holiday Rentals charged at the Regular Rate, including: Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day

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Program #

Day/Date/Time

Age

Fee

9500.227

Sa, Apr 27-May 18 8:45-9:15am

4-6

$33

9500.228

Sa, Apr 27-May 18 9:30-10:15am

6-8

$38

9500.229

Tu, May 7-Jun 4 4:00-4:30pm

4-6

$33

9500.230

Tu, May 7-Jun 4 4:45-5:30pm

6-8

$38

available first three weeks of league play, for use during League play only.

9500.231

M, Jun 17-Jul 15 9:30-10:00am

4-6

$40

9500.232

M, Jun 17-Jul 15 10:15-11:00am

6-8

$46

Evening Ladies Golf League Ladies play Monday evenings, 4:30-6:15pm for 16 weeks, April 29 - August 19; no league play on May 27. Participants required to prepay for the season and will have standing tee times. Call for details and available tee times. Registration form available online. Fees: $199.00 (includes 10% green fee discount & $19 registration fee)

9500.233

M, Jul 22-Aug 19 9:30-10:00am

4-6

$40

Golf Special Events

9500.234

M, Jul 22-Aug 19 10:15-11:00am

6-8

$46

Outback Rosefest Golf Tournament!



Cedarholm Golf Course

“SNAGsters” are taught golf fundamentals using the Starting New At Golf (SNAG) program. Putting, chipping, pitching and full shots work with this adapted equipment developed with a youngster’s height and small hands in mind, creating a fun learning and playing experience. All equipment is provided. Space is limited in each program.

Golf Course

Morning Ladies Golf Leagues Cedarholm offers several options for women to join ladies golf leagues. Leagues run for 17 weeks, week of April 29 thru week of August 19 (no league play on Monday, May 27 or Thursday, July 4). Events played weekly with prizes awarded the following week.



4-8 year old golfers

Adult Co-Ed Golf League The co-ed league takes the course on Tuesday evenings from 5:30-6:15pm for 16 weeks, May 7 – August 20. Participants required to prepay for the season & will have standing tee times. Call for details and available tee times. Registration form available online. Fees: $199.00 (includes 10% green fee discount & $19 registration fee) Senior Golf League Friday mornings are reserved April 26 – September 27, 23 weeks, for the senior league. The league is fun-focused and features a different weekly event with prizes awarded the next week. Pay as you play and enjoy a special discounted league rate of only $9.75 per league round, pay as you play! New members are encouraged to join. Membership is open to men and women, 62 and over. Contact Rod Davies, for more information and to register, 651-489-6254. Annual spring meeting held April 5th at 10am at Roseville Skating Center Rose Room.

Stay in touch with Cedarholm at: 651-633-TEES (8337) cityofroseville.com/golf

Like Cedarholm Golf Course on Facebook! Facebook.com/RosevilleGolf Follow Cedarholm Golf Course on Twitter! @CedarholmGolf

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Sunday, June 23 8-11:00am tee times 9 holes, on-course contests, scramble format, prizes and catered meal by Roseville’s Outback Steakhouse. Meal served 10:30am-12:30pm. Go to cityofroseville.com/golf to download a registration form. Pre-registration required.

Free SNAG Intro

Check out what the SNAG buzz is all about. Call 651-633-TEES to reserve your place. #1 Sa, Apr 20 10:30-11am #2 Tu, Apr 30 6-6:30pm #3 M, Jun 3 4-4:30pm One free session per child please.

$25/golfer or $95/foursome with one payment transaction

Nine & Dine on a Dime Youth Golf League

Presented by Hamline Auto Body Boys & Girls ages 9-15 Spend the summer on the golf course … Improve your game … Bring your friends … Make new friends … Join the Cedarholm Youth Golf League! Different events each week with prizes awarded the following week. Tournament play and root beer floats on August 12. Program #

Day/Date/Tee Time

League

Fee

9500.225

M, Jun 10-Aug 12 11:15-11:45am

Girls Tee-Times

$129

9500.226

M, Jun 10-Aug 12 12N-2:00pm

Tee Times for Boys & Girls

$129

Fee includes registration fee, 10 weeks of green fees, clinic, league gift, weekly prizes and tournament root beer floats

Friday, June 28 Tee times:11:30am-6:30pm Food served: 11am-6pm Play nine holes, compete in on-course contests and dine on a burger combo (burger, chips & a small fountain drink) for only $10 per person! Reservations begin Sunday, June 23.

Women, Wine & (no) Whiffs Thursday, July 25, 6:35pm shotgun Pre-round activities, nine holes, scramble format, shotgun start and on-course contests! After the round, relax in the clubhouse with wine by “Wine Time” at Love from MN, fountain beverages, chocolate, appetizers, mini massages, lots of prizes and more! Open to women over 21. ID required. Limited to 48 golfers. Pre-registration required beginning Monday, June 24. Event sells out early registration recommended. Email [email protected] for info.

$25/golfer or $95/foursome with one payment transaction

League members must attend one of the Basics/Etiquette Clinics. Basics/Etiquette Clinic for Youth League Members June 10 GolfTec will host 25-minute clinics at 10:45 (girls only), 11:15, 11:45, 12:30, 1 or 1:30 (boys & girls mixed). Clinics are limited in size and signup is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Tee times for the first week will be determined by the clinic participants have signed up for. Have a friend you’d like to golf with? Be sure to sign up for the same clinic time so you can golf together. Need clubs? Thanks to the support of Hamline AutoBody a limited number of rental clubs are available for youth league members! Complimentary club usage is available during youth league only. Please contact the clubhouse manager to reserve clubs.

www.cityofroseville.com/parks

For questions on golf leagues, clubhouse rental or tournaments contact clubhouse manager 651-633-8337 Ext. 2 or [email protected]. For updated golf information, throughout the year, visit cityofroseville.com/golf.

Youth Golf Program Registration Options: •

Mail: Download a registration form at cityofroseville.com/golf and mail to course

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In-Person: At the clubhouse, once open for the season Online Registration: cityofroseville.com/parks 41

Community Organizations

Roseville Community Band Hotline 651-792-7414 Roseville Big Band Hotline 651-792-7414 Roseville String Ensemble Hotline 651-792-7414 Roseville Area Arts Council Hotline 651-792-7414 Metro Men Singers 651-429-2169 Windjammers Harmonica Band 651-484-1552 Roseville Singles 651-592-4954 Rosetown Playhouse Hotline 651-792-7414 Roseville Senior Softball 651-483-3368 (Jerry) 651-484-4964 (Vince)

Roseville String Ensemble The 40-member community string orchestra performs classical and chamber music under the direction of talented Twin Cities conductors. Members are adult amateurs. Occasionally there are openings for violin, viola, cello, and bass players. Contact Linda Owen for more info, 651-483-5094 or www.rosevillestrings.org

F acility C ode & L ocations BH

Brimhall School 1744 W Cty Rd B

CCC

Civic Center Complex 2660 Civic Center Dr 651-792-7006

MS Arb Central Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum 2525 N Dale Street

CP

Central Park School 535 W Cty Rd B-2

PV

Parkview School 701 W Cty Road B

EDW

Emmet D. Williams School 955 W Cty Rd D

RAL

Rosetown American Legion 700 W County Road C

FH

Falcon Heights School 1363 Garden Avenue

RAHS Roseville Area High School 1240 W Cty Road B

FV

Fairview Community Center & Dance Studio 1910 W Cty Rd B 651-604-3500

RAMS Roseville Area Middle School 15 E Cty Rd B-2

GC

Cedarholm Golf Course 2323 N Hamline Ave

RGC

Roseville Gymnastics Center 1248 W Cty Rd B-2 651-792-7166

RSC

Roseville Skating Center 2661 Civic Center Dr 651-792-7007

651-792-7006

651-792-7006

651-792-TEES (8337)

HANC Harriet Alexander Nature Center 2520 N Dale St 651-765-HANC (4262)

With

a

LC

Little Canada School 400 Eli Road

Roseville Big Band Tuesdays, 7:30pm St. Michael’s Lutheran Church Share the joys of music with fellow musicians and the listening public. Open to all musicians over 18. Rehearsals and performances held year round. Under the Direction of Glen Newton 651-688-9504

Youth Athletic Associations

Roseville Community Band

American Bandy Association

Mondays, 7:30pm RAMS Under the Direction of Dan Kuch 612-363-4564



Windjammers Harmonica Band Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm Civic Center Campus Learn to play harmonica, Join and play familiar tunes. Beginners always welcome, classes available.

Metro Men Singers Thursdays, 1-2:30pm Civic Center Campus Join the guys to enjoy the fun of singing barbershop style songs.

Roseville Historical Society

Little Help F rom O ur F riends !

Roseville is fortunate to have so many friends ... the Central Park Foundation, Friends of Roseville Parks (FORParks), Friends of Harriet Alexander Nature Center (FORHANC), Friends of the OVAL Foundation (FOF)

These organizations give so much to the community and the parks & recreation system. • They support development in our award winning parks & operations at our special recreation facilities. • They are involved & engaged. • They are united in their special interests & enjoy a sense of fellowship. • They work tirelessly and have lots of fun. Roseville’s “Friends” & Foundations are open to new memberships & community involvement. For more information, contact our FRIENDS ... Central Park Foundation 651-792-7103 rosevillecentralpark.com Friends of Harriet Alexander Nature Center 651-765-4262 forhanc.org Friends of Roseville Parks 651-792-7103 friendsofrosevilleparks.org Friends of the OVAL Foundation 651-792-7125 skatetheoval.com

2785 North Fairview Avenue ... New Location Explore Roseville’s rich history. New members welcome. Call 651-792-7440 or rhsmn.org

Citizen’s Forum Fridays, 8:30-9:30am RSC Fireside Room A gathering of Northwest Ramsey County citizens dedicated to being informed on important issues affecting our lives and our communities. For more information visit rosevillecitizensforum.org

Roseville Singles Tuesday evenings Roseville City Hall Roseville Singles is an adult group that meets for educational, recreational and social programs.

Central Park Celebration Walk



www.rosevillehockey.org

Roseville Youth Basketball Association (RYBA)

www.rosevillehoops.org

Roseville Area Youth Football Association (RAYFA)

www.rayfa.org

North Suburban Soccer Association (NSSA)

www.nssasoccer.org

Roseville Area Baseball Association (RAYB)

www.rayb.org

Roseville Area Fast Pitch (RAYFP)

www.rosevillefastpitch.org

Midway Speedskating

www.midwayspeedskating.org

Greater MN Speedskating

www.mnspeedskating.org

Roseville Gymnastics

www.rosevillegymnastics.org

Roseville Figure Skating Club (RFSC) www.skatetheoval.com

Roseville Area Youth Lacrosse Association (RAYLA)

Place an order by July 15 for a fall 2013 placement. Information available at 651 792-7006.

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

www.usabandy.com

Roseville Youth Hockey



Roseville Central Park Foundation is building a celebration walk at the Muriel Sahlin Arboretum. Create your own message on a brick to commemorate a special occasion, honor a loved one or leave a lasting legacy.

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Community Organizations

Community Organizations



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Parks & Recreation Renewal Program!

The Renewal Program is a parks & recreation improvement program that supports a healthy, vibrant community. This exciting program for resource maintenance & system renewal has been championed by the Parks & Recreation Commission & led by passionate community members. In recent years, community representatives have brought a wealth of knowledge, strong community connections & thoughtful insight to the parks & recreation master plan process & the Parks & Recreation Renewal Program. For more information please contact Lonnie Brokke at 651-792-7101

Roseville Parks & Recreation is proud to be recognized as one of four Minnesota agencies & 98 agencies nationwide to have earned accreditation from the Commission of Accreditation of Park & Recreation Agencies. Roseville was one of the original eight organizations nationwide to achieve accreditation in 1994. Roseville has been reaccredited in 1999, 2004 & 2009.

The Parks & Recreation Renewal Program is the result of extensive community engagement. As we begin to make things happen in our parks, the parks & recreation staff will continue to involve residents and stakeholders to further understand your desires and concerns for park improvements in the community. We encourage you to get involved or better yet, stay involved; • Included is a list of upcoming neighborhood & community meetings, all community members are welcome to participate in any of these sessions. •

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Everyday, Parks & Recreation staff strive to create community through people, parks and programs. In 2012, Parks & Recreation successfully implemented new programs, events & efficiencies within its scope of operation following the adopted budget & without compromising service & quality.

Interested in receiving online project updates & meeting announcements? Sign up at; www.cityofroseville.com/list.aspx then scroll down to the Parks & Recreation Renewal Program listing, at this point you can choose to receive all renewal program notifications or just the notifications for the specific park(s) you choose.

These accomplishments represent the City Council, Parks & Recreation Commissioners & staff working together with outstanding volunteers dedicated to improving the quality of life in our community.

We can include you on the mailing list for Renewal Program announcements; contact parks & recreation at 651-702-7103 to be added to the mailing list.

Date

Project/Park

Meeting Location

As a result of collaboration, teamwork & innovation, Roseville is recognized as an outstanding parks & recreation system.

Time

March March 12

CP Victoria Ballfields Materion Park CP Victoria West Tamarack Park Legion Field

City Hall

6:30-9:00pm

2012 Parks & Recreation Accomplishment Highlights •

April April 1

Bruce Russell Park

Roseville Skating Ctr

6:00-7:00pm

April 9

Howard Johnson Park Roseville Skating Ctr

City Hall

6:30-8:30pm

April 11

Southwest Roseville Evergreen Park

City Hall

6:30-8:30pm

April 13

Reservoir Woods

City Hall

10:00am-12N

April 16

Oasis Park

Maintenance Bldg

6:30-8:30pm

April 23

Rosebrook Park

Maintenance Bldg

6:30-8:30pm

May May 4

Sandcastle Park

May 6

CP Foundation Shelter CP FORParks Shelter Dale St Athletic Complex

May 16

City Hall

9:00am-12N 6:30-7:30pm 7:30-8:30pm

Owasso Ballfields Pocahontas Park

City Hall

6:00-7:00pm 7:00-8:00pm

May 28

CP Lexington

Roseville Skating Ctr

6:30-8:30pm

May 30

Acorn Park

City Hall

6:30-8:30pm

June

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Langton Lake Park Langton Lake @ C2 Mapleview Park

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City Hall

June 6

RPR Updates

RPR Renewal Program

Coming

City Hall

6:30-8:30pm

Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Collaborated with Ramsey County on the GoRamsey Mapping Portal. Portal helps users easily locate parks, trails & lakes in Ramsey County to promote active lifestyles. Collaborated with Roseville Community Education on the Communities for a Lifetime project Hosted 3 new events at the Skating Center resulting in extensive media exposure, increased public awareness and additional financial support • MN Wild outdoor practice • MN Wild viewing party & summer bash • Defending the Blue Line skating for the Troops Secured over $15,000 in sponsorship support for community events Hosted 14 Discover Your Parks events in neighborhood parks across the City.

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Partnered with Central Park Foundation to host Flying Colors Community Festival. Partnered with Rosetown Playhouse to host the multi-culture production “Twist of Fate” in Villa Park. Entered into a Best Value contract with LHB, inc for Lead Consultant services to complete the 2012-2016 Parks & Recreation Renewal Program. Facilitated Central Park Foundation Wayfinding progam and installed four kiosk signs in Central Park. Partnered with Roseville Rotary to design the Arboretum Rain Garden. Cedarholm hosted the 2012 Minnesota Junior PGA tournament. Updated Public Tree Master Plan to include tree distribution maps. Processed 4464 online registrations, 17% increase from 2011.

You ...

As citizens and customers you deserve the best possible service, programs and facilities. We, the Roseville Parks and Recreation staff, promise to do everything possible to cheerfully and respectfully serve you by providing clean, safe facilities, enjoyable, safe programs and timely effective service, which includes listening and responding to your suggestions and concerns.

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Keep this brochure through August 2013

Be an early bird… Participant

Phone(Home)

Address

Many programs fill quickly. Registrations accepted on a first come, first registered basis. Program size is managed. All programs have minimum & maximum enrollment. Please register at least one week prior to start of session to allow for program administration.

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City

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E-Mail Address

2660 Civic Center Drive Roseville, Minnesota 55113 651-792-7110

Registration Form

This brochure is packed with valuable information which is valid through August 2013. Registration forms are provided on the following page. Additional program flyers and information are available at the Parks and Recreation Office, Nature Center, Skating Center or on the web at cityofroseville.com/parks

Online at www.cityofroseville.com/parks By Mail at 2660 Civic Center Drive ~ Roseville, MN 55113 By Phone at 651-792-7110 By Fax at 651-792-7100 In Person at Roseville City Hall

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Registrations are confirmed with a 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 we contact you.

Roseville Resident Status

Exp. Date

Liability 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 and Recreation Department, and may be accessible to anyone in the Department, or in other Departments of the City.

All RV residents, who live or work (30 hours/week) within Roseville city limits receive an $8 discount on individual program registrations. All adult team sports prepay a $60 Adult Team Sports non-resident fee at the time of registration, refunds issued upon proof of residency. To qualify for non-resident fee refund, all team members must live or work at least 30 hours per week in the City of Roseville.

Fee Assistance Available for Youth Recreation Signature

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.

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Financial support for the recreation fee assistance program is made available, in part, by generous donations from area civic organizations and businesses. If you would like more information on how your business or organization can support the Recreation fee assistance fund please contact Jill Anfang at 651-792-7102.

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2660 Civic Center Drive Roseville, Minnesota 55113 651-792-7110

E-Mail Address Activity Gender: F q

Prog# Mq Birthdate

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Does Participant have any disability, allergy or special need of which we should be aware? Yes q

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Please Explain For youth programs indicate Parent/Guardian name Check box if you have moved recently q Fee PD

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VISA or Mastercard #

Exp. Date

To cancel your registration, notify the Parks and Recreation office at least three 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.

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 Roseville. They have arranged for automatic reimbursement for the difference in resident vs. nonresident fees. Residents must show proof of residency when registering. If you have questions contact Lauderdale City Hall at 651-792-7650. Roseville Parks & Recreation uses photographs & video to record events and promote recreation opportunities.

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.

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Parks & Recreation 651-792-7006

Refunds

Photographs & Video

Liability 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 and Recreation Department, and may be accessible to anyone in the Department, or in other Departments of the City.

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Registration Information

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Live at the Rog

Roseville Entertainment

in the

Park Series

Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre ~ 2540 North Lexington Avenue

Day/Date

Time

Performance

June Su, Jun 9

6:30 pm

The Langer’s Ball

Tu, Jun 11

7:30pm

Roseville Community Band

Th, Jun 13

7:30pm

MN Scandinavian Ensemble

4:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm

Cultural Exchange: Latin America The Robert Everest Expedition Latin Rhythms w/ Arabella Del Toro Sensacion Latina

Tu, June 18

7:30pm

Roseville Big Band

Th, Jun 20

7:30pm

Amy & Adams

Su, Jun 16

Rosefest 2013 - “CU@Rosefest”

Su, Jun 23

5:00pm 6:30pm

Touch-a-Truck Teddy Bear Band

6:00pm 7:30pm

Central Park Blues Fest Sweet Papa Dave The Groove Merchant Band w/ Jimi “Primetime” Smith

Th, Jun 27

7:30pm

MN Sinfonia

Su, Jun 30

6:30pm

Greenwood Tree with Corey Mohan

7:30pm

Stevie Ray’s Improv Company

2:45pm 4:15pm 5:45pm 7:30pm 9:00pm

July 4th Party in the Park Splatter Sisters Songs of Hope Preview Performance Sandy & the Hitmen Roseville Big Band Roseville Community Band

Su, July 7

6:30pm

First Minnesota: Civil War Musical

Tu, Jul 9

7:30pm

MN State Band

Th, Jul 11

7:30pm

Jeff Brooks & Company

7:00pm

Rockin’ the Rog The Authorities

Tu, Jun 25

July Tu, Jul 2 Th, July 4

Su, Jul 14 Tu, Jul 16

7:00pm 7:30pm

Flory Katz Zydeco Dance Instruction The Everett Smithson Band

Th, Jul 18

7:30pm

Shoreview Northern Lights Variety Band

Su, Jul 21

6:30pm

Harmonic Relief Show Choir

Tu, Jul 23

7:30pm

Roseville Community Band

Th, Jul 25

6:00pm

Roseville Battle of the Bands

6:30pm

Cultural Exchange: Africa Duniya Drum & Dance

7:30pm

Roseville Big Band

Su, Jul 28 Tu, Jul 30

August Th, Aug 1 Su, Aug 4

7:00pm 2:00pm 4:00pm 5:30 & 7:00pm

St Peter Street Stompers Mosquito Bluegrass Jam Public Jam Beginners Jam w/ Bill Cagley Sasquatch Wristwatch The Platte Valley Boys

Tu, Aug 6

7:00pm

Lua Hawaiian Collective

Th, Aug 8

7:00pm

Music Memories w/ Barbara Lee & Cheri

Su, Aug 11

5:30pm 6:30pm

Cultural Exchange: Asia Circus Manduhai Sansei Yonsei Kai

Looking for more information on the performing artists & the Roseville Summer Entertainment in the Park Series? Visit the parks & recreation website: www.cityofroseville.com/parks Roseville Parks & Recreation is pleased to make the arts accessible to residents & guests with support from local businesses & organizations.