JUNE 6, 2025 | VOLUME 2, ISSUE 4
ONTHECOVER
Community leaders and partners break ground on the Crane Creek Trail extension — a moment marking the start of new connections, open space, and shared progress in Rohnert Park. The future is officially underway.
On May 28, 2025, the City of Rohnert Park hosted a landmark groundbreaking ceremony for the Crane Creek Trail extension a longanticipated project that will expand the Copeland Creek Trail from Sonoma State University to Crane Creek Regional Park.
City Manager Marcela Piedra opened the event, followed by welcoming remarks from Mayor Gerard Giudice. Patricia Miraz, Vice Chair of the Tribal Council of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, offered reflections on the project’s cultural importance and the shared stewardship of the land.
Vice Mayor Emily Sanborn recognized project partners. Sonoma County District 1 Supervisor Rebecca Hermosillo emphasized the region’s ongoing investment in state infrastructure and open space Emily Cutrer, Interim President of Sonoma State University, spoke to the trail’s significance for students and the campus community. Melanie Parker, Deputy Director of Sonoma County Regional Parks, highlighted the County’s commitment to public health, sustainability, and equitable access. The project will feature a new 90-foot-long steel pedestrian bridge across Copeland Creek, two new 16-foot-long metal bridges, a signalized crossing at Petaluma Hill Road, and nearly 72 acres of added parkland bringing Crane Creek Regional Park to over 200 acres.
A ceremonial shovel moment closed the event
This project reflects the power of partnership and the value of investing in trails that connect us all. Construction is now underway and expected to wrap up in spring 2026.
Thank you to everyone who joined us to make this moment so special—your presence reflects the heart of this community-led project.
PRIORITIZINGPUBLICSAFETY,TOGETHER
Recently, the City has hosted a series of neighborhood safety meetings designed to connect directly with residents and share practical emergency preparedness tools. From Valley Village to District 1, these events have offered helpful information on how to stay ready and resilient during emergencies.
In Valley Village, we focused on safety considerations unique to mobile home communities. At both meetings, residents heard from Public Safety leadership about programs like the “Vial of Life, ” how to properly maintain fire alarms, and the importance of having a plan before an emergency strikes. We also discussed the value of signing up for Nixle alerts, staying connected with neighbors, and choosing high-quality emergency supplies locally whenever possible.
These meetings are one of many ways we’re working to make Rohnert Park safer, more informed, and better connected. We appreciate everyone who took the time to attend and we look forward to continuing this important work with other neighborhoods soon. Join us for our District 4 meeting on June 11 at Evergreen Elementary School (1125 Emily Avenue) from 6-7 PM.
HONORINGFREEDOM:JUNETEENTH FLAGRAISINGATCITYHALL
Join us on Friday, June 13 at 9:00 AM at Rohnert Park City Hall (130 Avram Avenue) as we raise the Juneteenth flag in recognition of a pivotal moment in American history
Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when the last enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas were finally informed of their freedom two and a half years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. It’s a day of liberation, remembrance, and resilience.
As we raise the flag together, we stand in solidarity with Black communities in Rohnert Park and beyond, honoring the strength, leadership, and enduring contributions of Black Americans throughout our shared history This is more than a flag raising. It’s a collective commitment to justice, reflection, and unity. All are welcome—please stand with us.
ROHNERTPARKHOSTSWESTREK: CLASSICCARSROLLINGINTO TOWNJUNE22–27
Get ready, Rohnert Park—something shiny this way comes! From Sunday, June 22 through Friday, June 27, keep your eyes peeled for a parade of vintage Franklin automobiles cruising through the city. We’re thrilled to welcome Westrek 2025, the 55th annual gathering of antique car enthusiasts, as they tour some of the most beautiful rural areas of Sonoma and Marin counties.
This weeklong celebration of classic cars will be based at the DoubleTree by Hilton Sonoma – Wine Country (One DoubleTree Drive, Rohnert Park) We feel truly privileged to host this incredible event and are reminded just how vibrant and scenic our region is. It’s an honor that Westrek has chosen Rohnert Park as its home base. Whether you're a longtime car lover or simply appreciate a bit of nostalgia, don’t miss your chance to witness history on wheels rolling right through the Friendly City!
CITYOFROHNERTPARKHOSTS BROWNACTTRAININGFOR COUNCIL,BOARDS,COMMISSIONS, ANDCOMMITTEES
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TheGreatGame ACommunityBuildingGame
Alright, get ready to get excited! You've seen the teasers, the whispers are growing louder, and now it's time to spill the beans on the event everyone will be talking about this summer! Get ready for... The Great Game!
But what is The Great Game, you ask? Well, buckle up, because it's about to bring a whole new level of fun and exploration right to our doorsteps! Imagine an epic scavenger hunt, but with a super cool, modern twist – it's an augmented reality adventure designed to get you out and about and discovering the amazing tapestry of our community!
That's right, folks! This isn't just a Rohnert Park thing – we're teaming up with our fantastic neighbors in Cotati and Sonoma State University to bring you a truly cohesive community experience! Get ready to explore familiar haunts and uncover hidden gems across all three locations. Think of it as your passport to fun and discovery right here at home!
R E C Y C L E
Now, for all you traditional treasure hunters out there, don't worry! We're not going completely digital. Keep your eyes peeled for some good oldfashioned physical clues along the way, adding an extra layer of excitement to your quest.
Mark your calendars, folks, because all this excitement is happening in August 2025! And the price of all this fun and community spirit? Absolutely free! That's right, zero dollars, zilch, nada! However, because we want to make sure everyone has a fantastic experience, space will be limited, so you'll want to be ready to jump on those sign-ups when they open this summer. Keep your eyes peeled right here in the Friendly City Spotlight and on our social media channels for more details on
This is a team event, so start rounding up your crew! Grab a friend, gather your family, or connect with that neighbor you've been meaning to get to know. Dust off your community knowledge, charge up your devices, and get ready for The Great Game – it's going to be an unforgettable summer adventure!
R E C Y C L E Z O N E
It’s easy to recycle in the Friendly City thanks to our local Recycle Zone site, the city's premier CRV (California Redemption Value) redemption center.
Open to serve you every Wednesday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Recycle Zone is more than just a recycling center. It's a community resource dedicated to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Recycle Zone is a collaboration among CalRecycle, Zero Waste Sonoma and United Cerebral Palsy. Proudly supported by the City of Rohnert Park, CalRecycle, Zero Waste Sonoma and United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay, Recycle Zone embodies our city's commitment to sustainability and community partnership
When you recycle with Recycle Zone, you can:
Reduce landfill waste and conserve valuable resources
Receive guidance through the recycling process from Recycle Zone’s knowledgeable staff
Turn recyclables such as aluminum cans, glass and plastic bottles and more into cash through convenient CRV Redemption.
To ensure a smooth experience, please check that containers are clean and properly labeled Please separate refundable from nonrefundable materials. Refunds are not issued for contaminated items.
Learn how easy it is to recycle when you visit Recycle Zone (6591 Commerce Blvd.).
Together, let's build a cleaner, greener future for the City of Rohnert Park.
GOT E-WASTE?
Zero Waste Sonoma partners with Conservation Corps North Bay to host free collection events for e-waste. Bring your e-waste and join us at the next event! Appointments are not required.
For more information, including what is, and is not accepted at the collection events, please click here.
DownloadtheReach RohnertParkApp!
Are you a GoRequest user? Then it’s time to upgrade to Reach Rohnert Park!
Download it in your phone’s app store and let us know what we can fix.
If you need to report any non-emergency issue around the city, do so in our newest app: Reach Rohnert Park! You can also report issues directly on the City’s website: REPORT ISSUES HERE
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WHEELSUP,ROHNERTPARK!
Big thanks to BPAC Chair Steve Keith and Member Gary Gutierrez for accepting the City’s proclamation recognizing May as Bike Month and May 15 as Bike to Work Day! Shoutout to Eris Weaver from the Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition and all the pedalpowered champions who joined us to celebrate.
May was National Bike Month, promoted by the League of American Bicyclists and celebrated in communities from coast to coast. Established in 1956, it's a chance to spotlight the many benefits of bicycling—from reducing traffic and improving air quality to boosting physical and mental health.
For more information about the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, including meeting agendas and minutes, please visit the City's official BPAC webpage by clicking here.
We’re here to help! Email cityclerk@rpcity.org or call 707-5882227 if you have questions. If you prefer, swing by the City Clerk’s Office at 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park, CA 94928, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m
Want to make a difference in your community? Residents of Rohnert Park are welcome to apply at https://www.rpcity.org/city hall/comm issions committees boards.
RECOGNIZINGMAYASASIANAMERICAN,NATIVE HAWAIIAN,ANDPACIFICISLANDER(AAANDNHPI) HERITAGEMONTHINTHECITYOFROHNERTPARK
On May 13, 2025, Mayor Gerard Giudice, on behalf of the Rohnert Park City Council, proclaimed May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NHPI) Heritage Month in the City of Rohnert Park.
This annual recognition honors the enduring contributions of AA and NHPI communities to the history, culture, and civic life of Rohnert Park and the United States
From the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants in 1843 to the Chinese laborers who played a vital role in completing the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869, the month of May marks powerful milestones in our shared history.
Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have long shaped the story of Rohnert Park serving as educators, entrepreneurs, artists, service members, and community leaders. Their traditions, resilience, and generosity continue to enrich our city and inspire generations to come.
We are proud to celebrate and honor these communities—this month and all year long
Have an idea for a City proclamation?
We’d love to hear it! Submit your suggestion here and help us celebrate the people, causes, and moments that make Rohnert Park such a special place.
WELCOMEGOLFCOURSEOVERSIGHT COMMITTEEMEMBERS!
We’re excited to welcome our newest members Lorez Bailey and Ryan Johnson, who were officially sworn in by the City Clerk on April 29, 2025. Their terms will run through December 31, 2028. Plenty of time for teeing up great ideas!
A big congrats as well to George Steffensen, who’s back for a second term! George took his oath of office in Council Chambers earlier this week. Welcome back to the clubhouse, George!
We also want to extend a thank you to outgoing members Janis Brokaw and Gerry Burr for their dedicated service and contributions to the committee for the past four years. We appreciate all you've done!
The Golf Course Oversight Committee (GCOC) plays a key role in keeping Foxtail Golf Course in top shape. The committee helps ensure the course is maintained to the standards outlined in the lease agreement with the operator. It also serves as a vital link between the public, course management, city staff, the Parks and Recreation Commission, and ultimately, the City Council.
The Committee meets on the third Tuesday of January, April, July, and October at 5:00 p.m. at the Foxtail Golf Course. To learn more, click here.
PRIDEINACTION: RAISINGTHEFLAG TOGETHERIN ROHNERTPARK
On May 30, the City of Rohnert Park gathered at City Center Plaza to raise the Pride flag—a powerful and heartfelt tradition that reflects our ongoing commitment to inclusion, equity, and community.
As Mayor Gerard Giudice shared, “Raising the Pride flag is more than a tradition it’s a reflection of who we are as a city. It signals that Rohnert Park is a place where diversity is embraced, and where every person is treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.”
We were also honored to welcome Athena Rowan Gomez, a transgender Latina advocate who reminded us what local action looks like:
“We are here to support each other, and we always are... I’m so proud to be part of the Friendly City and part of making things happen.”
This year’s gathering honored the roots of Pride Month born from protest and grounded in the fight for justice—and renewed our commitment to creating a safe, welcoming city for all. To our LGBTQIA+ community: you are seen, you are valued, and you are essential to the fabric of Rohnert Park.
�� Happy Pride, from the Friendly City.
MAKEA DIFFERENCE INROHNERT PARK!
Make a difference in Rohnert Park by serving on a City advisory body! Advisory bodies encourage public involvement in creating a thriving, family-friendly community. Whether you're passionate about city planning, advocating for seniors, or supporting local parks, there's a place for you!
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee maintains the City’s Bicycle Master Plan, reviews bicycle transportation and safety matters and participates in countywide bike trail coordination efforts. The committee meets on the fourth Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m.
The Mobile Home Parks Rent Appeals Board prevents unreasonable rent increases for controlled mobile homes. The board meets on the first Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m.
The Parks and Recreation Commission reviews policies and programs and makes recommendations to City Council and the recreation department. The commission meets on the first Monday of the month at 5:30 p.m.
The Planning Commission manages the General Plan, Zoning Ordinances and review of development applications. The commission meets on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 6 p.m.
The Senior Citizens Advisory Commission identifies and brings awareness to our elderly community's needs Commissioners must be at least 60 years old. The commission meets on the third Thursday of January, April, July, and October at 12:30 p.m.
The Building Appeals Board works with the building division to review and make decisions on matters related to Building Standards Codes and other regulations. Meetings occur as needed
The Golf Course Oversight Committee monitors the lease agreement between the Golf Course operator and the city to insure that maintenance standards established in the lease agreement are met. The Committee meets on the third Tuesday of each quarter, January, April, July, and October at 5:00 p.m. at Foxtail Golf Course
Get involved now and apply through the city’s website. For more information, email cityclerk@rpcity.org or call 707-588-2227.
PETSOFTHE MONTH:MEET YOURNEW BESTFRIEND!
Theseadorableadopteesare lookingforlove,bellyrubs,and secondchances.
They balance each other beautifully and share a close, comforting bond. If you have room in your heart and home for two, Nekori and Vinyl would love to meet you. Come see just how sweet and special a bonded pair can be! DOUBLETHELOVE,DOUBLE
Nekori and Vinyl may not be sisters by blood, but they are family at heart. This inseparable duo is looking for a forever home together where they can continue their journey side by side.
Nekori is a graceful 8-year-old Dilute Calico with a calm, affectionate personality. Vinyl, her 5-year-old best friend, brings a playful and loving energy to the pair.
HANDSOME,HUGGABLE,AND FULLOFHEART—MAXISREADY FORHISFOREVERHOME!
Max is a 3 5-year-old Rottweiler mix with a big body (83 Lbs.), an even bigger heart and a HUGE (sweet) personality! This handsome hunk came to us as a stray. While we were able to track down his previous owners, they, unfortunately, could no longer keep him-so now he's on the hunt for a new home. Max is full of energy and would love an active home where he can run, play, and get plenty of attention. He gets along well with other dogs and enjoys the company of sturdy, confident people.
However, cats are a bit too exciting for Max, so a feline-free home is best. He's a sweet, eager boy who's ready to leave the shelter behind and start a new chapter with a loving family. If you're looking for a loyal, fun-loving companion, Max might just be your guy! Come meet Max and see if he's the perfect fit for your home!
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BUNNY:RESERVED,REFINED, ANDREADYTOLOVE
Meet Cheddar, the most sophisticated bunny you'll ever lay eyes on! This handsome, neutered gentleman came to us from our friends at Save A Bunny, and while he may be a little shy at first, his heart is as melty as his namesake Cheddar is a sweet, gentle soul who just needs a little time to warm up - think of him as a fine-aged cheese that only gets better with patience and love. If you're looking for a soft, furry companion to add some extra warmth to your home, Cheddar is ready to hop into your heart!
ALIFETIMEOF LOVEISWAITING
Meet your match at the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter! Visit us in person Wednesday–Sunday from 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM or browse available pets online at rpanimalshelter.org. Reach out anytime at (707) 584-1582 or animal@rpcity.org we can't wait to connect you with your new best friend.
SEEADOPTABLEPETS
Did you know that pet licenses are required for all dogs and cats in the City of Rohnert Park?
These licenses help keep our pets and community safe
To make this process easier, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new partnership with DocuPet!
You can now license or renew your pet's license: Online In-person Mail Phone
Visit rpanimalshelter.org/licensing to learn more
ROHNERTPARKRECAP: PHOTODUMPEDITION
From powerful moments to spontaneous smiles and community connections we’re sharing some of our favorite snapshots from the past few weeks.
Whether it's highlighting important partnerships, honoring leaders, welcoming new services, or celebrating team wins, these photos capture the heart of what makes Rohnert Park The Friendly City.
Thanks to everyone who helps make this community vibrant, hardworking, and full of heart
BARKINTHE PARKRECAP
Our tails are still wagging from all the fun at Bark in the Park on Saturday, May 3, at the Rohnert Park Community Center! This free, pet-friendly event brought together animal lovers from across the community for a day filled with sunshine, smiles, and four-legged fun.
Guests enjoyed live music from School of Rock, exciting animal demonstrations, and a lively vendor fair featuring local pet products and services. Families grabbed delicious bites from food trucks, played games, and participated in pet-themed contests that had tails wagging and crowds cheering.
One of the standout moments of the day? Our Pet & Owner Look-Alike Contest—which featured some eerily adorable duos! While there were many close contenders, one pair took home the title with a resemblance that had everyone doing a double take.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this event such a success—from our vendors and volunteers to every pet parent who came out to celebrate with us Rohnert Park is truly The Friendly City for people and pets.
NONPROFIT NONPROFIT SHOWCASE SHOWCASE
CPI - Parent Education and Family Counseling has been a cornerstone of the local community for over four decades, serving families in Sonoma County and the surrounding areas since 1979. Headquartered in Santa Rosa, California, and with their family resource center at John Reed Elementary School in Rohnert Park, CPI has a long-standing commitment to strengthening families through education, counseling, and support services. As a nonprofit organization, CPI relies on the dedication of its staff, volunteers, and the generosity of the community to fulfill its vital mission of nurturing healthy parent-child relationships and promoting overall family well-being
The core mission of CPI is to empower parents and strengthen families by providing high-quality education, counseling, and support services Their specific goals revolve around fostering positive parenting practices, enhancing communication within families, addressing challenges such as behavioral issues and trauma, and promoting emotional resilience in both parents and children CPI strives to create a community where all families have the resources they need to thrive However, the website indicates services are offered to parents, children, and families in Sonoma County and surrounding areas
John Reed Elementary School Portable #3 390 Arlen Dr Rohnert Park, CA 94928
CPI offers a range of key programs and activities designed to meet the diverse needs of families
These include:
Parenting classes that cover topics such as positive discipline, child development, and effective communication.
Individual and family counseling services that provide therapeutic support for a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties
Support groups that offer a safe and supportive space for parents facing similar challenges to connect and learn from one another.
Services at the Rohnert Park Family Resource Center, located at John Reed Elementary School (Portable #3, 390 Arlen Dr, Rohnert Park, CA 94928), operating Monday-Friday from 9:00am - 5:00pm. This center offers:
Foster parent training
Parenting classes.
A parent support line.
Resource assistance such as diaper, clothing, and food banks.
Counseling services, including pregnancy and postpartum support, as well as infant and preschool age services.
CPI's main sources of funding include grants from foundations and government agencies, individual donations from community members, and fees for some of their services. Donations and resources are carefully allocated to support their various programs, ensuring that they can continue to offer affordable and accessible services to families in need. By investing in qualified staff, evidence-based curricula, and community outreach efforts, CPI maximizes the impact of every contribution to strengthen local families
Are you a local nonprofit? Interested in spreading the word about your work? Then book a time with us to discuss your nonprofit and how we can elevate your work.
Paul Carey, Senior Analyst
pcarey@rpcity.org Sometimes we meet people that can change our lives. Sometimes we go to the right place and meet the right people that can redirect us. That is how I feel when I walk into the Family Resource Center.
Currently, like many nonprofits, CPI likely faces challenges related to securing consistent funding and increasing community awareness of their services CPI can absolutely use your help volunteering and donating much needed items to the food, clothing, and diaper bank. To learn more about CPI's services or to find out how you can contribute through donations or volunteering, please visit CPI-Rohnert Park or call 707-792-4732. Your support can help strengthen families in our community.
Spotlight LOCALBUSINESS
This month, we ' re thrilled to spotlight a true local gem (pun intended): Gold Rush Jewelers, owned by the welcoming Rick Lewis! While you might know their Rohnert Park location, you might be surprised to learn that Gold Rush also graces Novato, San Rafael, and Petaluma. Rick's journey into jewelry began unexpectedly after a photography gig for a pawnshop led to the purchase of his first store in San Rafael, now their flagship. Responding to customer demand, Rick thoughtfully expanded north, bringing Gold Rush's exceptional service closer to home
The beauty of having a local Gold Rush? You don't need to travel to Marin! Their Rohnert Park team can access the inventory of all locations, bringing your desired piece right to your neighborhood. Gold Rush operates under a simple yet powerful mantra: they handle everything jewelryrelated From polishing and cutting to sizing and repairs, it's all done in-house Rick believes this ensures superior quality and faster turnaround times, keeping customers happy. If they can’t do it, it probably can’t be done.
Adding to their stellar reputation, all 28 Gold Rush employees are Gemological Institute of America (GIA) certified, demonstrating their commitment to expert service Impressively, Rick also boasts long-term staff, some with over 30 years of dedication! This wealth of experience ensures you ' re in the most capable hands.
So, what's new and exciting at Gold Rush? Lab-grown diamonds! Rick gave us the lowdown: scientifically, they are identical to earth-mined diamonds, sharing the same properties. The only difference lies in their formation process and the absence of inert gases found in mined diamonds. The appeal? Exceptional value and ethical sourcing, offering a brilliant alternative for today's conscious consumer. And who wants all those inert gases in your diamonds anyway?
Looking back, Gold Rush has a history of adapting. Starting with custom jewelry design and expanding to insurance replacements, they've always met customer needs. While the next big innovation is yet to be seen, Rick emphasizes the importance of staying ahead, with lab-grown diamonds currently leading the way.
Ready to find that perfect gift for a graduation, Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthday, or anniversary? Look no further than your local Gold Rush Jewelers in Rohnert Park. Experience their exceptional service and discover a world of dazzling possibilities right here in your community!
https://www.goldrushjewelers.com
LOCAL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHTS
The Rohnert Park Business Spotlight is your and the City’s chance to give a special “thank you” to all those unique, fun, and community businesses that make Rohnert Park a great place to live, work, and eat!
We love to take the time to visit with our local business owners, write a little about their business in The Friendly City Spotlight, and feature their business on the City’s social media platforms.
Want to be featured in the Rohnert Park Business Spotlight?
You can now schedule a time to chat directly with our Economic Development team!
Maybe you have a business milestone coming up, are new to the Rohnert Park business family, or maybe you want to let everyone know something unique about your business.
Whatever it is, we are looking forward to hearing from you!
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MEET YOUR CITY COUNCIL
The Rohnert Park City Council is elected by the Rohnert Park voters to serve for four-year terms There are five members of the Council, including a Mayor and a Vice Mayor.
The City Council adopts goals and policies during Council meetings to set the direction for the City. The Council approves and adopts the City's Financial Plans, General Plan and the Capital Improvement Plan
The City Council appoints the City Manager, the City Attorney, and members of City Commissions, Committees, and Boards.
To find your district, please click here and simply type in your address at the top-right search bar of the interactive map.
CITYCOUNCIL MEETINGS
The City of Rohnert Park welcomes your participation at City Council meetings at 5:00 p m , on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month.
If you are interested in learning about issues going on in your own backyard, community events, and other hot topics, please feel free to watch on Cable Channel 26, YouTube, or by clicking here.
Come get involved!
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UPCOMING CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Tuesday, June 10, 2025 | 5:00 p.m.
Rohnert Park City Council Chambers 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park
Tuesday, June 24, 2025 | 5:00 p.m.
Rohnert Park City Council Chambers
130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park
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I HEART ROHNERT PARK BE KIND, UNWIND NATIONAL RANDOM ACTS OF KINDESS WEEK
SENIOR PROM
FEB APR APR 05
VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION DINNER
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
BARK IN THE PARK
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMPLEX 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
MAY 26
MEMORIAL DAY EVENT
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 10:00 AM
ROHNERT PARK SENIOR CENTER | AGES 55+ 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM 27 MAY 03 JUN 19
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 11:00 AM
PARTY ON THE PLAZA
- AUG DEC JUL OCT OCT NOV 06 04 24 25 11 09-15 2025 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA | FRIDAYS 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
RP JUBILEE
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMPLEX 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
THE HAUNT: BREW & SCARE FEST
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMPLEX 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
VETERAN’S DAY EVENT
& DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS 28-29
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMPLEX 11:00 AM NOV
HOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFTS FAIRE
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
HOLIDAY LIGHTS + REC T H E HALLS
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMPLEX 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
ROHNERT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER COMPLEX 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM &
