Rosemount Parks & Recreation Brochure - Fall 2022

PA R K S A N D R E C R E AT I O N

FALL

SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2022

Halloween Trail

Breakfast with Santa

Rosemount Food Truck Festival ACTIVITIES AND INFORMATION FOR ALL!

PARKS AND RECREATION

FALL SPOTLIGHT

SAVE THE DATE!

Fall Clean-Up Day The City of Rosemount will be hosting its annual Fall Clean-Up Day on Saturday, October 1 from 8am to 12pm at the Rosemount Public Works Facility. Once again Rosemount will partner with the Michelle Hoagland Group, Keller Williams Preferred Realty to hold a free Paper Shredding Event as part of the City’s Fall Clean-Up Day.

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ANNUAL Rosemount Food Truck Festival Saturday, September 17 from 4-9pm at Central Park.

See page 3.

Halloween Trail Who Done It Hike Saturday, September 10 Hike the trails on your own between 9am - 1pm at Ritter Farm Park in Lakeville while solving clues and gathering information to solve a mystery. This is a dog friendly event. See page 3.

The annual Halloween Trail is scheduled for Saturday, October 29 from 6pm– 8pm. This event is held at Central Park (across from City Hall). This year’s Halloween celebration will provide a fun-filled evening for preschool through middle-school aged youth. The trail will begin at the lower level of the Shamrock Animal Hospital parking lot (The Warehouse Fitness Center) on Highway 3 (South Robert Trail), wind its way through Central Park, and exit on 145th Street West. Go to rosemountevents.com for more information. See page 6.

Breakfast with Santa Saturday, December 3 Register your family for a fun morning of crafts and a special visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus.

See page 7.

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The Rosemount Parks and Recreation Activities and Information brochure is distributed three times a year as a public service by the City of Rosemount. The Rosemount logo is a service mark which is owned by the City of Rosemount.

This publication is prepared by the Parks and Recreation Department. We invite comments or suggestions by contacting Lisa Maurer, Recreation Supervisor and brochure coordinator at 651-322-6003 or lisa.maurer@ci.rosemount.mn.us.

Design: Barbara Pederson.

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DEPARTMENT INFORMATION Parks and Recreation Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8am4:30pm Rosemount Community Center Hours: Monday-Friday: 8am4:30pm Evening and weekend hours are dependent upon scheduled activities.

Steeple Center Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:30am3:30pm, Fri: 8:30am-12pm Evening and weekend hours are dependent upon scheduled activities.

Mailing Address: Rosemount Parks and Recreation 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount, MN 55068 Telephone Numbers: Main Line/General Information 651-322-6000 Rosemount Ice Arena 651-322-6001 Community Center Rental Information 651-322-6002 Steeple Center Rental Information 651-322-6016 Park and Park Shelter Rental Information 651-322-6011 Fax Number 651-322-6080 Pre-Recorded information Line 651-322-6020: Select 1 of the 2 choices below for a pre-recorded message: #1 Weather Related

WELCOME

SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2022

WHAT’S INSIDE Special Events

Adult Sports

Entertainment in Central Park.... 2 Movie in the Park...........................2 Who Done It Hike.......................3 Fall Food Truck Festival............3 City Clean-Up Day/Paper Shredding...................................4 MEA Storywalk............................4 Scarecrow Decorating Contest.....5 40th Annual Halloween Trail......6 Halloween Pumpkin Composting.............................. 6 Breakfast With Santa.................7 Parent/Tot Open Gym................7 Letter From Santa...................... 8

4-on 4-Adult Basketball..........21 Adult Walking at RCC..............21

Youth Activities

Rosemount Community Center

EcoElsa Nature Programs...... 9-11 Grandparent & Me Tea............12 Grandparent & Me....................12 Workshop

Arena Learn To Skate.....................13-15 Open Skating, Open...........16-17 Freestyle, Open Hockey Youth Open Pond Hockey...... 18

Registration InformationIRRegistration Instruction...........19 Registration Form....................20

Older Adults Trips.........22-23 Programs for Older Adults Programs and Activities.....24-28 Social Groups and Clubs....29-30

Rosemount Area Seniors Card Games and Luncheons..... 31

Rosemount Area............32-33 Arts Council (RAAC)

Facility Information.................. 34 Farmers Market........................ 34

Rosemount Steeple Center Facility Information.................. 35

Park Information Reservations............................. 36 Rules........................................... 36 Park Facilities and Amenities......................................36-37

Information, program cancellations and facility closings

#2 Arena Information and

Public Skating Schedule

The Rosemount Parks and Recreation Office is located in the Community Center at 13885 S. Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068.

Parks and Recreation Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm.

Rosemount Community Center Hours: Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm.

Evening and weekend hours depend on the scheduled events.

Parks and Recreation General Information: 651-322-6000. See numbers for the pre-recorded information line and specific areas above.

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EVENTS FREE SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT AT CENTRAL PARK

BYOC MUSIC NIGHT “Bring your own Coolers” and lawn chairs and enjoy the music of “Them Pesky Kids”.

Food trucks will be onsite to complete the perfect evening out!

WHEN: Saturday, August 13 TIME: 6-9:30pm Band starts at 7pm WHERE: Central Park 2893 145th Street West Rosemount AGES: All ages COST: FREE

WHEN: Saturday, August 20 TIME: Dusk WHERE: Central Park 2893 145th Street West Rosemount AGES: All ages COST: FREE

MOVIE IN THE PARK Bring your blankets and lawn chairs! Movie begins at dusk.

In the summer of 1962, a new kid in town is taken under the wing of a young baseball prodigy and his rowdy team, resulting in many adventures. Rated PG

Events take place at the Amphitheater at Central Park, 2893 145th Street West. Bring your blanket, cooler and lawn chair and enjoy our beautiful Central Park this summer.

In case of inclement weather, performances will be cancelled. Check the Parks and Recreation Facebook page or call the prerecorded information line at 651-322-6020 to find out if a performance has been cancelled.

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EVENTS SAVE THE DATE!

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ROSEMOUNT FALL FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL

WHEN: Saturday, September 17 TIME: 4pm-9pm WHERE: Central Park 2893 145th Street West Rosemount AGES: All ages COST: FREE

Great Food Trucks, Beer, Live Music, Family Friendly!

WHO DONE IT HIKE Play Sherlock Holmes by collecting clues, gathering information and solving mysteries, while walking the trails at Ritter Farm Park in Lakeville.

All ages welcome and this is a dog-friendly FREE event.

WHEN: Saturday, September 10 TIME: Registration: day-of only. 9:30-9:50am Hike starts at 10 am.

WHERE: Ritter Farm Park 19300 Ritter Trail AGES: All ages COST: FREE Phone: 651-322-6000 I

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EVENTS FALL CLEAN-UP DAY WHEN: Saturday, October 1 TIME: 8am-12pm WHERE: Rosemount Public Works Facility 14455 Brazil Avenue *Confidential shredding located in the lower City Hall parking lot, 2875 145th Street West

WHEN: Thursday, October 20 – Sunday, October 23 TIME: Walk anytime between 8am-8pm WHERE: Central Park 2893 145th Street West Rosemount AGES: All ages COST: FREE

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Saturday, October 1, 2022 8:00am-12:00pm Rosemount Public Works Facil *Confidential shredding locate

The City of Rosemount is hold that are not normally collected scrap metal for proper disposa Hoagland Group, Keller William City Hall parking lot during the cleaners, will not be accepted CITY CLEAN-UP DAY The City of Rosemount is holding its annual Fall Clean-Up Road, Eagan.Day! For Resa list of accep idents are welcome to drop off items that areCleanup not normally collected Events page or scan t by residential solid waste haulers, such as mattresses, appliances, only, and a driver’s license or o and scrap metal for proper disposal. Free confidential shredding is also provided courtesy of Michelle Hoagland Group, Keller Williams Preferred Realty. Confidential shredding will take place in the lower City Hall parking lot during the same hours. Household hazardous waste, including paint, oil, and cleaners, will not be accepted at this event, but may be dropped off at the Recycling Zone, 3365 Dodd Road, Eagan. For a list of accepted items and their associated fees, please visit Rosemount’s Citywide Clean-up Events page or scan the QR code. Please note that this event is for Rosemount residents only, and a driver’s license or other proof of residency will be required to participate.

MEA BREAK STORYWALK The Robert Trail Library and Rosemount Parks and Recreation are once again teaming up to offer a Storywalk though Central Park during MEA Break. Take a self-guided walk in the park on Thursday, October 20-Sunday, October 23 while reading pages from the children’s book Ten Pigs By Derek Anderson. A StoryWalk is an innovative and delightful way for children and adults to enjoy reading and the outdoors at the same time.

Laminated pages from a children’s book will be installed along the path around the pond at Central Park. As you stroll down the trail, you’re directed to the next page in the story. This Storywalk is about ¾ of a mile and stroller friendly.

Laugh out loud in this hysterical epic counting bath adventure with a squeaky clean twist! One pig looks to take a relaxing bath in solitude, only to be joined by another pig, then another, then another. When Pig Number 10 jumps into the crowded tub, the first pig comes up with a plan to enjoy his bath.

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EVENTS SCARECROW DECORATING CONTEST WHEN:

Online registration: Wednedsay, September 21 DISPLAY Wednesday, BY: October 26 WHERE: Your property!

AGES: All ages COST: FREE

2022 SCARECROW DECORATING CONTEST Are you excited for FALL? Rosemount Parks and Recreation is, and what better way to celebrate than by making a Scarecrow!

This contest is FREE to enter and is open to all Rosemount residents.

Registration will open online on Wednesday,September 21, 2022.

Scarecrows must be displayed by noon on Wednesday, October 26.

This event is sponsored by Pellicci Hardware.

SCARECROW COMPETITION RULES AND GUIDELINES • Anyone is welcome to enter the scarecrow competition.

• To participate, entrants must register and have their scarecrows on display by Wednesday, October 26 at noon. Judging will take place on Thursday, October 27.

• All scarecrows must be built from scratch by the entrant. You can use any materials you like to build your scarecrow. There are no restrictions, with the exception that no commercial creations are allowed, including anything used for the face of the scarecrow.

• Creativity and originality – judges will be looking for scarecrows with that little bit extra.

It may be the materials used, the way the scarecrow has been made and how it is displayed, or simply a fantastic idea that catches the judge’s eye.

• All scarecrows must be made and displayed in good taste. Any entrant designing their scarecrow to cause deliberate offense will be disqualified. All scarecrows must be absent of adult, political or religious themes.

• All scarecrows must be displayed at the front of your property and should be positioned so it is not necessary for anyone to access the property in order to view them. By entering the scarecrow competition, you are confirming that you accept these rules and agree that your address may be published on different formats so the community will be able to view the scarecrows. Pictures of the winning scarecrows will be posted on City of Rosemount social media accounts.

Gift certificates from our sponsor, Pellicci Hardware will be awarded to the top three scarecrows.

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EVENTS HALLOWEEN TRAIL

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This year’s Halloween celebration will provide a fun-filled evening for preschool through middle-school aged youth. The trail will begin at the lower level of the Shamrock Animal Hospital parking lot on Highway 3 (South Robert Trail), wind its way through Central Park, and exit on 145th Street West.

Area volunteers will pass out candy; donations will be accepted at the trail entrance.

Be sure to wear your Halloween costume and dress appropriately for the weather.

WHEN: Saturday, October 29 TIME: 6-8pm WHERE: Central Park 2893 145th Street West Rosemount AGES: All ages COST: FREE

For more information or to volunteer, please call Mike Bouchard at 651-4234603 or Lacelle at the Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department at 651-3226011.

No pets are allowed on the Halloween Trail.

Rosemount Halloween Committee PO Box 198 Rosemount, MN 55068 Email: rosemounthalloween@charter.net

HALLOWEEN PUMPKIN COMPOSTING When the festivities of Halloween are over, you may wonder what to do with your leftover spooky pumpkin creations. Fortunately, the City of Rosemount will be offering a pumpkin collection the weekend after Halloween! Rosemount residents can drop their pumpkins in the containers on the north end of the lower City Hall parking lot any time from Friday, November 4 to Sunday, November 6. Painted pumpkins and pumpkins with excessive wax or other inorganic residue cannot be accepted. Please do not put anything other than pumpkins or gourds in the container.

For more information, contact Violet Penman at violet.penman@rosemount.mn.gov or 651-322-2079.

WHEN: November 4-6, 2022 WHERE: North end of the lower City Hall parking lot 2875 145th West

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EVENTS BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Santa and Mrs. Claus are coming to town to make an appearance and spend some time with your family at Breakfast with Santa! Kids will enjoy creating various holiday crafts while everyone enjoys a continental-style breakfast of muffins, donuts, fruit, yogurt, juice, hot cocoa and coffee.

Bring your cameras and cell phones to take photos with Santa. Staff will be available to take family photos.

Children and adults both need to pre-register for this event.

Register early. Space is limited and may fill prior to the registration deadline.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

Saturday, December 3 9–11am Rosemount Community Center Banquet Hall 13885 South Robert Trail AGES: Children and Adults FEE: $5 per child/$5 per adult REGISTER BY: Friday, November 25

YOUTH ACTIVITIES PARENT/TOT OPEN GYM (AGES 5-UNDER) This FREE program provides children ages five and under an opportunity for recreational playtime in the gymnasium. Each child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian in order to participate in this drop-in program. The Parks and Rec-

reation Department provides balls and other fun play equipment. Supervision of children during parent/tot open gym is the responsibility of the parent or guardian.

WHEN: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (Starts September 7) TIME: 9:30 -11am WHERE: Community Center Gymnasium PARENT/TOT OPEN GYM SKIP DATES: September 19, October 14, October 21, November 11 Phone: 651-322-6000 I 7

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EVENTS LETTER FROM SANTA Santa Claus is coming to Rosemount! Give your child a wonderful memory of Christmas 2022 with a personalized letter from Santa Claus himself! The letter will be addressed directly to your child. To personalize the letter, simply fill out the form below and submit it to our office no later than Wednesday, December `14. We want to make sure your child has Santa’s letter before Christmas.

FEE: $4 per letter Please PRINT clearly so Santa will have accurate information: Parent’s name:_________________________________________________________________ Child’s name: __________________________________________________________________ Age:_________________________________________________________________________ Address:______________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: _________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ________________________________________________________________ What should Santa emphasize in his letter (positive accomplishments or good behavior that Santa can note)?________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ What is on the child’s Christmas “wish list” that Santa WILL bring? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ What are the names and types of your family’s pets? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Please make checks payable to “City of Rosemount” Clip and send/deliver to Rosemount Parks and Recreation 13885 South Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068 by Wednesday, December 14.

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES ECOELSA NATURE PROGRAM FALL PROGRAMS 2022

SCHWARZ POND PARK

Connecting People to Nature by “TEACHING ANYTHING OUTDOORS”. That is the mission of EcoElsa LLC. Natural spaces provide many opportunities for people whether it is as a place to stay physically active, to rest and relax, to be curious and explore, and so much more! This is why EcoElsa curriculum and programs are developed to show how nature can be a space for teaching different subjects and topics; and for different learning styles.

PRESCHOOL LEAF SCIENCE & ART Bring your preschooler to this fun class with science and art activities all around fall leaves.

Kids and parents will learn together how to use leaves for science experiments and art projects. This class is full of great family fun while also learning about fall and why leaves change colors!

HOMESCHOOL NATURE STEM CLASS Learn how scientists and engineers study nature to find solutions to fix the problems we face in this STEM class. Kids will put their problem-solving skills and creativity to the test to find a solution to a variety of challenges like earthquake proofing buildings, designing prosthetic limbs, and more!

The three goals of EcoElsa are: 1 Helping people get outdoors to learn and have fun 2 Creating resources so that anything can be taught outdoors 3 Making the outdoors more accessible for more people Our pre-school classes focus on helping preschoolers connect to nature while also preparing for school. All classes have activities for multiple learning styles as well as the opportunity to practice different developmental skills like fine and gross motor, social, emotional, communication, and more!

WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE:

Ages 3-5 with an adult buddy Friday, September 16 10am - Noon Schwarz Pond Park $24 per child/adult pair $12 per additional child REGISTER BY: Friday, September 9

WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Ages 7-12 Friday, September 16 1-4pm Schwarz Pond Park $39 per person Friday, September 9 Phone: 651-322-6000 I

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES ECOELSA NATURE PROGRAM FALL PROGRAMS 2022

SCHWARZ POND PARK

NAVIGATION & ORIENTEERING NATION Learn about how animals migrate as many species begin leaving Minnesota for the winter.

Class will include activities like how to make your own compass and how to use a compass to navigate!

BIOLOGIST EXPLORER FAMILY CLASS Join EcoElsa to learn how to observe different animals and collect data about them and their habitats as well as how to report that data as a “citizen scientist.” Class will include getting to interact with a wide variety of plants and small wildlife like insects, amphibians, snakes, and birds as well as using different science tools to do their research and exploring.

LITTLE NATURE EXPLORERS Join EcoElsa to explore through nature learning about the plants and animals that call it home.

We will do a wide variety of outdoor activities that are great for preschoolers to get their minds and bodies moving!

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WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Ages 7-12 Saturday, October 1 9am - Noon Schwarz Pond Park $39 per person Friday, September 23

WHO:

Families, kids under 16 with an adult WHEN: Saturday, October 1 TIME: 1-4pm WHERE: Schwarz Pond Park FEE: $55 per family $25 per single participant 16+ REGISTER BY: Friday, September 23

WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE:

Ages 3-5 with an adult buddy Wednesday, October 5 10am - Noon Schwarz Pond Park $24 per child/adult pair $12 per additional child REGISTER BY: Wednesday, September 28

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES SCHWARZ POND PARK

OUTDOOR SURVIVAL FAMILY CLASS Your family will learn skills through fun games and activities that will help them learn what to do in a survival situation. Participants will leave knowing the rules of three, how to signal and look for help, shelter engineering, fire science and safety, and basic water treatment skills.

HIBER-NATION Your kids will learn all about how animals prepare for hibernation and different kinds of hibernation that animals do. We will do this through a combination of games, exploring, and activities to get kids out experiencing nature!

OUTDOOR SURVIVAL YOUTH CLASS Your kids will learn skills through fun games and activities that will help them learn what to do in a survival situation. Participants will leave knowing the rules of three, how to signal and look for help, shelter engineering, fire science and safety, and more!

WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE:

Families with kids ages 5+ Sunday, October 16 Noon-3pm Schwarz Pond Park $55 per family $25 per single participant 16+ REGISTER BY: Friday, October 7 WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Ages 5-10 Friday, November 4 9am - Noon Schwarz Pond Park $39 per person Friday, October 28

WHO: WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Ages 6-12 Friday, November 4 1-4pm Schwarz Pond Park $39 per person Friday, October 28

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES GRANDPARENT & ME TEA You are cordially invited to our special Grandparent & Me Tea. Dress for the occasion! Make some fun memories with your grandchild (or other significant child in your life) with crafts, games, and a photo booth. We will serve a variety of teas and juices, yummy appetizers, and fun fancy desserts. We will have teacups available, but please feel free to bring your own if you would like. Ages 4-8 with an adult.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Thursday, October 20 2-3:30pm Steeple Center, Assembly Hall $20/couple, $5/extra person Thursday, October 6

GRANDPARENT & ME WORKSHOP You are invited to our special Grandparent & Me Workshop event. Make some fun memories with your grandchild (or other significant child in your life) with a take home DIY construction project, games, yummy snacks, and a photo booth. Ages 4-8 with an adult.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

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Thursday, October 20 10-11:30am Steeple Center, Assembly Hall $20/couple, $5/extra person Thursday, October 6

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LEARN TO SKATE FALL SESSION 1 Mondays, September 12-October 24, 2022 DEADLINE TO REGISTER: Thursday, September 8, 2022 FALL SESSION 2 Mondays, November 7-December 19, 2022 DEADLINE TO REGISTER: Thursday, November 3, 2022 FEE: $78 NOTE: There are no refunds for Learn to Skate Lessons after the registration deadline.

The Rosemount Learn to Skate program offers a basic skills program.

This program offers a skill progression designed to enhance the capabilities of all skaters. Please look carefully at the class descriptions. It is not uncommon for a student to repeat a level before mastering all the skills at that level. All classes are held on Monday evenings at the Rosemount Ice Arena, 13885 South Robert Trail. Questions should be directed to Rosemount Parks & Recreation at 651-322-6000.

The above times are suggested class times.

These times may change depending on the number of registrations and age of students registering for each level. Class times will be assigned accordingly, and every attempt will be made to notify participants before the first class if their class time has changed

6:05pm

6:40pm

7:15pm

• 3’s/4’s P.A.L.S(Parent and little skater) • 3’s/4’s Classes • Snow Plow Sam- Levels 1-4 • Basic 1

• 3’s/4’s Classes • Snow Plow Sam- Levels 1-4 • Basic 1 • Basic 2

• Snow Plow Sam- Levels 1-4 • Basic 1 • Basic 2-6 • Pre-Free Skate and Free Skate • Hockey Track

WHAT LEVEL SHOULD I SIGN UP FOR? Skaters Ages 3 and 4 •_ P.A.L.S.- Parent and Little Skater • 3’s/4’s Class: Please note there are two classes: 3’s/4’s Beginners class and 3’s/4’s Advanced class. See Class descriptions for more information.

Skaters Ages 4-7 • Snow Plow Sam - Levels 1-4 These classes are for kids ages 4-7 who have some to no experience with ice skating.

See page 16 for more details on each class.

PLEASE NOTE All skaters will be evaluated the first week and placed in a class that matches their skating ability and age.

Beginner Skaters Ages 4 and up •_ Basic 1 Basic 2 - Free Skate and Hockey Track: •_ Passed pre-requisite classes • Must have passed Basic 2 OR Snow Plow Sam Class Level 4.

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LEARN TO SKATE SPECIAL NOTES

• Skaters and/or parents must have ice skates to participate. No roller blades or other type of skate.

• Protective headgear is required in all classes.

Bike helmets or lightweight hockey helmets are acceptable.

• Only skaters enrolled in the Learn to Skate program may be on the ice.

• Name Tags: All skaters should pick up their name tags as they enter the arena. Class time, class level and class color are on the tag. Skaters should skate to the corresponding color on the glass at their lesson time.

• Class Attire: Skaters should wear warm, comfortable clothing. Dress in layers so jackets and sweaters can be removed as the skaters warm up.

Mittens or gloves are a must. No tight jeans as they restrict movement.

• Rental skates are not available. Please make sure your skate blades are sharp and your boots fit properly. No double-blade skates are allowed.

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P.A.L.S. - PARENT AND LITTLE SKATER: This class is designed for parents and new skaters to learn basic skills together. Some of the skills included are forward marching, twofoot glides, dips, and starting backward wiggles.

3’S/4’S CLASS: This class is designed for 3 and 4 year olds who have no to little experience with ice skating. They will learn basic skills such as forward marching, two-foot glides, dips, and starting backward wiggles.

• 3’s/4’s Beginner class: This class is for 3 and 4 year olds who have very little to no ice skating experience.

• 3’s/4’s Advanced class: This class is for 3 and 4 year olds who have some to minimal ice skating experience. They should know how to do the following skills: standing up on the ice, forward marching and some backwards skating.

SNOW PLOW SAM (4-7 YEARS OLD): There are four levels in this curriculum. Once all 4 levels are passed students will advance to Basic 3. This curriculum is designed to develop the preliminary coordination and strength necessary to move on skates.

• Snow Plow Sam 1: This class is designed for kids 4-7 years old who have no to minimal ice skating experience. They will learn the following basic skills: forward marching, glides, dips, and start backwards wiggles.

• Snow Plow Sam 2: This class is designed for kids 4-7 years old who have passed Snow Plow Sam 1. They will continue to practice skills learned in SPS 1 as well as learning new skills such as: backward wiggles, swizzles and beginning snow plow stop.

• Snow Plow Sam 3: This class is designed for kids 4-7 years old who have passed Snow Plow Sam 1 and 2. Skaters will continue practicing skills from the previous levels as well as learn new skills such as: one foot glides, forward and backward swizzles, etc.

• Snow Plow Sam 4: This class is designed for kids 4-7 years old who have passed Snow Plow Sam 1, 2, and 3. Skaters will continue practicing previously learned skills as well as new skills such as: backward two foot glide, backward swizzles, rocking horse, etc.

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LEARN TO SKATE

THE BASIC SIX: These six levels introduce the fundamentals of skating moves which include forward and backward skating, stops, crossovers and turns. Upon completion of the Basic Six, skaters will have the knowledge to advance to the Free Skate Levels.

• Basic 1: This class is designed for skaters ages 4 and up with little or no skating experience.

Skaters will learn the following basic skills: forward/backward skating, swizzles, stopping, etc.

• Basic 2-3: These classes are designed for skaters who have passed Basic 1 and/or Snow Plow Sam level 4. Skaters will be evaluated the first night to determine appropriate basic skills level.

• Basic 2: Skaters will work on scooter pushes, one foot glides, moving stops, etc.

• Basic 3: Skaters will work on backward one foot glide, backward swizzles, forward slalom, etc.

• Basic 4-6: Designed for skaters who have passed Basic 3. Skaters will work on edges, crossovers, spins, stroking, etc.

• Basic 4: Skaters will practice previous skills as well as learn backward skating, turns, edges, etc.

• Basic 5: Skaters will work on crossovers, backward pumps, edges, spins, etc.

• Basic 6: Skaters will work on backward crossovers, edges, turns, spins, etc.

PRE-FREE SKATE AND FREE SKATE 1-4: Designed for figure skaters that have passed Basic 6.

• Pre-Free Skate: Skaters will work on 3-turns, edges, crossovers, and beginning spins. They must have experience and have passed the Basic Skills levels before signing up for pre-free skate.

• Free Skate 1-4: Skaters will continue practicing previously learned skills in pre-free skate. They will learn how to do spins, backward 3-turns/edges, etc.

HOCKEY TRACK (4 years and older that have passed Snow Plow Sam Level 4 or Basic 2) Designed for skaters who plan to play hockey or are currently playing hockey. Skaters will work on stronger forward and backward skating, stops, crossovers, edge work, etc. All elements will be taught without a stick or puck.

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OPEN SKATE AUGUST 1-31, 2022 DAY OF WEEK

TIME

FEE

Sunday, August 7

1:30-3pm

$6

Sunday, August 14

1:30-3pm

$6

Sunday, August 28

1:30-3pm

$6

SKIP DATE: Sunday, August 21

SEPTEMBER 7-DECEMBER 11, 2022 DAY OF WEEK

TIME

FEE

Sundays

1:30-3pm

$6

Tuesdays

11:30am-1pm

$2

7-8:30pm

$6

11:30am-1pm

$2

Wednesdays Thursdays

SKIP DATES: Wednesday, September 28 Sunday, October 2 Thursday, October 20 Wednesday, October 26

ROSEMOUNT ICE ARENA

SCHOOL VACATION DATES DATE

TIME

FEE

Friday, October 7

11:30am-1pm

$6

Thursday, October 20

11:30am-1pm

$6

Friday, October 21

11:30am-1pm

$6

Thursday, November 3

11:30am-1pm

$6

Friday, November 4

11:30am-1pm

$6

Friday, December 2

11:30am-1pm

$6

Skate Rental: The Rosemount Ice Arena does NOT have skates available for rental.

Thursday, November 3 Thursday, November 24 Sunday, November 27 Sunday, December 4

Skate with the Irish Wednesday, November 23 7-8:30pm FREE!

YOUTH OPEN HOCKEY (AGES 6 AND YOUNGER) • An informal drop-in hockey program is offered to youth (ages 6 and younger).

• Parents or chaperones may also skate but must wear a helmet.

• Pick-up games can be played.

• Teams are formed by the participants.

DAY OF WEEK

TIME

FEE

Tuesdays and Thursdays

9:30-11:30am

$2 per skater

SKIP DATES: Thursday, October 20, Thursday, November 3, Thursday, November 24

ADULT OPEN HOCKEY (AGES 18+) • Ages 18+ • Full equipment required for all skaters.

DAY OF WEEK

TIME

FEE

Tuesdays and Thursdays

7-9am

$6 per skater

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OPEN FREESTYLE AUGUST 3- SEPTEMBER 2, 2022 DAY OF WEEK

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Saturdays Sundays

TIME

FEE

6:30-9:15am (doors open at 6:30am) 10:45am-1pm

$6 per skater

9:45am-12pm

$6 per skater

8:30-10:45am

$6 per skater

SCHOOL VACATION DATES DATE

FIGURE SKATING ONLY

TIME

FEE

1:15-3:30pm

$6

Thursday, October 20

1:15-3:30pm

$6

Friday, October 21

1:15-3:30pm

$6

Friday, November 4

1:15-3:30pm

$6

Friday, October 7

SKIP DATES: 10:45am time on August 1 and August 3 9:45am time on August 20 8:30am time on August 21 10:45am time on August 29 SEPTEMBER 7-NOVEMBER 4, 2022 DAY OF WEEK

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

TIME

FEE

6:30-9am (doors open at 6:30am)

$6 per skater

SKIP DATES: Friday, November 4 NOVEMBER 7-DECEMBER 9, 2022 DAY OF WEEK

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

TIME

FEE

6:45-9am (doors open at 6:30am)

$6 per skater

SKIP DATES: Friday, November 25 Friday, December 2

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OPEN POND HOCKEY ALL AGES

Pond Hockey is for the fun and enjoyment of everyone regardless of your level of skill. There are elements of risk in the sport of hockey so use common sense, show courtesy to others, and anticipate dangerous situations before they arise.

The following guidelines are basic elements of safety and courtesy. It is understood that: • Full equipment is required for all participants.

• No checking or contact!

• You must pay, present punch card or check in prior to skating.

• Report any dangerous situations or behavior to staff immediately.

• Participants in the sport of hockey are doing so at their own risk.

• No organized drills.

• Everyone can play regardless of ability; pass the puck.

• No one likes a puck hog.

• Respect the ice.

• Please do not litter or use foul language.

• If needed, staff will split the ice into 2 groups playing side to side.

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AUGUST 1-DECEMBER 9, 2022 DATE

TIME

FEE

Friday, August 5

9:30-10:30am

$10

Friday, August 12

9:30-10:30am

$10

Friday, August 19

9:30-10:30am

$10

Friday, August 26

9:30-10:30am

$10

Friday, September 2

9:30-10:30am

$10

Friday, October 7

10:15-11:15am

$10

Thursday, October 20

10:15-11:15am

$10

Friday, October 21

10:15-11:15am

$10

Thursday, November 3

10:15-11:15am

$10

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION HOW TO REGISTER:

Five Easy Ways to register 1. Online • Go to www.rosemountmn.gov and click on Government, then Parks and Recreation.

• On the Parks and Recreation home page, click on the box “Online Registration”. You will be directed to our online registration home page.

• Click on the “Registration” tab to view available programs or • Create an account for you and all family members to register for programs.

2. By Mail • Mail your completed registration form along with full payment to: Rosemount Parks and Recreation 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount, MN 55068

3. In Person • Register at the Parks and Recreation Office in the lower level of the Community Center at 13885 South Robert Trail, Monday – Friday between the hours of 8am–4:30pm.

4. By Fax • Fax your completed registration form to: 651-322-6080.

5. Drop Box • Drop your completed registration in the drop box located outside of City Hall (2875 145th street West) or inside the Steeple Center (14375 South Robert Trail).

Registration Information: CONFIRMATION: Letters are not sent confirming your registration. Assume you are in the program you register for unless notified otherwise.

CANCELLATIONS: We reserve the right to cancel an activity if registrations are insufficient. Minimum/maximum requirements are set for each program. If an activity is cancelled, you will be notified as soon as possible and receive a full refund.

REFUND POLICY: Registration fees for programs cancelled by the Parks and Recreation Department or cancelled by the participant prior to the registration deadline will be fully refunded. Due to circumstances beyond our control, there are no refunds for certain preregistered programs.

FEE ASSISTANCE: Limited funds are available to Rosemount residents for financial assistance to participate in recreational programs. For information call 651- 322-6000.

EQUAL ACCESS OPPORTUNITY FOR PROGRAMS/SERVICES: Auxiliary aids for disabled persons wishing to participate in programs are available upon request with a minimum of 96 hours advance notice. The City will make every attempt to provide the aids; however, this may not be possible on short notice.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: The City of Rosemount is committed to the policy that all persons have equal access to its programs, facilities and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, disability, age, marital status, sexual preference or status with regard to public assistance.

DATA PRIVACY ACT: In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the Parks and Recreation Department hereby informs you that the personal information we are requesting of you and/or your child or guardian on our registration form is now considered private. Private data is available to you and to City staff who need to have this information to perform their duties, but not to the public. While you may choose to withhold this data, the consequences could be that the City’s Parks and Recreation staff may not be able to complete your registration and/or you may not receive updated program information, such as schedule changes.

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PLEASE MAIL OR DELIVER TO: Rosemount Parks and Recreation 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount, MN 55068

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REGISTRATION FORM

Name of Parent, Guardian or Adult Participant: ________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________________ City: ____________________________________ State: ________________ Zip: ___________________ Home Phone: ____________________ Cell Phone: _______________ Work Phone: __________________ E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________________________________ I, the undersigned parent, guardian or adult participant, do hereby agree to allow the individual(s) named herein to participate in the aforementioned activity(ies), and I further agree to indemnify, and hold the City harmless from and against any and all liability for any injury which may be suffered by the aforementioned individual(s) arising out of, or in any way connected with, his/her participation in this activity.

Parent, Guardian or Adult Participant ______________________________ Signature Date______________ PARTICIPANT NAME

DATE OF BIRTH (OR ADULT)

AGE

ACTIVITY AND SESSION (if applicable)

TIME

FEE

TOTAL Photograph Clause: Rosemount Parks and Recreation periodically takes pictures of participants in our classes, during special events, and in the parks.

Please be aware that these photos may be used in the City’s brochures, pamphlets, or other presentations. If you or your family members do not wish to be photographed or published, you must give us written notice.

Special Needs: (Health issues, sign language, interpreter, taped/Braille materials, transportation, etc.)

TOTAL FEES_________ Method of Payment

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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Participant #____________

n Cash

Amount $ _____________

n Credit Card

Check # or CC Auth #______________

*MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CITY OF ROSEMOUNT Charge my

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Date Received __________ Staff Initials_____________

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ADULT SPORTS MEN’S 4-ON-4 BASKETBALL (AGES 18-UP) It is time to organize your team for the 2022 Rosemount Parks and Recreation Men’s 4-on-4 Basketball League. All participants must be 18 years of age or older. Games are played at the Rosemount Community Center Gymnasium on Wednesday evenings beginning September 7, 2022. The league fee is $104. Interested teams should register online.

WHO: WHEN:

Ages 18+ Wednesday evenings beginnng September 7, 2022 WHERE: Rosemount Community Center LEAGUE FEE: $104

Adult Walking

“STEP OUT AND WALK ABOUT” THE COMMUNITY CENTER (ADULTS)

Adults of all agesand are invited to “walk about” the “Step Out Walk About” the Com Community Center. Maintain your walking proCommunity Center Hallways: gram all year ‘round, rain or shine, heat or sleet.Monda Weather is no longer an excuse! Walking maps on scheduled events) are available at the Parks and Recreation Office located on the lower level of the Rosemount Community Gymnasium: Mon Community Center,Center 13885 South Robert Trail.

WHEN: Monday-Friday TIME: 8am-4:30pm* WHERE: Community Center Hallways

Adults of all ages are invited to “walk *Evening hours depend on scheduled events walking program all year ‘round, rain WHEN: Monday-Friday excuse!

Walking maps are available TIME: 8-9am WHERE: Community Gymnasium lower level ofCenter the Rosemount Comm GYM SKIP DATES: August 16-30 September 5 September 19 October 14 October 21

November 8 November 11 November 24 December 13

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OLDER ADULT TRIPS HARMONY AMISH TRIP This trip will start off with lunch at the Branding Iron restaurant in Preston. There will be a choice of seafood, pork or chicken from the group menu, along with a potato, salad, bread and a beverage. After lunch we will head to the tiny village of Harmony. Harmony’s Amish community is the largest in Minnesota and is strictly “Old Order” Amish. A local guide will escort us into the beautiful rolling countryside, where we may see Amish farmers working in the fields or moving about in their buggies. We will hear about their extraordinary way of life, their beliefs and lifestyles with no cars, telephones, electricity or WHEN: DEPART:

Tuesday, October 11 8:45am from the Rosemount Community Center (south entrance) RETURN: 5:15pm (approximately) to the Rosemount Community Center FEE: $83 per person REGISTER BY: Monday, September 12

OZARK JUBILEE This trip will take us to the Treasure Island Event Center where we will enjoy lunch and a show in the ballroom. The menu includes an entrée, vegetable, bread, beverage and a dessert.

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other modern conveniences. Stops will be made where you can purchase some specialty crafted items, homemade goods, and bakery items (cash only).

WHEN: DEPART:

Wednesday, November 16 10:15am from the Rosemount Community Center (south entrance) RETURN: 5:15pm (approximately) to the Rosemount Community Center FEE: $90 per person REGISTER BY: Monday, October 10 music you will hear. Enjoy his stories about some of the legendary artists he has performed with.

He will salute comedians of yesteryears such as Archie Campbell, String Bean and Minnie Pearl.

Enjoy this holiday musical event with the sounds of laughter, bluegrass, gospel, country and traditional Christmas music.

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OLDER ADULT TRIPS WHEN: DEPART:

Thursday, December 8 3:15pm from the Rosemount Community Center (south entrance) RETURN: 8pm (approximately) to the Rosemount Community Center FEE: $85 per person REGISTER BY: Monday, November 7 door light displays, featuring flowers, nature and winter fun, on an accessible walkway that is just over a halfmile. Warm up midway through the walk at a bonfire and roast marshmalWINTER LIGHTS AT THE ARBORETUM lows over the fire -- s’mores packages Start this winter adventure with a wonderful dinner at Axel’s Restaurant in Chanhassen. You will have a choice of will be for sale. In the past ice sculpa small sirloin or the signature walleye with Axel’s famous tures have been a part of the display. popover, salad, beans, mashed potatoes, a petite dessert Embrace all that a Minnesota winter has to offer -- dress for the weather! and beverage. After dinner we will visit the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s large-scale light installation that il- Inside the Oswald Visitor Center, you’ll luminates after dark with outdoor and indoor installations. find festive decor, the Arboretum’s Gift & Garden Store and refreshments (on At the Winter Lights display, get outside and enjoy the crisp, fresh air of a winter evening, as you experience out- own) for sale.

LANDMARK TOURS TRAVEL SHOW Are you ready to explore the world again?

I know we are! Join Landmark Tours to learn more about our fantastic group travel opportunities.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Wednesday, October 26 10am Steeple Center, Room 200 FREE Wednesday, October 19

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OLDER ADULTS SPECIAL EVENTS CARFIT

All programs for older adults are held at the Rosemount Steeple Center, 14375 South Robert Trail, unless otherwise noted. In addition to all of the scheduled activities and programs at the Steeple Center, we also encourage people to just stop in!

There is always coffee brewing in the beautiful lobby area, and we have a fully stocked game cabinet with card and board games, a book and puzzle exchange and more!

CarFit is a community educational program through AAA, AARP and AOTA (American Occupational Therapy Association) that offers older adults the opportunity to check how well their personal vehicles “fit” them. At a CarFit event, a team of trained technicians and/or health professionals work with each participant to ensure they “fit” their vehicle properly for maximum comfort

GRANDPARENT & ME TEA You are cordially invited to our special Grandparent & Me Tea. Dress for the occasion! Make some fun memories with your grandchild (or other significant child in your life) with crafts, games, and a photo booth.

We will serve a variety of teas and juices, yummy appetizers, and fun fancy desserts. We will have teacups available, but

GRANDPARENT & ME WORKSHOP You are invited to our special Grandparent & Me Workshop event. Make some fun memories with your grandchild (or other significant child in your life) with a take home DIY construction project, games, yummy snacks, and a photo booth. Ages 4-8 with an adult.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Thursday, October 20 10-11:30am Steeple Center, Assembly Hall $20/couple, $5/extra person Thursday, October 6

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WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

Wednesday, September 21 1-4pm Erickson Park 14115 Brazil Ave. FREE

FEE: REGISTER BY: Wednesday, September 14 and safety, looking at things such as placement of seat, seat belt, wheel, head restraint, mirrors and more. A CarFit check takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. Please select an appointment time while registering.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE:

Thursday, October 20 2-3:30pm Steeple Center, Assembly Hall $20/couple $5/extra person

REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 6

please feel free to bring your own if you would like. Ages 4-8 with an adult.

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OLDER ADULTS SPEAKER SERIES

AGING HAPPILY

FALLS PREVENTION This presentation will help you learn tips on how to stay safe in your home and prevent falls, understand the importance of fall prevention for older adults and learn ways to reduce your risk for falls such as through light exercise. Intended for older adults, caregivers, and others interested in staying safe at home. Presented by Dakota County Pubic Health.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Wednesday, October 5 2pm Steeple Center, Room 200 FREE Wednesday, September 28

Getting older can be stressful, but understanding your body’s changes can help ease your mind.

Discover ways to boost your physical, emotional, and spiritual health so you can live a healthier and happier life. Presented by Humana.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Wednesday, October 19 10am Steeple Center, Room 202 FREE Wednesday, October 12

COOKING FOR ONE When you’re only cooking for one or two, it’s easy to fall into a food rut and wonder if it’s even worth the extra effort. But don’t sell yourself short! Home cooking—no matter the size of your household—is important and many times, the best way to nourish your body with healthy foods. Presented by Humana.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

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OLDER ADULTS

SENIOR DRIVER IMPROVEMENT These classroom-driving courses will provide you with a certificate that by state law permits a reduction in your insurance premiums. The certificate is good for three years!

8-Hour Program: Drivers over 55 are eligible to receive a 10% discount on their auto insurance upon completion of this program. This 8-hour program offers a learning experience for participants by providing instruction from a certified professional who uses the most up-to-date research in the field.

Topics covered include but are not limited to: visual scanning techniques, steering techniques, antilock brake systems, airbag safety and new vehicle technology.

WHEN:

Wednesday and Thursday September 28-29 TIME: 5:30-9:30pm WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200 FEE: $28 per person REGISTER BY: Thursday, September 22 4-Hour Refresher Program: This 4-hour refresher is open to anyone who has taken an 8-hour course within the last three years. Participants of all 8-hour courses are welcome. This course has demonstrated a reduction in accidents and traffic violations and is designed to meet the needs of the mature driver. Topics reviewed include but are not limited to: visual scanning techniques, antilock brake systems, airbag safety and new vehicle technology.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

Wednesday, October 5 9am-1pm Steeple Center, Room 200 $24 per person Wednesday, September 28

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YOGA – 50+ Join certified instructors Stacey Popp (Tuesdays) and Lori Kampa (Thursdays) for this 50+ Yoga class. Proper breathing and gentle postures will be taught to enhance physical strength and mobility. Chairs are available and can be used to adapt poses for your comfort. The class environment will help promote peaceful, joyful and healthy individuals. Participants are encouraged to bring their own mats.

WHEN: Tuesdays or Thursdays TIME: 1-2pm WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200 FEE: $26/session (4 classes) REGISTER BY: 1 Week Prior to Session Start TUESDAY CLASSES Session 9: September 6-27 Session 10: October 4-25 Session 11: November 1-22 Session 12: December 6-27 THURSDAY CLASSES Session 9: September 8-29 Session 10: October 6-27 Session 11: November 3-December 1 (skip November 24) Session 12: December 8-29

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CRAFT CLUB Please join the Craft Club every third Tuesday afternoon of the month. All projects will be completed in about 2 hours and if you think you might need a little help, a facilitator will be available to lend a hand. Supplies and tools will be provided. If you like crafting and a little conversation, this is the club for you! Please note that pictures are examples only; actual projects will vary.

AUGUST 16

SEPTEMBER 20

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGISTER BY:

AUGUST 16: Fall Wood Bead Garland SEPTEMBER 20: Pebble Art OCTOBER 18: Rustic Fall Placemats NOVEMBER 15: Decoupage Holiday Trees DECEMBER 20: Cranberry Holiday Centerpiece

OCTOBER 18

CAPONI ART PARK WORKSHOP— SEED MOSAICS Every year the Minnesota State Fair showcases seed mosaics created by artists from all over the state. In our seed mosaic workshop, participants will continue this great tradition by creating their own works of seed art. Participants will learn about the history and techniques of mosaic art

3rd Tuesdays 1pm Steeple Center, Room 202 $6/session ($9 for June project) 1 Week Prior

NOVEMBER 15

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE: REGSITER BY:

DECEMBER 20

Wednesday, August 31 1:30-3pm Steeple Center, Room 202 $12 Wednesday, August 24

and create a design of their own! Presented by Caponi Art Park.

VOLUNTEER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE A new community group has recently started to support volunteering around Rosemount.

Check out the new website, www.volunteerrrosemount.com, a one-stop shop where you can find a wide variety of volunteering opportunities in Rosemount.

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HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING Medicare, with all its changes, can be very complicated, but you don’t have to let it complicate your life! Meet with a Health Insurance Counselor from Trellis who can assist with: • Understanding the basics of Medicare and Medical Assistance • Choosing a Medicare supplement • Choosing a Medicare Part D plan • Processing of Medicare and Medical Assistance claims • Assisting with health insurance forms WHEN: First Mondays • Exploring ways to lower TIME: 1-4pm prescription drug costs WHEN: Third Tuesdays Appointments ae required.

TIME: 9am-12pm Visit https://trellisconnects.org/ WHERE: Steeple Center, get-help/medicare/ (preferred) or Conference Room call the Senior LinkAge Line at FEE: FREE! 1-800-333-2433 to schedule.

Cub Pharmacy staff will be on site to administer flu vaccinations.

They will have many vaccines available, including Flu-Quad, and a High Dose flu vaccine for those over age 65. These are covered

by Medicare Part B and most insurance plans, so please bring your cards.

Tuesday, October 4 10-11:30am Steeple Center Lobby

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS A nurse from The Rosemount Senior Living will be at the Steeple Center the first Tuesday of each month to do free blood pressure checks!

WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE:

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Skip the theater prices and come enjoy a free movie presentation with your friends at the Steeple Center! Closed captioning will be turned on.

AUGUST 22: “Jerry & Marge Go Large” SEPTEMBER 26: “CODA” OCTOBER 24 : “Dog” NOVEMBER 28: “Belfast” No Movie in December

FLU SHOTS

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

FREE MOVIE MONDAYS

WHEN: Fourth Mondays TIME: 1pm WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200 FEE: FREE!

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OLDER ADULTS SOCIAL GROUPS & CLUBS

STEEPLE CENTER BOOK CLUB

NEEDLEWORK GROUP

Calling all book lovers! We are partnering up with the Robert Trail Library to offer a book club right here at the Steeple Center. There is no cost, and no need to register. Just come on in and join the discussion!

TITLES: AUGUST 19: The Seed Keeper

by Diane Wilson SEPTEMBER 16: Once There Were Wolves

by Charlotte McConaghy OCTOBER 21: The Tiger Mom’s Tale

by Lyn Liao Butler NOVEMBER 18: The Street by Ann Petry DECEMBER 16: Mrs. Mohr Goes Missing

by Maryla Szymiczkov

Calling all knitting and crocheting enthusiasts!

Get together with others who share your hobby for this fun social group. Bring your own tools and supplies but share your ideas, creativity and skill with others!

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

Third Fridays 10am Steeple Center, Room 200

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

Mondays 1-3:30pm Steeple Center, Lobby

WOODCARVING CLUB The Woodcarving Club at the Steeple Center is a social group, without formal instruction. Get together with others who share your hobby and learn from each other! Please bring your own tools, supplies, and patterns and some to share if you choose.

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

Mondays and Fridays 9am-12pm Steeple Center, Room 202

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OLDER ADULTS QUILTING CLUB Do you have an interest in quilting or sewing?

If so, you need to check out the Quilting Group at the Steeple Center! This is a social learning group, and all skill levels are welcome! Participants are asked to bring their own supplies and projects. This provides an environment to work on those projects in the company of others with a common hobby. Help spread the word and bring in your quilting friends!

OPEN PAINTING SESSIONS Do you enjoy watercolor or acrylic painting? Join others who share your interest on the 1st, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month in Room 202 at the Steeple Center! These social gatherings are open painting sessions, and participants are asked to bring their own supplies. All ability levels are welcome, and participants are encouraged to share their skills in a non-structured setting. Come join in on the fun!

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

First and third Wednesdays 12:30-3:30pm Steeple Center, Room 202

First, second and fourth Tuesdays 10am-3pm Steeple Center, Room 202

DOCUMENTARY DISCUSSION GROUP Do you every watch a great documentary and have the need to talk about it with someone?

Then this is the group for you! We will watch the films together with discussion of the subject matter immediately following the screening.

SEPTEMBER 14: “A Most Beautiful Thing” OCTOBER 12: “Bikes of Wrath” NOVEMBER 9: “Aretha Franklin-Amazing Grace” WHEN: TIME: WHERE: FEE:

WHEN: TIME: WHERE:

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“A Most Beautiful Thing” follows the story of the first African American public high school rowing team in the United States. Formed in the 1990s at Manley High School and based in Chicago’s West Side, the team was made up of young men, many of whom were members of rival gangs.

“The Bikes of Wrath” is about five Aussie friends who attempt to cycle from Oklahoma to California in honor of John Steinbeck’s classic novel The Grapes of Wrath. They follow the same route that farmers took during the Dust Bowl Migration of the 1930s.

“Amazing Grace” stars Aretha Franklin recording her 1972 live gospel album of the same name.

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SENIORS

The Rosemount Area Seniors conduct their programs at the Rosemount Steeple Center, 14375 South Robert Trail, unless another location is specified.

WEEKLY CARDS AND GAMES Join us for cards and games in Room 100 at the Rosemount Steeple Center.

Everyone is welcome to play!

BRIDGE: MONDAYS, 9am 500 MONDAYS, 12:30pm BID EUCHRE TUESDAYS, 9am HEARTS 1ST & 3RD TUESDAYS, 1pm HAND AND FOOT 2ND & 4TH TUESDAYS, 1pm CANASTA WEDNESDAYS, 10am DOMINOES 2ND WEDNESDAY, 1pm BINGO 3RD WEDNESDAY, 1pm CARD BINGO 4TH WEDNESDAY, 1pm CRIBBAGE THURSDAYS, 9am DOUBLE PINOCHLE THURSDAYS, 12:30pm EUCHRE FRIDAYS, 9am

500 TOURNAMENT Players of ALL AGES are welcome!

The cost is $1 for prize money.

Registration begins at 6:45pm.

Play begins at 7pm sharp in Room 100 at the Steeple Center.

WHEN: Friday, October 21 TIME: 7pm WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 100 FEE: $1 for prize money

MONTHLY LUNCHEONS 11:30am LUNCHEON 12:30pm ENTERTAINMENT Join us on the first Tuesday of the month for a membership meeting, delicious lunch catered by House of Coates, and entertainment! Monthly luncheons are held in Assembly Hall at the Steeple Center. Pre-registration and payment are required at least one week prior to the Luncheon and can be dropped off at the Steeple Center in the Rosemount Area Seniors drop box. Please refer to the News from the Steeple Center monthly newsletter, available online or at the Steeple Center, for specific menu and entertainment listings.

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WHAT IS RAAC? THE ROSEMOUNT AREA ARTS COUNCIL! Building & strengthening our community through the arts.

The Rosemount Area Arts Council (RAAC) offers fun, affordable events for the whole family right here in Rosemount. There’s something offered for everyone. Many events are free! Join us and help build Rosemount’s reputation for local arts and entertainment. Our primary goals are to enhance the vitality of our community, to meet new people and make new friends, to support the artists in our community, and to have lots and lots of fun! Everyone is always welcome!

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE! Looking for great entertainment for you and your family – right here in Rosemount? Check out the Rosemount Area Arts Council (RAAC)! We offer a wide range of fun, affordable events all year long. There are concerts (Bluegrass, Jazz and Tribute bands), plays, classes, adult and student art displays and artist receptions, PhDs & UFOs group, Country Faire, writing classes, and so much more! Check our website for up-to-date information: www.RosemountArts.com.

BECOME A MEMBER OR RENEW ONLINE: It’s easy – go to www.RosemountArts.com and sign up.

VOLUNTEER IN YOUR COMMUNITY! RAAC is a 100% volunteer-operated organization. If you would like to be among them, please contact us at RosemountArts@gmail.com. Volunteers attend the event for free.

JOIN A PROGRAM PLANNING COMMITTEE! Email RosemountArts@gmail.com for more information.

WEDNESDAYS: COFFEE/HOT CHOCOLATE & CHATS AT MORNING GLORY If you’d like to learn more and meet RAAC members, just drop in at Morning Glory Bakery and Cafe on Highway 3 on any Wednesday morning between 8 and 9:30am. You are always welcome.

STEEPLE CENTER BOX OFFICE HOURS Purchase tickets with cash or check to avoid a service fee.

Mondays 10am-12 Noon, Tuesdays 9 -11 am, Thursdays 1-3 pm.

RAAC Reporter Catch up with the latest RAAC news with our monthly newsletter.

PHDs AND UFOS (Projects Half Done and Unfinished Objects) Bring your unfinished handwork projects and spend the afternoon among fellow crafters. This is a free event held every Thursday from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm.

DONATE RAAC is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our work is funded by grants, income from events, memberships, and donations. If you would like to donate to us, please send a check to P.O. Box 409, Rosemount 55068. Or to donate by credit card, go to www.RosemountArts.com. We’ll put your donation to good use.

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ROSEMOUNT AREA ARTS COUNCIL Here’s What’s Happening with RAAC this Fall!

SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING EVENTS Old Hams by Bob Rinfret A presentation by RAAC’s senior theater group, the Second Act Players, directed by Faye Heffele, August 2022, at the Steeple Center Plot: The Davis Home for Actors, Musicians and Singers is a 1920s manor in 21st century California. The owner has died leaving the older performers in a terrible predicament. Performances: 6pm, Thursday, August 18, 2022; 7pm, Friday, August 19, 2022; 2pm and 7pm, Saturday, August 20, 2022. Livestream, 7pm, Friday, August 19, 2022.

Free Fallin’ Tom Petty Tribute Concert, 7pm, Friday, September 9, 2022, at the Steeple Center Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are one of the biggest chart toppers in rock and roll history, amassing dozens of hits and sold-out shows over four decades.

Country Faire 10am- 4 pm, Saturday, September 17, 2022, at the Steeple Center Join us for an old-time faire on the grounds of the Steeple Center and in the assembly hall. There will be a variety of artists’ work from photography to painting. Woodcarvers will demonstrate and sell their craft. Authors will be signing and selling their books from a variety of genres. Live music outside on the lawn. Food trucks.

Steam Machine Old Time Bluegrass Music Bluegrass concert, 7pm, Friday, September 30, 2022 at the Steeple Center Steam Machine is a bluegrass/old time music group, led by fiddler, AJ Srubas and Twin Cities old time music/dance instigator, Rina Rossi, with the support of other gifted musicians. They combine powerful fiddling with rolling banjo and rhythm backup.

Let’s Murder Marsha by Monk Ferris A presentation by Rosemount’s Community Theater group, The Front Porch Players, directed by Keith Reed, November 2022, at the Steeple Center Plot: A colossal misunderstanding begets even more misunderstanding. Full of double-talk and near misses, this fast-paced comedy will have you cackling.

Performances: Fridays, November 11 & 18, 7pm; Saturdays, November 12 & 19, 2pm and 7pm.

Girls Night Out, a Tribute to the Superstar Women of Country Concert, 7pm, Friday, October 28, 2022, at the Steeple Center This group is comprised of accomplished musicians and vocalists in the Twin Cities, and they put on a show that is sure to tickle your fancy! Be ready to sing along and generally enjoy yourself when you take in this RAAC’s traditional Veterans Day Concert Gus Sent Me, country band, 7pm, Friday, November 4, 2022, at the Steeple Center RAAC continues its annual salute to veterans and active duty service members and spouses with this free concert. In addition, tickets will be available for purchase for those who support our vets.

Community Tree Lighting Steeple Center, 6pm, Saturday, November 26, 2022 This traditional lighting is for the whole family. The mayor will speak then select a special member of the audience to light the tree, Carolers will sing, then cookies and juice will be served inside the Steeple Center.

Christmas at the Steeple Center Saturday, Dec 3, 2022, at 2 and 7pm.

Music, one-act plays, dancers, and comedy routines are always part of the action.

Go to rosemountarts.com for tickets.

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COMMUNITY CENTER CONSIDER THE ROSEMOUNT COMMUNITY CENTER FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT! Feel free to contact us when planning a wedding reception, anniversary party, birthday party, baby shower, quinceanera, team banquet/party, dance recital, holiday party, graduation party, meeting, workshop, conference, seminar, fundraiser, or any event. We strive to provide you with the best service in selecting the proper venue for any occasion. For more information please visit the City of Rosemount website at www.rosemountmn.gov, or call the Rental Coordinator at (651) 322-6002.

BANQUET HALL: This reasonably priced yet elegant room provides a large wooden dance floor, built-in stage, audio visual system, overhead screen, outdoor enclosed patio with fire pit, and catering kitchen. This space is a must see when searching for your next events location! Seated capacity is 300.

AUDITORIUM: This theatre style seating venue provides excellent acoustics for seminars, conferences, recitals, ceremonies and concerts. Room includes stage with curtain, audio visual system, and overhead screen. Capacity is 350. Stop by and check out this great space!

MEETING ROOMS: Each of our meeting rooms seats up to 24 people. Three of the meeting rooms feature dividers to allow up to 72 people. All rooms have large whiteboards. Hold your next meeting here!

GYM: A well-ventilated multi-use gymnasium with a maximum capacity of 500. A great space for additional practice time, trade shows, or kid’s birthday parties!

CONTACT ROSEMOUNT PARKS AND RECREATION FOR INFORMATION: WWW.ROSEMOUNTMN.GOV 651-322-6002 MARK.VANYO@ROSEMOUNTMN.GOV

FARMERS’ MARKET This summer you may notice that a Farmers’ Market has “cropped up” in Rosemount! The St. Paul Farmers’ Market will be in the Rosemount Community Center parking lot every Tuesday through September 27, from 1-5pm. More information is available by calling the Farmers’ Market Hotline at 651-227-8101 or info@stpaulfarmersmarket.com.

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STEEPLE CENTER Come check out the Steeple Center!

The facility is open Mondays-Thursdays, 8:30am-3:30pm and Fridays from 8:30am12pm, with evenings and weekends dependent on scheduled events and activities. The facility features a lobby area with a beautiful fireplace, gorgeous floor to ceiling windows and café-style seating, which is open to the general public. It is a great place to stop in for a cup of coffee, play a card or board game with a friend from our fully stocked game cabinet, or meet new people!

The Steeple Center is home to the Rosemount Area Seniors and all senior programming (see pages 24-31 for more information), as well as many programs and events hosted by the Rosemount Area Arts Council.

Steeple Center 14375 South Robert Trail Rosemount 55068

In addition, the Steeple Center is an ideal facility for your next meeting, event, fundraiser, party, wedding ceremony or reception.

Assembly Hall seats 192 with tables and chairs or 204 in theatre style rows. The new addition features a full catering kitchen, conference room, and three large multi-purpose rooms perfect for programs, meetings, seminars, and small events. This beautifully updated space offers a variety of options, making it the perfect rental option for any celebration or gathering.

Rosemount Parks and Recreation is now accepting reservations for 2023, so contact us today!

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PARKS PARK RESERVATIONS (SHELTER RENTALS)

We have great sites for picnics and parties!

Do you need a site for a family picnic or birthday party? Open and enclosed park shelters in the City of Rosemount can be reserved for a nominal fee. Open shelters can be reserved by residents for $32 plus tax per day ($53 plus tax for nonresidents). Enclosed shelters are $84 plus tax per day for residents ($137 plus tax for nonresidents). To reserve your spot, please call the Parks and Recreation Department at 651-322-6011.

Highlights of Park Rules • No glass containers are permitted in the parks.

• Consumption of alcoholic beverages is allowed with a special permit in parks with shelters only.

• Motorized vehicles are prohibited in the parks outside of the parking lot areas.

• Dogs or other animals must be on a leash no longer than six feet.

• All persons in control of an animal on park property shall always have in their possession, an apparatus which can be used for cleaning up feces and/or a bag for proper disposal of feces. The person in control of the animal is responsible for picking up his/her animal’s feces and proper disposal.

• Charcoal fires permitted in barbecue grills only. No wood fires are allowed.

• Golfing is not allowed in any of the Rosemount City parks.

• All areas surrounding organized youth activities in City-owned parks are to remain tobacco free while youth are present.

PARK FACILITIES AND AMENITIES Brockway Disc Golf Course The Brockway Park disc golf course is located on the site of the old Brockway Golf Course at the corner of Highway 3 and Connemara Trail. The nine-hole disc course features rolling hills and mature oak trees. The course plays 2,915 feet from the back tees and 1,875 feet from the forward tees.

Parking is provided on the north side of the course along Bronze Parkway.

Skate Park The Rosemount Skate Park is located just north of the Rosemount Community Center in Schwarz Pond Park at 13787 Dodd Blvd. The most convenient access to the skate park is south on Dodd Blvd from Connemara Trail. This facility is intended for use by skate boarders, in-line skaters and BMX bikers of all abilities. The hours of operation are 6am to 10pm. Users of the skate park are strongly encouraged to wear helmets, kneepads and other protective gear while enjoying the facilities. There is no charge for use of the skate park.

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PARKS Amphitheater Planning a special event or party for your family or business? Rent the amphitheater at Central Park and add entertainment for an event to remember. The tiered seating can accommodate up to 2000 people.

Call 651-322-6011 for more information.

Splash Pad The Splash Pad is located at Central Park at 2875 145th Street West. You will find it is a great way to cool off in the summer’s heat! There is no charge to visit the splash pad and it offers a variety of age appropriate water spray features that will keep kids of all ages smiling while staying cool. There is plenty of shade near the pad under the sun shelter and the indoor restrooms are available at the Central Park shelter.

Tennis Courts Tennis courts can be found in Erickson Park at 14115 Brazil Avenue. The City of Rosemount built 4 new courts with the help of a grant from the United States Tennis Association (USTA). The courts are equipped with lights for night time play. Courts can also be found at Bloomfield, Charlies and Claret parks Ga Ga Pits Ga Ga Pits are located at Camfield and Greystone Parks. Gaga ball is a game somewhat like dodgeball but played with a foam ball, and in an octagonal court or gaga pit. The game combines dodging, striking, running, and jumping, with the object of being the last person standing. Players hit the ball at each other with their hands and are eliminated if the ball strikes them on or below the knee. The game can be played by a group of individual players or with teams, as well as in one-on-one matches. Give it a try this summer!

Zip Lines Zip lines can be found at Ailesbury and Schwarz Pond Parks.

Hammocks Hammock Use in City Parks – Hammocks are okay to use in City parks and the City actually encourages people to find a spot to hang out. Often our City parks have mature trees that can be used to attach your “mock” to or you can also use the poles of a small sun shelter or playground to tie up to. This summer the City will be looking at adding places to hang a hammock in parks.

NATURE BASED PLAY Schwarz Pond Natural playgrounds help children to develop other beneficial behaviors in addition to physical skills.

These behaviors include social skills, cooperation, and the ability to solve problems. In addition, natural playgrounds stimulate a child’s imagination and creativity.

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13885 S. Robert Trail Rosemount, MN 55068

ECRWSS Residential Customer

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 4-9PM CENTRAL PARK, 2893 145TH STREET WEST

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ANNUAL

ROSEMOUNT FALL FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL

2 BANDS! Distilled — 4-5:30pm Critical Mass — 6-9pm

Food Trucks! Beer Tent! Live Music! Family Friendly!

For further information please contact Rosemount Parks & Recreation at 651-322-6000.