Experience PRL Summer 2025 Magazine

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PRL Mission, Vision, Values

PRL’s mission and vision clearly define the role we play in the community. Our values reflect our beliefs and guide how we perform as a team.

Our Mission

To enhance lives and the community by providing exceptional experiences.

Our Vision

To be the leader in creating a healthy community through progressive, sustainable and memorable experiences.

Our Values

• Diversity & Inclusion

Our differences are our strength and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone can bring their full self to work.

• Excellence

We take pride in our work and strive to achieve exceptional results.

• Fun & Celebration

We celebrate our successes and have fun along the way.

• Innovation

We encourage new ideas, seek creative ways to solve problems, take strategic risks and learn from our mistakes.

• Integrity

We are honest, trustworthy and accountable for our actions. We do the right thing, even when no one is looking.

• Learning

We foster a culture of continuous improvement and encourage both personal and professional growth.

• Respect

We treat all people with dignity. We communicate thoughtfully, value relationships and trust one another.

• Safety

We place safety first, in everything we do.

• Sustainability

We make decisions that are good for people and the planet. We are responsible stewards of the fiscal, human, physical and environmental resources entrusted to us.

• Teamwork

We know our impact is always greater when we work together towards a common goal.

PARKS, RECREATION & LIBRARIES

Customer Service Locations

(916) 772 –PLAY parksandrec@roseville.ca.us

Adventure Club/Administration

adventureclub@roseville.ca.us

316 Vernon Street, Suite 400 Roseville, CA 95678

Mahany Fitness Center

mahanyfitnesscenter@roseville.ca.us 1545 Pleasant Grove Boulevard Roseville, CA 95747

Maidu Community Center

maiducc@roseville.ca.us 1550 Maidu Drive Roseville, CA 95661

Aquatics

(916) 772 –PLAY aquatics@roseville.ca.us

Johnson Pool

100 D Street Roseville, CA 95678

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

10210 Fairway Drive (behind Nugget Market) Roseville, CA 95678

Roseville Aquatics Complex

3051 Woodcreek Oaks Boulevard Roseville, CA 95747

Libraries

(916) 774 –5221 library@roseville.ca.us

Downtown Library

225 Taylor Street Roseville, CA 95678

Maidu Library 1530 Maidu Drive Roseville, CA 95661

Martha Riley Community Library 1501 Pleasant Grove Boulevard Roseville, CA 95747

Learning Centers

Maidu Museum & Historic Site (916) 774 –5934 maidumuseum@roseville.ca.us 1970 Johnson Ranch Drive Roseville, CA 95661

Roseville Utility Exploration Center (916) 746 –1550 RUEC@roseville.ca.us 1501 Pleasant Grove Boulevard Roseville, CA 95747

Golf Courses

Diamond Oaks Golf Course (916) 771–GOLF 349 Diamond Oaks Rd Roseville, CA 95678

Woodcreek Golf Club (916) 771–GOLF 5880 Woodcreek Oaks Roseville, CA 95747

REFUND POLICY

FULL REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN TO CANCELLATION REQUESTS RECEIVED FIVE (5) BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO THE FIRST CLASS. *exclusions apply, ask for details

SPECIAL EVENTS

Fun Run

Join us at the Crime Stoppers “Run Crime Out of Roseville” fun run. Race starts in Vernon Street Town Square. For more information visit runcrimeoutofroseville.com.

Time for a Parade

The parade begins at 9:00am at the Vernon/Douglas/Riverside intersection, continuing down Vernon, right on Lincoln Street and right on Park Drive. Be sure to arrive early to get your preferred viewing spot.

Royer Park Fun

Stay for the fun after the parade in Royer Park starting at 10:00am. Enjoy live music while kids have fun with various games and activities. Food is available for purchase.

Fireworks

Join us @the Grounds for fireworks. Gates open at 4:00pm and the show begins at approximately 9:30pm. Free admission, but $15 for parking. Parking is limited so carpooling is highly encouraged.

For more information visit: roseville.ca.us/events

Summer Fun At The Museum

Discover all the amazing history around you and learn about the Nisenan Maidu who called this place home for thousands of years.

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Time-Travel Thursdays

All ages

Discover Roseville's rich history as the homeland of the Nisenan Maidu people, who lived in the area for thousands of years. Start with a docent-led museum tour, then embark on a scavenger hunt for a chance to win a prize. Afterward, enjoy a self-guided walk through the historic site to explore ancient rock carvings and bedrock mortars. Free for museum members & children under 2. Reservations and parent/ guardian participation required.

Fee: $7 / 0 Museum Members

Thu • 10:00–11:00am

6/12 • 16728

6/26 • 16736

7/10 • 16737

7/24 • 16738

8/7 • 16739

8/21 • 16740

Family Open Mic Night

All ages

Welcoming performers of all ages to share their talents, whether it's music poetry or comedy. Celebrate creativity and community while connecting with local artists and families.

Fee: $15 per performer

Fri • 6:00–8:00pm

8/1 • 16758

Become A Maidu Museum Member!

Campfires

All ages

Listen to Native American stories and roast marshmallows around the campfire at the outdoor amphitheater. Make memories, enjoy great stories and tasty treats with the whole family. Museum admission included, children under 2 are free. Gates open at 7:00pm. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program.

Fee: $11 / 9 Museum Members

Fri • 7:30–8:30pm

6/20 • 16729

7/18 • 16730

8/15 • 16731

Rock Art Mysteries Tour

All ages

Embark on a captivating flashlight tour examining thousand year old rock carvings. Special lighting brings out carved details that are only visible during this tour. Come and see rare rock art like never before. Flashlight is recommended but not required. Wear closedtoe shoes. Program not recommended for children under 6, children under 2 are free. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program.

Fee: $11 / 9 Museum Members

Fri • 9:00–9:45pm

6/20 • 16732

7/18 • 16733

8/15 • 16734

A Maidu Museum & Historic Site membership can open up a whole new world. Your membership dues go directly to help protect this unique museum and the historic site hidden in the heart of Roseville.

Why become a member?

• Support education

• Save money

• Protect local history

• Because we can’t do it without you!

For more information on individual and family memberships, call (916) 774-5934 or visit roseville.ca.us/museum.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Tot Tuesday On The Square

Ages: 5 & under

Enjoy a weekly play date with us in the Vernon Street Town Square. Get active with fun games, creative art and crafts, bubble blowing and water fun in the spray ground (activities change each week). Don't forget sunscreen and a towel. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program.

Fee: $5 per session or $15 for all 4 weeks

Location: Vernon Street Town Square

Tue • 10:00–11:00am

6/2–6/30 (weather permitting)

Blaster Blitz

All ages

Grab the fam and get ready for an epic foam dart battle. Enjoy music, vendors, food and a variety of challenges leading to the coolest showdown around. This event is designed for families to compete together. Space is limited, so don't miss out!

Location: Mahany All Weather Field

Sat • 6/7 • 10:00am-1:00pm

Food Truck Mania

Come out to Vernon Street and enjoy the monthly mobile food event on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Mobile food trucks are coordinated by SactoMoFo and are the best in the area.

Location: Vernon Street Town Square

2nd Thu • 5:00–8:00pm 6/12, 7/10, 8/14

Family Field Day

All ages

Looking for summer fun for the whole family?

Come out to the Mahany All-Weather Field for Field Day featuring football, baseball, soccer and track inspired activities. Come in your family uniforms to represent your team!

Location: Mahany Park

Sat • 6/21 • 9:00–11:00am

Concerts On The Square

On the third Saturday, from June–September come to the Square to hear great music! Gates open at 6:30pm so come on down and enjoy some tasty food truck grub, visit the beer garden and claim your space for the show. Nightly cabana rentals available for an extra fee. To reserve visit roseville.ca.us/events.

Free

Location: Vernon Street Town Square

3rd Sat • 7:30–9:30pm

6/21

• Which One's Pink (Pink Floyd)

7/19 • Matchbox Twenty Too (Matchbox Twenty)

8/16 • Pyromania (Def Leppard)

9/20 • Journey Revisited (Journey)

Chalk Your Walk

Join us for a morning chalk-full of fun! Explore an art gallery showcasing artists of all ages, enjoy hands-on art projects, live music, games and a sidewalk chalk contest. Plus, grab your Chalk Your Walk Kit (optional, $10 fee) for athome fun. Kits includes chalk, stencils, a yard sign and family activities. Let your sidewalks sparkle with color!

Free

Location: Vernon Street Town Square

Sat • 7/26 • 10:00am–12:00pm

FRIDAY FLICKS

Grab a blanket, lawn chair and the family and come to the Square to enjoy watching a movie under the stars. Light refreshments available for purchase. Movie shown with closed-captioning for the hearing impaired. Weather-permitting.

Location: Vernon Street Town Square

Pre-Party:

Sonic 3

Ages: 3+

Gear up and dash over to the Sonic 3 Friday Flicks Pre-Party! Before Sonic’s latest adventure hits the big screen, enjoy exciting themed activities and indulge in delicious treats inspired by Sonic’s favorite snacks.

Fee: $12

Fri • 8/15 • 6:30–7:30pm

Sonic 3 (PG)

Sonic, Knuckles and Tails reunite against a powerful new adversary, Shadow, a mysterious villain with powers unlike anything they have faced before. With their abilities outmatched, Team Sonic must seek out an unlikely alliance.

Free

Fri • 8/15 • 8:00pm

Concession stand treats: Treat yourself to an assortment of snacks and goodies to enhance your movie-watching experience. From classic popcorn to sweet and savory options, our concession stand is ready to satisfy your cravings.

Ticketing: For events marked with this icon, grab your tickets online at roseville.ca.us/events

Family Fest Fall Festival & Concert

September 20 (vendor applications available June 3)

Comedy Night

October 24

Dia De Los Muertos

November 2

Turkey Trot

November 27

Downtown Holiday Celebration

December 3–December 5

Summer At The Library

All programs are free and don't require registration, so drop into your local Roseville Public Library location for some summer fun.

All Ages

Summer Bingo

We’re feeling great about bingo this summer at the library. You’ve got more chances than ever to win in this numbers game. Bingo cards and markers provided. Children under 13 must be accompanied by parent/guardian

Bingo Before Dinner

Location: Downtown Library

Tue • 6/10 • 5:00–6:00pm

Bingo After Breakfast

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon • 7/28 • 10:00–11:00am

Glowing Batty

All ages

Go batty on Friday the 13th. Support NorCal Bats as they put on an amazing evening show featuring the world's only flying mammal. Plus, enjoy some spooky summer vibes with crafts and glow sticks. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program.

Location: Vernon Street Town Square

Fri • 6/13 • 7:30–8:45pm

Board At The Library

All ages

Take a break from the heat and spend a Saturday afternoon playing board games with friends and family. Multiple games available for varying age groups.

Location: All Roseville Public Libraries

Sat • 10:00am–5:00pm 6/21 & 7/19

Kids

Summer STEAM Days

Ages: 2–12

Explore science, technology, engineering, art and math with interactive activities and experiments. Each session dives into a different theme. Parent/guardian participation required.

Sensory Mess-tival

Location: Riley Library

Tue • 6/17 • 4:00–5:00pm

Bubble Blowout

Location: Maidu Library

Tue • 7/15 • 4:00–5:00pm

Cardboard Creator Challenge

Location: Downtown Library

Tue • 7/22 • 4:00–5:00pm

Blizzard In June

Ages: 2–12

There's some crazy weather out at Maidu and we're celebrating with a spontaneous summer snowball fight. Stop by for a morning of unexpected and unseasonable shenanigans. Take part in two 20-minute snowball sessions. Snowballs are made of cloth and stuffed. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program

Location: Maidu Covered Arena

Wed • 6/25 • 10:00–11:15am

Adults

Dice & Decks

@ Downtown

Ages: 18+

Calling all fantasy adventurers. Whether your game of choice is Magic the Gathering, Warhammer or any other tabletop RPG, you and your party are invited to an evening of revelry. Bring your own dice, decks, etc. as supplies are limited. Refreshments provided. Children under 18 may attend with parent/guardian

Location: Downtown Library

Fri • 7/11 • 6:00–8:00pm

Crafter’s Corner

Ages: 16+

Not a fan of sweltering temperatures? Chill out while making your own paper fans for a more stylish way to beat the heat. Materials available while supplies last.

Location: Riley Library

Thu • 7/31 • 5:30–7:30pm

Teens

8 Bit Beads

Ages: 13–17

Level up your craft game with these Perler Bead designs inspired by classic video games. Materials available while supplies last.

Location: Riley Library

Sat • 6/28 • 3:00–5:00pm

Teen Trivia Night

Ages: 13–17

Keep your hand ready on the buzzer. Teams compete in this test of knowledge and quick thinking. Refreshments provided.

Location: Downtown Library

Fri • 7/25 • 5:00–6:30pm

Teen Advisory Board

Ages: 13–17

TAB applications open in August. Create teen programming while earning volunteer hours at the library. Meetings once a month during the school year at either Riley Library or Maidu Library. Light refreshments provided. Apply online at roseville.ca.us/library.

West Side Stories

Ages: 18+

Join our newest book club every second Saturday at the Riley Library. Check out our website for the book list at roseville.ca.us/library.

2nd Sat • 2:00–3:30pm

Sponsored by Friends of the Roseville Public Library

READ. IMAGINE. EXPLORE. Pick up a reading log at any Roseville Public Library location or Summer Reading event. Complete the challenge by filling in your log to enter the grand prize drawing. Keep reading to earn more entries. The more you read, the more you can win! Reading logs available June 2 - August 2. Last day to submit completed logs is August 2 at 5:00pm at any Roseville Public Library location.

WHY SUMMER READING?

• Promote the love of reading

• Encourage lifelong learners and library users

• Enjoy free high-quality summer programs

• Increase engagement and participation for all ages

FREE PARTIES AND SHOWS FOR ALL AGES (DROP-INS WELCOME)

Roseville Arcade

Kick off the Summer Reading Challenge at the Roseville Arcade. The theme: games, games, games! Take a picture with Pikachu and play a round of mini golf. Enjoy storytimes, a LEGO® station, Fiero coding, cornhole, a giant Jenga and opportunities to win raffle prizes. Collect as many tickets as you can for a chance to play our grand prize game. Popcorn and treats available while supplies last. Don't forget to pick up your reading logs because the game is on.

Location: Maidu Community Center

Sat • 6/7 • 10:00am–12:00pm

The Science Wizard

Keep the Summer Reading Challenge vibes up with a midsummer show. Special guest Jordan, the Science Wizard blows your socks off with the greatest science-based magic show on Earth. The Science Wizard is well-known throughout Northern California for his exciting, educational and hilarious performances.

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Wed • 7/9 • 6:00–7:00pm

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY MARKETPLACE

Used Book Sale

Location: Downtown Library

Sat • 8/9 • 10:00am–3:00pm

Friends of the Library members get to enter the sale at 9:30am! Become a friend today by visiting rosevillefriendsofthelibrary.org

Used Bookstores

Each library location has a bookstore available for browsing during library open hours. Payments are accepted at the front desk and funds support library programs and special projects. Donations of books, videos and music in good condition are accepted at each location.

For large donations, contact us at 916-746-1212 or send an email to friends@ rosevillefol.org for arrangements.

Bright Beats

Finish the Summer Reading Challenge with a glow-in-the-dark dance party! We bring the beats and glow bracelets; you bring the dance moves and be sure to wear white, fluorescent or glow clothing to stand out in the low lighting. Glow bracelets and light refreshments available while supplies last. Submit any last minute reading logs to a Roseville Public Library location before 5:00pm.

Location: Maidu Community Center

Sat • 8/2 • 10:00am–12:00pm

ADAPTIVE AND INCLUSIVE PROGRAMMING

Adaptive And Inclusive Programming

Adaptive programs are designed to accommodate individuals of varying cognitive, intellectual and physical abilities. Under the supervision of a nationally certified Recreational Therapist, adaptive programs promote sensory exploration, physical activity and social skills in a supportive and fun environment. Parent or caregiver participation is always welcome at no additional cost.

Sensory Friendly Dance

Ages: 4–8

Designed to make everyone feel accepted and comfortable with accessible dance for neurodiverse and neurotypical individuals. Dance incorporates simple ASL, fidgets and noise canceling headphones. Parent/guardian participation required

Fee: $51 / 46 Resident Discount

Instructor: Stacie Ford

Location: Maidu Community Center

Tue • 9:00–9:30am

6/10–7/1 • 4 weeks • 16047

Sensory Play & Connect: A Play & Support Meet-Up

Whether you're looking to meet other caregivers on a similar journey or want to provide your child with a fun and friendly play experience, this event is for you. A welcoming space for you to socialize, exchange ideas and build a community of support while children participate in fun, sensory-friendly activities designed to foster friendships.

Fee: $10/per meet up

Location: Maidu Community Center

Ages: 6 & under Fri • 1:00–3:00pm

7/25 • 16816

8/15 • 16818

Adaptive Swim Lessons

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Ages: 7–12 Fri • 4:00–6:00pm

7/25 • 16817

8/15 • 16819

Adaptive My First Camp

Ages: 3–6

Adaptive My First Camp offers a fun-filled experience focused on exploration and creativity. Each week features a unique theme, where campers can enjoy learning new songs, playing exciting games and creating themed crafts for an engaging and memorable adventure. Adaptive sessions are modified to accommodate children of varying abilities and sensory needs. Staff work with parents to support their child in participating in the camp as independently as possible. Parent participation is welcome at no additional cost. Please note: parents receive an intake form via e-mail that must be completed by parent/ guardian 1 week prior to session start date. Staff may request for a parent or caregiver to accompany the child based on their response.

Fee: $150 / 140 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Once Upon A Time

Embark on enchanting adventures as you explore beloved stories and characters through storytelling, crafts and interactive play. Create your own storybook, engage in magical role-playing and bring your favorite tales to life.

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 15969

Superheroes Unite

Fly on over and test your superhero powers. Make secret disguises, create invincible crafts and enjoy heroic treats during this super week.

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 15975

Bug Bonanza

Learn about different bugs, from colorful butterflies to busy bees and even create your own bug habitats. Get ready for a summer of crawling, buzzing and learning as we celebrate our tiny, amazing friends.

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 15977

KICK OFF WITH US

Placer Valley Soccer Complex Opening Early 2026

Be part of the action at Roseville’s newest sports destination. Whether you want to rent a field for your team, league, event or showcase your brand as a field sponsor, now is the time to get in the game!

• Ten lighted, synthetic turf full size rectangular fields.

• Our full-size soccer fields can be split into ten U7 or U10 fields.

• A pedestrian “spine” with shade canopies and misting systems.

• Approximately 950 parking spaces between two lots.

• Two plazas with restrooms, shaded picnic areas, concessions and office/officials space.

• Roseville’s largest universally accessible playground.

• A looped walkway in and around the complex to provide visitors a place to walk/run/bike for exercise.

• Become a field sponsor and showcase your brand along our fields.

Field Rentals

Field Naming Sponsor

PRESCHOOL

2025-26 Preschool

Cultivating a love for learning

Now Enrolling For Preschool

Teachers trained in early childhood development and dedicated to helping children enjoy the discovery of play, learning and social interaction in a safe, positive environment.

Registration requirements

• Children must be completely potty trained prior to the beginning of class.

• A copy of a birth certificate must be provided at preschool orientation.

• Children may be enrolled any time prior to February 2026 based on space availability.

Programs & fees

A $110 non-refundable registration fee is required for enrollment for the 2025–2026 program year. Daily fees are paid monthly.

Preschool, Ages 3–4

(Birthdates 12/2/21 to 12/4/22; no exceptions)

Daily Fee: $40 / 30 Resident Discount

Start Date: 9/2

Tue/Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm

Pre-Kindergarten, Ages 4–5

(Birthdates prior to 12/1/21; no exceptions)

Daily Fee: $40 / 30 Resident Discount

Start Date: 9/3

Mon/Wed/Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

Locations

Blue Oaks 8150 Horncastle Drive

Coyote Ridge 1751 Morningstar Drive

Diamond Creek 3151 Hopscotch Way

Fiddyment Farm 4001 Brick Mason Circle

Heritage Oak 2271 Americana Drive

Junction 2150 Ellison Drive

Orchard Ranch 4375 Brookstone Drive

Quail Glen 1250 Canevari Street

Stoneridge 2501 Alexandra Drive

Westbrook 4501 Solaire Drive

Registration information

Register online or call (916) 772-PLAY, option 2 for program/waitlist information. Please note programs may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

roseville.ca.us/adventureclub

Summer Preschool Exploration Camp

Ages: 3–5

Activities for curious and creative minds. Hands-on learning that build connections to the world through science, engineering, movement and creative arts.

Fee: $180

Location: Diamond Creek Elementary

Tue –Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/3–6/12

6/17–6/26

7/8–7/17

7/22–7/31

TOT CAMPS

My First Camp

Ages: 3–4

My First Camp offers a fun-filled experience focused on exploration and creativity. Each week features a unique theme, where campers can enjoy learning new songs, playing exciting games and creating themed crafts for an engaging and memorable adventure. Participants must be potty trained.

Fee: $150 / 140 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Messy Makers & Masterpieces

Spark your imagination by combining creative art with explosively fun experiments. Mix your own stretchy slime, create a masterpiece and explore gravity while painting works of art.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 15964

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 15965

Adventures In Space

Blast off into an exciting space adventure! Explore the wonders of outer space through interactive activities, games and crafts. From designing your own rocket ships to learning about planets and stars, embark on a journey that's out of this world.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 15966

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 15967

Once Upon A Time

Embark on enchanting adventures as you explore beloved stories and characters through storytelling, crafts and interactive play. Create your own storybook, engage in magical roleplaying and bring your favorite tales to life.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 15968

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

Start your children off right. Read every day, earn prizes and have fun! Free all year, available at all Roseville Public Library locations. roseville.ca.us/library

Building & Construction Fun

Who loves to build, fill up dump trucks and excavate? Get out your hard hats, put on the tool belts, and get ready to build, dig and create. Make, read and play with all things construction.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 15970

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm

7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 15971

Dinosaur Roar

Are you a little paleontologist? Embark on a thrilling adventure through the prehistoric world of dinosaurs with hands-on activities such as digging for dinosaur bones, creating dino crafts and participating in fun games that bring these magnificent creatures to life.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 15972

Mon–Fri • 12:30–3:30pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 15973

Superheroes Unite

Fly on over and test your superhero powers. Make secret disguises, create invincible crafts and enjoy heroic treats during this super week.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 15974

Bug Bonanza

Learn about different bugs, from colorful butterflies to busy bees and even create your own bug habitats. Get ready for a summer of crawling, buzzing and learning as we celebrate our tiny, amazing friends.

Mon–Fri • 8:30–11:30am 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 15976

Adaptive And Inclusive

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TOT CAMPS

PARKS & RE CR E ATION

Ages: 4–6

Ignite your imagination and discover Camp Play. Meet new friends, enjoy active games, create dazzling crafts and go on extraordinary adventures. Our focus is to cultivate a safe, fun environment accomplished by keeping our staff ratios low. All trips and transportation are included in the weekly fee. No camp: 7/4.

5 day fee: $210 / 195 Resident Discount

*4 day fee: $168 / 156 Resident Discount

Location: Quail Glen School

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–3:00pm

*Field trips, special events and activities subject to change.

Adventure Island

Princess Visitor • Water Play • Wacky Tacky

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16227

Camp Explorers

Camping Party • Water Play • Flip 2 It

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16229

The Wild, Wild West

Mad Scientist • Water Play • Quarry Park Kidz Kove

6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16232

Star Spangled Banner

Mr. Illusion • Water Play • Roseville Aquatics Complex

6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16237*

Winter In July

Winter Wonderland Party • Water Play • Movie Theater 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16241

Candy Land

Ice Cream Party • Water Play • Chuck E. Cheese

7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16244

Fairytale Endings

Princess Visitor • Water Play • Xtreme Craze

7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16246

Teeny Weeny Tot Sports

Our littlest tots discover the love of sports in this one of a kind program. Motor skills development, social interaction and a whole lot of fun is the focus for this Teeny Weeny sports class. Tots come dressed to play. All equipment provided. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program. Fee: $56 / 46 Resident Discount

Teeny Weeny Tot T–Ball

Teeny Weeny Tot Track & Field

Teeny Weeny Tot Sports Sampler

Teeny Weeny Tot Soccer

Take small steps, make big changes

Your everyday actions—using water, electricity, or managing waste—impact our community, and we’re here to help you make your effort count!

The Utility Exploration Center offers a wide variety of free in-person workshops that enhance sustainable living for both locals and visitors.

Topics include:

• Beginning gardening: Start your green thumb journey the right way.

• Induction cooking: Experience the future of energy-efficient cooking.

• Fruit tree care: Grow your own delicious harvest with expert tips.

• Drip irrigation: Learn the key components of setting up your drip system. And there’s so much more!

TOT SPORTS

Tiny Tot Sports

Ages: 3–5

Come have a ball in Tiny Tot Sports! Tots learn motor skills and athletic awareness while you build a better relationship with your little one. These classes fill up quickly, be sure to register early. This is a great opportunity for one–on–one time with your little athlete. Closed-toe shoes required. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program.

Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Tiny Tot T–Ball

Calling all homerun hitters — come and learn how to play T–ball. Discover the basics with baseball skills, drills and games.

Tiny Tot Track & Field

Run, throw and jump! Fun activities are played to learn the basics of track and field.

Tiny Tot Sports Sampler

Are you an All Star? Learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports in one session.

Tiny Tot Soccer

Experience the kick of soccer! Drills are adapted to ages and abilities by using fun games and equipment.

Tiny Tot Dance

Come move and groove with us! Learn the basics of dancing, including discipline, movement, rhythm, and vocabulary.

Tiny Tot Basketball

Dribble, pass, shoot and score! Fun activities

Natural Areas: A Shared Responsibility

Roseville is home to more than 3,000 acres of natural areas/open space that provide cleaner air, wildlife habitat, access to nature, preserved land for future generations and enhanced property values. These spaces are a vital part of our community, and Parks, Recreation & Libraries (PRL) is responsible for their protection and maintenance. Whether you live near a natural area or simply enjoy the benefits they provide, we appreciate your support in helping to keep them healthy and sustainable by following these requirements:

Enjoy the space – Use designated trails for recreation and observe wildlife from a respectful distance.

Keep it natural – Dumping of yard waste, grass clippings, branches, trash or dirt is not permitted in natural areas.

Let it grow wild – Do not plant trees, shrubs, gardens etc. and do not install irrigation systems in natural areas.

Preserve the natural landscape –Fences, sheds, walkways, stairways, play structures and other modifications are not permitted.

Protect the ecosystem – Keep pesticides, fertilizers and other chemicals away from these areas to maintain a healthy environment.

By respecting these requirements, we can protect the natural beauty and ecological health of Roseville’s natural areas for generations to come.

No storage or parking – Vehicles, trailers, equipment and personal items are not permitted in natural areas.

Prevent water runoff – Draining pools or ponds into natural areas and excessive irrigation runoff can damage fragile ecosystems including vernal pools.

Report issues – If you see illegal dumping, vandalism, structure installation/placement or other concerns, please report them at myRSVL.com. We will inspect and address issues as needed. Some natural elements, like downed trees, are often left undisturbed to support wildlife habitat, provided they do not pose a significant safety risk.

If you have questions, don’t hesitate to contact our Parks & Natural Resources Division via myRSVL.com or by phone at 916.772.PLAY.

KIDS CAMPS & CLASSES

Afternoon Camps

Ages: 6–9

Designed in a variety of styles and themes to provide activities allowing children to explore their evolving interests.

Fee: $165 / 155 Resident Discount

*Fee: $134 / 124 Resident Discount

Location: Stoneridge School

Around The World

Explore far off continents as we experience what life is like in South America, Africa, Asia, Europe and Australia. Learn about a new country each day and fully immerse in their cultural traditions, holidays, games and arts.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16025

All Things Ocean

Learn all about what is under the ocean and the fun creatures who call it home. Traverse through the vastness of our great oceans without any scuba gear. Crafts, activities, stories and games guide you through the exciting journey of learning all about ocean life.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16026

Outer Space

Become an astronaut and blast off into our limitless galaxy. Discover the cosmos, make friends with a rover and even see planets up close. Feel the gravitational pull of Earth draw you into outer space.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16024

Fairytales & Dragons

Jump right into some classic fairytales and become your own dragon-slaying prince or princess. Imagine life in a castle in a far-off land with knights and jesters, sword fights and grand adventures.

Mon–Thu • 1:00–4:00pm 6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16046*

Messy Masterpieces

Calling all Picassos! This week is filled with messy art. Make masterpieces using different mediums, from clay and paints to oil pastels. The best part is the mess stays with us.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16023

Biome Explorations

Travel through five of our world's amazing biomes. Explore new climates, plants and animal life in a new biome each day. From the snowy tundra to the desert heat, each day brings a new adventure.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16027

Harry Potter®

Calling all Wizards! Join us for a wizarding week full of spell books, magic wands and potions as we soar through Hogwarts. Become a master of wizardry in this magical week of camp.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16028

Paint Party

Ages: 6–12

Young artists enjoy a painting class with a break for a sweet snack. Create the perfect piece of art for décor or a gift for someone special.

Fee: $53 / 43 Resident Discount

Instructor: Deidre Trudeau

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sea Turtle Sunburst

Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 6/14 • 16519

Dragonfly Glow Bug

Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 7/12 • 16520

Sun Rays Rainbow

Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 8/9 • 12534

Parent & Me Paint Party

Ages: 6–12

Young artists and their grown up enjoy a painting class with a break for a sweet snack. Create the perfect piece of art for décor or a gift for someone special. Registration is for one adult and one child. Parent/guardian must be present for the duration of the program.

Fee: $96 / 86 Resident Discount

Instructor: Deidre Trudeau Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sea Turtle Family

Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 6/14 • 16522

Dragonfly Dance

Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 7/12 • 16523

Sun Rays Rainbow

Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 8/9 • 16524

Chess Club

Coming soon to a Roseville Public Library near you! For beginners and experts alike, all ages welcome. roseville.ca.us/library

Taking Adaptive programming to new heights

For individuals with disabilities, access to inclusive recreational opportunities can be a challenge. But thanks to Nelly QuirozPerez the Parks, Recreation & Libraries Therapeutic Recreation Program Leader, those challenges are turning into opportunities. With a vision for the future and her expertise as a Recreational Therapist, she is building the city’s adaptive programs. Nelly is excited about the opportunity to shape and expand adaptive programming. “We’re still in the planning phase for many initiatives and one of our main concerns is making sure people are aware of them,” Nelly says. “We want to make sure that when we launch programs, people are ready and excited to participate.”

What does a Recreational Therapist do?

According to Nelly, a Recreational Therapist uses recreation as a modality to improve one’s quality of life and promote physical, mental and emotional well-being. Recreational Therapists can work in places such as hospitals, schools and community settings. They often provide individuals with activity modifications, educate them on adaptive equipment and assist with goalsetting.

“Recreation plays a crucial role in overall well-being,” she explains. “It supports individuals in different areas such as enhancing social skills, promoting physical activity and developing selfdetermination. While we currently offer plenty of options for younger children. I want to offer programs that support individuals throughout all stages of life.”

Greater accessibility & inclusion

Looking ahead, one of the most exciting projects is Adaptive My First Camp, designed for children ages 3-6. “It’s a camp experience where we work with parents to adapt to each child’s specific needs and help them develop independence,” Nelly explains. “We are also planning a variety of adaptive offerings for teens and adults such as sporting events, social gatherings and educational workshops.”

Beyond new programs, Nelly will be providing inclusion trainings to staff. “I want to support existing programs by offering recommendations and adjustments,” she says. One example includes sensory-friendly accommodations at large events like offering a quiet room for attendees who need a break.”

“The more people we engage, the stronger our programs will be.”

A vision for the future

Community support is vital to growing adaptive recreation. Nelly plans to partner with Sac State students to bring in volunteers and encourages residents to share ideas and feedback. “The more people we engage, the stronger our programs will be.”

“The sky is the limit right now,” Nelly says. “I’m looking at what adaptive equipment we need and how we can expand. Sports promote physical activity and social interaction, but we also want to offer diverse activities to appeal to everyone.”

Nelly also hopes to connect and learn from other experts in disability. “There is so much diversity when it comes to disability. I want to do everything I can to offer programs for as many people as possible.”

For Nelly, the most rewarding part of this work is seeing people realize their potential. “I want to help people participate in activities they’ve been told they can’t do and prove that they absolutely can,” she says.

To learn more about PRL adaptive programming visit roseville.ca.us/adaptive

Week 2 | Jun. 9-13

AC Travel Network

Week 3 | Jun. 16-20

Twitch

Week 5 | Jun. 30-Jul 3 *

Strange Things

Week 6 | Jul. 7-11

Game Center

* $216 weekly fee | ** $54 weekly fee

for summer locations, program registration and information: roseville.ca.us/adventureclub

Week 8 | Jul. 21-25

Mystic Voyage

Week 9 | Jul. 28-Aug. 1

Musical Wrap Up

Week 10 | Aug. 4 **

Summer Rewind

KIDS CAMPS & CLASSES

Specialty Camps & Classes

DASH Public Speaking

Ages: 9–12

Public speaking can be scary, but with some practice, tricks and preparation, it can be a thrilling form of self expression. Go through the process of writing a thoughtful speech with fluid organization, learn the steps of effective memorization and work on the actor-like performance aspects of public speaking. The end result: you are confident in yourself, your ideas and your speaking abilities.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16458

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16473

Chess Camp

Ages: 6–13

Develop your understanding of the king of games with a dynamic instructor to coach you on your journey to become a master. Perfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Chess is fun and exciting with benefits that go far beyond the board itself. No previous knowledge of chess required.

Instructor: Charlotte Bill

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Fee: $140 / 130 Resident Discount

Mon–Wed • 9:00–11:30am 6/23–6/25 • 3 days • 16021

Wed–Fri • 1:00–3:30pm

6/25–6/27 • 3 days • 16022

Fee: $170 / 160 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 9:00–11:30am

7/7–7/10 • 4 days • 16020

The Ancient Paints

Ages: 8–14

Learn how prehistoric peoples made materials used to create animal images found over 50,000 years ago in cave walls. Create handprints and to draw ice age animals with handmade charcoal and paints.

Fee: $75 / 65 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/28 • 16756

Cave Painting 101

Ages: 8–14

Learn how prehistoric peoples made the materials used to create images. Practice grinding earth colors into pigments, use traditional brushes and create art in new ways.

Fee: $75 / 65 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/12 • 16757

Beat Making

Ages: 8–14

Join Prop The Producer for an immersive day of hip-hop and beat making. Learn fundamentals of music production, exploring essential music theory concepts like BPM, keys and rhythm while learning to craft compelling beats using industry-standard software.

Fee: $75 / 65 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/19 • 16771

R.A.P (Rhythm And Poetry)

Ages: 8–13

Make beats, write songs and record your own music from start to finish. Whether you're passionate about beat production, song writing or audio recording, work alongside industry experts to bring your artistic vision to life.

Fee: $335 / 325 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16773

Parents Night Out

Ages: 4–12

Parents Night Out gives parents the opportunity to spend a night out (or in) while your child enjoys a variety of crafts and games. Pizza dinner provided. Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring a water bottle.

Fee: $50 / 40 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Fri • 5:30-8:30pm

6/20 • 16692

7/18 • 16694

8/15 • 16693

Performing Arts Camps

Have fun, make new friends, increase self–esteem and learn basic concepts of theatre production in this adventure into the world of drama. Costume requirements are shared in class.

Instructor: Robin Walter

Location: Cooley Middle School

Pitch Perfect

Ages: 6–16

Express your inner music star in this musical camp. Learn basic stage presence, singing and dancing techniques. Camp culminates with a performance for friends and family on Friday. $15 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $175 / 165 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 8:30–9:30am 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 15962

Big Stars

Ages: 8–18

Learn how to audition, stage presence, dance choreography, vocal techniques and be part of a cast in an amazing show. Camp culminates in a show for family and friends on the last day.

$20 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $245 / 235 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 10:00am–1:00pm 7/7–7/25 • 3 weeks • 15963

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Fun At The Museum

Discover all the amazing history around you and learn about the Nisenan Maidu who called this place home for thousands of years. Bring a snack, water, wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you can get dirty in. Don’t forget a hat and sunscreen!

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Under The Oaks Camp

Ages: 7–11

Each new day you will meet friendly pollinators, paint with natural pigments, and even make your own toys and games out of things we find in nature. Leave camp with an armful of crafts and a better understanding of the world around you.

Fee: $175 / 165 Museum Members Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16711

7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16735

First Hunters Camp

Ages: 8–12

Under the guidance of our highly trained staff, learn how to make your own spear-thrower and dart with stone tools and techniques that hunters have used for thousands of years. Snares, traps and tracking methods will also be covered. Creating these tools requires focus and manual dexterity, so participants should be ready for hands-on work.

Fee: $185 / 175 Museum Members Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16714

Survival Strings

Ages: 8–12

Learn the ropes of twisting plants into string and use ancient techniques to craft fishing gear, net backpacks, wrapped-handle walking sticks and even build a survival shelter. This camp is knot one to pass up!

Fee: $175 / 165 Museum Members Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16722

7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16741

Secrets Of Ancient Arts Camp

Ages: 8–12

Spend a week traveling back in time to create art. Make beads, ornaments, paint, brushes, toys and games using ancient techniques and materials from the natural world.

Fee: $185 / 175 Museum Members Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16723

Comic Creation

Ages: 6–12

Explore the art of storytelling through illustrations and dialogue. From developing compelling characters and plots to mastering visual techniques and panel layout, this workshop will guide you through every step of creating a unique comic. Taught by Native American artist, Devaney Rain Royalty (Ponca/ Cree/Tsalagi/Gaelic).

Fee: $30 / 25 Museum Members Discount

Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/31 • 16724

Fiero Code

Learn to code for free! Log your coding time for a chance to win prizes every season. Logs available at all Roseville Public Library locations.

roseville.ca.us/library

PRL Scholarship Program

Parks, Recreation & Libraries offers a scholarship program to Roseville residents to provide access to programs who would otherwise not be able to participate due to financial limitations. The scholarship amount of $200 received may be used on multiple programs. Recipients will be required to pay 10% of each program at the time of registration, with the remaining amount supported by the scholarship funds. Scholarships may be used for Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries programs only and cannot be used toward childcare/preschool, birthday parties, facility/event admission, trips, snack bar, fines, golf or facility rentals.

To view the income eligibility guidelines, application and additional information, visit:

roseville.ca.us/scholarship

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Artwork by Devaney Rain Royalty

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LEGO® Engineering Camps

Explore concepts in physics, mechanical engineering, structural engineering and architecture while playing with your favorite creations. Age appropriate instruction includes design challenges and competitions with LEGO® Technic and System components. Projects rotate seasonally Not affiliated with the LEGO® Group. LEGO® group of companies does not sponsor, authorize or endorse any of our programs. LEGO® builds and products do not go home with you, so photos are encouraged.

Location: Riley Library

Fee: $210 / 200 Resident Discount

Radical Rides

Ages: 5-8

Start your engines with LEGO® as you dive into the vast world of vehicles. Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea and air. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears and everything that vrooms and zooms.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/2–6/6 • 5 days • 15982

STEM Discovery

Ages: 5-7

Use thousands of LEGO® parts to build engineer-designed projects as you discover the world around you. Ask questions and explore the endless creative possibilities in front of you.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 15987

STEM Innovations

Ages: 7-12

Go further using LEGO® parts to apply realworld concepts in physics, engineering and architecture. Design and innovate to put STEM into action.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 15989

Minecraft Engineering

Ages: 5-7

Venture into the world of Minecraft with LEGO®. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 15994 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16045

Minecraft Master Engineering

Ages: 7-12

In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO®, build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 15985

Pokémon Engineering

Ages: 5-7

With the Pokémon Championship approaching, build and catch your favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch 'em all!

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 15990

Pokémon Master Engineering

Ages: 7-12

LEGO® Master, I choose you to be crowned the Ultimate Pokémon Champion. Learn to build your favorite Pokémon, level up by teaching them special moves, evolve them into more powerful versions and come face to face with current champion in an epic battle for the title.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 15991

Adventures In STEM

Ages: 5-8

Let your imagination run wild with thousands of LEGO® parts. Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 15983

Wildlife Wonders

Ages: 5-8

Design and build your way through the animal kingdom, from sea to safari, using LEGO® parts. Recreate diverse habitats while crafting animals in their natural surroundings.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 15986

Bash'em Bots

Ages: 8–14

Design your custom LEGO® bot to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads or walking legs. Apply real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash and crash your way to victory.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 15988

Jedi Engineering Strikes Back

Ages: 5–8

This is the way! Get ready to embark on your LEGO® journey as we defend the Wookies on Kashyyyk, repair the Rebel shield generator on Hoth and rescue Baby Yoda from Moff Gideon. Explore a galaxy far, far away and learn which "Force" is actually with us.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 15992

Wizarding World Of Engineering

Ages: 7-12

Master the magic of Harry Potter® using LEGO®. Visit Diagon Alley, play a game of Quidditch and duel the evil Lord Voldemort. Hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEM) concepts.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 15993

LEGO® Robotics Camps

Ages: 6-10

LEGO® Robotics is like bringing a LEGO® build to life. Work to create exciting and interesting models from special elements like motors and sensors, then work to make a code that brings your creation to life. LEGO® Robotics teach lasting skills in engineering and coding, with all the fun and creativity of an afternoon building with friends. LEGO® group of companies does not sponsor, authorize or endorse any of our programs.

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

SPIKE Robotics: Build & Code

Build a catapult and program it to launch every few minutes, construct a cross bow and learn the physics concepts of force and tension and attach a tilt sensor to your fighter plane and program its speed.

Fee: $215 / 205 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 13009

Adventure Bots

Embark on an adventure by building LEGO® models like hang gliders, wakeboards, and kayaks equipped with motors and sensors. Once assembled, connect your creations to a computer using advanced Bluetooth technology.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16475

Carnival Games

Learn to build working models of entertainment classics like pinball machines, angry bird catapults and race cars. Build and sharpen your collaboration and computational thinking skills as we build sophisticated technology.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16474

Marine Bots

In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO®, build shelters to keep out creepers, craft mystical items and perfect your crossbow skills to stop the Wither from taking over.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16459

Multimedia Camps

Multimedia camps provide great age-appropriate experiences for youth to explore team work, their own creativity and imagination. Discover exciting worlds of science, art and technology.

LEGO® Minecraft Animation

Ages: 8–12

Using a LEGO® Minecraft theme, stage your own scenes from a storyboard and take photos of the scene to tell a story. Place images in Frames 6 animation software to add effects, sound and more.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16463

Game Design With SCRATCH

Ages: 8–12

It's fun to play video games, but it's even more fun to design your own game. Learn the characteristics of a good game like speed, obstacles, scoring, visual appeal and sound effects, then learn the basics of coding like variables, if then statements, logic, loops, etc.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16471

Let’s Make Movies

Ages: 10–15

Explore the basics of movie making and work in small teams to create video projects. From story concept, to production and through the editing process. Create a music video, movie trailer, commercial or whatever ideas inspire you. $10 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 15944 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 15946

LEGO® Club

Play, learn and build with LEGO® bricks at the Roseville Public Library. Join us for LEGO® Club 3:30–5:30pm on the first and third Wednesdays every month. Participants may enter the seasonal prize drawing. Available at all Roseville Public Library locations. roseville.ca.us/library

Create Television Magic

Ages: 10–15

The world of TV production is exciting. Learn how a TV program is created and the basics of broadcast production. Write and create a variety, news, talk show or infomercial...the program ideas are up to you. Use professional equipment including green screen technology. $10 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 15945

7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 15947

Digital Drawing & Design: The Creative Dreamscape

Ages: 9–12

Unlock a universe of artistic possibilities through daily projects that inspire creativity and exploration. Discover fundamentals of digital art and incorporate elements of traditional art such as form, shape and texture.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16472

Digital Drawing & Design: Adventure Camp

Ages: 9–12

Explore your artistic potential through engaging projects that spark your imagination. Each day brings new adventures, from crafting imaginative landscapes to designing unique characters. Develop your artistic skills and gain confidence in expressing your unique visions.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16476

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Connecting with the Past, Inspiring the Future

• Adult & youth tours • Gift shop • Indigenous history & art • Interactive exhibits

Outdoor trail with ancient petroglyphs

Special events & workshops

Summer camps

Volunteer opportunities

Mad Science Camps

Ages: 6–12

A daily combination of in-class discovery and exploration, outdoor games and hands-on applications of the scientific principles presented. Touch, see, hear, smell and taste what science is really all about. Create, build and assemble a variety of take-home projects while exploring how science affects the world around us. Take part in both camps and receive free childcare from 12:00-1:00pm. Bring a nut-free lunch and labeled water bottle. Lunch not provided. $20 material fee due at first class. No camp: 7/4.

Fee: $221 / 211 Resident Discount

*Fee: $177 / 169 Resident Discount

Location: Riley Library

Radical Robots

Explore the electrifying world of robots and discover their everyday applications. Enjoy this hands-on journey into the exciting intersection of circuits, technology and reallife robotics. Unleash creativity, master circuit science and build own OWI Cyber Hand to take home at the end of the week.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16017

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16018

Crazy Chemworks

Shake up a flask of science fun in the lab as a junior chemist. Learn that all things chemical are packed with cool reactions. Take part in hands-on experiments using actual laboratory tools. Build up and break apart molecules. Pick up some tricks on chemical changes.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16008

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16007

Detective Madness

Like to solve mysteries? Step into the shoes of a real detective. Use science to uncover evidence and analyze the hidden secrets of a case. Put sleuthing tools and proven forensic techniques to work and unravel mysteries that would stump even Sherlock Holmes.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16009

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16010

Eureka!

Be inspired by the most famous inventors in history – Ben Franklin, the Wright Brothers, Leonardo Da Vinci, Rube Goldberg - and create your own inventions. Use their techniques to break through a series of modern day challenges. Learn how to invent solutions to problems and make them come to life. Construct catapults and forts, design underwater vehicles, build a mini-amplifier and assemble a working lightsaber to take home.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16012

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16011

NASA

Explore the atmosphere on earth and beyond. Watch stardust burn, and journey through a galaxy as you investigate the life cycle of stars. Explore the farthest reaches of our solar system and create a lunar eclipse in the "mad" planetary tour.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16016

Castaway

You find yourself stranded on an island…now what? Work together using the supplies you have to learn to survive until you are rescued. Create shelters, use water filtration systems and study the island's animals. Build daily projects to survive and escape the island.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16006

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Science Rockstars

Get ready to rock with science and wow the crowd with cool potions and chemical reactions. Grow your own crystals and explore cool chromatography. Explore how equipment and movement work together to help you enjoy your favorite sports. Learn all about visual effects in photography and movie-making. Go mad with structures and machines as you build a geodesic dome you can sit inside.

Mon–Wed, Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16019*

Ancient Explorers

Calling all Jr. Archaeologists. Uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations and the history of Paleontology. Learn about the techniques, tools and artifacts that teach us about the history of humans on earth. Study bone fragments, pottery shards, amber deposits and fossils. Can you puzzle out the culture of a long lost city using only a handful of clues?

Mon–Wed, Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16014*

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16013

Mad Lab

Create gases control chemical reactions and even generate power with chemicals, in radical reactions. See awesome chemical magic, build model molecules and electroplate coins in chemical counting. Build models of the inner machinery of cells, unravel DNA and break a secret code in Cell City. All of this and more are covered in this fun and educational week.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16015

For nearly nine decades, Weber Park has been a part of the Roseville community. Originally a school site, the 1.9-acre property was transformed into the city’s fourth park in 1937. It was later named after Andrew Weber, who served as mayor for a short time from April to November 1944.

After years of wear and other challenges with safety, the park was in need of a major transformation. Thanks to the City Council’s commitment and funding from the American Rescue Plan, Weber Park has now undergone a complete revitalization, ensuring its future role as a welcoming space for all.

“This project was long overdue,” said Park Planning & Development Manager Tara Gee. “There was a vision to fully renovate the park 14 years ago, but funding challenges made it difficult. The City recognized its importance, made it a priority and after two years of public outreach, we were finally able to bring that vision to life.”

The renovation, which took almost a full year to complete, focused on improving accessibility, safety and usability. Key updates include grading sight lines down to street level,

A new chapter for historic Weber Park

expanding the play area and adding new tables for outdoor gatherings. To enhance safety, the park now features dedicated police car parking, a critical addition for community security. “The lowered sightlines and dedicated parking space give officers better visibility into the park, which help improve safety and deter crime,” said Police Chief Troy Bergstrom.

One of the most exciting improvements is the upgraded basketball court, made possible through generous contributions from the Kings Foundation and Kaiser Foundation. The Veterans Garden was also replanted by volunteers.

Weber Park’s transformation reflects Roseville’s ongoing commitment to maintaining vibrant and accessible public spaces. “We’re excited for residents to experience the revitalized park and make new memories in this historic space.” Gee emphasized. With its fresh new look and enhanced amenities, Weber Park is ready to welcome the next generation of visitors while honoring its rich past. The upgrades ensure that this beloved park continues to serve as a hub of recreation, connection and community pride for years to come.

Parks and Amenities

Apollo Dog Park • 1280 Antelope Creek Drive

Astill Family Park • 1401 Grand Junction Way

Baquera, Adam V. Park • 100 Painted Desert Court

Bear Dog Park • 1575 Pleasant Grove Boulevard

Besana, Sylvia Park • 1061 Trehowell Drive

Blue Oaks Park • 8001 Woodcreek Oaks Boulevard

Bos, Bev Park • 2323 Cumberland Drive

Brown, Vencil Park • 260 Trestle Road

Buljan Park • 150 Hallissy Drive

Burner, Doulton C. Park • 2196 Eastwood Drive

Cambria Park • 1781 Poppy Field Drive

Campus Oaks Park (Arno Dog Park) • 580 Roseville Pkwy.

Central Park • 10200 Fairway Drive

Crabb, Harry Park • 1000 Scarborough Drive

Cresthaven, Jack Wallace Park at • 401 Community Drive

Crestmont Park • 1500 Champion Oaks Drive

Crimson Ridge • 8711 Crimson Ridge Way

Davis, Leonard “Duke” Park • 1460 Northpark Drive

Denio Family Park (Fargo Dog Park) • 5820 Fiddyment Road

Diamond Oaks Park • 400 Diamond Oaks Road

Dietrich, Willard Park • 1201 Stoney Point Drive

Doyle, Robert L. Park • 1701 Calle Campaña

Dugan, Dr. Paul J. Park • 1432 Diamond Woods Circle

Duran, Gilbert A. & Helen K. Park • 944 Pleasant Grove Blvd.

Eastwood Park • 950 Madden Lane

Elliott, H.C. Park • 1421 Cushendall Drive

Erven, Melba & “Al” Park • 6201 Grand Canyon Drive

Ferretti, Shirley Park • 601 Circuit Drive

Festersen, Fred Park • 2150 Villages Green Drive

Fiddyment, Elizabeth Jane Park • 1200 Makeway Street

6100 Garland Way

Fratis, Norm Park • 2400 Corin Drive

Garbolino Park • 1015 Camelia Avenue

Goto, George Park • 1851 Oak Crest Drive

Gray, Jim Park • 2565 Provincetown Way

Hall, James A. Park • 1411 Raeburn Way

Hamel, Mel Park • 10080 Crocker Ranch Road

Harrigan Greens • 4051 Parkland Way

Heredia, Alberto & Carmen Park • 2201 Spring Grove Drive

Hillsborough Park • 1001 Hillsborough Drive

Hughes, William “Bill” Park (Zig & Eivo Dog Park) • 1600 Parkside

Huisking, Audrey Park • 6485 Garland Way

Kaseberg Park • 1151 Rand Way

Kennedy, Patricia "Patty" Park • 4025 Vittorio Drive

Kenwood Oaks Park • 1022 Tanzania Drive

Lincoln Estates Park • 331 James Drive

Lockridge, Ray E. Park • 2601 Eureka Road

Luken, Nela Park at the Village Ctr • 2350 Pleasant Grove

Lunardi, Paul J. Park • 2501 Country Club Drive

Mahan, Bob Park • 1095 Amington Drive

Mahany Park • 1545 Pleasant Grove Boulevard

Maidu Regional Park • 1550 Maidu Drive

Marco Dog Park • 1800 Sierra Gardens Drive

Misty Wood Park • 1501 Misty Wood Drive

Nelson, R.F. (Rube) Park • 1213 South Bluff Drive

Nichols, Bud Park • 4525 Bob Doyle Drive

North Hayden Park • 3200 Adelaide

Olympus Park • 2551 La Croix Drive

Phillips, R.G. Park • 1200 Old Coach Drive

Piches, John G. Park • 1471 Stone Point Drive

Pineschi, Aldo Sr. Park • 9501 Highland Park Drive

Pistachio Park • 4350 Westpark Drive

Rickey, Walter & Doris Park • 1475 Parkside Way

Riego Creek Park • 2800 North Hayden Parkway

Roccucci, Pauline & Richard Park • 2110 Symphony Ave.

Royer Park • 190 Park Drive

Sakamoto, Kay Park • 8160 Challis Circle

Santucci, Bill Park • 1831 Morningstar Drive

Saugstad Park (Eros Dog Park) • 100 Buljan Drive

Sculpture Park • 350 North Sunrise Avenue

Sierra Crossing Park • 4251 Brookstone Drive

Silverado Oaks Park • 1430 Badovinac Drive

Solaire Park • 4601 Solaire Drive

Stephenson, Del Park • 6665 Maple Creek Drive

Stizzo, Laurel T. Park • 4141 Brick Mason Circle

Sullivan, John L. Park • 4000 Solaire Drive

William L. Park • 700 Parry Street

Park • 575 Twinwood Loop

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30 KIDS SPORTS

Kidz Love Soccer

Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing, recreational environment. A typical session experience includes these age-appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts experience soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment where the score is always FUN to FUN! Each participant receives a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Shin guards are required after the first class. KLS class status hotline (888) 372-5803. Fee: $166 / 156 Resident Discount

Pre–Soccer

Ages: 4–5

Teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age appropriate environment.

Soccer 1

Ages: 5–6

Learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and age-specific defense. Fun skill games are played at every session and everyone has a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches are introduced gradually.

Soccer 2

Ages: 7–10

Enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team format. Play games to build individual skills and small-sided scrimmages that emphasize finer technical points. This is the perfect bridge from Soccer 1 classes for those who are aspiring to the next level. All levels of skill are welcome to learn and enjoy the world’s most popular sport.

Kidz Love Soccer Camp

Spend a week enjoying the world’s most popular sport in a fun, recreational environment. Discover and master soccer skills including: dribbling, passing, receiving and shooting. Everyone is a winner as the week’s fun culminates in an age-appropriate ‘World Cup’ tournament. All campers will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Campers must wear shin guards, bring a full water bottle and peanut-free snack. Soccer shoes and sunscreen are recommended.

Fee: $225 / 215 Resident Discount

Ages: 4–6

Location: Hamel Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16505

Location: Hughes Park, south entrance Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16507

7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16509

Ages: 7–10

Location: Hamel Park Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16506

Location: Hughes Park, south entrance Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16508 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16510

Skyhawks Sports

Beginning Tennis Weekly Clinic

Ages: 5–13

Learn tennis basics in our fun and supportive beginner program. Focus on grip, footwork and technique to build a strong foundation. Perfect starting point for you to develop skills and confidence on the court.

Fee: $136 / 126 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Park

Ages: 5–8

Sat • 9:00–10:00am

6/7–7/5 • 4 weeks • 16837

7/26–8/23 • 4 weeks • 16840

Ages: 8–11

Sat • 10:15–11:15am

6/7–7/5 • 4 weeks • 16838

7/26–8/23 • 4 weeks • 16841

Ages: 11–13

Sat • 11:30am–12:30pm

6/7–7/5 • 4 weeks • 16839

7/26–8/23 • 4 weeks • 16842

Skyhawks Sports Camps

Basketball Camps

Learn teamwork, sharpen your skills and most of all, get moving.

Good Sport U: Basketball Camp

Ages: 5–12

Good Sport U offers an exciting basketball program that provides you the opportunity to play basketball in a fun and positive learning environment. Enjoy easy to learn instruction that improves your fundamental skills. Participate in creative games and contests to develop your skills, knowledge and love of the game.

Fee: $75 / 70 Resident Discount

Instructor: Rick Bauer

Location: Chilton Middle School

Ages: 5–8

Mon–Fri • 2:30–3:40pm

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16499

7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16500

Ages: 9–12

Mon–Fri • 3:45–4:55pm

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16501

7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16502

Good Sport U: Game Time For Girls

Ages: 9–12

A hoop improvement class designed for girls who are excited to improve their basketball skill set and be game ready whether they play for fun, at recess or in a basketball league. Develop your skills, confidence, knowledge and love of the game.

Fee: $75 / 70 Resident Discount

Instructor: Rick Bauer

Location: Chilton Middle School

Ages: 5–8

Mon–Fri • 2:30–3:40pm 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16503

Ages: 9–12

Mon–Fri • 3:45–4:55pm 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16504

Skyhawks teaches athletes new skills, along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility.

Fee: $230 / 220 Resident Discount

Cheerleading Camp

Ages: 5–10

Learn cheers, proper hand/body movements and jumping techniques. No stunting, just a focus on fun. Concludes with a final cheer performance.

Location: Central Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16665

7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16673

Track & Field Camp

Ages: 6–12

Using special equipment, learn the fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper stretching and cool-down techniques.

Location: Central Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16666

Beach Volleyball Camp

Ages: 7–13

Discover all aspects of the game through drills and exercises that focus on bumping, setting, spiking, hitting and serving for beginner to intermediate players.

Location: Festersen Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16668

Tennis Camp

Ages: 6–12

Whether you are a beginning or intermediate player, improve your game and get more enjoyment from tennis. Focus on skill refinement, practice and match play to develop a well-rounded, consistent tennis game.

Location: Mahany Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16667

7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16672

Baseball Camp

Ages: 6–12

Specifically designed for beginner and intermediate players. Learn the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running—all in a fun, positive environment.

Location: Mahan Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16669

Flag Football Camp

Ages: 6–12

Using a curriculum developed by the experts from USA Football, learn skills like passing, receiving, kicking and flag pulling. Gain confidence and discover important life lessons in a fun, positive environment.

Location: Mahany Park

Girls

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16670

Co-Ed

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16671

KIDS SPORTS

Overtime Athletics

Ages: 6–13

Benefit physically, mentally, socially and emotionally by introducing the fundamentals of many different sports in a non-competitive environment. Gain greater confidence and learn to combine fitness with fun.

Sports Camps

Fee: $230 / 220 Resident Discount

Lacrosse Camp

Ages: 6–12

Refine your strategies in this camp to become a formidable player on the field. Sharpen your skills through dynamic gameplay and focused training sessions.

Location: Mahany Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16646

Flag Football Camp

Ages: 6–9

Focus on flag football education, participation, sportsmanship and fun. No experience is necessary and everyone plays. Throughout the week, learn the fundamentals of throwing, catching, scrimmage gameplay, de-flagging and "tackling".

Location: Mahany Park

Boys

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16518

Girls

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16644

Pickleball Camp

Ages: 6–12

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country and this camp is the perfect way for you to jump in and experience the fun. Learn the fundamentals, while participating in exciting challenges and games. Designed for players of all skill levels—no experience required.

Location: Crabb Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16647

Volleyball Camp

Ages: 6–12

Immerse yourself into a week of volleyball. Dive for the ball and spike your way through fun and strategic scrimmages that enhance your skills while teaching teamwork and sportsmanship.

Location: Crabb Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16648

Weekly Classes

Fee: $135 / 125 Resident Discount

iSprint Speed & Agility

This one-stop-shop for improving in most team sports and on the playground includes games, track and field contests and a field day atmosphere every class.

Location: Central Park

Ages: 6–9

Mon • 5:00–6:00pm

6/2–6/23 • 4 weeks • 16657

7/7–7/28 • 4 weeks • 16659

Ages: 10–13

Mon • 6:15–7:15pm

6/2–6/23 • 4 weeks • 16658

7/7–7/28 • 4 weeks • 16660

Volley-Verse Volleyball

Explore the dynamic world of volleyball in a weekly program to engage in a mix of gameplay and skill stations. Introduces essential volleyball techniques such as serving, passing, setting, spiking and blocking.

*Fee: $239 / 229 Resident Discount

Location: Crabb Park

Ages: 6–9

Wed • 5:00–6:00pm

6/4–6/25 • 4 weeks • 16661

7/9–7/30 • 4 weeks • 16663

Ages: 10–13

6/4–6/25 • 4 weeks • 16662

7/9–7/30 • 4 weeks • 16664

PowerPlay Pickleball

Get your first exposure to the fastest-growing sport in America. Learn the rules of the game, grip, serving, volleying, forehand and backhand strokes. Participate in player favorites like Around the World, Popcorn and Sky Ball.

Location: Crabb Park

Ages: 6–9

Thu • 5:00–6:00pm

6/5–6/26 • 4 weeks • 16653

7/10–7/31 • 4 weeks • 16655

Ages: 10–13

Thu • 6:15–7:15pm

6/5–6/26 • 4 weeks • 16654

7/10–7/31 • 4 weeks • 16656

Fast Launch Lacrosse

Master essential techniques like cradling, passing, catching, shooting and defensive maneuvers. Dive into exciting scrimmages that cultivate teamwork and sportsmanship.

Location: Central Park

Ages: 6–9

Fri • 5:00–6:00pm

6/6–6/27 • 4 weeks • 16649

7/11–8/1 • 4 weeks • 16651

Ages: 10–13 Fri • 6:15–7:15pm 6/6–6/27 • 4 weeks • 16650 7/11–8/1 • 4 weeks • 16652

Dance

Ages: 5–10

Creative Movement

Develop coordination and self-expression through dance movement using a variety of props, music and artistic expression without specific training.

Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Tue • 9:45–10:15am 6/10–7/1 • 4 weeks • 16048

Jazz & Hip Hop

Learn two styles in 45 minutes. From lines to isolation and freestyle, to choreographed routines.

Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Tue • 10:30–11:15am

6/10–7/1 • 4 weeks • 16049

Fall Flag Football League

Ages: 6–12

Fitness, sportsmanship and skill development are the emphasis in this recreational flag football program for boys and girls. Weekday practices throughout City parks with games on Saturday, between 1:00–8:00pm at Mahany Park.

Registration opens Monday, July 7

Player evaluations Tuesday, August 19 Saturday, August 23

Games begin Saturday, September 13 For more information visit

Explore the world of wastewater

Ever wondered what happens to water after it goes down the drain? Find out at our FREE guided tour at the Pleasant Grove Wastewater Treatment Plant!

What will you discover?

•High-tech treatment: Witness the advanced technology that purifies millions of gallons of wastewater daily.

•Meet the experts: Chat with our wastewater professionals who safeguard our water.

•Real impact: See how treated water is used to irrigate Roseville’s parks, streetscape medians and golf courses.

Join us! Sign up today at roseville.ca.us/utilitytours or scan the QR code to secure your spot. Experience firsthand the incredible journey of water—from drain to creek!

Play it again for the first time Play it again for the first time

Woodcreek completed renovations, including re-designed bunkers, new drainage and over 200,000 square feet of new sod!

Woodcreek Golf Club celebrating 30 years!

Anniversary weekend events May 29 – June 1

Thursday, May 29 & Friday, May 30

• Beer garden

• BBQ

• Range specials

• Merchandise tents

• Putts N’ Pints

Saturday, May 31st

• Demo day

• Putting contest

• Live music

• Beer garden

• Kids zone activities

Sunday, June 1st

• Sunday brunch

• Live music

• Family activities

KIDS SPORTS

Kids Golf

Advanced Junior Players Program

Ages: 9–16

Similar curriculum as the junior players program, but aimed at more experienced players. The focus is moving into competition to enhance skills and confidence.

Fee: $299

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Sat • 1:00–5:00pm

8/8–9/13 • 6 weeks

After School Clinics

Ages: 6–15

Designed to cater to both beginners and slightly experienced players, the focus is on making golf enjoyable while fostering skill development. Dive into the world of golf, mastering essential techniques such as putting, chipping, bunker play, and the full swing. No class: 5/26.

Fee: $99

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Mon • 4:00–5:00pm

5/5–6/2 • 4 week

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Tue • 4:00–5:00pm

5/13–6/3 • 4 weeks

8/19–9/9 • 4 weeks

Wed • 4:00–5:00pm

5/14–6/4 • 4 weeks

8/20– 9/10 • 4 weeks

Legends Junior Club Program

Ages: 7–14

We create a learning environment for the beginning player that is structured and safe yet allows for fun and creativity and focuses on the 9 core values of the First Tee: responsibility, integrity, honesty, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, perseverance, courtesy and judgment. Fee: $319

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Tue & Sat • 10:30am–12:00pm 6/10–7/19 • 8 weeks

Sat • 9:00–10:30am 8/23–10/19 • 9 weeks

Junior Players Program

Ages: 7–17

The Roseville Junior Players Program utilizes a PGA Coach curriculum of coaching, playing and training designed to teach golfers how to play the game from a hole out perspective. The program runs 6 weeks with 3 Saturday oncourse match days and 1 private lesson.

Fee: $350

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Tue–Thu • 12:30–2:30pm Sat • 12:30–5:30pm 6/10–7/19 • 6 weeks

Summer Youth League

Ages: 7–16

This 9-hole weekly playing program is designed for juniors that have demonstrated an understanding of the golf swing and golf course etiquette.

Fee: $239

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Little Swingers

Ages: 7–12

Tue • 7:00–10:00am 6/10–7/29 • 8 weeks

Teen League

Ages: 12–16

Wed • 12:30–3:30pm 6/11–7/30 • 8 weeks

Kids Golf Camps

3–Day Camps

Ages: 6–16

This camp is designed to be fun and educational for the beginner and slightly experienced player. Develop the fundamental skills of putting, chipping, bunker play and full swing, while learning about rules, etiquette and sportsmanship. Classes have a 8:1 student/coach ratio and we have equipment available to use if needed.

Fee: $169

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course Mon–Wed • 9:00am–12:00pm Camps start on 6/2

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Wed–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm Camps start on 6/11

Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Woodcreek Golf Club (916) 771–GOLF

To register or for more information about golf programs, call the golf course or visit our website at: golfroseville.com

36 KIDS AFTERNOON CAMPS

Ages: 6–12

Register for your neighborhood SPARKS program for games, crafts, sports, trips and fun summer days. This supervised summer day camp encourages laughter, creativity and recreational play. Each session includes one field trip or special event, one onsite water day and one trip to the pool. Field trips and special events are on Wednesdays. No camp: 7/4.

Location: Kaseberg Park

PARKS & RE CR E ATION

5 day fee: $114 / 99 Resident Discount

4 day fee: $94 / 79 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 1:00–5:00pm Field trips, special events and activities subject to change.

Heroic Horizons

RAC • Xtreme Craze • Superhero Dress-Up Day

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16695

Lights, Camera, Action!

RAC • Movies • Pajamas Dress-Up Day

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16704

Island Explorers

RAC • Sparks Got Talent • Hawaiian Dress-Up Day

6/23–6/27

5 days

16705

Star Spangled Summer

On Site Water Day • Golfland Mini Golf • Red, White & Blue Dress-up Day

6/30–7/3

4 days

16706

Cosmic Voyage

RAC • MOSAC • Outer Space/Star Wars Dress-Up Day 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16707

Funhouse Frenzy

RAC • Day Camps Carnival • Mismatch/Crazy Hair Dress-Up Day

7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16708

Groovy Getaway

RAC • Roller King • Disco Dress-Up Day 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16709

Enchanted Farwell

RAC • AMF Bowling • Disney Dress-Up Day 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16710

RAC: Pool day at Roseville Aquatics Complex

Be prepared to weather the next storm

With 74 miles of creeks running through Roseville and unpredictable weather, every rainy season brings the potential for flooding.

Since historic floods in 1986 and 1995, Roseville along with FEMA, have invested $33 million to improve infrastructure, earning our city the nation’s highest flood protection rating.

Do your part to protect your family and property.

• Know your flood hazard. Learn if you’re at risk, visit roseville.ca.us/FloodZones, or call (916) 746-1300. Receive FEMA’s Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), regulated flood hazard areas, estimated depths of flooding for your property, and historic flood information.

• Insure your property. If your property is at risk, flood insurance is the best investment you can make. Roseville property owners receive up to a 45-percent discount. Ask your insurance agent if you are covered for flood damage.

• Protect your property. Reduce flooding hazards by keeping drainage areas free of debris.

• Plan for emergencies. Take steps to be prepared, like designating a family meeting place in case of an evacuation. Learn helpful flood emergency planning tips at roseville.ca.us/FloodPrep.

• Build wisely. Resilience begins with understanding your risk. Avoid building in flood prone areas. Contact the City before constructing. Codes and standards are enforced.

• Preserve natural floodplains. They’re nature’s way of accommodating excess water. Keep trash, large debris, and pollutants out of storm drainage systems and creeks.

• Sign up for Placer Alert. Visit placer-alert.org to be notified in an emergency.

KIDS DAY CAMPS

PARKS & RE C R E A TION

MAHANY

Ages: 6–12

Meet new friends, enjoy action–packed games, make dynamic crafts and go on amazing adventures. Creating a safe and fun environment is our top priority. All trips and transportation included in the weekly fee. No camp: 7/4

5 day fee: $210 / 195 Resident Discount

*4 day fee: $171 / 156 Resident Discount (Stars & Stripes week only)

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–3:00pm Field trips, special events and activities subject to change.

Adventure Awaits

Xtreme Craze • Tacky Tourist Dress-Up Day • On-Site Water Day

6/2–6/6 • 5 days • 16674

Planet Pioneers

MOSAC • Outer Space/Star Wars Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16675

Western Whirlwind

AMF Bowling • Western Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16676

Rookie Rumble

Indoor Mini Golf/Arcade • Sports Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16677

Stars & Stripes *

Urban Air • Red, White & Blue Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16678

Disco Fever

Roller King • Disco Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16679

Acrobatic Adventures

Day Camps Carnival • Mismatch/Crazy Hair Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16680

Hollywood Hits

Movies • Pajama Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16681

Hula Haven

Sunsplash • Hawaiian Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/28–8/1 • 5 days • 16682

RAC: Pool day at Roseville Aquatics Complex

PARKS & RE C R E A TION FA R WEST

KIDS DAY CAMPS

Ages: 6–12

Meet new friends, enjoy action–packed games, make dynamic crafts and go on amazing adventures. Creating a safe and fun environment is our top priority. All trips and transportation included in the weekly fee. No camp: 7/4

5 day fee: $210 / 195 Resident Discount

*4 day fee: $171 / 156 Resident Discount (Stars & Stripes week only)

**3 day fee: $132 / 117 Resident Discount (Heroic Finale week only)

Location: Coyote Ridge School

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–3:00pm

Field trips, special events and activities subject to change.

Fairytale Beginnings

Urban Air • Disney Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16696

Tropical Kickback

Xtreme Craze • Tacky Tourist Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16697

In A Galaxy Far, Far Away...

MOSAC • Outer Space/Star Wars Dress-Up Day • RAC 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16698

Stars & Stripes *

Indoor Mini Golf/Arcade • Red, White & Blue Dress-Up Day • RAC 6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16699

Boogie Blast

Roller King • Disco Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16700

Wacky Wonderland

Day Camps Carnival • Mismatch/Crazy Hair Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16701

Lights, Camera, Action!

Movies • Pajama Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16702

Heroic Finale **

Sunsplash • Superhero Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/28–7/30 • 3 days • 16703

RAC: Pool day at Roseville Aquatics Complex

Saturday, July 12 3:00-7:00pm

PARKS & RE CR E ATION

TWEEN/TEEN DAY CAMPS

Ages: 11–14

This is the place where teens come to get out of the house, adventure together and create an amazing summer. Teen Scene offers theme weeks, teen programming, three off site trips a week and an opportunity for teens to beat the boredom and have fun. No camp: 7/4.

5 day fee: $259 / 244 Resident Discount

*4 day fee: $208 / 196 Resident Discount (Shoot For The Stars week only) Location: Vencil Brown School

Mon–Fri • 10:00am–4:00pm Field trips, special events and activities subject to change.

Back To Bootcamp

Movie Theater • RAC • Xtreme Craze

6/9–6/13 • 5 days • 16312

Welcome To The Jungle

AMF Bowling • RAC • Golfland Go Karts & Arcade 6/16–6/20 • 5 days • 16311

Trip–Hopper

Olympics

Top Golf • RAC •Sunsplash 6/23–6/27 • 5 days • 16315

Shoot For The Stars

Urban Air • RAC • The Escape Game 6/30–7/3 • 4 days • 16309*

Want to just go on the trips? Sign up for the trip–hopper and go some place fun twice a week.

Fee: $155 / 145 Resident Discount

Tuesday camp time is 10:00am–4:00pm. Thursday camp time changes based on field trips.

Yes Chef!

Petroglyph • RAC • Sky Zone 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 16314

Disco Dreams

Roller King • RAC • Sac State Aquatics Center 7/14–7/18 • 5 days • 16310

Roller Coastin’

AMF Bowling • RAC • Six Flags 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16313 RAC: Pool day at Roseville Aquatics Complex

Chasing adventure, one trail at Chasing adventure, one trail at

For Roseville Parks & Recreation

Supervisor Jake Hassell, adventure doesn’t end when he clocks out. With a deep passion for hiking and backpacking, Jake spends much of his free time exploring trails near and far, pushing his limits and surrounding himself in nature’s beauty.

“I’ve always been an explorer,” Jake says. “I want to see what’s over the next hill.”

That curiosity has taken him across some of the most breathtaking landscapes in North America. He hikes at least twice a month, backpacks two to three times a year on overnight excursions, and visits two national parks annually. His list of destinations includes Yellowstone, Banff, Glacier and Kauai’s stunning state parks. But his true love? The mountains.

“I definitely prefer the mountains over the beach,” he admits. “Being so close to Tahoe and Auburn, there are so many trails and hiking areas to take advantage of.”

Jake’s backpacking journey ramped up after college. His trips have taken him to some of the most challenging and rewarding trails, including the John Muir Wilderness and Zion’s infamous Angels Landing. “Angels Landing is one of my favorites,” Jake says. “The switchbacks are insane, and you need a permit to hike it. It’s one of the most dangerous hikes, but the view at the top is worth every step.”

Beyond the physical challenge, Jake enjoys the technical side of backpacking—the meticulous planning of meals, gear and weight distribution. “You have to plan out every single meal and snack so that by the end of the trip, you’re out of food,” he explains. “The attention to detail, the trial and error—it’s all part of the adventure. And no backpacking trip is ever the same. The seasons, weather and circumstances are always different. There’s a quote I love: ‘No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river and he is not the same man.’”

That adaptability serves Jake well in both the wilderness and his career. “Planning a trip and running a Recreation program aren’t all that different,” he says. “You can plan the same program, but each class or camp is different every time. You have to adapt to changes, just like in nature.”

“My priority is to be grateful for where I am”

Despite the challenges, Jake is committed to his goal of visiting all 50 U.S. National Parks—at his pace of two per year, he estimates it will take him 25 years. But he’s in no rush. “I lean toward enjoying the moment more than taking photos,” he says. “My priority is to be grateful for where I am.” Whether he’s guiding a recreation program in Roseville or trekking through Desolation Wilderness, Jake’s passion for exploration shines through. And for him, the adventure is just getting started.

TWEEN/TEEN ENRICHMENT

Tween/Teen Safety

Be prepared for any situation. Whether you are staying home alone or babysitting others, it is best to be prepared. Dress comfortable and bring water, a nut-free lunch and snack.

Instructor: Holly Buell

Super Sitter Academy Camp

Ages: 11–16

Come spend a fun filled week learning how to become a confident leader when watching siblings or other children in your care. Learn the basics of caring for infants and children, how to provide first aid and CPR, plus everything else you will need to know to begin working as a babysitter. Camp includes the American Red Cross certification in Babysitting and Pediatric First Aid with CPR. Make up days will not be available for certification.

Fee: $182 / 172 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/9–6/13

5 days • 16683

7/14–7/18

5 days • 16684

Home Alone With First Aid

Ages: 9–13

Your parents have finally decided to allow you to stay home alone. Get prepared for your solo adventure by becoming confident and responsible to take care of yourself. Learn how to maintain a safe environment with decision making skills, preventing emergencies, caring for injuries and making healthy snacks. Participants receive an American Red Cross First Aid certificate.

Fee: $121 / 111 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 9:00am–2:00pm

6/21 • 16685

7/19 • 16686

Youth CPR With First Aid

Ages: 11–16

Want to enrich your life saving skills or learn about CPR and first aid for the first time? Join us for a day of learning the skills necessary to provide care to adults, children and infants if their heart stops beating or if they are choking. Learn how to provide first aid for a variety of conditions. Participants receive an American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR certificate.

Fee: $118 / 108 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 9:00am–2:00pm

6/28 • 16687

7/26 • 16688

Fun At The Museum

Discover all the amazing history around you and learn about the Nisenan Maidu who called this place home for thousands of years. Bring a snack, water, wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you can get dirty in. Don’t forget a hat and sunscreen!

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Jewelry Workshop

Ages: 13–17

Create your own necklace using materials from nature like abalone, beads and pine nuts. All materials are provided. You can bring additional elements to embellish your creations. Taught by Native American jewelry maker, Joann Denys.

Fee: $55 / 50 Museum Members Discount

Tue • 10:00am–12:00pm 7/29 • 16725

Flintknapping Workshop

Ages: 13+

Turn rocks into tools in this one-day workshop. Flintknapping is the ancient technique of shaping stone, typically flint or obsidian, into tools or survival blades like arrowheads, knives, axes and hide scrapers. In this workshop, learn how to carefully strike stones to refine the shape and sharpness of your tool. Taught by Native American flintknapper, Steven Saffold (Chumash).

Fee: $50 / 45 Museum Members Discount

Sat • 10:00am–1:00pm 8/2 • 16727

Performing Arts Camps

Have fun, make new friends, increase self–esteem and learn basic concepts of theatre production in this adventure into the world of drama. Costume requirements are shared in class.

Instructor: Robin Walter

Location: Cooley Middle School

Pitch Perfect

Ages: 6–16

Express your inner music star in this musical camp. Learn basic stage presence, singing and dancing techniques. Camp culminates with a performance for friends and family on Friday.

$15 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $175 / 165 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 8:30–9:30am 7/7–7/11 • 5 days • 15962

Big Stars

Ages: 8–18

Learn how to audition, stage presence, dance choreography, vocal techniques and be part of a cast in an amazing show. Camp culminates in a show for family and friends on the last day.

$20 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $245 / 235 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 10:00am–1:00pm 7/7–7/25 • 3 weeks • 15963

R.A.P (Rhythm And Poetry)

Ages: 14–18

Make beats, write songs and record your own music from start to finish. Whether you're passionate about beat production, song writing or audio recording, work alongside industry experts to bring your artistic vision to life.

Fee: $335 / 325 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16834

Audiobooks For Everyone

All you need is a Roseville Public Library card to discover a world or stories anytime, anywhere.

roseville.ca.us/library

JOIN THE

FAB Club

Fifty

and Better

Meet new friends and participate in a variety of social activities, fun trips, games, classes and programs through the Roseville FAB Club.

Now at two locations!

Maidu Community Center

Monday - Friday · 9:00am-3:00pm

Mahany Fitness Center

Monday - Friday · 9:00am-3:00pm

Day Trips Luncheons

FAB Maidu:

Daily activities

• Bingo

• Bocce ball

• Bunco

• Color therapy

• Maidu singers

Other activities

• Friday Flicks

• Support groups

• Technology workshop

• Trivia

FAB Mahany:

Weekly activities

• American Mahjong

• Bingo

• Bunco

Workshops and Presentations

• Mexican train

Other activities

• Craft, Color & Chat

• Watercoloring classes

ADULT ENRICHMENT

Maidu Museum & Historic Site

1970 Johnson Ranch Drive

Roseville, CA 95661 (916) 774–5934 roseville.ca.us/museum

• Hours: Thu–Sat • 9:00am–4:00pm

• Fees: $7 adult, $6 senior/student/child; children under 5 years, military and tribal members free.

Educators

Looking for something to enhance your California history curriculum? You've come to the right place! The Maidu Museum & Historic Site is offering the following:

• Onsite museum & trail tours (Mon–Fri)

Recommended for grades 1-6. Please check the museum website for descriptions and the most current information on fees and availability.

Annual Memberships

Support the Maidu Museum by becoming a member today. The museum offers a variety of memberships. For more information, check out our website: roseville.ca.us/museum.

Member of NARM, North American Reciprocal Museums.

Become A Volunteer

Interested in learning and sharing the Maidu culture of the local area? Join our remarkable team of volunteers and share this unique knowledge with your community. Discover how to use this new information in a variety of ways including conducting tours, helping in restoration efforts and participating in special events. For more information please email us at maidumuseum@roseville.ca.us.

Be Well Roseville is a health initiative focused on three areas of wellness: physical activity, healthy eating and mind/body renewal. Earn a colored wrist band for participating in any activity below. Collect all three colors and trade in for the exclusive Be Well Roseville T-shirt. Our mission is to be active, eat healthy and feel renewed. All classes are free.

Beat The Heat Bootcamp

Ages: 14+

Rise and shine and beat the heat. Add some body weight exercises to your workout routine and learn how to use the outdoor fitness court at Maidu Regional Park. This 45 minute full body workout is for all fitness levels.

Location: Maidu Regional Park

Sat • 6/21 • 8:00–8:45am • 16753

Eat Healthy At Costco

Ages: 10+

Join a certified nutrition coach for a tour of Costco. Learn pro tips and tricks for healthy shopping and meal planning. Meet outside the front doors at Roseville Costco. You do not need to be a member to participate in the tour.

Location: Costco

Wed • 7/30 • 7:00–8:00pm • 16754

Twilight Yoga

Ages: 14+

Gaze at the starts and feel renewed with this full body stretch and yoga class. Bring a yoga mat and layered clothes in case it gets chilly.

Location: Diamond Oaks Park

Fri • 8/22 • 8:00–9:00pm • 16752

American Red Cross Safety Certifications

Ages: 13+

All certification courses offered are good for two years upon successful completion. Fee: $107 / 97 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Adult, Child & Infant CPR With First Aid

Learn infant, child and adult CPR, plus how to deal with cuts, bruises, bone and muscle injuries, shock, bleeding and other first aid emergencies. Also includes optional training in using an automated external defibrillator (AED). Meets the CPR portion of California’s Child Care provider requirements, but does not meet the first aid requirements.

Fri • 5:00–8:00pm Sat • 8:00am–12:30pm 7/11 & 7/12 • 2 days • 16775

First Aid/CPR/AED For Schools & Community Participant's Book

Books can be downloaded and printed free at roseville.ca.us/cprbook. They will also be available to borrow from the instructor during the class.

ADULT ENRICHMENT

Ancestral Arts & Skills Immersion For Educators

Ages: 18+

Calling all educators, in any capacity. Enjoy making and the applying earth paints and pigments. Learn the primary skills of making and using both stone and bone tools, twisting plant and fiber into string and making and managing friction fire. Class has an hour lunch break.

Fee: $335 / 325 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat–Sun • 9:00am–4:00pm 6/7–6/8 • 2 days • 16755

Beginning Mosaics

Ages: 18+

Learn the fundamentals of creating glass on glass mosaics and the ins and outs of different Mosaic design with no experience needed and all materials provided.

Fee: $110 / 100 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat–Sun • 10:00am–1:00pm 6/21–6/22 • 16760

FAB: Watercolor Painting

Ages: 50+

Learn the basic concepts and techniques of watercolor. This senior-friendly class is ideal for people with no experience in water color or for those who want to brush up on their previous skills and knowledge. All materials provided. Painting theme changes weekly.

Fee: $55 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Wed • 9:00–11:00am

6/25 • 16749

7/23 • 16750

8/27 • 16751

Arts Integrated Curriculum For Educators

Ages: 18+

Discover engaging techniques to integrate arts into lessons, from using beat counting to teach fractions to reading Dr. Seuss over hip hop beats. Hands-on-experiences providing creative strategies to foster an innovative classroom environment.

Fee: $260 / 250 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat–Sun • 9:00am–1:00pm 7/26–7/27 • 2 days • 16772

Baked With Love: Sourdough Bread

Ages: 18+

Creating your own starter then, get your hands doughy as you learn folding, stretching and proofing techniques. Mini loaves are ready for you to score, bake and enjoy fresh out of the oven, along with homemade butter. Leave with your starter, dough & proofing bowl, scoring tool and butter.

Fee: $75 / 70 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 8/2 • 16691

Jewelry Workshop

Ages: 18+

Create your own necklace using materials from nature like abalone, beads and pine nuts. All materials are provided. You can bring additional elements to embellish your creations. Taught by Native American jewelry maker, Joann Denys.

Fee: $80 / 75 Museum Members Discount

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 8/16 • 16726

Girls Night Out: Sunshine & Stencils

Ages: 18+

It’s time to unleash your creativity and indulge in a night of artful fun. Invite your closest friends for an enchanting evening painting your own summer inspired doormat. Food & drinks available for purchase at Goose Port.

Fee: $55 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Goose Port Public House

Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 7/10 • 16690

Petals & Pints: Groovy Blooms

Ages: 18+

Immerse yourselves in the beauty of flowers with an evening of creativity. Gather your friends for a lively floral arrangement night, to discover the art of crafting bouquets and make some disco themed vases. Food & drinks available for purchase at Goose Port.

Fee: $55 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Goose Port Public House

Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 8/7 • 16689

Parents Night Out

Ages: 4–12

Take the opportunity to spend a night out (or in!) while your child enjoys a variety of crafts, games and more! Pizza dinner provided. Please wear closedtoe shoes and bring a water bottle.

Fee: $44 / 34 Resident Discount

Location: 311 Vernon Street

Sunshine & Stencils

Thu • 6:00-8:30pm 7/10 • 16814

Groovy Blooms

Thu • 6:00-8:30pm 8/7 • 16815

ADULT SPORTS

Adult Golf Lessons

Ages: 18+

Sunday Clinics

These clinics are fun and safe for all levels. Designed to build confidence through learning swing fundamentals, how to selfcorrect and short game skills. Rules, etiquette and equipment are also discussed.

Fee: $25 per class, drop in only.

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Sun • 1:00–2:30pm • year round

Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Woodcreek Golf Club

(916) 771–GOLF

To register or for more information about golf programs, call the golf course or visit our website at: golfroseville.com

Right Start

Beginner and intermediate golfers benefit from a review of fundamentals covering full swing, putting, chipping, pitching and bunkers. Swing shaping drills and short game development are practiced throughout the lesson series. Rules, etiquette and equipment are also discussed. No class: 5/26.

Fee: $119

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Mon • 6:00–7:00pm 5/5–6/2 • 4 week

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Wed • 5:30–6:30pm 5/14–6/4 • 4 weeks

Sat/Sun • 10:00am–12:00am 8/2–8/3 • 2 days

ROSEVILLE WATER FEATURES

Overtime Athletics Pickleball

Ages: 18+

Whether you are new to the game or looking to elevate your skills, this class offers a comprehensive introduction to pickleball. Learn the fundamentals, from the grip and serve to game strategy and court positioning. With fun drills, games and mini-tournaments, improve your skills, enhance your fitness and foster your love for the game. Come join the fun and meet new friends on the court.

Location: Woodbridge Park

Ages: FAB, ages 50+

Fee: $80 / 75 Resident Discount

Thu • 9:00–10:00am

6/5–6/26 • 4 weeks • 16866

7/10–7/31 • 4 weeks • 16844

8/7–8/28 • 4 weeks • 16867

Ages: 18–60

Fee: $135 / 125 Resident Discount

Mon • 6:30–7:30pm 6/9–6/30 • 4 weeks • 16868

7/7–7/28 • 4 weeks • 16843

8/4–8/25 • 4 weeks • 16869

Weekends (beginning in May) 10:00-8:00 (Saturday & Sunday) Memorial Day – Labor Day 10:00am-8:00pm (daily) Labor Day - September 30

AQUATICS PROGRAMS

Swim Lessons

The following are the requirements for participants to register in swim lesson classes. For more information on what to expect, visit roseville.ca.us/swimlessons. All City of Roseville swim lessons are inclusive.

Preschool Age Lessons

Ages: 6 months–6 years

Starfish (Parent/Guardian Participation)

Ages: 6 months–2 years

• Child must be able to hold head up

• Parent/guardian must attend each class and be in the water with their child

Jellyfish (Parent/Guardian Participation)

Ages: 3–5

• Under no exceptions are children under 3 allowed to register for this class

• Parent/guardian must attend each class and be in the water with their child

Duck (Beginner)

Ages: 3–5

• Under no exceptions are children under 3 allowed to register for this class

Alligator (Intermediate)

Ages: 3–5

• Enter and go underwater easily

• Be able to swim 2 yards unassisted

Otter (Advanced)

Ages: 4–6

• Must able to swim 5 yards of freestyle unassisted

• Must be comfortable swimming on back unassisted

Sea Turtle (Pre-competitive)

Ages: 5–7

• Must be able to swim 15 yards of freestyle with side breathing

• Must be able to swim 10 yards of backstroke

• Knowledge of breaststroke

School Age Lessons

Ages: 5–14 years

Seal (Beginner)

Ages: 5–14

• Designed for the older beginner with limited water experience

• This class is not a continuation from Sea Turtle

Marlin (Intermediate)

Ages: 6–14

• Enter and go underwater easily

• Must be able to swim 5 yards unassisted

• Must be comfortable swimming on back unassisted

Dolphin (Advanced – Level 1)

Ages: 6–14

• Must be able to swim 10 yards of freestyle unassisted

• Knowledge of backstroke

Stingray (Advanced – Level 2)

Ages: 6–14

• Must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle with side breathing

• Must be able to swim 15 yards of backstroke

• Knowledge of breaststroke

Adaptive Lessons

Ages: 3–14

Penguin

These private lessons are designed for children with mental, physical or developmental disabilities.

Private Lessons

Ages: 4+

These lessons are not only for beginners, but are great for experienced swimmers as well. All the private swim lessons are taught by certified Roseville swim instructors.

Sawfish (Advanced – Level 3)

Ages: 6–14

• Must be able to swim 50 yards of freestyle with side breathing

• Must be able to swim 25 yards of backstroke

• Must be able to swim 15 yards of breaststroke

Shark (Pre-competitive – Level 1)

Ages: 6–14

• Must be able to swim 100 yards of freestyle with side breathing

• Must be able to swim 10 yards of backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly with proper technique

Orca (Pre-competitive – Level 2)

Ages: 6–14

• Must be able to swim 200 yards of freestyle with side breathing

• Must be able to swim 25 yards of backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly

Adult Lessons

Ages: 13+

Adult Beginner

• Designed for adults with limited water experience

• Small class size

Adult Intermediate

• Must be comfortable in the water

• Must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted

• Small class size

AQUATICS PROGRAMS

Junior Lifeguard Camp

Ages: 11–14

This camp introduces you to lifesaving skills, such as water rescues, first aid and CPR/AED. Shadow lifeguards in rotation to get a real sense of being on the job. Also focuses on developing swimming skills to help you meet the Lifeguard Training course prerequisite.

Fee: $163 / 152 Resident Discount

Location: Roseville Aquatics Complex

Mon–Thu • 10:00am–2:00pm

6/9–6/12 • 4 days • 16718

6/16–6/19 • 4 days • 16719

Roseville Sea Lions (Pre–Competitive Program)

Conditioning and instruction for competitive swimming and water polo. It is intended to give swimmers another option for competitive swimming, as well as prepare children for future aquatic activities. No class: 7/4.

Location: Roseville Aquatics Complex

Ages: 5–8*

Fee: $173 / 157 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 11:00–11:45am

6/23–7/31 • 6 weeks • 16716

Ages: 9–10*

Fee: $231 / 209 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 11:45am–12:45pm 6/23–7/31 • 6 weeks • 16717

Ages: 11–14*

Fee: $231 / 209 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 10:00–11:00am

6/23–7/31 • 6 weeks • 16715

* Swimmers are evaluated on the first day. Ages 5–8 must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle unassisted. Ages 9–14 must be able to swim 50 yards of freestyle unassisted.

Pre-Employment Assessment

Sat • 4/19 or Sat • 7/26, 9:00am–12:00pm at the Roseville Aquatics Complex

Lifeguard Training

Ages: 15+

This course includes all the certifications needed to be a pool lifeguard in the State of California. After successful completion of this course, students are issued American Red Cross certification in Lifeguarding/First Aid/ CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, Oxygen Administration Bloodborne Pathogens Training and First Aid for Public Safety Personnel (Title 22). A pocket mask can be purchased for $10 on the first day of class.

Fee: $225 / 195 Resident Discount

Location: Roseville Aquatics Complex

Prerequisites:

• 15 years of age

• Complete a swim-tread-swim sequence without stopping to rest

• Complete a timed event within 1 minute and 40 seconds

Swim 20 yards

Perform a surface dive to retrieve a 10 pound brick from the bottom of the pool Swim 20 yards with a brick and return to the start

Mon–Fri • 8:30am–5:00pm 7/21–7/25 • 5 days • 16774

Successful completion of Lifeguard Training does not guarantee a position with the City of Roseville

Pool Rental Information

The Roseville Aquatics Complex and Johnson Pool are available to rent during the summer months (June–August). The Mike Shellito Indoor Pool is available all year round. Call (916) 772–PLAY for pricing and availability.

Private Group Rentals

Looking for a spot to host a family reunion, company picnic, swim meet or water polo match? Give us a call and see what we have available.

Recreational Swim Hours

Sat–Sun • 1:00–4:00pm

Fee: Ages 2+, $8, children under age 2 are free with adult admission

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Parent Tot Playtime

Ages: 6 & under

A special time for parents and tots to splash and play at the indoor pool.

Fee: $5 for one parent and child, $3 for each additional person.

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Tue/Thu • 10:00–11:20am Sun • 11:30am–12:45pm

Student programs at Roseville’s entrepreneur center

Creative Prototyping Fundamentals Bootcamp

Unleash your child’s creative potential in this dynamic three-week summer program designed for middle and high school students.

Students will face six unique design challenges that blend physics, engineering, and storytelling. Using everyday materials like cardboard and simple tools, they’ll learn the art of rapid prototyping and testing, employing approaches used by product development teams at leading tech companies.

The program will also introduce basic 3D design concepts through TinkerCAD, with an emphasis on building creative con dence, understanding user needs, and developing solutions through quick iterations and real-world testing.

June 9 – June 26

Mon – Thu • 10:00am – 3:00pm

Technical Product Design Bootcamp

Transform creative concepts into precise digital designs in this advanced three-week summer program.

The Technical Product Design Bootcamp equips high school students with professional-grade computeraided design (CAD) skills and comprehensive 3D printing expertise—essential tools for aspiring engineers and product designers.

Program fee: $600 / student Register: https://loom.ly/7JzQuvY

Students will gain working pro ciency in Fusion 360, the industry-standard CAD software, through structured projects and hands-on training.

Participants will complete the program with a portfolio of detailed digital designs, 3D printed prototypes, and the technical foundation needed for industry certi cation—valuable assets for academic and professional advancement.

July 7 – July 25

Mon – Thu • 10 00am – 3:00pm

Program fee: $750 / student Register: https://loom.ly/sq-3u50 Register

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Share the Trail

Whether you’re on foot or on wheels, remember to follow these tips

Pedestrians

Pedestrians always use the left lane, so you aren’t surprised by traffic coming behind you.

Please pick up after your dog, keep them under control and on a leash.

E-scooters

Any e-scooter operator must have a learner’s permit or driver’s license, and the e-scooter cannot be operated on a sidewalk. Other than the operator, no passengers are allowed on a motorized scooter.

Bicyclists

The rules of the road require bikes, like cars, to travel on the right. This also applies to our trails. California Vehicle Code 21956

Ride at a safe speed, signal your presence, and yield to pedestrians. What might seem like a slow speed to you, may seem fast to others.

E-bikes

E-bike models have different rules about where they can be used, minimum age requirements, and any licenses needed to operate them. Know the rules applicable to your e-bike.

Parents are advised to ride with children to ensure they can handle e-bikes and e-scooters in various conditions.

By law, riders under 18 must wear a helmet.

SUMMER PLANNING CALENDAR

Use this calendar to plan your child’s summer activities. Notes:

CITY OF ROSEVILLE

UPCOMING EVENTS

AUGUST

JUNE

LOCATIONS

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

August 3

8:00am-12:00pm Registration required

Fee: $5

• Instructors evaluate your child’s swim skills

• Get recommendation for the ideal class

• Recieve tips for swim lesson registration

• Learn essential water safety information

• Enjoy a free swim pass for future use

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