Experience PRL Summer 2024 Magazine

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• Parents, create an account for yourself first then add your kids

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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

mcc@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

* Closed for renovations

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) 771–4653

349 Diamond Oaks Rd Roseville, CA 95678

Woodcreek Golf Club (916) 771–4653 5880 Woodcreek Oaks Roseville, CA 95747

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 & ANNOUNCEMENTS

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 the sounds of Vino Banditos while kids have fun with various games and activities. Food is available for purchase.

Fireworks

Join us at the Placer County Fairgrounds for fireworks. Gates open at 4:00pm and the show begins at approximately 9:30pm. Shuttling is highly encouraged Fee: $15 charge for parking.

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

Become A Maidu Museum Member

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—your membership matters!

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.

Campfires

All ages

Listen to Native American stories and roast marshmallows around the campfire at the outdoor amphitheater of the Maidu Museum & Historic Site. Make memories, enjoy great stories and tasty treats with the whole family. Gates open at 6:45pm.

Fee: $11/person, children under 2 are free.

Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Fri • 7:30–8:30pm

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7/12 • 13223

8/9 • 13224

PRL Scholarship Program

The Parks, Recreation & Libraries Department 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

VERNON STREET TOWN SQUARE

Special Events

Chalk Your Walk

Join us at Vernon Town Square 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 for at-home fun. Kits includes chalk, stencils, a yard sign, and family activities. Let your sidewalks sparkle with color! Fee: $10, includes chalk kit & yard sign

Sat • 7/27 • 10:00am–12:00pm

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. To reserve visit roseville.ca.us/events.

Free

3rd Sat • 7:30–9:30pm

6/15 • RED (Taylor Swift Night)

7/20 • Zepparella (Led Zeppelin)

8/17 • Aeromyth (Aerosmith)

9/21 • Faux Fighters (Foo Fighters)

STEAM On The Square

Ages: 3+

Join us for a fun-filled morning celebrating science, technology, engineering, art and math in a carnival-like atmosphere filled with games, puzzles and activities focused on STEAM. Fee: $12

Sat • 6/29 • 10:00am–12:00pm

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

Weekly 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 participation required. Fee: $5 per session or $15 for all 4 weeks

Tue • 10:00–11:00am 6/4–6/25 (weather permitting)

Monthly Events

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.

2nd Thu • 5:00–8:00pm 6/13, 7/11, 8/8

Family Fest

September 28

(vendor applications available June 3)

Comedy Night

October 25

Turkey Trot

November 28

Downtown Holiday Celebration

December 4–December 6

FRIDAY FLICKS

Ages: 3+

Fee: $12

Pre-Party: Teenage

Fri • 6/7 • 6:30–7:30pm

Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

Fri • 6/7 • 8:00pm

Pre-Party: Migration

Ages: 3+

Fri • 8/16 • 6:30–7:30pm

Migration (PG)

Fri • 8/16 • 8:00pm

Grab a blanket, lawn chair and the family and enjoy watching a movie under the stars! Light refreshments available for purchase. Movie will be shown with closed captioning for the deaf and hard of hearing. Weather-permitting. Free

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (PG)

Come join an evening filled with themed crafts, games, and delicious popcorn, setting the stage for the extraordinary journey of the duck family in Migration Fee: $12

Join us for a TMNT-themed celebration featuring crafts, games, and tasty popcorn snacks, all inspired by the heroes in a half shell. Unleash your inner ninja and get ready for mutant mayhem on the big screen!

A duck family's plan for a Jamaican adventure takes an unexpected turn when they get lost and end up in New York City. The experience soon inspires them to expand their horizons, open themselves up to new friends, and accomplish more than they ever thought possible.

NEW Concession Stand Treats: Treat yourself to a delectable 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. Supplies are limited.

After years in seclusion, the Turtle brothers aim to win acceptance as regular teens in New York City, aided by their ally April O'Neil. But they soon get in over their heads when an army of mutants is unleashed upon them.

LIBRARY PROGRAMS

Summer At The Library

Summer STEAM

Ages: 6–12

Join us at the library for Summer STEAM days! Explore science, technology, engineering, art and math with interactive activities and experiments. Open to all and drop-ins welcome.

Free

Location: Maidu Library

Tue • 4:00–5:00pm 6/11 • 13235

Location: Riley Library

Tue • 4:00–5:00pm 6/25 • 13234

Location: Downtown Library

Tue • 4:00–5:00pm 7/16 • 13236

Recycled Books Craft Night

Ages: 18+

Read, recycle, renew. Let's get crafty with special guests ReCreate at Riley Library. What do you do with books you can’t borrow anymore? You make art, of course. Book enthusiasts and crafters of all skills levels welcome.

Free

Location: Riley Library

Wed • 5:00–7:00pm 6/12 • 13225

Summer Blizzards

Ages: 2–12

There's some crazy weather out at Maidu and we're celebrating with a spontaneous summer snowball fight. Stop by the Maidu Soccer Arena for a morning of unexpected and unseasonable shenanigans. Snowballs are made of cloth and stuffed. Parent participation required.

Free

Location: Maidu Sports Courts

Wed • 10:00–11:30am 6/19 • 13233

YOUR VIRTUAL ROSEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY

Did you know there are library resources available to you online? From ebooks to craft courses to movies, there are many things you can access from your digital devices with your Roseville Public Library card.

Aspen LiDa

Available to download on Apple and Android devices.

Explore the new Roseville Public Library app everywhere you go. Find new books and movies, quickly search the entire catalog, place holds, check due dates and renew.

Fiero Code

Interactive learn-to-code software for ages 8-18. Inside Fiero, students learn the skills needed to make websites, video games and programs.

hoopla

Stream movies, series, music, audiobooks, ebooks and graphic novels everywhere and anywhere.

Craftsy

With over 2,000 expert-led classes in more than 20 categories, Craftsy is your go-to destination for unlocking new skills, mastering your craft, and discovering the power of inspiration — all from the comfort of your own home.

LinkedIn Learning

Choose from thousands of online courses to learn in-demand skills from real-world industry experts.

7/24 • 13232

Teen Trivia Night

Ages: 13–17

Test your knowledge. Join us for trivia night at the Downtown Roseville Library. Refreshments provided.

Free

Location: Downtown Library

Sat • 5:00–7:00pm 6/29 • 13227

Magic Mayhem

Ages: 12–17

Play MAGIC The Gathering at the Riley Library. Open to all teens, whether you're a seasoned player or interested in learning more about tabletop games. Refreshments provided.

Free

Location: Riley Library

Fri • 5:00–8:00pm 7/19 • 13226

Morningstar

Comprehensive stock and mutual fund analyses, reports and information for beginning and experienced investors.

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 earn a FREE book and enter the grand prize drawing. Keep reading to earn more entries. The more you read, the more you win! Reading logs available June 1.

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)

Kick Off Party

Let's get the reading party started! Join us at the Riley Library patio as we kick off this year's Summer Reading Challenge. Featuring STEAM activities hosted by the ReCreate GeniusMobile, as well as games, crafts, door prizes, popcorn and a fabulous outdoor storytime. Don't forget to pick up your reading logs because this year's prizes are better than ever.

Location: Riley Library

Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 6/1 • 13228

Midsummer Show

Keep the Summer Reading Challenge vibes up with a Midsummer Show! Let's go batty with NorCal Bats. One of the most exciting conservation organizations in Northern California, NorCal Bats puts on an amazing evening show featuring the world's only flying mammal. This event is open to all ages.

Location: Maidu Community Center

Wed • 5:30–6:30pm 7/10 • 13230

Finale Show

Close out the Summer Reading Challenge with a bang! Help us give a riotous Roseville welcome to our very special guests, The Conservation Ambassadors. These real-life heroes have been caring for and housing displaced wildlife for over 35 years. Meet some of their furry friends in the basketball court, then stop by the Riley Library if you still need to grab any last book prizes.

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 10:00–11:00am 8/3 • 13231

FRIENDS OF THE ROSEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY USED BOOK SALES

Location: Downtown Library

Sat • 8/3 • 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

Riley Library Patio September 28

For more details visit: rosevillefriendsofthelibrary.org/ tequila-mockingbird

2024-25 Preschool

Cultivating a love for learning

Now Enrolling For Preschool

Teachers are trained in early childhood development and are 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 2025 based on space availability.

Programs & fees

A $105 non-refundable registration fee is required for enrollment for the 2024–2025 program year. Daily fees are paid monthly.

Preschool, Ages 3–4

(Birthdates 12/2/20 to 12/4/21; no exceptions)

Daily Fee: $38 / 28 Resident Discount

Start Date: 9/3

Tue/Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm

Pre-Kindergarten, Ages 4–5

(Birthdates prior to 12/2/20; no exceptions)

Daily Fee: $38 / 28 Resident Discount

Start Date: 9/4

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

Sargeant 1200 Ridgecrest Way

Stoneridge 2501 Alexandra Drive

Registration information

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

Summer Exploration Camp

Ages: 3–5

Let’s explore, play, and create! Engage in hands on activities focused on science, engineering, movement, and the creative arts.

Weekly fee: $84

Location: Fiddyment Farm

Tue –Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/11–6/13

6/18–6/20

6/25–6/27

7/9–7/11

7/16–7/18

7/23–7/25

Join us for the 31st annual

Saturday, April 27

9 a.m. – noon

Vernon Street Town Square Free

Bring your bicycle and helmet to the 31st annual family bike safety event.

Enjoy the bike obstacle course, riding demonstrations, helmet fittings, and free bicycle safety checks from local bike shops.

Kids can receive prizes and participants have a chance to win a bicycle!

PARKS & RE CR E ATION

TOT DAY CAMP

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: 7/4-7/5.

5 day fee: $200 / 190 Resident Discount

3 day fee: $124 / 114 Resident Discount

Location: Heritage Oaks School

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–3:00pm

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

Tropical Paradise

Princess Visitor • Water Play • Xtreme Craze

6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13159

The Carnival

Carnival Party • Water Play • Chuck E. Cheese

6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13162

Go For The Gold

Mad Scientist • Water Play • Movie Theater

6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13157

American Heroes

RAC Sprayground • Mr. Illusion 7/1–7/3 • 3 days • 13160

Winter In July

Winter Wonderland • Water Play • Flip 2 It 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13161

May The Force Be With You

Star Wars Visitor • Water Play • Wacky Tacky 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13158

Camp Explorers

Camping Party • Water Play • Quarry Park 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13156

TEENY WEENY TOT SPORTS

Adaptive Sports

Of All Sorts

Ages: 3–7

This is a safe place for children with special needs to learn the basic fundamentals of team sports in a positive, self-esteem-building environment. Join us as we build create friendships, experience teamwork and have lots of fun while learning the basics of soccer, baseball and basketball. Parent participation required.

Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 3:30–4:00pm 7/6–7/27 • 4 weeks • 13287

Location: Santucci Park

Tue • 5:45–6:15pm 8/6–8/27 • 4 weeks • 13229

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 is provided. Closed toed shoes required. Parent participation required. Fee: $56 / 46 Resident Discount

Teeny Weeny Tot Soccer

Teeny Weeny Tot T–Ball

Teeny Weeny Tot Sports Sampler

Tiny Tot Sports

Ages: 3–5

Come have a ball in Tiny Tot Sports. Tots learn motor skills, athletic awareness and the fundamentals of each sport. 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 toed shoes required.

Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Tiny Tot Soccer

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

Tiny Tot Lacrosse

Bring your tot into the world of lacrosse. Fun activities are played to learn the fundamentals. Parent participation required

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 toed shoes required. Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Tiny Tot Yoga

Open up and say OMMM. Learn the basics of yoga and relaxation while doing fun poses and activities. Parent participation required

Tiny Tot Sports Sampler

Are you an All Star? Learn the fundamentals of basketball, T-ball, soccer and football in one session. Parent participation required.

Tiny Tot Basketball

Dribble, pass, shoot and score! Fun activities are played to learn the basics of basketball. Parent participation required

Tiny Tot Dance

Come move and groove with

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. Parent participation required

Tiny Tot Track & Field

Run, throw and jump! Fun activities are played to learn the

TOT CAMPS & CLASSES

My First Camp

Ages: 3–4

Bring your favorite grown up and get a little messy with tot-friendly crafts. Learn and explore with different materials and textures as you make themed creations, plus decorate an edible treat. Participants must be potty trained.

Instructor: Jeanette Garcia & Mandy Aaronson

Fee: $150 / 140 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mythical Adventures

What if dragons, unicorns and mysterious sea creatures were real? Fantasy comes to life as you explore your favorite mythical creatures with an exciting mix of storytelling, creative crafting, magical science and outdoor adventures.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12811

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12802

Building & Construction Fun

Back by popular demand. 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 & create. Make, read and play with all things construction.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12812

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12803

Under The Sea Adventure

Mermaids, fish and sharks, oh my! Go on an adventure to the depths of the ocean to explore life under the sea through a variety of crafts, stories, science and outdoor games.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 12813

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 12804

Silly Science & Messy

Masterpiece’s Lab

Spark your imagination by combining creative art with explosively fun experiments. Mix your own stretchy slime, create a masterpiece under the table (like Michelangelo) and explore gravity while painting works of art.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12815

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12806

Storybook Adventures

Calling all friends who love storybooks. Join us for a week-long celebration of Pete the Cat, Pinkalicious and Max from “Where the Wild Things Are.” Explore these beloved characters through storytelling, creative crafting, building, cooking, dancing and outdoor scavenger hunts.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12816

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12807

Animal Planet

Discover the amazing animals around the world. Make stingrays from the ocean, polar bears from the arctic and don’t forget the binoculars for our bear hunt in the forest. Camp activities include daily arts & crafts, science exploration, STEM challenges, games and outdoor adventures.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 12817

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 12808

Superheroes Adventures

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

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 12818

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 12809

Teeny Weeny Wednesdays

Ages: 2–3

Fee: $56 / 46 Resident Discount

Location: Central Park

Creations

Craft and explore in the wonderful world of art. Each week has a new theme and projects to mix it up and keep it fun. Parent participation required.

Wed • 9:30–10:10am

6/5–6/26 • 12907

7/10–7/31 • 12908

8/7–8/28 • 12909

All Stars

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. Parent participation required.

Wed • 10:30–11:10am

6/5–6/26 • 12904

7/10–7/31 • 12905

8/7–8/28 • 12906

Yoga Is For Everyone

Ages: 3–17

Move, thrive, learn and explore with yoga specially catered to a free flow format that helps us focus, move and breathe through music and games tailored to special needs. Registration fee includes one child and one adult. Parent participation required.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $55 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Thu • 5:00–5:30pm

6/6–6/27 • 4 weeks • 13188

7/11–8/1 • 4 weeks • 13238

8/8–8/29 • 4 weeks • 13241

KIDS CAMPS

Kids Cooking

Join one of our popular cooking camps and see your confidence grow in the kitchen. Receive a cookbook to take home and share. Parents of participants with food allergies must notify coordinator at least 72 hours prior to class.

Instructor: Cheryl Kennedy

Fee: $185 / 175 Resident Discount

Location: Olympus Intermediate School

Little Chefs

Ages: 5–10

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Pigs in a blanket, cheesy scrambled eggs, and caterpillar kabobs…and that’s just breakfast. Join Mrs. Kennedy for a fun-filled week of cooking breakfast, lunch, dinner and even dessert.

Mon–Fri • 9:00–11:00am 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13127

Mon –Fri • 12:00–2:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13133

Spectacular Summer Surprise!

Nut-free energy bites, fruity empanadas— something salty, something sweet…this class is full of great things to eat.

Mon–Fri • 9:00–11:00am 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13129

Mon –Fri • 12:00–2:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13134

Culinary Academy

Ages: 10–15

Will It Waffle?

You may have had sweet waffles with maple syrup, but what about savory waffles with bacon & cheddar? Brownie waffle sundaes? Do potatoes waffle? Join us for a whimsical week as we answer the question, “Will it waffle?”

Mon–Fri • 3:00–5:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13121

Un Poco De Todo

Make a potpourri of recipes from across the globe, from fried rice to honey cake. Join your friends as we make un poco de todo (a little bit of everything).

Mon–Fri • 3:00–5:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13122

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

A Day At The Beach

Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 6/8 • 12532

Surfs Up

Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 7/13 • 12533

Cactus Dance

Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 8/10 • 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 participation required.

Fee: $96 / 86 Resident Discount

Instructor: Deidre Trudeau

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Crane In Rainbow Sky

Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 6/8 • 12535

Birds Of A Feather

Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 7/13 • 12536

Duo Cactus

Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 8/10 • 12537

Sign Up Early!

Our programs fill up quickly, so don’t wait until the last minute to sign up for a class or program. Go online now to sign up! roseville.ca.us/PRL

Parks employee driven by passion & family Parks employee driven by passion & family

"It's the thrill, the adrenaline," says Parks Inspector Ray Molina. "It's why I race." Ray is a familiar face in the Parks, Recreation & Libraries department. He has worked in Parks for more than 16 years and enjoys his current role in Park Development.

But it’s what Ray does in his spare time that takes his love for competition and sports to a new level. One day, while taking kids to school, he stumbled upon the All-American Speedway in Roseville. Fascinated by the speed and camaraderie, he decided he wanted to get behind the wheel in the world of NASCAR's F4 division series.

"It's always fun to be competitive and win," Ray says with a smile. "Anyone can get out there, find their limits.”

The F4 series takes drivers on a high-octane journey around a short track, testing their skills and nerves with speeds reaching up to 70+ miles per hour.

Ray bought a car from a local driver and dove headfirst into the world of racing. “For me, the allure of cars packed together, side by side, and bumper to bumper is just irresistible,” he adds.

The first few years were a learning curve. After power steering failures and his car being pinned to the wall, Ray decided to take a break, but he just couldn’t stay away.

Following his return to the track eight years ago, Ray has won an impressive five championships. But racing isn't just about the thrill of victory; for him it's a family affair. With his son Matthew (who also works for parks) following in his footsteps, racing has become a bond between the two of them. Sharing the track with Matthew, they’re an impressive duo. "One year, we were racing together, and my car flipped over," Ray recalls. "Matthew stopped his car and came running over to make sure I was okay. I told him to get out there and win and he did. It was an emotional victory for both of us."

For Ray and his loved ones, racing isn't just a hobby—it's a way of life. With their team, fittingly named One Piece Racing, their goal is to bring their cars and themselves, back in one piece. "Racing has a huge family atmosphere," he reflects. "Everyone is willing to help each other, and you feel like you have someone to lean on."

Ray is also very encouraging to anyone who may be thinking about getting behind the wheel, “Just get in and do it, and don't be defeated. This is something that I don't ever think I will stop doing."

You can check Ray out on the track during the F4 season which runs from March through October.

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

Location: Blue Oaks School

Messy Masterpieces

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

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12798

Safari Season

Embark on a journey through the safari while we go on a scavenger hunt and make our very own rain sticks. Discover the wonders of the animal kingdom while learning all about our furry friends in the wild.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12799

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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 12797

Carnival

Join us for a week full of fun at the carnival with games, crafts and activities! Get ready to juggle, walk a tightrope and maybe even learn how to tame a lion.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12801

The Legend Of Pirates & Mermaids

Ships ahoy! Calling all pirates and mermaids for a week of themed activities, games and crafts while we set out to the high sea in our pirate ship. Hunt for treasure, making our own maps and may even have to walk the plank. What will it be, pirates or mermaids?

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12800

Happily Ever After

Embark on a week filled with your favorite characters! Enjoy crafts, games and activities themed with your best pals from movies, shows and the park.

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 12796

Weekends (beginning in May) 10:00-8:00 (Saturday & Sunday)

Memorial Day – Labor Day 10:00am-8:00pm (daily)

Labor Day - September 30 10:00am-7:00pm (daily)

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Mindfulness MondaysSummer Series

Ages: 5–12

Practicing mindfulness outdoors helps to alleviate stress, learn to be more present in the moment and allow the world we live in to become the playground of our imagination. Learn soothing activities and games that help families bond and manage the stresses of this modern day world, plus make creations to cultivate and share. All craft materials provided. Bring your own yoga mat or purchase one to take home for $15, cash only. Registration is for one adult and one child. Parent participation required.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $35 / 30 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Heartfelt Mandala

Learn how to make mandalas and what they mean while using a stone from nature to make your creation. Come ready with walking shoes and get ready to explore the park.

Mon • 5:30–7:00pm 6/3 • 12541

Watching Your Garden Grow

Gardening is a practice that brings great relaxation and connection with nature. Learn how to plant a seed and mindfully cultivate the ingredients needed to watch it grow.

Mon • 5:30–7:00pm 7/1 • 12542

The Way Of Water

Learning how to go with the flow of water helps us relax into the evening as you do a water activity and create a watercolor painting with your family. Come prepared to get a little wet.

Mon • 5:30–7:00pm 8/5 • 12543

Leader In Me

Ages: 7–11

Learn to lead from the heart, while becoming more organized, focused and self-aware. Each class includes a fun ice-breaker, games and activities to help develop your sense of self and a project to take home at the end of class.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $30 / 25 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Vision Board

Create a vision board for a project or goal you want to achieve. Visualizing helps with the executive choices you learn to make, as you cut and paste your way to a beautiful future that inspires you.

Wed • 3:45-4:45pm 6/12 • 12538

A Coat Of Arms Creation

Design a Coat of Arms that represents what you believe makes a good leader. Using your favorite way to express yourself with symbols, words, colors and images, while learning to develop your sense of what a good leader is.

Wed • 3:45-4:45pm 7/10 • 12539

Summer Scavenger Hunt

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Learn to listen, work towards a common goal and brainstorm ideas and solutions as a team. Put these skills to the test on a fun scavenger hunt to seek and find items together.

Wed • 3:45-4:45pm 8/14 • 12540

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. $10 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $160 / 150 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 8:30–9:30am 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13166

Big Stars

Ages: 8–18

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

$25 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $235 / 225 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 10:00am–1:00pm 7/8–7/26 • 3 weeks • 13165

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-toed shoes and bring a water bottle.

Fee: $50 / 40 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Fri • 5:30-8:30pm 6/14 • 13138

7/12 • 13140 8/2 • 13139

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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 toed shoes and clothes you can get dirty in. Don’t forget a hat and sunscreen! Museum members receive a $15 discount off class fees.

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 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13219

Strings & Things From Nature

Ages: 8–12

Learn how to turn natural materials, like plants, shells and bone, into string, jewelry and toys! By the end of camp, be able to twist your own string out of plant fibers and turn it into something pretty or fun.

Fee: $175 / 165 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13218

Secrets of Ancient Arts

Ages: 8–11

Join us for a hands on experience in creating cultural arts the way our ancient ancestors did, using only materials found in the natural environment. Enjoy a week of making beads, ornaments, paint, brushes, toys and games from materials found in nature.

Fee: $185 / 175 Resident Discount

Mon • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13220

Stone & Bone Tools Of The Past

Ages: 8–11

Explore how our species shaped stone and bone into tools that made life possible in every environment in the world. Create devices for cutting, grinding, drilling and shaping wood, bone and shell all while gaining an appreciation of how ancient peoples made everything from beads and toys to thriving civilizations.

Fee: $185 / 175 Resident Discount

Mon • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13221

Specialty Camps

Junior CSI

Ages: 8–12

Dust for fingerprints, look for hidden messages, learn about DNA and how we collect it and use invisible ink to uncover clues. Discover what detectives do and the why behind each technique.

Fee: $45 / 40 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 9:30–11:30am 7/27 • 13190

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. While we go through the process of writing a thoughtful speech with fluid organization, we learn the steps of effective memorization and work on the actor-like performance aspects of public speaking. The end result: a student who is confident in their self, their ideas and their speaking abilities.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13005

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13008

Chess Camp

Ages: 6–13

Develop your understanding of the king of games. Perfect for beginners and those looking to polish their skills. Put your strategies and skills to the test in each match. No previous knowledge of chess required.

Instructor: Charlotte Bill Location: Maidu Community Center

Fee: $170 / 160 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 9:00–11:30am 6/3–6/6 • 4 days • 13135

Fee: $140 / 130 Resident Discount

Mon–Wed • 9:00–11:30am 6/17–6/19 • 3 days • 13136

Wed–Fri • 1:00–3:30pm 6/19–6/21 • 3 days • 13137

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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. Not affiliated with the LEGO® Group. Do not keep any of your creations or any of the LEGO® products used, they do not go home with you. LEGO® group of companies does not sponsor, authorize or endorse any of our programs. No camp: 7/4.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Adventures In STEM

Ages: 5-7

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

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/3–6/7 • 5 days • 12876

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Wed, Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/1–7/3, 7/5 • 4 days • 12877

STEM Explorations

Ages: 7-12

Use thousands of LEGO® parts to apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering and architecture to create tow trucks, bowlers and battle tanks.

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/3–6/7 • 5 days • 12885

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Wed, Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/1–7/3, 7/5 • 4 days • 12886

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.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12883

7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13430

Minecraft Master Engineering

Ages: 7-12

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

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12884

Women Innovators In STEM

Ages: 5-9

Learn about influential women in a variety of STEM fields throughout history. Recreate Bertha Benz's first car ride, explore the ocean floor with Sylvia Earle and blast off into outer space with Mae Jemison. Be inspired by these incredible women to design and build as never before.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12879

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.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12882

Animal Adventures

Ages: 5–8

Play, create and learn in a world inspired by the animal kingdom. Design and build leaping dolphins, beehives and towering giraffes.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12878

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.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12887

Engineering Design Challenge

Ages: 8-14

Are you ready to up your engineering game? Learn about mechanisms to get your gears turning, then, it's your job to take it to the next level! Go head-to-head or work towards a new personal best as we get ready to apply realworld concepts to LEGO® challenges.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12888

Pokémon Engineering

Ages: 5-7

Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join us to 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 the journey to catch 'em all!

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 12881

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.

Location: Riley Library

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 12880

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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.

Fee: $205 / 195 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Motor Madness

Calling all car lovers! Build a new kind of car with LEGO® and learn the robotic concepts surrounding it. Construct a power car where you can try different gear combinations and then switch to a car with sails and learn all about wind resistance and its effects on speed. Some cars focus on programming too.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13009

Multimedia Camps

Galaxy Bots

Take a journey out of this world with LEGO® Robotics. Use LEGO® bricks, WeDo 2.0 electronics and simple coding to recreate some of the wonders of the galaxy like aliens, satellites, moon walkers and flying saucers.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13004

Combat Machines

Build a catapult and program it to launch every few minutes, construct a cross bow and learn the physics concepts of force and tension, attach a tilt sensor to your fighter plane and program it to automatically speed up and slow down. Possibilities are endless with LEGO® elements.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13006

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 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13003

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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13000

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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13164

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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13163

Introduction To Digital Drawing & Design

Ages: 9–12

Using a drawing program called Sketchbook and a Wacom tablet, create a new digital drawing every day. Each day emphasizes new tools within the program, as well as traditional drawing techniques like symmetry, shading and composition. Each week has a different subject matter.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13001 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13002

Web Development w/ HTML, CSS & Javascript

Ages: 11–15

Get an introductory level of knowledge in 3 coding languages - HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), and Javascript. Learn to create websites that can compete even with the most state of the art web frameworks.

Fee: $240 / 230 Resident Discount

Location: Maidu Community Center

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:30pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13007

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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. For those participating in both camps in a day (9:00am and 1:00pm), child care will be provided for the hours of 12:00–1:00pm between camps. No charge associated with this care, but only provided if both camps run on that given week. Lunch not provided. Please make sure your child brings a nut-free lunch and labeled water bottle. $20 material fee due at first class. No camp: 7/4.

Fee: $212 / 202 Resident Discount

Location: Riley Library

Radical Robots

Dive into circuits, explore the electrifying world of robots and discover their everyday applications. Enjoy this hands-on journey into the exciting intersection of circuits, technology and real-life 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

6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13108

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13427

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 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13420

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13102

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 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13103

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13107

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 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13422

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13104

NASA

Explore the atmosphere on earth and beyond. Watch star dust 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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13106

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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13101

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 7/1–7/5 • 4 days • 13111

Flight Academy

It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's…everything from the earliest flying machines to the first rocket flights. Learn all about aerodynamics and the world above us. Explore the basic principles of flight, build airplanes, test them in wind tunnels, ride a hovercraft and construct balloon copters. Discover the mysteries of the galaxy and learn about celestial navigation.

Mon–Wed, Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/1–7/5 • 4 days • 13426

Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13105

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 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13114

Creating Community: Meet Our Programming And Events Teams

Creating Community: Meet Our Programming And Events Teams

You may have danced at Concerts On The Square or found your Zen at Family Yoga, but did you know that your favorite community programs and events are brought to life by just a few dedicated individuals? Planning begins at least six months in advance, involving brainstorming, analysis and community feedback. Recreation Supervisor Dustin DiPlacito emphasizes the team's focus, “We evaluate past successes and identify new activities to fill community interests, considering factors like instructors and funding.”

Their creativity knows no bounds offerings specialty programs like cooking and STEAM camps, to sports such as youth flag football and adult soccer leagues. Day camps like Camp Roseville, and adult/senior activities like FAB (Fifty & Better) day trips and the senior prom, are also on their plate. Additionally, a smaller team of two works alongside staff to oversee major community events such as the Downtown Holiday Celebration and Wine Down Wednesday.

Through their dedication and creativity, these teams ensure there's always something exciting for everyone in the community to enjoy. Let’s meet them:

"Regardless of what your interests are, we pride ourselves in providing opportunities for everyone to have some fun."

Dustin

"I Iove getting to see all the smiles and joy that we bring to the community."

Will

"Creating events for the community that leave a lasting impression and become cherished traditions for families."

Kathleen

"I get to create opportunities for our local seniors to come together and build their support networks."

Annie

"Favorite part of my job is providing exceptional experiences to a community that I was born and raised in."

Jake

"Watching kids grow through our programs and find themselves is so rewarding!"

Jena

"Watching my staff grow in their positions and gain skills that they can take into their everyday life."

Kelsey

"Each day is different and that’s what makes this job so fun!"

Hayley

"I love the people I work with and the community I get to serve."

Megan

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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 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13200

Location: Hughes Park South Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13204 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 13206

Ages: 7–10

Location: Hamel Park Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13201

Location: Hughes Park South Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13205 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 13207

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Skyhawks Sports Camps

Skyhawks teaches athletes new skills, along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. No class: 7/4.

Fee: $185 / 175 Resident Discount

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: Kaseberg Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13208

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 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13209

Mon–Wed • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/1–7/3 • 3 days • 13429

Pickleball Camp

Ages: 6–12

Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong into a fun, new court game. Designed for first-time players, but also challenging enough for more competitive play. Bring your own racquet or one will be provided for you to use.

Location: The Courts at Gibson Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13210

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 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13211

Co-Ed

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13212

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

7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13213

7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13214

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 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13215

Track & Field Camp

Ages: 6–12

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

Location: Central Park

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13216

Sports And Fitness 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: $70 / 65 Resident Discount

Instructor: Rick Bauer

Location: Chilton Middle School

Ages: 5–8

Mon–Fri • 2:30–3:25pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13172 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13174

Ages: 9–12

Mon–Fri • 3:30–4:25pm 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13173 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13175

Good Sport U: Game Time For Girls

Ages: 9–12

A hoop improvement class designed for girls ages 9-12 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. Coach Rick Bauer helps develop your skills, confidence, knowledge and love of the game.

Fee: $75 / 70 Resident Discount

Instructor: Rick Bauer

Location: Chilton Middle School

Mon–Fri • 4:00–5:15pm 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 13176

Sign Up Early!

Our programs fill up quickly, so don’t wait until the last minute to sign up for a class or program. Go online now to sign up! roseville.ca.us/PRL

Be prepared to weather the next storm

With seven creeks running through Roseville, 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.

Yoga Is For Everyone

Ages: 3–17

Move, thrive, learn and explore. This yoga class is specially catered to a free flow format that helps us focus, move and breathe through music and games tailored to special needs. Registration fee includes one child and one adult. Parent participation required.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $55 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Thu • 5:00–5:30pm

6/6–6/27 • 4 weeks • 13188

7/11–8/1 • 4 weeks • 13238

8/8–8/29 • 4 weeks • 13241

Adaptive Sports Of All Sorts

Adaptive Sports of All Sorts is a safe place for children with special needs to learn the basic fundamentals of team sports in a positive, selfesteem-building environment. Join us as we build create friendships, experience teamwork and have lots of fun while learning the basics of soccer, baseball and basketball. Parent participation required.

Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Ages: 3–7

Sat • 3:30–4:00pm

7/6–7/27 • 4 weeks • 13287

Ages: 8–14

Sat • 4:15–4:45pm

7/6–7/27 • 4 weeks • 13288

Location: Santucci Park

Ages: 3–7

Tue • 5:45–6:15pm

8/6–8/27 • 4 weeks • 13229

Ages: 8–14

Tue • 6:30–7:00pm

8/6–8/27 • 4 weeks • 13244

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. No games: 10/26.

Glow In The Dark Yoga

Ages: 5–12

KIDS SPORTS

Experience intergalactic glow yoga in rooms filled with stars. Practice poses and have fun glow in the dark yoga games set to the background of stellar tunes. Each month brings a new theme to keep you excited and looking forward to more. Bring your own yoga mat or purchase one to take home for $15, cash only.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $30 / 25 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Yoga Around The World

Take a trip around the world as we explore different yoga poses while learning about different countries customs and celebrations.

Fri • 5:00–6:00pm 6/7 • 12544

American Zoo Yoga

Learn yoga poses named after the animals we love to see at the zoo. Bring on your biggest roars and softest squeaks as we bend and move our body in ways that make us strong and flexible.

Fri • 5:00–6:00pm 7/19 • 12545

Yoga At The Beach

Beach balls and mermaid poses! Get ready to take a trip to the shore to scavenge for sea shells and build sand castles as we use our imagination throughout our yoga class to match our poses to the sights we see.

Fri • 5:00–6:00pm 8/2 • 12546

Registration Opens Monday, July 8

Player Evaluations Tuesday, August 20

Saturday, August 24

Games Begin Saturday, September 14

Family Glow In The Dark Yoga

Ages: 5–12

Want to know what all the rave is about? Join us for Family Glow Yoga and learn partner poses, ways to calm as a family all while having a blast in themed classes filled with glow sticks and glow paint galore! Bring your own yoga mat or purchase one to take home for $15, cash only. Registration fee includes one child and one adult. Parent participation required.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $39 / 34 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Family Yoga Around The World

Take a trip around the world as we explore different yoga poses while learning about different countries customs and celebrations.

Fri • 6:15–7:15pm 6/7 • 13168

Family American Zoo Yoga

Learn yoga poses named after the animals we love to see at the zoo. Bring on your biggest roars and softest squeaks as we bend and move our body in ways that make us strong and flexible.

Fri • 6:15–7:15pm 7/19 • 13169

Family Yoga At The Beach

Beach balls and mermaid poses! Get ready to take a trip to the shore to scavenge for sea shells and build sand castles as we use our imagination throughout our yoga class to match our poses to the sights we see.

Fri • 6:15–7:15pm 8/2 • 13170

32 KIDS SPORTS

Kids Golf

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. An assessment of each junior player’s skills is performed. A starting yardage is assigned for each junior to begin his or her journey towards shooting par or better for 9 holes. Our goal is to inspire and build confidence along the way as they reach each new scoring milestone. In addition, one private video lesson will be scheduled per student to work on individual swings. Weekly classes are instructional based and age appropriate. Skill games are played weekly so that juniors can see how they are progressing with other students. The program runs 6 weeks with 3 Saturday on-course match days and 1 private lesson.

Fee: $350

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Tues–Thu • 12:30–2:30pm

Sat • 12:30–5:30pm

6/11–7/20 • 6 weeks

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: $289

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Sat • 1:00–5:00pm

5/11–6/15 • 6 weeks

8/10–9/14 • 6 weeks

After School Clinics

Ages: 6–15

Great for beginner and experienced. Focus is a fun and safe experience learning swing fundamentals, putting and chipping.

Fee: $99

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Tue • 4:00–5:00pm

5/14–6/4 • 4 weeks

8/20–9/10 • 4 weeks

Wed • 4:00–5:00pm

5/15–6/5 • 4 weeks

8/21– 9/11 • 4 weeks

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Mon • 4:00–5:00pm

6/3–6/24 • 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: $359 / 299 Resident Discount

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Tue & Sat • 10:30am–12:00pm 6/4–7/27 • 8 weeks

Sat • 9:00–10:30am 8/24–10/20 • 9 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 of golf course etiquette.

Fee: $189

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Little Swingers

Ages: 7–12

Tue • 7:00–10:00am

6/11–7/30 • 8 weeks

Teen League

Ages: 12–16

Wed • 12:30–3:30pm

6/12–7/31 • 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. Students will develop 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: $159

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Mon–Wed • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/10–6/12 • 3 days

6/17–6/19 • 3 days

6/24–6/26 • 3 days

7/8–7/10 • 3 days

7/15–7/17 • 3 days

7/22–7/24 • 3 days

7/29–7/31 • 3 days

8/5–8/7 • 3 days

8/12–8/14 • 3 days

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Wed–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

6/5–6/7 • 3 days

6/12–6/14 • 3 days

6/19–6/21 • 3 days

6/26–6/28 • 3 days

7/3–7/5 • 3 days

7/10–7/12 • 3 days

7/17–7/19 • 3 days

7/24–7/26 • 3 days

7/31–8/2 • 3 days

8/7–8/9 • 3 days

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

Adventure Camp Presents

Summersession

June3-August5,2024

Week 1 | June 3-7

Rosechella Era

Week 2 | June 10-14

Sweet Life Era

Week 3 | June 17-21

Green Thumb Era

Summer registration fee $105

Weekly fee $260

Hours of operation 6:30am-6:00pm

AdventureCamp isforages5-12

Week 4 | June 24-28

Villain Era

Week 5 | July 1-3*

Holiday Era

Week 6 | July 8-12

Hip Hop & Hoops Era

* Daily rate $52/day-not full week

for summer locations, program information and registration, please visit our website:

Week 7 | July 15-19

Enchanted Era

Week 8 | July 22-26

Flour Child Era

Week 9 | July 29-August 2

Entrepreneur Era

Week 10 | August 5*

Last Day of Summer Era

34 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. One week sessions available. No camp: 7/4, 7/5.

PARKS & RE CR E ATION

Location: Kaseberg Park

5 day fee: $114 / 99 Resident Discount

*3 day fee: $74 / 59 Resident Discount

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

Super Summer

RAC • Xtreme Craze • Superhero Dress-Up Day

6/10–6/14

5 days • 12559

Under The Sea

RAC • SeaQuest • Pirates & Mermaids Dress-Up Day

6/17–6/21

5 days

12560

Happily Ever After

RAC • Movies • Disney Dress-Up Day

6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 12561

Star Power

RAC • Talent Show • Celebrity Dress-Up Day

7/1–7/3 • 3 days • 12562*

Sparks Safari

RAC • Sacramento Zoo • Safari/Tacky Tourist Dress-Up Day 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12563

Wacky Week

RAC • Roller King • Disco Dress-Up Day

7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12564

Reach For The Stars

RAC • Tri-Wizard Tournament • Harry Potter Dress-Up Day 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 12565

See Ya Real Soon!

RAC • AMF Bowling • Favorite Color Dress-Up Day 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 12566

RAC: Pool day at Roseville Aquatics Complex

Question: What brings fun, excitement, and education together? Answer: the Roseville Utility Exploration Center, of course!

The newly refreshed Utility Exploration Center, located in Mahany Park in Roseville, is more than a museum; It’s a fully immersive, hands-on learning center, enlightening visitors about Roseville Utilities, environmental sustainability and more. We offer how-to classes on saving water, saving energy, and reducing impacts on your community. It’s where utilities meet life.

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 and we do so by maintaining low camper to staff ratios. All trips and transportation are included in the weekly fee. No camp: 7/4, 7/5

5 day fee: $205 / 190 Resident Discount

*3 day fee: $129 / 114 Resident Discount

Locations: Mahany Fitness Center

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–3:00pm

Field trips, special events and activities subject to change.

Sunny Days Ahead

Movies • Pajama Dress-Up Day • Water Play

6/3–6/7 • 5 days • 12550

Camp Champs

Xtreme Craze • Sports Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12551

Giddy Up, Campers

Urban Air • Wild, Wild West Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12552

Tropical Paradise

AMF Bowling • Luau Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 12553

4th & Friends

RAC • Sacramento Zoo • Red, White & Blue Dress-Up Day

7/1–7/3 • 3 days • 12554*

Outta This World

MOSAC • Outer Space Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12555

Flower Power

Roller King • Disco Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12556

Ahoy Camp Roseville

SeaQuest • Pirates & Mermaids Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 12557

Final Stretch

SunSplash • Favorite Color Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 12558

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 and we do so by maintaining low camper to staff ratios. All trips and transportation are included in the weekly fee. No camp: 7/4, 7/5

5 day fee: $205 / 190 Resident Discount

*3 day fee: $129 / 114 Resident Discount

Locations: Westbrook Elementary School

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

Gettin' Groovy

Glow Jam Party • Disco Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13146

Lights, Camera, Action!

Movies • Pajama Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 13147

Treasure Island

SeaQuest • Pirates & Mermaids Dress-Up Day • RAC

6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 13148

Shake Your Sparklers

RAC • Sacramento Zoo • Red, White & Blue Dress-Up Day

7/1–7/3 • 3 days • 13149*

Summer To The Rescue

Urban Air • Superhero Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13150

Wacky Week

SunSplash • Mismatch/Crazy Hair Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13151

Reach For The Stars

MOSAC • Outer Space Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13152

See Ya Real Soon!

Xtreme Craze • Disney Dress-Up Day • RAC 7/29–8/2 • 5 days • 13153

Pool

RAC:

day at Roseville Aquatics Complex

TWEEN/TEEN DAY CAMPS

PARKS & RE CR E ATION

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. Field trips, special events and activities subject to change. No camp: 7/4, 7/5.

5 day fee: $244 / 229 Resident Discount

3 day fee: $153 / 138 Resident Discount

Location: Thomas Jefferson Elementary School

Mon–Fri • 10:00am–4:00pm

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

Ready, Set, Go!

Top Golf • Urban Air • Water Day 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 12567

Disco Dreams

Roller King • Xtreme Craze • MSIP 6/17–6/21 • 5 days • 12568

Trip–Hopper

Summer Holidayz Air Works • SunSplash • MSIP 6/24–6/28 • 5 days • 12569

Adventure Island

Wake Island • MSIP 7/1–7/3 • 3 days • 12570

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

Fee: $140 / 125 Resident Discount

* Fee: $77 / 62 Resident Discount

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

Shoot For The Stars

Movie Theater • SkyZone • MSIP 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 12571

Dare To Defy

AMF Bowling • Mini Golf • MSIP 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 12572

Roller Coastin’

Top Golf • Six Flags • MSIP 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 12573

MSIP: Pool day at Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Set, Go!

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

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: $119 / 109 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 9:00am–2:00pm

6/22 • 13115

7/20 • 13116

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. $10 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $160 / 150 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 8:30–9:30am 7/8–7/12 • 5 days • 13166

Big Stars

Ages: 8–18

Learn how to audition, stage presence, dance choreography, vocal techniques and be part of a cast in our amazing show. Camp culminates in a show for family and friends on the last day. $25 material fee due at first class.

Fee: $235 / 225 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 10:00am–1:00pm 7/8–7/26 • 3 weeks • 13165

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: $181 / 171 Resident Discount

Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 6/10–6/14 • 5 days • 13117 7/15–7/19 • 5 days • 13118

Online Driver’s Education

Ages 15+

Driver’s Education is a necessity for anyone on the road to getting their license. This California state required course to earn your permit is easy to use and convenient. Study online anytime, anyplace with your phone, tablet, laptop or desktop. Videos, flash graphics, quizzes, driving tips and practice tests help you pass. Receive a DMV-approved Certificate of Completion (Form DL 400C). Go to roseville.ca.us/teendriver to register.

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: $116 / 106 Resident Discount

Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 9:00am–2:00pm 6/15 • 13119 8/3 • 13120

LEADERSHIP

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, $24 family of 4; 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 (Tue–Fri)

• In-Classroom programs (Tue & Thu)

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.

American Red Cross Safety Certifications

Ages: 13+

All certification courses offered are good for two years upon successful completion. 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. Fee: $102 / 92 Resident Discount

Fri • 5:00–8:00pm Sat • 8:00am–12:30pm 7/12 & 7/13 • 2 days • 13440

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.

Starlight Yoga

Ages: 18+

Experience community and a sense of calm. Practice gentle yoga; connecting with your breath, calming the nervous system and celebrating the celestial night sky. Soothing sound reverberations from a Tibetan singing bowl, aromatherapy lotion and gentle massage is offered to help relax. Treats and tea provided. One child ages 8-17 can participate for free with each registered adult. Bring your own yoga mat or purchase one to take home for $15, cash only.

Instructor: Alicia Pesce

Fee: $35 / 30 Resident Discount

Location: Central Park

Fri • 8:00–9:30pm

6/28 • 12547

7/26 • 12548

Fri • 7:45–9:15pm

8/23 • 12549

Adult Golf Lessons

Ages: 18+

Sunday Women's 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: $20 per class, drop in only.

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Sun • 1:00–2:30pm • year round

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.

Fee: $119

Location: Diamond Oaks Golf Course

Mon • 6:00–7:00pm 4/29–5/20 • 4 weeks 6/3–6/24 • 4 weeks 9/9–9/30 • 4 weeks

Location: Woodcreek Golf Club

Tue • 5:30–6:30pm 8/20–9/10 • 4 weeks

Wed • 5:30–6:30pm 9/25–10/16 • 4 weeks

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

Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Every 3rd Saturday

Free admission

roseville.ca.us/museum sponsored by

Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Events & Program Training

June 10 9:00am-4:00pm

Docent Training

August 5 & 12 9:00am-4:00pm

Pre-registration is required: roseville.ca.us/museum

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. Programs are held at the Maidu Community Center and Mahany Fitness Center.

THE MAKING OF THE MAIDU MUSEUM & HISTORIC SITE

Long before parks, subdivisions and shopping malls, the Roseville area was home to the Nisenan people. In the center of town lies a museum that recognizes their rich culture, history and contributions to our community - the Maidu Museum & Historic Site (MMHS) which sits on 34 acres of land in Maidu Regional Park.

The museum began to take shape in the 1960s when the City of Roseville stepped in to preserve their history by buying the land. In 1972, it earned a spot on the National Registry of Historic Places, protecting the Nisenan village site, which is filled with hundreds of native plants, bedrock mortars and rare petroglyphs.

In 1989, Roseville resident Myron Zents dedicated himself to sharing the story of this special place by giving tours of the historic site. Soon school kids were lining up to learn about the land's first people.

Marshall Wilkins, a devoted docent at MMHS, emphasizes the significance of the museum. "It gives Indigenous people and descendants a voice and visibility by not treating them as a thing of the past," he explains. "One of the exhibits is ‘Contemporary Maidu’, showing they continue to exist in our community and make contributions."

The term “Maidu” describes a language group that includes four different tribes: Mountain Maidu, Konkow Maidu, Mechoopda Maidu and Nisenan. The MMHS celebrates all four Maidu tribes. "The museum does a good job showing how they lived, worked and created, as well as the influence of those living and working around them," adds Marshall.

"In 1998, Roseville put $1.2 million toward building a museum, and in 2001, the Maidu Interpretive Center opened its doors," recounts Senior Interpretive Service Specialist Kaitlin Kincade. "It took a few more years before the museum opened its doors in 2010. Built in the shape of a Maidu roundhouse or kúm, it's been a hub for learning and discovery, attracting visitors from all over."

Today, the museum continues to evolve, with new exhibits, programs and events that celebrate the diverse voices and experiences of our community like the school tours, trail tours, campfire events, special Night Out at Museum programs. "I truly believe museums are centers of learning and community," says Kaitlin. "We learn from the past, and museums bring people together. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to learn something they can’t find anywhere else.”

"For me, the museum has been a place to feel, reflect and learn,” says Marshall. “In this spirit, I invite those who have walked or driven by the museum without visiting, to stop and explore this very special place.”

The Maidu Museum & Historic Site is located at 1970 Johnson Ranch Drive. Learn more about how you can support the museum by becoming a member at roseville.ca.us/museum

Swim Lessons

AQUATICS PROGRAMS

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 Participation)

Ages: 6 months–2 years

• Child must be able to hold head up

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

Jellyfish (Parent Participation)

Ages: 3–5

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

• Parent 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

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: $169 / 149 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 11:00–11:45am

6/24–8/1 • 6 weeks • 13180

Ages: 9–10*

Fee: $220 / 199 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 11:45am–12:45pm 6/24–8/1 • 6 weeks • 13181

Ages: 11–14*

Fee: $220 / 199 Resident Discount

Mon–Thu • 10:00–11:00am

6/24–8/1 • 6 weeks • 13182

* 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.

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: $155 / 145 Resident Discount

Location: Roseville Aquatics Complex

Mon–Thu • 10:00am–2:00pm

6/10–6/13 • 4 days • 13185

6/17–6/20 • 4 days • 13186

Lifeguard Training

Ages: 15+

Includes all the certifications needed to be a pool lifeguard in the State of California. After successful completion, you are issued American Red Cross Certification in Lifeguarding, CPR/ AED for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid for Lifeguards, Oxygen Administration and Preventing Disease Transmission Training. Pocket mask can be purchased for $10 online or on the first day of class.

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

Fee: $200 / 170 Resident Discount

Mon–Fri • 8:30am–5:00pm 3/25–3/29 • 5 days • 12455

Fee: $207 / 177 Resident Discount Mon–Fri • 8:30am–5:00pm 7/22–7/26 • 5 days • 13183

Pool Rental Information

Pre-Employment Assessment

Sat • 3/30 or Sat • 7/28• 9:00am–12:00pm at the Roseville Aquatics Complex

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.

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

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Here are some of the events and programs that we offfer:

• Swim lesson classes

• World’s Largest Swim Lesson

• Free lifejackets to loan

• Community safety classes

• Lifeguarding

• Jr. Lifeguard camp

For more information on classes or programs, please

Parks & 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 • 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 • 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

Four Corners Park • 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

Heredia, Alberto & Carmen Park • 2201 Spring Grove

Audrey Park • 6485 Garland Way

Kennedy, Patricia "Patty" Park • 4025 Vittorio

Kenwood Oaks Park • 1022 Tanzania Drive

Lincoln Estates Park • 331 James Drive

Lockridge, Ray E. Park • 2601 Eureka Road

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 • 100 Buljan Drive

Sculpture Park • 350 North Sunrise Avenue

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

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

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SUMMER PLANNING CALENDAR

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

CITY OF ROSEVILLE

UPCOMING EVENTS

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