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January - May 2026 | A publication of Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries

Power Playground The City’s largest playground and accessible play experience

Wine Down Wednesday Enjoy live music and wine tasting with local vintners

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ADAPTIVE AND INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS for more information or to register:

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Roseville PRL Achieves National Excellence Roseville’s Parks, Recreation & Libraries (PRL) Department is celebrating an important milestone: its accreditation from the National Recreation and Park Association’s Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA). With more than 10,000 park and recreation agencies across the country, Roseville becomes just the 219th agency in the nation to achieve this recognition.

This milestone is the result of the shared passion of PRL staff, City leadership, elected officials, volunteers and community partners. Through their daily efforts, from shaping inviting parks and delivering enriching programs to creating events that help families, neighbors and visitors feel connected, they have built a system that truly embodies Roseville’s values and aspirations.

CAPRA accreditation is regarded as the premier measure of excellence among park and recreation agencies, evaluating performance across 154 standards. The review process evaluates an agency’s operations, planning, management practices and delivery of services. Roseville PRL not only achieved accreditation, but it also met all 154 standards, earning a perfect score.

“Accreditation reflects the dedication, expertise and heart our team puts into their work every day”

Agencies must renew their status every five years, ensuring that accreditation is not a one-time accomplishment but an ongoing responsibility. This reflects PRL’s dedication to not only meeting high standards today, but also evolving with community needs, embracing innovation and accountability well into the future. It also strengthens the City’s credibility when pursuing grants, collaborating with partners or developing forward-thinking initiatives that enrich community life.

PRL Director Jill Geller expressed her pride in the efforts behind this achievement saying, “Accreditation reflects the dedication, expertise and heart our team puts into their work every day. Everything we do, every standard we meet and every improvement we make, is driven by the people we serve.” For residents, this achievement reinforces what many already know: Roseville is a community where exceptional experiences thrive. PRL’s accreditation highlights the City’s commitment to providing safe, vibrant and welcoming spaces that support learning, recreation and connection.

CONTENTS Adventure Club Administration.......................... Customer Service Locations.................................. Learning Centers........................................................... Libraries.............................................................................. Maidu Museum & Historic Site............................. Park & Facility Map....................................................... Events .................................................................................

3 3 3 3, 6–7 3, 22, 44 26–27 4-5

Spring Break Camps..................................................................................

Tots Enrichment....................................................................... Preschool........................................................................... Swim Lessons.................................................................. Sports...................................................................................

13–14 10 49–51 13, 17

Kids Adventure Club............................................................. Enrichment....................................................................... Golf........................................................................................ Sports................................................................................... Swim Lessons..................................................................

28, 30 19–20, 23–24 39, 46 33–34, 37 49–51

Tween/Teens Employment.................................................................... Enrichment....................................................................... Safety.................................................................................... Sports................................................................................... Swim Lessons..................................................................

5, 21, 40, 51 40–41 40 33–34, 37 49–51

Adults Enrichment....................................................................... Fitness.................................................................................. Golf........................................................................................ Safety .................................................................................. Swim Lessons..................................................................

40-41 48 39, 46 40 49–51

Aquatics Adaptive Swim Lessons............................................ Competitive Swim Team.......................................... Employment.................................................................... Lifeguard Training......................................................... Pool Information........................................................... Programs............................................................................ Swim Lessons..................................................................

50 51 21, 40, 51 21, 40, 51 3 51 49–51

Adaptive And Inclusive Adaptive And Inclusive Programs......................

8–9

Registration steps 1. Log-in with existing account or create a new account • Parents, create an account for yourself first, then add your kids • Add family members

2. Search by keyword or 5 digit course code 3. Register and make a payment • You can also create a “Wish List” for activities you may want to register for in the future

4. Don’t let receipts and reminders end up in your junk folder • Add RosevillePRL@active.com to your approved list

* Registration is for programs. It does not include Adventure Club, ticketed events or preschool. Programs require waivers to participate.

Experience PRL Important Dates Friday, 1/2

• Web version available online

Tuesday, 1/6

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PARKS, RECREATION & LIBRARIES Customer Service Locations

Libraries

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

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

Adventure Club/Administration

Downtown Library

adventureclub@roseville.ca.us 316 Vernon Street, Suite 400 Roseville, CA 95678

225 Taylor Street Roseville, CA 95678

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

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

Maidu Library 1530 Maidu Drive Roseville, CA 95661

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

Learning Centers

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool 10210 Fairway Drive (behind Nugget Market) Roseville, CA 95678

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

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

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

REFUND POLICY

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

EVENTS Culture Without Borders: Black Innovators Culture and STEAM collide in this special event. This Black History Month, celebrate the incredible African American inventors who helped shape America and the future. Parent/guardian participation required. Location: Downtown Library Sat • 2/28 • 10:00am–12:00pm

Lantern Festival May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Celebrate at the Maidu Community Center with a mini festival featuring dance, music, games, crafts and delicious snacks. Parent/guardian participation required. Location: Maidu Community Center

Floating Egg-Stravaganza All ages Dive into spring at the Mike Shellito Indoor Pool with over 8,000 colorful eggs. Splash around the pool to collect eggs, enjoy festive crafts and meet the Bunny for a special photo op. Don’t miss this egg-citing celebration. All attendees must register. Fee: $15/person Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Sun • 3/29 9:00–10:00am (Sensory Friendly) 10:00am–12:00pm 1:00–3:00pm

FRIDAY FLICKS Grab a blanket, lawn chair and the family and join us for Friday Flicks! Light refreshments will be available for purchase and all movies are shown with closed captioning for the hearing impaired. Outdoor showings are weather-permitting.

Mahany Fitness Center Before The Flick Fun Come out early to enjoy themed activities inspired by HOP and collect your Friday Flicks swag bag once you’ve completed them all. Don’t forget to grab some light refreshments before the movie begins. Free

Sat • 5/2 • 10:00am–12:00pm

Fri • 4/3 • 5:30–6:30pm

Food Truck Mania

Dinner On The Bridge

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

Enjoy a three-course plated dinner with and, of course, wine on our beautiful Downtown Pedestrian Bridge. Dinner tickets include entry to one Wine Down Wednesday of your choice, six wine tastings and a souvenir glass. Fee: $130 per plate Location: Downtown Pedestrian Bridge

2nd Thu • 5:00–8:00pm 3/12, 4/9, 5/14

Tue • 4/14 • 6:00pm

Breakfast With The Bunny All ages A very special bunny is making a stop along the bunny trail. Join us for a morning of fun that starts with breakfast and continues with seasonal crafts, games and a photo with the bunny. All attendees must register. Fee: $18/person Location: Maidu Community Center Sat • 3/28 8:30 (Sensory Friendly) 9:00–10:15am 10:30–11:45am

WEDNESDAY Wednesdays just got better! Enjoy live music and wine tastings in partnership with local vintners. Adults, 21 years and older, are invited to sample some delicious wines and enjoy live music. You can rent a cabana or purchase a season pass online. Benefiting PRL programs/ services for underserved populations. Fee: $12 entrance $45 nightly cabana rentals $57 season pass, includes a souvenir glass Location: Vernon Street Town Square Wed • 5:30–7:30pm 4/15–5/20 Ticketing: For events marked with this icon, grab your tickets online at

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HOP (PG) E.B., the Easter Bunny's teenage son, heads to Hollywood, determined to become a drummer in a rock 'n' roll band. In LA, he's taken in by Fred after the out-of-work slacker hits E.B. with his car. Free Fri • 4/3 • 7:00pm

Vernon Street Town Square Before The Flick Fun Come out early to enjoy themed activities inspired by ELIO and collect your Friday Flicks swag bag once you’ve completed them all. Don’t forget to grab some light refreshments before the movie begins. Free Fri • 5/20 • 6:30–7:30pm

ELIO (PG) Elio, a space fanatic with an active imagination, finds himself on a cosmic misadventure where he must form new bonds with alien lifeforms, navigate a crisis of intergalactic proportions and somehow discover who he is truly meant to be. Free Fri • 5/20 • 8:00pm or sunset, whichever is earlier

EVENTS Story Stroll All ages Decorate your stroller or wagons, grab your tutu, sneakers or book swag and come stroll on down to Maidu Regional Park. You'll be supporting your local library and community literacy as you make your way along our 2k fun run course with characters and surprises throughout. Finish line celebration includes games, crafts, treats and special guest appearances by some favorite storybook friends. Price includes special event t-shirt and finisher prize. All attendees must register; children under 3 are free. Location: Maidu Regional Park Sat • 4/18 9:00–10:00am • fun run & celebration begins 11:00am • finish line celebration ends Be an early bird and sign up for the best prices. Register at roseville.ca.us/events

Me & Mine Boot Scootin' Ball Ages: 3–9 Put on your fanciest boots and grab your grown-up as we head out West for a rootin’ tootin’ good time at this year's Me & Mine Dance. Dance the night away as we enjoy fun music, games, activities, take photos and enjoy a delicious pizza dinner. Registration fee includes one child and one adult, every child requires registration. Fee: $40 / 35 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center

Wildlife Wonders All ages Start your adventure at the museum with storytelling and crafts, then get ready for an exciting journey into the fascinating world of North American wildlife. Meet a variety of animals up close—from fur to feathers to scales—and hear inspiring rescue stories that highlight conservation and our connection to the natural world. All attendees must register, children under 1 are free. Fee: $25/person Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site Sat • 5/9 • 10:00am–12:00pm

Recreation Specialist

Comedy Night

Spring Craft Fair

Get ready to laugh! Come to Downtown Roseville for a one of a kind comedy event. Alcohol and concessions available for purchase. Due to the nature and content of the event, only adults 18 or older are to be admitted. Show starts at 8:00pm.

All ages Sip, stroll and shop for unique handmade goods from local artisans. For just $15, adults over 21 can enjoy a mimosa at Craft & Sip Corner and create a seasonal craft. Shop, sip and make something special while supporting local creativity. Location: Vernon Street Town Square Free

VIP Packages Includes priority seating, plus a meet & greet $37 per person-limited amount

Sat • 5/23 • 9:00am–3:00pm

Tickets available at roseville.ca.us/events Location: Roseville Theatre Fri • 4/24 • 8:00pm

Day Camps/ Adventure Club & Speciality Programs Staff

Candidates must be a minimum of 15 years of age and complete 10th grade by June 2025. One season of experience is desirable. Job opens: 1/23.

Thu • 4/23 • 5:00–7:00pm • 19313

Standard $25 per person, if purchased by 4/23 $28 per person, day of the show

Get Paid To Play This Summer!

Ticketing: For events marked with this icon, grab your tickets online at

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Recreation Aide

Candidates must be a minimum of 14 years of age and complete 9th grade by June 2025. Job opens: 1/23. Each applicant must submit an application to be considered. Visit: roseville.ca.us/jobs to apply online. All qualified applicants are invited to the preemployment assessments. Aquatics Employment See pages 21 & 51

LIBRARY PROGRAMS & EVENTS Spring Into The Library Most programs are free and don't require registration, so drop into your local Roseville Public Library location for some seasonal activities.

For All Ages

Kids

Library Chess Club

Teddy Bear Clinic

Checkmate! Whether you’re a grandmaster or a beginner, all skill levels and ages are welcome. Bring your own board or use one of ours. Players under the age of 13 must be accompanied by parent/guardian.

Ages: 3-8 Is your stuffy feeling stuffed up? Don’t let flu season pass your teddy bear by without a trip to the Teddy Bear Clinic. Bring your stuffy in for a special check up including taking teddy’s temperature, applying band-aids and checking teddy’s heartbeat. Practice makes perfect when we’re learning to be less scared of the doctor’s office. Parent/guardian participation required. Location: Maidu Community Center

Location: Downtown Library 2nd Tue • 1/13–5/12 • 4:00–5:00pm Location: Maidu Library 3rd Tue • 1/20–5/19 • 4:00–5:00pm Location: Riley Library 4th Tue • 1/27–5/26 • 4:00–5:00pm

Culture Without Borders: Black Innovators Culture and STEAM collide in this special event. This Black History Month, celebrate the incredible African American inventors who helped shape America and the future. Parent/ guardian participation required. Location: Downtown Library Sat • 2/28 • 10:00am–12:00pm

Bingo With Bluey Meet Bluey and Bingo! Take pictures with the Heeler sisters and play a round of Bingo for prizes. Prizes available while supplies last. Parent/guardian participation required. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 3/7 • 3:30–5:30pm

Culture Without Borders: Lantern Festival May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Celebrate at the Maidu Community Center with a mini festival featuring dance, music, games, crafts and delicious snacks. Parent/guardian participation required. Location: Maidu Community Center Sat • 5/2 • 10:00am–12:00pm

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Fri • 2/20 • 2:00–3:00pm

STEAM Lab

Fiero Quick Code

Ages: 6–12 Full STEAM ahead! All aboard for weekly interactive projects in science, technology, engineering, art and math. Each Thursday afternoon features a different science experiment, hands-on activity or team challenge. Jump in to build, destroy and make a mess as we explore the mysteries of the universe. Fee: $35 / 25 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Library

Ages: 8–18 Drop-in for coding with Fiero Code. Whether it’s your first time using the app or you just want to have fun playing Code Blocks with your friends, join us. Parent/guardian participation required for app login. Location: Maidu Library Wed • 4:00–5:00pm 2/25, 3/25, 4/29 Location: Riley Library Fri • 4:00–5:00pm 2/27, 3/27, 4/24

Thu • 4:00–5:00pm 3/5–3/26 • 4 weeks • 19293 4/9–4/30 • 4 weeks • 19295

S P R I N G

READING CHALLENGE CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS Children ages 4-12 can earn up to 3 gift cards for a free In & Out hamburger or cheeseburger with completed Spring Reading Challenge log. Teens and adults can play our Spring Reading Bingo to earn a fidget spinner pen and a chance to win a gift card to the Fountains. Let's spring into a good book! Check our website for more details: roseville.ca.us/library

LIBRARY PROGRAMS & EVENTS Teens

Adults

Bedazzled Books

Crafter’s Corner

Ages: 13-17 Make your books shine bright like a diamond at this teen craft night. Bring your books and we’ll provide the dazzle. Available while supplies last, no experience necessary. Location: Riley Library

Ages: 16+ Get crafty with friends! All skill levels welcome. Food and beverage allowed during activity but not provided. Materials available while supplies last. Location: Riley Library

Mon • 1/26 • 4:00–5:30pm

Thu • 5:30–7:30pm 1/29, 4/30, 5/14 Fri • 5:30–7:30pm 2/27, 3/27

Speed Friending

The Secret Society Of Underage Critics Ages: 13–17 Get a sneak peek at books before they hit the shelves to become a literary critic before you graduate high school. Read and review copies of soon to be published books for young adults. P. S. The Society is not a very well-kept secret. Tell your friends! Location: Riley Library 3rd Thu • 1/15–5/15 • 4:00–5:00pm

Blackout Poetry Ages: 13-17 Make poetry with the words already on the page. This teen craft night features used books made new with strategically blacked out sections to reveal new narratives and nuance. Used books available while supplies last. Location: Maidu Library Mon • 3/16 • 4:00–5:00pm

Teen Rose-Con Ages: 13–17 Let’s cosplay as our favorite characters, debate dubs vs subs, process our feelings about Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle and generally nerd out. Snacks available while supplies last. Location: Riley Library Mon • 5/18 • 4:00–5:30pm

Ages: 18+ Instead of trying to find a date for Valentine’s Day, why not find a friend? Making friends as an adult is hard. Let’s make it a bit easier by gathering a whole bunch of people in one place with snacks so we can test out our potential friends without extra social pressure. All potential friends welcome. Snacks available while supplies last. Location: Maidu Community Center Sat • 2/14 • 10:00am–12:00pm

Local Author Talks Ages: 18+ Bring your friends to the Fig Tree on Vernon Street every third Saturday February-April. Grab a coffee or tea and a snack and listen to a variety of local authors discuss their work. Location: The Fig Tree Coffee, Art & Music Lounge 3rd Sat • 2:00–4:00pm 2/21 • Rose McHenry 3/21 • Bridget Sheppard 4/18 • Matt Grace

Estate Planning Ages: 18+ Protect your assets, make your final wishes clear and take care of the people you love. Don’t get caught off guard, and get help with this essential plan. Location: Riley Library Fri • 4/17 • 5:00–6:30pm

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY

MARKETPLACE

Used Book Sale Location: Downtown Library Sat • 1/24 • 10:00am–3:00pm Sat • 4/11 • 10:00am–3:00pm Friends of the Library members get to enter the sale at 9:30am! Become a friend today by visiting rosevillefriendsofthelibrary.org

Used Bookstores Each library location has a bookstore available for browsing during library open hours. Payments are accepted at the front desk and funds support library programs and special projects. Donations of books, videos and music in good condition are accepted at each location. For large donations, contact us at 916-746-1212 or send an email to friends@rosevillefol.org for arrangements.

For dates & times of additional programs visit:

roseville.ca.us/library

ADAPTIVE AND INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS Adaptive And Inclusive Programs Programs designed by a nationally certified Recreational Therapist specifically for individuals with physical, cognitive and/or intellectual disabilities. Each program offers the opportunity to build social skills, engage in physical activity or learn life skills in a calm and supportive environment. Parent/ guardian participation is always welcome at no additional cost.

Adaptive Tot Spot

Adaptive Sports

Ages: 2–6 Bring your favorite grown-up and get messy with fun, season themed crafts! Parent/ guardian participation required. Fee: $35 / 30 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center

Inclusive, non-contact programs specially designed for children, teens and adults with physical, developmental or cognitive disabilities.

Valentine Sweethearts Make a special valentine date for you and your little love monster. Create a valentine for someone you love and decorate an edible treat to take home. Parent/guardian participation required.

Kickball

Youth Flag Football League

Kick, catch and throw. Learn the basics of this sport and then practice what you learned in a beginner-friendly environment. Adaptive kicking and pitching tools available. Fee: $20 / 15 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Sports Courts

Ages: 6–17 This inclusive, non-contact program is specially designed for children and teens with physical, developmental or cognitive disabilities. We focus on creating a fun, safe and supportive environment where participants can learn the game of flag football at their own pace. No class: 4/4. Fee: $150 / 140 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Park

Ages: 5–10 Wed • 5:00–6:30pm 2/18 • 19183

Sat • 1:30–2:30pm 2/14 • 19171

Sun • 2:00–3:30pm 4/12 • 19237

Little Hoppers

Ages: 11–17 Wed • 5:00–6:30pm 2/25 • 19182

Bring your little bunny to create spring themed crafts, enjoy an edible activity and egg hunt at the end of class. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 1:30–2:30pm 3/21 • 19177

Sensory Play & Connect: Play & Support Meet-Up Ages: 6 & under and 7-12 Whether you're looking to meet other caregivers on a similar journey or want to provide your child with a fun and safe play experience, this meet-up is for you. A welcoming space for you to socialize, exchange ideas and build a community of support while children participate in a fun, sensory-friendly space designed to foster learning and exploration. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $18/per meet up Location: We Rock The Spectrum, 2319 Sunset Blvd, Rocklin Ages: 6 & under Mon • 9:00–10:30am 2/23 • 19430 3/23 • 19432 4/27 • 19433 Ages: 7–12 Mon • 4:30–6:00pm 2/23 • 19434 3/23 • 19435 4/27 • 19436

Sun • 2:00–3:30pm 3/8 • 19235 Ages: 18+ Sun • 2:00–3:30pm 3/29 • 18223 Wed • 5:00–6:30pm 4/15 • 19239

Sat • 10:30am–1:00pm 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19320 Pre-Season Meet & Greet Location: Riley Library Fri • 2/20 • 5:30–7:00pm Player Evaluations Location: Mahany All-Weather Field Sat • 2/21 • 8:00–9:30am

Field Day From ring tosses to parachute games, Adaptive Field Day hosts a range of solo and collaborative games. Play at your own pace or with friends you make along the way. Fee: $20 / 15 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Covered Soccer Arena Ages: 5–10 Sat • 10:00am–11:30am 3/21 • 19429 Ages: 11–17 Sat • 10:00am–11:30am 4/18 • 19431

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/ExperiencePRL

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ADAPTIVE AND INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS Get Social!

Adaptive Open Art Studio

Munch & Mingle

Simple Sheet Pans

Grab a bite to eat and make new friends. Lunch is served at the beginning of the social and a range of icebreaker games follow. Fee: $25 / 20 Resident Discount

Ages: 16+ This cooking method features simple ingredients as well as easy preparation and clean up. Create an entire balanced meal on one single sheet pan and learn how to make the most out of your leftovers. Fee: $60 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center

Location: Mahany Fitness Center Ages: 13–17 Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 2/28 • 19228 Ages: 18+ Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 1/31 • 19229

Sun • 2:00–4:00pm 2/15 • 19233 3/22 • 19234

Location: Maidu Community Center Ages: 13–17 Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 4/18 • 19230

Sensory Friendly Dance

Ages: 18+ Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 4/11 • 19231

Pal-entine's Social Celebrate friendship at this Valentine’s Day themed social. Play games, make friendship bracelets and create Valentine’s Day cards. Light refreshments will be served. Fee: $20 / 15 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center Ages: 6–12 Fri • 6:00–7:30pm 2/6 • 19240 Ages: 13–17 Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 2/7 • 19241 Location: Riley Library Ages: 18+ Fri • 7:00–8:30pm 2/13 • 19242

Ages: 2–8 Designed to make everyone feel accepted and comfortable with accessible dance for neurodiverse and neurotypical individuals. Dance incorporates simple ASL, fidgets and noise canceling headphones. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $70 / 65 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center Tue • 3:45–4:15pm 3/3–3/24 • 4 weeks • 19120

Movie Night Social All ages Get ready for an evening of entertainment while meeting new friends. Enjoy a great movie, delicious snacks and good company. Fee: $15 / 10 Resident Discount Location: Riley Library Ponyo Fri • 5:00–8:00pm 3/6 • 19226 KPop Demon Hunters Sing-Along Fri • 5:00–8:00pm 3/20 • 19227

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, create a masterpiece at your own pace in this open studio format. Fee: $25 / 20 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center Ages: 6–10 Wed • 4:00–6:00pm 2/11 • 19186 Fri • 4:00–6:00pm 4/3 • 19247 Ages: 11–15 Tue • 4:00–6:00pm 2/17 • 19245 Fri • 4:00–6:00pm 4/10 • 19248 Ages: 16+ Tue • 4:00–6:00pm 2/24 • 19246 Fri • 4:00–6:00pm 4/17 • 19249

Learning With Ease: A Sensory-Friendly Museum Day Ages: 3+ Learning with ease is an accessible program for children with any special needs, including those on the autism spectrum, as well as their siblings and friends. The day includes modified open play, interactive touch tables, guided trail exploration and designated quiet spaces. With smaller crowds and a calm, supportive atmosphere, children can play, learn and explore at their own pace. Registration is required for each child, adults are free. Parent/ guardian participation required. Fee: $10 / 9 Museum Members Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site Mon • 10:00am–12:00pm 3/16 • 19288

For more information about our adaptive and inclusive programs visit:

roseville.ca.us/adaptive

PRESCHOOL

2025-26 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

Locations

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

Blue Oaks 8150 Horncastle Drive

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

Diamond Creek 3151 Hopscotch Way

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

Heritage Oak 2271 Americana Drive

Programs & fees

Quail Glen 1250 Canevari Street

A $120 non-refundable registration fee is required for enrollment for the 2025–2026 program year. Daily fees are paid monthly. Preschool, Ages 3–4 (Birthdates 12/2/21 to 12/4/22; no exceptions) Daily Fee: $40 / 30 Resident Discount Start Date: 9/2 Tue/Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm Pre-Kindergarten, Ages 4–5 (Birthdates prior to 12/1/21; no exceptions) Daily Fee: $40 / 30 Resident Discount Start Date: 9/3 Mon/Wed/Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm

Coyote Ridge 1751 Morningstar Drive

Fiddyment Farm 4001 Brick Mason Circle

Orchard Ranch 4375 Brookstone Drive

Westbrook 4501 Solaire Drive

STREAM Preschool

Registration information

Ages: 3–5 Come play and explore the wonderful world of preschool through Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts and Math. Each session is unique with hands on activities through literacy and artist exploration. Location: Diamond Creek School Fee: $360

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

roseville.ca.us/adventureclub

Tue–Thu • 9:00am–12:00pm 1/6–2/12 2/17–3/26 4/7–5/14

STORY STROLL Library fun run featuring stations along the route as well as vendor booths and children's characters at the finish.

Maidu Regional Park

Saturday, April 18 9:00-11:00am Be an early bird and sign up for the best prices.

roseville.ca.us/events

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. Audiobooks Don't see it on our shelves? Find your next audiobook on one of our apps! Try Libby and cloudLibrary for all of your listening needs.

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for more information and links visit: roseville.ca.us/digitalmedia

Placer Valley Soccer Complex is a game changer

The Placer Valley Soccer Complex is more than a new set of fields. It is a long-awaited home for long field sports that expands opportunities for local athletes and welcomes visitors from across the region. With ten all weather turf fields, stadium lighting and a full campus of amenities, the complex is designed for large scale tournaments that bring energy to Roseville year-round. “The Placer Valley Soccer Complex is a true game changer for Roseville,” said Parks, Recreation & Libraries Director Jill Geller. “Our community has needed more high-quality space for long field sports like soccer, lacrosse, field hockey and Quadball, and this facility delivers.” The complex layout puts convenience front and center. Artificial turf fields stretch along a central walkway, making it easy for families to move between games. The all-weather surface means fewer cancellations and more reliable field time in every season, while lighting allows play well into the evening. “We are the only facility in the area that has ten artificial turf fields with stadium lights where you can play year-round,” said Rob Nakamura, PRL Recreation Superintendent. “The size, the number of fields and the quality of the fields make it a big draw.”

That excitement is already showing up in the tournament calendar. A strong first year of regional and national events across soccer and other field sports is expected, supported through partnerships that help bring teams and their families to Roseville for weekend competition. “The soccer complex brings new energy and expanded opportunities for athletes, families and visitors,” Geller added. “It represents a major investment in sports, our local economy and creating a place where our community can connect and celebrate for years to come.” Events at the complex are projected to generate about $15 million each year for the local economy through sports tourism, supporting Roseville hotels, restaurants and nearby businesses. The experience goes far beyond the sidelines. Along the walkway, spectators will find shade structures, plaza gathering spaces and concessions during busy weekends. The site is also set up for food trucks and casual hangout zones with cornhole, foosball and ping pong, making tournament days feel more like a community event than a commute between scattered parks. The soccer complex also strengthens Roseville’s broader park system. By consolidating heavy tournament

play into one dedicated venue, neighborhood parks around the city will see less wear and congestion, and local teams will gain much needed space. “This complex really helps accommodate the demand of all the different soccer groups that need fields,” Nakamura said. “Field access is managed through permits to protect this valuable asset and keep the venue sustainable for years to come. We are also planning to incorporate drop-in play.” On the same property is a signature community feature, Roseville’s largest playground. The universally accessible Power Playground is open daily and designed so children and caregivers of all abilities can enjoy it together. Smooth surfacing, wide pathways and inclusive play structures make the playground a destination for families whether or not they are there for sports. From local league nights to weekend tournaments, the Placer Valley Soccer Complex is built to deliver something Roseville has needed for a long time, a place where sports, family time and community pride all meet on the same field.

TEENY TOT ENRICHMENT & SPORTS Tot Thursdays

Doodle Bugs

Ages: 5 & under It's a weekly play date! Little ones are invited to join us for a morning of play at the Maidu Community Center. We're getting active with some fun games, creative art and crafts and music exploration (activities change each week). Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $7 per session or $21 for all 4 weeks Location: Maidu Community Center

Ages: 1–2 Welcome to Doodle Bugs, a fun and engaging program for children aged 1 to 2. This delightful class invites babies and their caregivers to explore music, instruments and sensory activities while enjoying time with new friends. Each session features songs, sensory play and exploration to spark curiosity and foster development. All materials will be provided. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $60 / 55 Resident Discount Instructor: Jeanette Garcia Location: Maidu Community Center

Thu • 10:00–11:00am 2/5–2/26 Ticketing: For events marked with this icon, grab your tickets online at

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Fri • 9:00–10:00am 1/23–2/13 • 4 weeks • 19159 2/27–3/20 • 4 weeks • 19160 4/10–5/1 • 4 weeks • 19161 5/8–5/29 • 4 weeks • 19162

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

Teeny Weeny Tot T–Ball AGES

DAY

TIME

DATE

WEEKS

LOCATION

CODE

2–3

Sat

9:00–9:30am

2/21–3/14

Woodbridge Park

19204

2–3

Thu

4:00–4:30pm

3/12–4/2

Elliott Park

19201

Teeny Weeny Tot Soccer 2–3

Sat

9:00–9:30am

2/21–3/14

Maidu Sports Courts 19192

2–3

Tue

4:45–5:15pm

4/7–4/28

Maidu Sports Courts 19195

2–3

Sat

9:00–9:30am

4/25–5/16

Maidu Sports Courts 19198

Teeny Weeny Tot Sports Sampler 2–3

Wed

4:00–4:30pm

3/11–4/1

2–3

Thu

4:15–4:45pm

4/9–4/30

Maidu Sports Courts 19207

19210

4/15–5/6

Woodbridge Park

Teeny Weeny Tot Track & Field 2–3

Wed

4:15–4:45pm

Preschool Foundations Ages: 2–3 A toddler's first step to preschool. Children play together, explore and practice all the skills needed for their preschool days ahead. Practices gentle separation where teachers lead children in an upbeat, positive learning environment without their caregivers. Children leave weekly with an at-home activity to help continue the love of learning outside the classroom. Potty training is not required. Fees vary based on facility closures and holidays. No class: 1/19, 2/16, 5/21. Location: Maidu Community Center

Teeny Weeny Tot Sports

Santucci Park

19213

Fee: $210 / 200 Resident Discount Mon & Wed • 8:30–10:30am 1/12–2/18 • 6 weeks • 19147 2/23–3/25 • 5 weeks • 19151 Mon & Wed • 11:00am–1:00pm 1/12–2/18 • 6 weeks • 19147 2/23–3/25 • 5 weeks • 19152 Tue & Thu • 8:30–10:30am 2/24–3/26 • 5 weeks • 19153 Tue & Thu • 11:00am–1:00pm 2/24–3/26 • 5 weeks • 19154 Fee: $250 / 240 Resident Discount Tue & Thu • 8:30–10:30am 1/13–2/19 • 6 weeks • 19148 Tue & Thu • 11:00am–1:00pm 1/13–2/19 • 6 weeks • 19149 Fee: $290 / 280 Resident Discount Mon & Wed • 8:30–10:30am 4/6–5/20 • 7 weeks • 19155 Mon & Wed • 11:00am–1:00pm 4/6–5/20 • 7 weeks • 19156 Fee: $270 / 260 Resident Discount Tue & Thu • 8:30–10:30am 4/7–5/19 • 7 weeks • 19157 Tue & Thu • 11:00am–1:00pm 4/7–5/19 • 7 weeks • 19158

TOT ENRICHMENT

Tot Spot

Museum Mornings

Ages: 2–5 Create exciting experiences with your tot. These one day workshops make it easy to have fun creating, learning and playing with your little one. Fee: $35 / 30 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center

Ages: 5 & under You’re never too young to love the outdoors. Enjoy hands-on exploration of nature through stories, crafts and activities perfect for the littlest of budding botanists. Admission to the Maidu Museum & Historic Site is also included. Registration is for each child, adults are free. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $10 / 7 Museum Members Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Arctic Adventure

Little Hoppers

Set out on an Arctic Adventure. Create polar animal crafts, ice inspired art and an edible treat to take home. Parent/guardian participation required.

Bring your little bunny to create spring themed crafts, enjoy an edible activity and egg hunt at the end of class. Parent/guardian participation required.

Sat • 1/31 9:30–10:30am • 19163 11:30am–12:30pm • 19164 1:30–2:30pm • 19165

Sat • 3/14 9:30–10:30am • 19172 11:30am–12:30pm • 19173 1:30–2:30pm • 19174

Valentine Sweethearts

Sat • 3/21 9:30–10:30am • 19175 11:30am–12:30pm • 19176

Make a special valentine date for you and your little love monster. Create a valentine for someone you love and decorate an edible treat to take home. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 2/7 9:30–10:30am • 19166 11:30am–12:30pm • 19167 1:30–2:30pm • 19168 Sat • 2/14 9:30–10:30am • 19169 11:30am–12:30pm • 19170

Bug Bonanza

Explore what grows and lives in a garden. Create edible bugs and make bug and flowered themed crafts. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 4/18 9:30–10:30am • 19178 11:30am–12:30pm • 19179 1:30–2:30pm • 19180

1000 Books Before Kindergarten Start your children off right. Read every day, earn prizes and have fun! Free all year, available at all Roseville Public Library locations. roseville.ca.us/library

Wed • 8:30–10:00am 2/11 • 19269 3/11 • 19270 4/8 • 19271 5/13 • 19272

Mini Scientists Ages: 3–4 Tots have a thirst for knowledge and can understand science with fun experiments in which they can touch, see and hear to help them explore their world. Fee: $35 / 25 Resident Discount Location: Riley Library

Digging for Dinosaurs Veggie-saur or carnivore? Learn about the differences between plant-eaters and meateaters and look at some dinosaur teeth up close. Work as paleontologists by participating in a mini dinosaur dig to unearth some fun fossil facts and hone your scientific skills. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 10:00–11:00am 3/28 • 19292

INFANT SWIMMING RESOURCE The City of Roseville has partnered with Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) Roseville to bring the world’s leading survival swim program to its community swim offerings. ISR teaches Self-Rescue® skills empowering children ages 6 months to 6 years to float, breathe, swim and survive if they ever reach the water alone.

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

March 30–May 28 Monday–Thursday (9 weeks) 5:10–6:20pm Activity Number: 20164

for more information visit:

roseville.ca.us/aquatics

On school days, he’s the calm, creative site coordinator at Blue Oaks Adventure Club. But after hours, Ricardo Arguinzoni storms the ropes as French 75, a largerthan-life wrestler with entrance music, flashing lights and a loyal crowd of fans, including a few of his students.

Building confidence in class and in the ring

At his day job, Ricardo focuses on helping kids grow in confidence and creativity. “From the moment they get here until the last kid leaves, you’re dialed in,” he says. “My biggest thing is helping get some of these kids, especially the shy ones, out of their shell. We’re even working on a mini play right now. I want them to see it’s OK to be a little ridiculous and have fun.”

The dual life suits him. During the day, Ricardo channels his creativity into program planning, mentoring and creating safe spaces for kids to be themselves. By night, he channels that same energy into storytelling in the ring, only with more sweat and showmanship. “Wrestling isn’t just about the moves,” he says. “It’s about telling a story people can feel. Sometimes I’m the good guy; sometimes I’m the one they’re supposed to boo. Either way, it’s about creating a moment.” His journey to the ring was a long one. A lifelong fan of WWE, Ricardo always dreamed of wrestling but didn’t find the right opportunity until his late twenties. He started training around age 30, balancing practices and family life. Then came the pandemic, and a pause. “My wife just looked at me one day and said, ‘I think it’s time for you to go back to wrestling.’ You can’t do it without that kind of support,” he says.

“It’s about bringing people joy” It’s that same message about courage, self-expression and trying new things, that drives him when the lights go up on wrestling nights. Twice a week, Ricardo trains in Yuba City and on weekends, he performs across Northern California. “It’s not just stepping into the ring,” he explains. “We build the set, the lighting, the music, it’s a whole production. From the time your music hits to when you come out, it’s all about the reaction.” Ricardo’s students and their families have become some of his most loyal supporters. “I had about twelve kids from my site show up, plus their parents,” he says with a grin. “They were screaming ‘Mr. Ricardo! Mr. Ricardo!’ so loudly that people in the parking lot with no connection to Adventure Club started calling me that, too.”

Since returning, he’s wrestled everywhere from breweries to birthday celebrations, including a 100th-birthday show for a woman who wanted to see live wrestling for the first time. “It’s about bringing people joy,” Ricardo says. “No matter their age, everyone deserves a little excitement.” Whether he’s cheering on kids during after-school crafts or hearing a crowd roar as French 75, Ricardo brings the same message to both worlds: show up, try your best and don’t be afraid to stand out. “If Mr. Ricardo can be ridiculous in front of all those people,” he laughs, “then maybe they can, too.”

TOT SPORTS

Tiny Tot Sports Ages: 3–5 Come have a ball in Tiny Tot Sports! Tots learn motor skills and athletic awareness while you build a better relationship with your little one. These classes fill up quickly, be sure to register early. This is a great opportunity for one–on–one time with your little athlete. Closed toe shoes required. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount

Tiny Tot Basketball

Dribble, pass, shoot and score! Fun activities are played to learn the basics of basketball. AGES 3 4–5 3 4–5

DAY Sun Sun Sat Sat

TIME 9:00–9:45am 10:00–10:45am 9:00–9:45am 10:00–10:45am

DATE 2/1–2/22 2/1–2/22 4/11–5/2 4/11–5/2

WEEKS 4 4 4 4

LOCATION Mahany Fitness Center Mahany Fitness Center Mahany Fitness Center Mahany Fitness Center

CODE 19188 19189 19190 19191

Elliott Park Elliott Park Santucci Park Santucci Park

19420 19421 19422 19423

Maidu Sports Courts Maidu Sports Courts Maidu Sports Courts Maidu Sports Courts Maidu Sports Courts Maidu Sports Courts

19193 19194 19196 19197 19199 19200

Tiny Tot Flag Football

Have fun learning how to play flag football with exciting games, teamwork and plenty of action 3 4–5 3 4–5

Thu Thu Tue Tue

4:45–5:30pm 5:45–6:30pm 4:45–5:30pm 5:45–6:30pm

2/12–3/5 2/12–3/5 3/10–3/31 3/10–3/31

4 4 4 4

Tiny Tot Soccer

Experience the kick of soccer! Drills are adapted to ages and abilities by using fun games and equipment. 3 4–5 3 4–5 3 4–5

Sat Sat Tue Tue Sat Sat

9:45–10:30am 10:45–11:30am 5:30–6:15pm 6:30–7:15pm 9:45–10:30am 10:45–11:30am

2/21–3/14 2/21–3/14 4/7–4/28 4/7–4/28 4/25–5/16 4/25–5/16

4 4 4 4 4 4

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. 3 4–5 3 4–5

Sat Sat Thu Thu

9:45–10:30am 10:45–11:30am 4:45–5:30pm 5:45–6:30pm

2/21–3/14 2/21–3/14 3/12–4/2 3/12–4/2

4 4 4 4

Woodbridge Park Woodbridge Park Elliott Park Elliott Park

19205 19206 19202 19203

Tiny Tot Dance

Come move and groove with us! Learn the basics of dancing, including discipline, movement, rhythm and vocabulary. 3 4–5 3 4–5

Tue Tue Sat Sat

4:00–4:45pm 5:00–5:45pm 11:30am–12:15pm 12:30–1:15pm

3/3–3/24 3/3–3/24 4/11–5/2 4/11–5/2

4 4 4 4

Maidu Community Center Maidu Community Center Mahany Fitness Center Mahany Fitness Center

19216 19217 19218 19219

4 4 4 4

Santucci Park Santucci Park Maidu Sports Courts Maidu Sports Courts

19211 19212 19208 19209

4 4

Woodbridge Park Woodbridge Park

19214 19215

Tiny Tot Sports Sampler

Are you an All Star? Learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports in one session. 3 4–5 3 4–5

Wed Wed Thu Thu

4:45–5:30pm 5:45–6:30pm 5:00–5:45pm 6:00–6:45pm

3/11–4/1 3/11–4/1 4/9–4/30 4/9–4/30

Tiny Tot Track & Field

Run, throw and jump! Fun activities are played to learn the basics of track and field. 3 4–5

Wed Wed

5:00–5:45pm 6:00–6:45pm

4/15–5/6 4/15–5/6

Engage. Connect. Inspire. Dive into the Utility Exploration Center, where water, energy, and waste systems come to life! Push buttons, climb into a garbage truck, unleash your innerplanet saver—or join a free workshop to master gardening, stop sneaky leaks, explore solar, and more. There is something for everyone!

Roseville.ca.us/explore

WATER FOR OUR FUTURE Working Today for a Better Tomorrow Access to high-quality water is vital for life and work in Placer County. That’s why your local water providers are dedicated to improving and enhancing their water systems so that they will always be there for you. Discover how local water agencies are shaping a sustainable future at

PlacerWaterFuture.com

KIDS ENRICHMENT

Cook-2-Gether

Cooking

Ages: 5–10 Kids, bring an adult and let's cook together! Parents/guardians must register child for the class, registration includes one adult and one child. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $110 / 100 Resident Discount Instructor: Marni Branz Location: Maidu Community Center

Imagine enjoying a tasty or healthy meal or treat prepared by your child. Join one of our popular cooking programs and watch their confidence grow in the kitchen. Receive a recipe to take home and share! Parents of participants with food allergies must notify coordinator at least 72 hours prior to class. Fee: $60 / 55 Resident Discount Instructor: Marni Branz Location: Maidu Community Center

Little Chefs

Culinary Academy

Touchdown Tastes

Ages: 5–10

Ages: 10–15

Create sliders that are as fun to make as they are to eat. Perfect for fueling the fans during the big game. Parent/guardian participation required.

Coin Flip Cornbread

Showdown Sweet & Salty Bars

Take the first snap into the kitchen with this fun, hands-on baking class. From measuring to mixing, gain real baking skills and gain the MVP snack for your game day spread.

Whip up a crowd-pleasing sweet-salty chocolate dessert that's perfect for any game-day celebration.

Sat • 9:00–11:00am 1/31 • 19096

Pigskin Poppers Wrap savory franks in golden flaky pastry to create the ultimate football party snack. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 9:00–11:00am 2/7 • 19100

Bunny Bakes Mix, bake and frost a moist carrot cake topped with creamy frosting and colorful spring decorations. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 9:00–11:00am 3/14 • 19103

Lemon Love Whip up buttery crust and tangy-sweet lemon filling to create golden bars busting with sunny citrus flavors. Parent/guardian participation required. Sat • 9:00–11:00am 4/11 • 19106

Drawn to the Library National Library Week April 19-25

Sat • 3:00–5:00pm 1/31 • 19098

Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 1/31 • 19097

Nacho Average Game Day

Gridiron Sweet Goodies Whip up gooey chocolate chip cookie bars perfect for football watch parties and guaranteed to win over the home crowd.

Layer crispy chips with melty cheese, savory toppings and whip up fresh Pico de Gallo from scratch, which you can share with the whole team.

Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 2/7 • 19101

Sat • 3:00–5:00pm 2/7 • 19102

Somebunny Loves Cake

Hop, Drop & Bake

It's a hoppin' good time in the kitchen as you whisk, mix, bake and frost your way to a moist carrot cake for the festive holiday.

Learn to craft a bakery-worthy carrot cake from scratch, complete with silky frosting and festive spring decor.

Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 3/14 • 19104

Sat • 3:00–5:00pm 3/14 • 19105

When Life Gives You Lemons... Bake!

Spring Zing Bake

Spring is in the air and what better way to enjoy it than by whipping up a buttery crust filled with zesty lemon filling.

Golden, buttery crust meets tangy-sweet lemon filling in this cheerful spring baking class. Whisk, bake and dust your way to sunny, citrus-kissed bars.

Sat • 12:00–2:00pm 4/11 • 19107

Sat • 3:00–5:00pm 4/11 • 19108

Bubblemania Wednesday, April 22 4:00-5:00pm

Rainbow Party Friday, April 24 4:00-5:00pm

Riley Library

Project Play playground & Mahany Park

Other Activities Create Your Own Comic competition

Free drop in art classes at all locations throughout the week

KIDS ENRICHMENT

Fun At The Museum

Paint Party

Discover all the amazing history around you and learn about the Nisenan Maidu who have called this region home for thousands of years. Become a Museum Member and enjoy discounts on select MMHS camps & classes. Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Ages: 6–12 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: $48 / 43 Resident Discount Instructor: Deidre Trudeau Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Word Cloud Projection Workshop

Rock Art Mysteries Tour

Ages: 6+ Create a personal word cloud digital portrait guided by the Sierra Native Alliance youth team. Explore themes of self identity and personal perception to generate word clouds that reflect your own stories. These words are then digitally mapped onto your body to form unique portraits to take home. Registration required. Free

All ages Embark on a captivating flashlight tour examining thousand year old rock carvings. Special lighting brings out carved details that are only visible during this tour. Come and see rare rock art like never before. Flashlight is recommended but not required. Wear closedtoe shoes. Program not recommended for children under 6, children under 2 are free. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $11 / 9 Museum Members

Sat • 1:00–4:00pm 1/31 • 19312

Sat • 8:30–9:15pm 3/21 • 19265 4/18 • 18404 5/23 • 19266

Spear Throwing Ages: 8–17 Step back in time and test your skills at spear throwing. This hands-on experience introduces you to the atlatl—a hunting tool used by Indigenous peoples around the world for centuries. With guidance from an instructor, build your own atlatl and enjoy open range time. Fee: $50 / 45 Museum Members

Comic Creation

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 2/28 • 19260 3/28 • 19261 5/30 • 19267

Ages: 6–12 Explore the art of storytelling through illustrations and dialogue. From developing compelling characters and plots to mastering visual techniques and panel layout, this workshop guides you through every step of creating a unique comic. Taught by Native American artist, Devaney Rain Royalty (Ponca/ Cree/Tsalagi/Gaelic). Fee: $40 / 35 Museum Members

Campfires

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 4/18 • 19273

All ages Listen to Indigenous 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. Museum admission included, children under 2 are free. Gates open at 7:00pm. Parent/ guardian participation required. Fee: $11 / 9 Museum Members Sat • 7:30–8:30pm 3/21 • 19262 4/18 • 19263 5/23 • 19264

Home School Open House Ages: 3+ Calling all Home Schoolers: learn, explore and connect with the Indigenous history of this region at the Maidu Museum & Historic Site. Enjoy hands-on activities, take a short tour and enjoy Indigenous stories throughout the day. Bring your lunch and enjoy a picnic on the museum's patio. Recommended for kids in K-6th. Registration required for each student, adults and children under 3 years old are free. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $15 per student Tue • 10:00am–1:00pm 5/19 • 19268

Gnome Love Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 2/14 • 19125

Dragonfly Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 3/14 • 19127

Sun-Moon Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 4/11 • 19129

Wildflowers Sat • 11:00am–12:30pm 5/9 • 19131

Parent & Me Paint Party Ages: 6–12 Young artists and their grown up can enjoy a painting class with a break for a sweet snack. Create the perfect piece of art for décor or a gift for someone special. Registration is for one adult and one child. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $96 / 86 Resident Discount Instructor: Deidre Trudeau Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Gnome Love Family Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 2/14 • 19126

Dragonfly Breeze Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 3/14 • 19128

Sun-Moon Family Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 4/11 • 19130

Wildflower Glow Sat • 1:00–2:30pm 5/9 • 19132

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LIFEGUARD

PREVIEW DAY Dive into adventure! Get an exciting first look at what it’s like to be a real lifeguard.

February 14 9:00-10:30am roseville.ca.us/aquatics

Partner With Our Events Your support helps bring our community together Sponsorship Benefits • Reach a large, diverse audience at every event. • Connect with families, residents and visitors. • Enjoy high-visibility brand placement on banners, signage or digital platforms.

for sponsorships opportunities, visit:

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Become A Maidu Museum Member! A Maidu Museum & Historic Site membership provides a rich cultural experience. Your membership dues directly protect this unique museum and the historic site in the heart of Roseville. Members enjoy: • Free admission • Guest passes • Gift shop discount • Special member pricing on some programs & events Support education, protect local history and save money. For more information visit roseville.ca.us/museum or call (916) 774-5934.

Johnson Hall @TheGrounds

Thursday, April 16 6:00-9:00pm RCONA’s 2nd annual Sweet Celebrations honors the incredible volunteers who help make Roseville a great place to live. Guests can enjoy finger foods and sweet treats from more than a dozen local businesses, plus browse a variety of silent auction items.

To sponsor, donate, or for more information email hi@rcona.org

“Strengthening the Roseville Community Through our Neighborhood Associations”

Tickets available after March 1 at rcona.org Event Sponsors

KIDS ENRICHMENT Kids Night Out

Ages: 4–12 Kids 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 2/13 • 19134 3/13 • 19136 4/17 • 19137 5/15 • 19138

Crafternoons

Ages: 5–10 Explore and appreciate the wonderful world of art as you work with different mediums to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces. Each class has a new theme and projects to mix it up. Fee: $49 / 39 Resident Discount Instructor: Reagan Danielson

Watercolor Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 2:00–3:30pm 2/21 • 19133

Pinch Pot Pottery Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 2:00–3:30pm 3/7 • 19135

Oil Pastels Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 2:00–3:30pm 4/4 • 19139

Coil Pot Clay Pottery Location: Riley Library Sat • 2:00–3:30pm 1/31 • 19427

Decoupage Location: Riley Library Sat • 2:00–3:30pm 5/2 • 19141

Holiday Art Factory

Ages: 5–10 Join us for dynamic arts and crafts workshops to inspire you during the holidays. Every artist takes home art creations to be proud of. Fee: $50 / 40 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center

Happy Hoppy Creations Sat • 9:30–11:30am 4/11 • 19428

STEM & LEGO® Engineering Classes 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. LEGO® group of companies does not sponsor, authorize or endorse any of our programs. LEGO® builds and products do not go home with you, so photos are encouraged.

IntelliBricks Drone Explorers: STEM Missions

IntelliBricks Applied Science Lab

Ages: 9–12 Learn to fly and program real drones while tackling hands-on, real-world challenges. Each session combines science, technology and teamwork in a fun, engaging environment. No prior experience needed, just bring your creativity and curiosity. No class: 2/19. Fee: $295 / 285 Resident Discount Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Ages: 6–9 Explore real-world science through fun, handson experiments. Each week, build working projects like helicopters, flashlights and wind turbines using everyday materials. This class encourages creativity, problem solving and teamwork while teaching core science and engineering concepts. No class: 4/1. Fee: $250 / 240 Resident Discount Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Thu • 4:00–5:30pm 1/22–3/19 • 8 weeks • 19181

Wed • 4:00–5:30pm 3/18–5/13 • 8 weeks • 19116

IntelliBricks LEGO® Robotics: Robo Critters & Creatures

Star Wars Day With LEGO®

Ages: 6–10 Dive into robotics by building playful critters like caterpillars, slings and mini Martians. Using motors, sensors and basic programming, explore gears, linkages and motion mechanisms all while creating and testing your own quirky designs. Fee: $190 / 180 Resident Discount Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Ages: 5–10 Celebrate Star Wars Day with tons of LEGO® parts. Recreate iconic ships and epic battles from the Star Wars Universe, while learning about the amazing engineering that makes it all happen. May the Fourth be with you! Fee: $69 / 59 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 5/9 • 19296

Tue–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 2/17–2/20 • 4 days • 19256

Mario Day Using LEGO® Ages: 5–8 Let's-a-build. March 10th is official Mario Day, so it's time to celebrate by bringing our Mario Kart races to LEGO® reality. Start by choosing and building your favorite Mario character then create your unique kart and get ready to race. Discover power-ups and upgrade your kart, just be sure to watch out for those banana peels. Fee: $69 / 59 Resident Discount Location: Riley Library

Maidu Community Center Saturday, April 25 12:00-2:30pm and 3:30-6:00pm Tickets go on sale March 1 Pre-sale tickets only (no sales at the door)

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 3/7 • 19298

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for details and tickets visit: rosevillefriendsofthelibrary.org/potterverse

KIDS ENRICHMENT

Classes & Camps The Mosaic Project Ages: 10–15 In this hands-on workshop, each participant designs and paint their own 2’x2’ mural board, representing a personal value, memory or meaningful message. Once completed, these mini murals will be brought together to form a vibrant, mosaic-style installation displayed in a public space. Fee: $65 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Roseville Venture Lab Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 1/24 • 19301

Chess Academy

Ages: 6–13 Prepare for a timeless battle. Develop your understanding of the king of games with a dynamic instructor to coach you on your journey to become a master. Perfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. Chess is fun and exciting with benefits that go far beyond the board itself. No previous knowledge of chess required. No class: 4/16. Fee: $140 / 130 Resident Discount Instructor: Charlotte Bill Location: Mahany Fitness Center Wed • 3:00–4:00pm 2/4–3/11 • 6 weeks • 19086 Location: Riley Library Wed • 3:00–4:00pm 4/8–5/13 • 6 weeks • 19087

Beat Making 101 Ages: 8–13 Learn the fundamentals of music production while exploring essential music theory concepts like BPM, keys and rhythm. Using industry-standard software and high-grade equipment, craft your own beat from start to finish and gain the skills to create like a pro. Fee: $85 / 75 Resident Discount Location: Roseville Venture Lab

Pitch Perfect: Once Upon A Spectacular

Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 2/7 • 19300

Ages: 6–16 If you like to sing and dance, look no further. Learn vocals, dance techniques and perform a vocal medley on stage. Solo opportunities are available. Performance on the last day of class. $15 material fee due at first class. Fee: $190 / 180 Resident Discount Instructor: Robin Walter Location: Bujan Middle School

Paint With Purpose Ages: 10–15 This one-day mural workshop combines creativity with social impact. Participants will work together in groups to brainstorm ideas around meaningful themes such as mental health, community or local culture. Guided by an experienced instructor, each team sketches, plans and paints their mural as a collaborative piece. Fee: $65 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Roseville Venture Lab Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 2/21 • 19302

STEAM Workshop: How To Catch A Leprechaun Ages: 5–9 Spend the afternoon building Leprechaun traps! Use your STEAM skills to build your very own trap and special dust to catch a leprechaun before St. Patrick's Day. Parent/ guardian participation required. Fee: $45 / 40 Resident Discount Location: Riley Library Sat • 2:00–3:30pm 3/14 • 19142

Art In Nature: Painting In The Park Ages: 10–15 Held in one of Roseville’s beautiful parks, this outdoor painting session immerses you in natural surroundings and landscapes. Bring your creativity outdoors and transform the beauty of nature into bold, colorful artwork. Fee: $65 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Royer Park Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 4/18 • 19303

Wed • 4:00–5:00pm 1/28–3/18 • 8 weeks • 19187

Fiero Code

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

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/ExperiencePRL

Wildlife Wonders Maidu Museum & Historic Site

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crafts | floating egg hunt | meet the bunny | prizes

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Floating Egg-Stravaganza

Sessions 9:00-10:00am sensory sensitive

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Sunday, March 29

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Central Park • 10200 Fairway Drive Crabb, Harry Park • 1000 Scarborough Drive Cresthaven, Jack Wallace Park at • 401 Community Drive Crestmont Park • 1500 Champion Oaks Drive Crimson Ridge • 8711 Crimson Ridge Way Davis, Leonard “Duke” Park • 1460 Northpark Drive Denio Family Park (Fargo Dog Park) • 5820 Fiddyment Road Diamond Oaks Park • 400 Diamond Oaks Road Dietrich, Willard Park • 1201 Stoney Point Drive Doyle, Robert L. Park • 1701 Calle Campaña Dugan, Dr. Paul J. Park • 1432 Diamond Woods Circle Duran, Gilbert A. & Helen K. Park • 944 Pleasant Grove Blvd. Eastwood Park • 950 Madden Lane Elliott, H.C. Park • 1421 Cushendall Drive Erven, Melba & “Al” Park • 6201 Grand Canyon Drive Ferretti, Shirley Park • 601 Circuit Drive Festersen, Fred Park • 2150 Villages Green Drive Fiddyment, Elizabeth Jane Park • 1200 Makeway Street 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 Road Harrigan Greens • 4051 Parkland Way Heredia, Alberto & Carmen Park • 2201 Spring Grove Drive Hillsborough Park • 1001 Hillsborough Drive

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Buljan Park • 150 Hallissy Drive Burner, Doulton C. Park • 2196 Eastwood Drive Byouk, John Park • 4651 Upland Drive (late 2025) Cambria Park • 1781 Poppy Field Drive Campus Oaks Park (Arno Dog Park) • 580 Roseville Pkwy.

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Blue Oaks Park • 8001 Woodcreek Oaks Boulevard Bos, Bev Park • 2323 Cumberland Drive Brown, Vencil Park • 260 Trestle Road

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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

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Lower Bank Park • 1410 Lower Bank Drive

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

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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 Placer Valley Soccer Complex • 2600 Westbrook Boulevard Power Playground • 2600 Westbrook Boulevard Rickey, Walter & Doris Park • 1475 Parkside Way Riego Creek Park • 2800 North Hayden Parkway Roccucci, Pauline & Richard Park • 2110 Symphony Ave. Rockholm, Rocky Park • 3000 Earl Rush Drive Royer Park • 190 Park Drive Sakamoto, Kay Park • 8160 Challis Circle Santucci, Bill Park • 1831 Morningstar Drive Saugstad Park (Eros Dog Park) • 100 Buljan Drive Sculpture Park • 350 North Sunrise Avenue Sierra Crossing Park • 4251 Brookstone Drive Silverado Oaks Park • 1430 Badovinac Drive Solaire Park • 4601 Solaire Drive Stephenson, Del Park • 6665 Maple Creek Drive Stizzo, Laurel T. Park • 4141 Brick Mason Circle Sullivan, John L. Park • 4000 Solaire Drive Summerhill Park • 648 Grenada Pass Drive Taylor, William L. Park • 700 Parry Street Twinwood Park • 575 Twinwood Loop The Courts at Gibson Park • 201 Gibson Drive Uribe, David Park • 3051 Empingham Way Vernon Street Town Square • 311 Vernon Street Veterans Memorial Park • 1750 Blue Oaks Boulevard Veterans Memorial Park North • 10021 Crocker Ranch Road Waltrip, Russell "Russ" Jr. Park • 3800 Miners Ravine Wanish, James W. Park • 1351 Junction Boulevard Weber Park • 320 Circuit Drive White, Mark Park • 504 Sixth Street Woodbridge Park • 415 Sierra Boulevard

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Adventure Club provides affordable, flexible and convenient after school child care. Non-school days and vacation breaks are available too! Our program provides children with a variety of opportunities.

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Our state licensed childcare programs are located adjacent to school campuses and provide low child to teacher ratios. Before School Care is provided at Dry Creek Joint Elementary School District, Center Unified School District and select Roseville City School District locations. All Adventure Club locations accept local county subsidies including Placer County Office Education (PCOE) and Sacramento Office of Education (SCOE).

For more information:

roseville.ca.us/adventureclub or (916) 772-PLAY

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ROSEVILLE THEATRE ARTS ACADEMY

2025-2026

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Creating vibrant community through the arts! Exhibitions · Receptions every 3rd Saturday · Public Art · Event Rentals Art Programs for Youth & Adults · Professional Development for Artists

Youth Programs

Adult Programs

Spring Break Camps

SCG Artist in Residence SCG Workshop l with Jori Jori 3D Paper Dolls from Recycled Materials April 14th, 2026 12:00PM - 3:00PM

4-day Camp for ages 5-18 Monday March 30th - April 2nd 9:00AM - 12:00PM & 1:00PM - 4PM Members | $159 Non-Members | $216

SCG Workshop ll with Jori Jori Mixed Media - Wearable Art Mask April 25th - 26th, 2026 12:00PM - 3:00PM

Monthly Family Activity Day Saturdays 11:00AM - 2:00PM January 3rd, 2026 February 7th, 2026 March 7th, 2026 April 4th, 2026 May 2nd, 2026

Free for Family Level Members

(916) 783-4117 405 Vernon St. Suite 100 Roseville, CA 95678 Nonprofit # 94-1690631

Artist 2 Artist Art Jam Sessions

Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 4:00PM -6:00PM Saturday, March 28th, 2026 11:30AM - 1:30PM Wednesday, May 23rd, 2026 11:30AM - 1:30PM

Gallery Hours Tuesday - Saturday 11AM - 5PM

3rd Saturday Receptions 5:00PM - 7:00PM @BlueLineArts info@bluelinearts.org www.BlueLineArts.org

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SPRING BREAK CAMPS

Spring Break Adventure Club Camps

Camp Roseville

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Spring Break

Ages: 6–12 Discover the excitement at Camp Roseville: Spring Break. Meet new friends, enjoy games and make crafts. Creating a safe and fun environment is our top priority and we do so by maintaining low camper to staff ratios. Field Trip: Xtreme Craze and a pool day, but is subject to change. Fee: $205 / 190 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Park Mon–Fri • 9:00am–3:00pm 3/30–4/3 • 5 days • 19095

Mad Science Spring Break Camps Spring has sprung! Spend your spring break with Adventure Camp. Sign up for just a day or spend the entire week with us. Camps are offered at the elementary schools listed below.

Take part in both camps and receive free childcare from 12-1pm. No charge associated with this care. Please make sure your child brings a nut-free lunch and labeled water bottle. Lunch not provided. $20 material fee due at first class. Fee: $221 / 211 Resident Discount Location: Riley Library

Daily Fee: $54 / $64, after March 13

NASA Journey Into Outer Space

Campers Experience:

Ages: 6–12 Experience the excitement and wonder of space in this new voyage of discovery. See the principles of thrust and propulsion at work in a real rocket launch, probe the mysteries of meteors and bounce around satellite light as you learn about space phenomena.

Grades: All elementary aged children

• Supervision by professional, highly trained and compassionate staff • Socializing and making new friends • Outdoor adventures • Science exploration, music and dramatic play • Silly activities, games, contests and more

Spring Break Camp Locations: • Blue Oaks • Sargeant • Cirby • Vencil Brown • Heritage Oak* • Westbrook • Kaseberg

*Dry Creek School District 3/23–4/3 • 6:30am–6:00pm Roseville City School District 3/30–4/6 • 6:30am–6:00pm

Registration opens March 2. Online registration and up to date information available at roseville.ca.us/adventureclub.

Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 3/30–4/3 • 5 days • 19289

Astro Innovators Ages: 8–12 Blast off on a cosmic adventure. Design your own mission patch, train like an astronaut and tackle real-world problems using NASA tech. Team up to solve challenges and present your big ideas. Launch your creativity and become a star science communicator. Mon–Fri • 1:00–4:00pm 3/30–4/3 • 5 days • 19290

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Location: Riley Library Wed • 9:00–11:30am 3/30–4/2 • 4 days • 19088

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

Minecraft Engineering Using LEGO® Ages: 5–7 Venture into the world of Minecraft in a unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Fee: $210 / 200 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 3/30–4/3 • 5 days • 19294

IntelliBricks LEGO® Robotics: Robo Space & Motion Lab Ages: 6–10 Spin, soar and code your way into adventure. Build creations like Spin Art Bot, Sky Racer, Orbit Station or Wave Ride. Each creation brings engineering concepts to life through fun challenges. Fee: $220 / 210 Resident Discount Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Mon–Fri • 9:00am–12:00pm 3/30–4/3 • 5 days • 19117

Hidden in plain sight

Golden Gate history in Roseville Most people who use the Miners Ravine Trail simply enjoying the natural scenery along the way. But the bridges that carry pedestrians over the creek are anything but ordinary, they’re built with retired pieces from the Golden Gate Bridge, quietly hiding a bit of history in plain sight. The trail is a well-used community pathway, shaded by trees and winding along the creek through nature. The bridges appear as simple, sturdy crossings. Look underneath, though, and you might spot traces of the Golden Gate’s iconic international-orange paint on the steel. It’s a subtle reminder these beams once supported one of the world’s most recognizable bridges. “Before the trail opened to the public in 1992, this stretch of Miners Ravine Parkway wasn’t accessible,” says Parks & Natural Resources Superintendent Eric Dexter. “The creek cut through the area, with no safe way across.” A service road built in the late 1980s provided access to the sewer line below, but it was never intended for recreation. Converting the route into a public trail meant adding new bridges. Developer Nick Alexander found an unexpectedly good way to get the bridges built. Through his contacts, he learned that 1940s-era steel I-beams removed from the Golden Gate Bridge during a mid-century renovation were available for purchase. They were strong, affordable and already engineered for extreme conditions. “Once I heard the beams were available, it just made sense,” Alexander says. “We needed something durable, and reusing these pieces let us do that while keeping a bit of history in play.”

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Today, the bridges appear at intervals along the trail, marked with signs highlighting their historic connection on this designated National Recreation Trail. Most people still cross without giving it a second thought. But once you know what to look for, those orangetinted beams add a subtle layer of California history to an already beautiful journey along the trail.

Measuring 51 feet long, three 1940s-era concrete slabs and steel I-beams were cut in half and used to form six bridges along this trail. These pieces retired from the Golden Gate Bridge were brought to Roseville in the 1990s.

“Our job is to keep this trail welcoming from end to end,” Dexter says. “That means maintaining the surface, the areas alongside the trail, and around these bridges so they stay safe and comfortable for walkers, cyclists, kids, seniors…everyone. The history is a bonus, our priority is a trail the whole community can enjoy”.

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Their weight wasn’t just impressive, it was useful. The bridges were designed to withstand a 100-year flood, and they proved it during the 1997 floods, one of Roseville’s worst in a century.

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Roseville acquired the beams and crews built concrete abutments along a two-mile stretch of the ravine. Each beam was about 51 feet long and roughly 25 tons. Transporting them from the Bay Area was so challenging that one crane reportedly burned-out during unloading. Three I-beams were cut in half and installed as six bridges spanning Miners Ravine Creek.

Learn more about Roseville’s history by visiting roseville.ca.us/history.

Maidu Museum & Historic Site Exhibitions Walking in Our Moccs

Perspectives from Indigenous Artists

Raymond LeBeau: Field(s) of View

Raymond LeBeau, Per Capita, 2025, acrylic on wood & canvas

FOV, 2025, acrylic on found reflective panel

Happening now through February 1

March 7 - July 26

Closing reception January 31 · 5:00-7:00pm (free)

Opening reception March 7 · 5:00-7:00pm (free)

roseville.ca.us/museum

A Celebration of Spring

Maidu Museum & Historic Site

April 25 · 9:00am-3:00pm

Devaney Rain Royalty, Our First Mothers, 2018, pen and ink

Yoomén

Artists · Dancers · Food · Music · Vendors · Free admission

roseville.ca.us/museum

KIDS SPORTS

Skyhawks Sports Clinics Skyhawks teaches athletes new skills, along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. All equipment included. Fee: $136 / 126 Resident Discount

Volleyball

Beginning Tennis

Ages: 6–14 Designed for the beginning to intermediate player. All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercises that focus on bumping, setting, spiking, hitting and serving. Location: Festersen Park

Ages: 5–10 Introduce yourself to tennis basics in a fun and supportive program. Focus on grip, footwork and technique to build a strong foundation. Practice skill refinement as well as match play to develop consistent, well-rounded tennis knowledge. Perfect starting point to develop skills and confidence on the court. Location: Mahany Park

Ages: 6–9 Tue • 3:50–4:40pm 2/10–3/3 • 4 weeks • 19359 3/17–4/7 • 4 weeks • 19361 4/28–5/19 • 4 weeks • 19363 Ages: 10–14 Tue • 4:50–5:40pm 2/10–3/3 • 4 weeks • 19360 3/17–4/7 • 4 weeks • 19362 4/28–5/19 • 4 weeks • 19364

Track & Field Ages: 6–14 Using special equipment, boys and girls learn the fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper stretching and cool-down techniques. Location: Central Park Ages: 6–9 Thu • 3:50–4:40pm 2/12–3/5 • 4 weeks • 19353 3/19–4/9 • 4 weeks • 19355 4/30–5/21 • 4 weeks • 19357 Ages: 10–14 Thu • 4:50–5:40pm 2/12–3/5 • 4 weeks • 19354 3/19–4/9 • 4 weeks • 19356 4/30–5/21 • 4 weeks • 19368

Ages: 5–7 Sat • 9:30–10:30am 2/14–3/7 • 4 weeks • 19365 3/21–4/11 • 4 weeks • 19366 5/2–5/23 • 4 weeks • 19367 Ages: 8–10 Sat • 10:40–11:40am 2/14–3/7 • 4 weeks • 19368 3/21–4/11 • 4 weeks • 19369 5/2–5/23 • 4 weeks • 19370

Intermediate Tennis Ages: 11–14 Elevate your child's game with our Intermediate program, focusing on skill refinement and strategy development. Gain competitive play experience and enhance performance. Ideal for aspiring competitors and recreational players looking to take their game to the next level. . Location: Mahany Park Sat • 11:50am–12:50pm 2/14–3/7 • 4 weeks • 19371 3/21–4/11 • 4 weeks • 19372 5/2–5/23 • 4 weeks • 19373

Good Sport U Good Sport U offers an exciting basketball program providing the opportunity to play basketball and improve fundamental skills in a positive learning environment. Creative games and contests help develop skills, knowledge and love of the game. No class: 4/3. Instructor: Rick Bauer

Hoop Improvement For Kids Designed for beginner and intermediate players who want to learn about basketball in a noncompetitive setting. Each class features easy to learn instruction along with creative games. Parent/guardian participation required. Fee: $60 / 50 Resident Discount Location: Chilton Middle School Ages: 5–8 Fri • 6:00–6:55pm 3/27–4/24 • 4 weeks • 19089 5/1–5/22 • 4 weeks • 19090 Ages: 9–12 Fri • 7:00–7:55pm 3/27–4/24 • 4 weeks • 19091 5/1–5/22 • 4 weeks • 19092

Archery For All Skill Levels

Game Time For Girls Camp

Ages: 7–17 Learn archery fundamentals or improve your archery skills on a variety of targets. Certified instructors work with you according to your skill level. Please wear closed-toe shoes and arrive by 9:45a.m. Parent/guardian must stay onsite. Rain or shine. Fee: $45 / 40 Resident Discount Location: Maya Archery Range

Improve your basketball skill set and be game ready whether you play for fun, at recess or in a basketball league. Develop your skills, confidence, knowledge and love of the game. Fee: $75 / 70 Resident Discount Location: Buljan Middle School Ages: 5–8 Thu • 6:00–6:55pm 4/9–5/7 • 5 weeks • 19140

Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 1/17 • 19257 2/21 • 19258 3/21 • 19259

Ages: 9–12 Thu • 7:00–7:55pm 4/9–5/7 • 5 weeks • 19093

KIDS SPORTS

Overtime Athletics

Dance

Ages: 6–14 Benefit physically, mentally, socially and emotionally by introducing the fundamentals of many different sports in a non-competitive environment. Gain greater confidence and learn to combine fitness with fun. No class: 4/1. Fee: $135 / 125 Resident Discount

Ages: 5–11

PowerPlay Pickleball

Fast Launch Lacrosse

Learn the rules of the game, grip, serving, volleying, forehand and backhand strokes. Participate in player favorites like around the world, popcorn and sky ball. Location: Crabb Park

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

Ages: 6–10 Thu • 5:00–6:00pm 2/5–3/5 • 4 weeks • 19337 4/16–5/14 • 4 weeks • 19339

Ages: 6–10 Wed • 5:00–6:00pm 3/11–4/8 • 4 weeks • 19335

Ages: 11–14 Thu • 5:00–6:00pm 2/5–3/5 • 4 weeks • 19338 4/16–5/14 • 4 weeks • 19340

Kaboom Kickball Knock it out of the park with a big kick and use those same feet to motor around the bases. Focus on teamwork and sportsmanship, topped off with high fives. Location: Maidu Arena Soccer Field Ages: 6–10 Tue • 5:00–6:00pm 3/10–4/7 • 4 weeks • 19333 Ages: 11–14 Thu • 5:00–6:00pm 3/10–4/7 • 4 weeks • 19334

Volley-Verse Volleyball Explore the world of volleyball and engage in a mix of game play and skill stations. Introduces essential volleyball techniques such as serving, passing, setting, spiking and blocking. Location: Crabb Park Ages: 6–10 Wed • 5:00–6:00pm 3/11–4/8 • 4 weeks • 19343 4/22–5/13 • 4 weeks • 19345 Ages: 11–14 Wed • 5:00–6:00pm 3/11–4/8 • 4 weeks • 19344 4/22–5/13 • 4 weeks • 19346

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Ages: 11–14 Wed • 5:00–6:00pm 3/11–4/8 • 4 weeks • 19336

Cheer-IT Cheerleading Learn routines, cheers, motions and jumps that promote teamwork and fitness. Work on basic cheer and dance movements that take your spirit to a higher level. *Fee: $239 / 229 Resident Discount Location: Central Park

Creative Dance Movement Develop coordination and self-expression through dance movement using a variety of props, music and artistic expression without specific training. Fee: $65 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Community Center Thu • 3:30–4:00pm 3/5–3/26 • 4 weeks • 19118

Jazz & Hip Hop Learn two styles in 45 minutes. From lines to isolation and freestyle, to choreographed routines. Location: Maidu Community Center Fee: $65 / 55 Resident Discount Thu • 4:00–4:45pm 2/5–2/26 • 4 weeks • 19405 3/5–3/26 • 4 weeks • 19119 4/2–4/23 • 4 weeks • 19403 Fee: $52 / 42 Resident Discount Thu • 4:00–4:45pm 4/30–5/14 • 3 weeks • 19404

Ages: 6–10 Mon & Fri • 5:00–6:00pm 4/13–5/8 • 4 weeks • 19331 Ages: 11–14 Mon & Fri • 5:00–6:00pm 4/13–5/8 • 4 weeks • 19332

iSprint Speed & Agility This one-stop-shop for improving in most team sports and on the playground includes games, track and field contests and a field day atmosphere every class. Location: Central Park Ages: 6–10 Tue • 5:00–6:00pm 4/21–5/12 • 4 weeks • 19341 Ages: 11–14 Tue • 5:00–6:00pm 4/21–5/12 • 4 weeks • 19342

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/ExperiencePRL

ABC Mouse Stimulate your child’s enthusiasm for learning through over 9,000 interactive learning activities: including books, educational games, puzzles, art activities, songs, music videos.

roseville.ca.us/library

Riding with us is a slam dunk! Make Roseville Transit part of your game plan. Skip driving and parking and join fellow fans on non-stop bus service from Roseville to Sacramento Kings games at the Golden 1 Center.

As low as

Roseville Transit

$3.25 each way!

Free

Saturday, May 2

9:00am – 12:00pm Vernon Street Town Square Bring your bicycle and helmet to Roseville’s 33rd annual family bike safety event. Enjoy the bike obstacle course, safety show, helmet fittings, and free bicycle safety checks from local bike shops.

Participants can receive prizes and have a chance to win a bicycle! while supplies last

KIDS SPORTS

Kidz Love Soccer Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing, recreational environment. A typical experience includes age-appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games and instructional scrimmages. Young soccer enthusiasts experience soccer 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.

Pre–Soccer

Soccer 1

Soccer 2

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.

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.

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.

CLASS

AGES

DAY

TIME

DATE

WEEKS

LOCATION

FEE

CODE

Pre Soccer

4–5

Sat

4:20–4:55pm

1/24–3/7

Maidu Sports Courts

$164 / 154 Resident Discount

19375

Soccer 1

5–6

Sat

3:30–4:15pm

1/24–3/7

Maidu Sports Courts

$164 / 154 Resident Discount

19374

Soccer 2

7–10

Sat

5:00–5:45pm

1/24–3/7

Maidu Sports Courts

$164 / 154 Resident Discount

19376

Soccer 2

7–10

Sat

5:50–6:35pm

1/24–3/7

Maidu Sports Courts

$164 / 154 Resident Discount

19377

Pre Soccer

4–5

Wed

3:50–4:25pm

3/18–5/6

Hughes Park, south entrance

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19379

Soccer 1

5–6

Wed

3:00–3:45pm

3/18–5/6

Hughes Park, south entrance

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19378

Soccer 2

7–10

Wed

4:30–5:15pm

3/18–5/6

Hughes Park, south entrance

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19380

Soccer 2

7–10

Wed

5:20–6:05pm

3/18–5/6

Hughes Park, south entrance

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19392

Pre Soccer

4–5

Sat

3:50–4:25pm

3/21–5/9

Maidu Sports Courts

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19394

Soccer 1

5–6

Sat

3:00–3:45pm

3/21–5/9

Maidu Sports Courts

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19393

Soccer 2

7–10

Sat

4:30–5:15pm

3/21–5/9

Maidu Sports Courts

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19395

Soccer 2

7–10

Sat

5:20–6:05pm

3/21–5/9

Maidu Sports Courts

$185 / 175 Resident Discount

19396

Youth 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. Check out the Frequently Asked Questions page at rosevillesports.com. Central (Central Park) and West (Hughes Park) sign ups are designated by preferred practice location. No games: 4/4. Fee: $170 / 160 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Park Volunteer coaches needed! Please contact (916) 772–PLAY for more info.

Player evaluation: Tue • 2/17 • 6:00pm or Sat • 2/21 • 10:00am at Mahany Park. Approximately 1–1.5 hours. Please attend one. Special requests must be given at player evaluation.

1st/2nd Grade – West 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19315

3rd/4th Grade – West 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19317

5th/6th Grade – West 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19319

1st/2nd Grade – Central 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19314

3rd/4th Grade – Central 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19316

5th/6th Grade – Central 3/14–5/9 • 8 weeks • 19318

KIDS SPORTS

Staying active, connected and FAB When you step into a FAB (Fifty & Better) event, chances are you’ll be greeted by laughter, a few friendly dice rolls and Recreation Coordinator Kiersten Killmer’s contagious enthusiasm. Her energy fills the room with the kind of easy warmth that makes everyone feel seen and welcome.

“It’s really just a place where it’s friendship and fun at the same time,” Kiersten explains. “Yes, people come for the games, but they’re also here for community. My favorite part is creating a space where they can share their stories, and you learn so much when you just sit down and listen.”

“I love working with seniors,” Kiersten says with a smile. “I have a really good relationship with my grandma, and I just remember absolutely adoring the tea parties she hosted every year. That sense of community stuck with me, people coming together, sharing stories, celebrating life.”

Under Kiersten’s guidance, FAB continues to grow. She’s expanded offerings at both the Maidu Community Center and the Mahany Fitness Center, adding new programs based on member feedback like the creative art workshops and craft series to the new Bereaved Parents support group, which complements the long-standing programs for Alzheimer’s caregivers, those with Parkinson’s, and widowed spouses. “Members tell me what they want,” she says. “This club is for them. I want to make sure it’s never stagnant and that there’s always something new and meaningful to look forward to.”

That early love for connection led Kiersten to FAB, a membership-based program designed for the city’s active aging community, ages 50 and up. The program offers everything from pickleball and bocce ball to bingo, bunco, mahjong and watercolor classes. They even go on trips to see shows or enjoy places like Apple Hill.

“My favorite part is creating a space where they can share their stories, and you learn so much when you just sit down and listen.” For more information:

roseville.ca.us/FAB50

She’s also proud that the program remains affordable and accessible to the broader community. “We want people to know the resources that are available,” she adds. “Even if you’re not a member, many of our support groups are open to everyone.” For Kiersten, what started as a career in youth programming has transformed into her most fulfilling work yet. “I never thought I’d work in adult programming,” she admits. “But this has been the most rewarding job I’ve ever had. Seeing people still active, still laughing, still learning…that’s what it’s all about.” At its heart, FAB isn’t just a program. It’s proof that friendship, laughter and purpose only get better with age.

S N O S S LE KIDS SPORTS

F L O G

Kids Golf (ages 6-16)

Adult Golf (ages 17+)

• 3-Day Camps

• Get Into The Game Series

• Advanced Junior Training Program

• Golf 101 Program

• Legends Junior Club Program

• Intermediate Lesson Series

• Junior Linkers & Teen League

• Private Instruction

• Roseville Junior Golf Academy

• Right Start

• After School Clinics

• Team Building

349 DIAMOND OAKS ROAD ROSEVILLE, CA 95678 (916)783-4947

golfroseville.com

5880 WOODCREEK OAKS BLVD. ROSEVILLE, CA 95747 (916)771-4649

TWEEN & TEEN ENRICHMENT

Tween/Teen Safety

Teen Spring Break Camp

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

Voices Rising: A Youth Art Experience

Home Alone With First Aid

Certified Babysitting Pediatric First Aid, CPR & AED Ages: 11–16 Come spend the day learning how to safely and confidently care for children and infants. This recently revised babysitting course includes hands-on activities, videos and discussions to develop essential real life readiness skills. Covers feeding, diapering, picking up and holding children safely, plus emergency response. It also covers First Aid, CPR and AED. Receive the American Red Cross certificate in Babysitting with Pediatric FA/CPR/ AED upon completion of the course. Fee: $133 / 122 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 9:00am–4:30pm 4/18 • 19071

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: $123 / 113 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 9:00am–2:00pm 4/25 • 19075 5/16 • 19076

Youth CPR/AED 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/AED certificate. Fee: $120 / 110 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Location: Riley Library Sat • 9:00am–4:30pm 5/9 • 19072

Sat • 9:00am–2:00pm 5/2 • 19073 5/23 • 19074

Summer Jobs

Hiring Workshop

Ages: 14+

Roseville Jobs Overview Recruitment for summer jobs with Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries starts in February at our job fair. Discover more about our swim instructor/lifeguard positions, summer day camp positions and specialty camp positions. Learn about job qualifications, the hiring process and job benefits. Look for a link via e-mail to participants 24 hours prior to the presentation. Please make sure your email is up-to-date on your account. Free Location: Virtual Wed • 6:30–8:00pm 2/4 • 18493

Learn about the hiring process from start to finish including how to complete an application online and what to expect if invited to an employment assessment. Get insights about what the hiring supervisors are looking for and not looking for in applicants. Free Location: Maidu Community Center

Ages: 14–17 An immersive, one-week mural camp designed specifically for high school students. While working in teams, learn the complete mural-making process from concept development and design to large scale painting. Bring your ideas to life while experiencing the fundamentals of collaboration and creative expression. Completed murals are installed in curated public spaces across Roseville, leaving a lasting legacy of youth voices woven into the city’s cultural fabric. Bring a nut free lunch and water. Fee: $235 / 225 Resident Discount Location: Children's Art Center Mon–Fri • 9:00am–2:00pm 3/30–4/3 • 5 days • 19304

American Red Cross Safety Certifications Ages: 13+ All certification courses offered are good for two years upon successful completion. Fee: $96 / 86 Resident Discount Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Adult, Child & Infant CPR With First Aid Learn infant, child and adult CPR, plus how to deal with cuts, bruises, bone and muscle injuries, shock, bleeding and other first aid emergencies. Also includes optional training in using an automated external defibrillator (AED). Meets the CPR portion of California’s Child Care provider requirements, but does not meet the first aid requirements. Fri • 5:00–8:00pm Sat • 8:00am–12:30pm 1/30 & 1/31 • 2 days • 19251 4/10 & 4/11 • 2 days • 19255

Sat • 9:00–11:00am 2/21 • 19397

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/ExperiencePRL

LEADERSHIP DE VELOPMENT PR OGR AM

Leaders in Training Job Experience Volunteer Opportunity

roseville.ca.us/LeadershipDevelopment

Make a difference in your community The Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is a new leadership opportunity for Roseville teens. We invite interested teens in grades 8 -12 to take part in this exciting new leadership opportunity.

For more details visit:

roseville.ca.us/library

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

January 11 & March 8 8:30am-12:30pm Registration required · $5 fee

• Instructors evaluate your child’s swim skills • Get recommendation for the ideal class • Recieve tips for swim lesson registration • Learn essential water safety information

roseville.ca.us/experiencePRL

• Enjoy a free swim pass for future use

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a z o o L O O P Roseville Aquatics Complex May 30 · 3:00-7:00pm Visit our booths with information about water safety For information on classes or programs:

roseville.ca.us/aquatics

entry for the day

Know the 5 layers of protection Prevent drowning by implementing these 5 things

Barriers & Alarms Supervision Water Competency Life jackets Emergency Preparation

ADULT ENRICHMENT

Free Water-Wise Gardening And Efficiency Workshops Ages: 14+ Hands-on workshops taught by Master Gardeners, Roseville utilities staff and other industry experts who have the know-how to help you keep your home sustainable and beautiful. Bring your questions, plant samples and pictures for expert advice. All classes are free.

Pruning With Purpose

Fruit Tree Care

Explore how to make proper pruning cuts, when to prune, how to prune trees and shrubs and what tools to use. Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Local tree experts teach you how to grow great fruit from planting to harvest. Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 1/10 • 19056 2/14 • 19058

Mess Is Best: Laying The Groundwork Discover the science behind leaving leaves, maintaining pollinator habitat and winterizing your garden in ways that reduce work and costs while supporting beneficial insects. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 10:00–11:30am 1/17 • 19057

Pruning Fruit Trees Explore why, how and when to prune your fruit trees for strong branches and vigorous growth. Location: Riley Library Thu • 6:00–8:00pm 1/22 • 19055

Rose Care For A Changing Climate Become acquainted with the different categories of roses for your landscape, including the ones that are best suited for our drier environment. Learn how to recognize common pests and diseases and how to safely manage them. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 10:00–11:30am 1/24 • 19052

Growing Fruit Trees Learn about choosing, planting, watering and pest management to keep your fruit trees beautiful and productive. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 2/7 • 19060

Water Wise Plants For YearRound Gardening

Sat • 10:00–11:30am 2/21 • 19061

Learn how to select low-water plants, to place in low water zones and to irrigate with low water. Focus is on 16 desirable plants that together provide year-round color. Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Grow Your Soil For Healthy Trees & Gardens

Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 5/2 • 19064

Soil is the most important element for growing healthy, vigorous trees, but also the least understood. Learn to work with natural processes to improve your soil and plant health. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 3/14 • 19062

Spring Into Irrigation Join us to learn key principles of irrigation management, including proper plant moisture and tips to improve and maintain healthy soil. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Thu • 6:00–8:00pm 5/7 • 19068

DIY Drip Conversions Discover how to keep your garden growing using less water by converting a sprinkler system to a drip irrigation system. Learn the basics of a DIY drip conversion and the three different types of drip systems. Location: Riley Library Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 3/21 • 19063

Pool Maintenance New to pool maintenance or struggling to keep it clear and free of algae? Get a better understanding of how to prevent and fix pool water chemistry issues that would otherwise result in draining and refilling your pool. Location: Riley Library Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 4/11 • 19067

Plant Problems & Pests: Who's In My Garden? Learn to identify and manage common garden pests and diseases to help your plants not only recover from damage but thrive longterm. Location: Mahany Fitness Center Thu • 6:00–7:30pm 4/23 • 19066

Green Gardener 7-Week Series Improve the health and beauty of your landscape while making the most of your time and money in our seven week gardening series. Conserve water, increase drought-resilience and reduce pesticide use and green waste. Classes are taught by Master Gardeners and landscape professionals who use up-todate, environmentally-friendly practices. Fee: $65 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Riley Library Thu & Sat • 6:00–7:30pm 2/12–4/9 • 7 weeks • 19077

ADULT ENRICHMENT

Maidu Museum & Historic Site 1970 Johnson Ranch Drive Roseville, CA 95661 (916) 774–5934 roseville.ca.us/museum • Hours: Tue–Sun • 9:00am–4:00pm • Fees: $7 adult, $6 senior/student/child; children under 5 years, military and tribal members free.

Fun At The Museum Discover all the amazing history around you and learn about the Nisenan Maidu who have called this region home for thousands of years. Become a Museum Member and enjoy discounts on select MMHS camps & classes. Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

Educators

Film Night: Giants Rising

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:

Ages: 12+ Join us at the museum for a special screening of Giants Rising, an award-winning documentary exploring the ecology, history and resilience of the giant redwoods. The film highlights the cultural importance of these trees to Native American communities, alongside their vital role in supporting diverse wildlife and inspiring Native-lead conservation efforts. Refreshments provided. Reservations required. Fee: $7 / 6 Museum Members Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site

• Onsite museum & trail tours (Mon–Fri) • Museum on the Move, an in-school program 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.

Fri • 7:30–9:00pm 2/13 • 19285

Seniors’ Day Out At The Museum Ages: 55+ Join us for a special day designed exclusively for seniors, featuring a short documentary screening, a museum tour with ample seating and refreshments. Connect with fellow seniors and experience the museum in a meaningful and accessible way. Registration required. Fee: $15 / 12 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site Mon • 10:00am–12:00pm 2/23 • 19287

From Earth To Art: Mineral & Plant Paint Workshop Ages: 18+ Learn about the roots of Indigenous arts in this workshop on the ancient practice of making handmade paints from minerals and plants. Gain a creative and meaningful connection to the land, culture and timeless traditions of Indigenous art making. Taught by Native American artist Stan Padilla (California Yaqui). Fee: $55 / 50 Resident Discount Location: Maidu Museum & Historic Site Sat • 9:00am–12:00pm 4/11 • 19297

Elderberry Clapper Stick Workshop Ages: 18+ The elderberry clapper stick is a musical instrument used throughout history by California Indigenous peoples. Learn about its cultural significance while shaping and decorating your instrument. Guided by instructor Michael Ramirez (Konkow Maidu) you’ll leave with a handmade clapper stick and a deeper connection to rhythm, sound and Indigenous storytelling. Bring your own pocketknife. Fee: $55 / 50 Museum Members Sat • 10:00am–12:00pm 5/16 • 19308

FAB Maidu: Daily activities • Bingo • Bocce ball • Bunco • Color therapy • Maidu singers

JOIN THE

FAB Club Fifty and Better

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

Now at two locations! Maidu Community Center Monday - Friday 9:00am-3:00pm Mahany Fitness Center Monday - Friday 9:00am-3:00pm Day Trips

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Weekly activities • American Mahjong • Bingo • Bunco • Mexican train Other activities • Crafts, color & chat • Watercolor classes

Golf Roseville Get out and play

Championship golf courses

Legends Bar and Grill

Lighted driving range

Pro shop with online store

Youth Golf Clinics and Camps

Woodcreek Golf Club only

golfroseville.com 349 DIAMOND OAKS ROAD ROSEVILLE, CA 95678 (916)783-4947

5880 WOODCREEK OAKS BLVD. ROSEVILLE, CA 95747 (916)771-4649

ADULT ENRICHMENT & SPORTS

FAB: Watercolor Workshop Overtime Athletics

Girls Night Out Ages: 18+ It’s time to unleash your imagination and indulge in a night of artful fun. Invite your closest friends for an enchanting evening of creativity. Food & drinks available for purchase at Goose Port. Fee: $60 / 55 Resident Discount Location: Goose Port Public House

Ages: 50+ Take your watercolor skills to the next level in this 4 week series. Complete multiple paintings while learning watercolor techniques, color mixing, color theory and composition. The specific content will be tailored to the needs and interests of those in the class. This is the perfect opportunity for anyone who would like to make some momentum in their painting journey. Fee: $125 / 120 FAB Member Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center Thu • 1:00–3:00pm 2/5–2/26 • 19286

Doormat Painting

FAB: Watercolor Painting

Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 1/22 • 19081

Ages: 50+ Learn the basic concepts and techniques of watercolor. This senior-friendly class is ideal for people with no experience in water color or for those who want to brush up on their previous skills and knowledge. All materials provided. Painting theme changes weekly. Fee: $55 / 50 FAB Member Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Lucky Charms Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 2/19 • 19082

Farmhouse Egg Wreath Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 3/19 • 19083

Painted Flower Pots

Palm Tree Sunset

Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 4/16 • 19084

Wed • 9:00–11:00am 3/25 • 19277

Door Sign Painting

Flower Pot

Thu • 6:30-8:00pm 5/21 • 19085

Paint & Sip Ages: 21+ Unwind, sip and get creative. Join us for a fun painting experience creating your own masterpiece while enjoying a relaxing atmosphere with friends. No experience needed - just bring your creativity and we’ll handle the rest! Includes one glass of wine (21+) and a fruit & cheese plate. Additional food and drinks available for purchase. Location: Legends at Woodcreek Golf Club

Paint Your Pet Fee: $98 / 88 Resident Discount Thu • 5:30-8:30pm 2/16 • 19412

Floral Burst Fee: $78 / 68 Resident Discount Thu • 5:30-8:00pm 4/20 • 19411

Wed • 9:00–11:00am 5/6 • 19278

Adult Crafty Creations Ages: 18+ Discover your creativity in a fun, imaginative space for adults. Each class features a new theme and medium, offering innovative ways to express yourself and create something unique. Fee: $45 / 35 Resident Discount Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Painted Canvas Tote Sat • 10:00–11:30am 2/21 • 19274

Candle Making Sat • 10:00–11:30am 3/7 • 19275

Painted Doormat Sat • 10:00–11:30am 4/4 • 19276

Pickleball Whether you are new to the game or looking to elevate your skills, this class offers a comprehensive introduction to pickleball. Learn the fundamentals, game strategy and court positioning with fun drills, games and mini-tournaments. Come join the fun and meet new friends on the court. Location: Woodbridge Park Ages: 18–60 Fee: $135 / 125 Resident Discount Mon • 5:00–6:00pm 2/2–2/23 • 4 weeks • 19347 3/16–4/6 • 4 weeks • 19348 4/20–5/11 • 4 weeks • 19349 Ages: FAB, ages 50+ Fee: $80 / 75 Resident Discount Thu • 9:00–10:00am 2/5–2/26 • 4 weeks • 19350 3/12–4/2 • 4 weeks • 19351 4/16–5/7 • 4 weeks • 19352

Pickleball Game, Skill & Strategy Designed to help players of all levels elevate their game, you are grouped by skill level for personalized coaching. Combining focused drills with real matches, feel supported by multiple coaches offering feedback and encouragement. Come ready to learn, compete and leave the court a stronger, more confident player. Location: Woodbridge Park Ages: 18–50 Fee: $135 / 125 Resident Discount Tue • 5:30–6:30pm 2/3–2/24 • 4 weeks • 19414 3/17–4/7 • 4 weeks • 19416 4/28–5/19 • 4 weeks • 19419 Ages: FAB, ages 50+ Fee: $80 / 75 Resident Discount Tue • 5:30–6:30pm 2/3–2/24 • 4 weeks • 19413 3/17–4/7 • 4 weeks • 19415 4/28–5/19 • 4 weeks • 19418

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/ExperiencePRL

ADULT ENRICHMENT

Be Well Roseville is a health initiative focused on three areas of wellness: physical activity, healthy eating and mind/body renewal. Earn a colored wrist band for participating in any activity below. Collect all three colors and trade in for the exclusive Be Well Roseville T-shirt. Our mission is to Be Active, Eat Healthy and Feel Renewed. All classes are free, but registration is required.

BE AC TIVE

EAT HEALTHY

FEEL RENEWED

Walk & Stretch

Eat Healthy At Costco

Sound Bath

Ages: 14+ Meet us at Vernon Street Town Square for a walk to Royer Park & back for some light stretching. Wear your athletic shoes and bring a water. Location: Vernon Street Town Square

Ages: 10+ Join a certified nutrition coach for a tour of Costco. Learn pro tips and tricks for healthy shopping and meal planning. Meet outside the front doors of Roseville Costco. You do not need to be a member to participate in the tour. Location: Costco

Ages: 14+ Sound bath is a transformative experience that combines deep relaxation with the soothing vibration of a sound bath using instruments like singing bowls and chimes. Location: Maidu Community Center

Wed • 1/21 • 7:00–8:00pm • 19280

Sat • 2/7 • 1:30–2:15pm • 19281

Boost Your Nutrition

Balance & Breathwork

Ages: 14+ How do you add more nutrients to your current way of eating? Learn simple swaps, tips and tricks to increase the nutrient content of your snacks and meals. Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Ages: 18+ Join us for a Be Well Roseville Balance and Breathwork class including concepts of Tai Chi and Qigong. Location: Riley Library

Wed • 3/11 • 5:30–6:15pm • 19283

Aqua Yoga

Sat • 1/3 • 6:30–8:30pm • 19279

Fitness Court Overview Ages: 14+ Learn how to use the outdoor fitness court at Maidu Park for fitness and flexibility! Wear your athletic shoes and bring a water. Location: Maidu Regional Park

Tue • 3/24 • 5:30–6:15pm • 19284

Wed • 2/18 • 4:30–5:15pm • 19282

Strong & Centered Ages: 18+ This class combines physical stability training with mindful breathing techniques to support body and mind. . Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Everyday Nutrition Ages: 14+ This is a beginner friendly class to learn the fundamentals of healthy eating and making food choices that support real life. Location: Mahany Fitness Center

Wed • 4/15 • 5:30–6:15pm • 19321 Mon • 3/30 • 6:00–6:45pm • 19322

Field Workout Ages: 14+ Join us on the Mahany All-Weather Field for a full body circuit style workout! Bring your water. Location: Mahany Park Fri • 5/22 • 8:00–8:45am • 19324

Ages: 18+ Join us for Aqua Yoga class that is a gentle, low impact movement practice in the supportive environment of water. Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Mon • 5/4 • 7:30–8:15pm • 19323

SWIM LESSONS for information on dates, days and times visit

roseville.ca.us/experienceprl

SWIM LESSON DESCRIPTIONS

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

Preschool Age Lessons

School Age Lessons

Ages: 6 months–6 years

Ages: 5–14 years

Starfish (Parent/Guardian Participation)

Seal (Beginner)

Sawfish (Advanced – Level 3)

Ages: 5–14 • Designed for the older beginner with limited water experience • This class is not a continuation from Sea Turtle

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

Ages: 6 months–2 years • Child must be able to hold head up • Parent/guardian must attend each class and be in the water with their child

Jellyfish (Parent/Guardian Participation) Ages: 3–5 • Under no exceptions are children under 3 allowed to register for this class • Parent/guardian must attend each class and be in the water with their child

Duck (Beginner) Ages: 3–5 • Under no exceptions are children under 3 allowed to register for this class

Alligator (Intermediate) Ages: 3–5 • Enter and go underwater easily • Be able to swim 2 yards unassisted

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

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

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

Adaptive Lessons

Adult Lessons

Ages: 3+

Ages: 13+

Penguin

Adult Beginner

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

• Designed for adults with limited water experience • Small class size

Adult Intermediate

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.

• Must be comfortable in the water • Must be able to swim 25 yards unassisted • Small class size

AQUATICS PROGRAMS

Recreational Swim Hours Sat–Sun • 1:00–4:00pm Fee: Ages 2+, $8, children under age 2 are free with adult admission Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Little Splashers Playtime Ages: 6 & under A special playtime for caregivers and tots to play around at the indoor pool. Drop-In Fee: $5 for one parent/guardian and child, $3 for additional swimmers (6 & under or 18+). Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool

Lifeguard Training Ages: 15+ This course includes all the certifications needed to be a pool lifeguard in the State of California. After successful completion of this course, students are issued American Red Cross certification in Lifeguarding/First Aid/ CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, Oxygen Administration Bloodborne Pathogens Training and First Aid for Public Safety Personnel (Title 22). A pocket mask can be purchased for $10 on the first day of class. Fee: $200 / 170 Resident Discount 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 ū Swim 20 yards ū Perform a surface dive to retrieve a 10 pound brick from the bottom of the pool ū Swim 20 yards with a brick and return to the start Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Sat & Sun • 8:30am–5:00pm 2/7–2/22 • 6 days • 19252 Location: Roseville Aquatics Complex Sat & Sun • 8:30am–5:00pm 3/7–3/22 • 6 days • 19253 Mon–Fri • 8:30am–5:00pm 3/28–4/3 • 5 days • 19254

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

Swim Instructor/ Lifeguard Preview Day Ages: 14+ Get insight as to what it means to be a lifeguard/ swim instructor for the City of Roseville. Watch staff train, lifeguard and teach swim lessons. Free Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Sat • 2/14 • 9:00–10:30am • 19326

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

Roseville Sea Lions (Pre–Competitive Program) Conditioning and instruction for competitive swimming, as well as prep for future aquatic activities. 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. Location: Mike Shellito Indoor Pool Ages: 5–8 Fee: $152 / 137 Resident Discount Mon–Thu • 4:15–5:00pm 3/2–3/26 • 3 weeks • 19305 4/6–4/30 • 3 weeks • 19309 Ages: 9–10 Fee: $152 / 137 Resident Discount Mon–Thu • 5:00–5:45pm 3/2–3/26 • 3 weeks • 19306 4/6–4/30 • 3 weeks • 19310

Are you looking for a summer job? Lifeguard & Swim Instructor Pre-Employment Assessment Sat • 4/4 • 9:00am–12:30pm Location: Roseville Aquatics Complex Each applicant must submit an application prior to the assessment. To apply online, visit roseville.ca.us/jobs. Day Camps & Speciality Programs Employment - See page 5

Ages: 11–14 Fee: $174 / 163 Resident Discount Mon–Thu • 5:45–6:45pm 3/2–3/26 • 3 weeks • 19307 4/6–4/30 • 3 weeks • 19311

CITY OF ROSEVILLE

UPCOMING EVENTS

FEBRUARY  Culture Without Borders

Black Innovators

MARCH 12  Food Truck Mania 28  Breakfast With The Bunny * Sensory friendly

10:00am–12:00pm

Lantern Festival

5:00–8:00pm 8:30am 9:00am & 10:30am

 Breakfast With The Bunny *  Floating Egg-Stravaganza *

 Floating Egg-Stravaganza *

10:00am & 1:00pm

Sensory friendly

MAY  Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament * 02  BikeFest 02  Culture Without Borders 01

9:00am

06 13 14 17 20 20 20

APRIL 03  Before The Flick Fun 03  Friday Flicks HOP

09 14 15 18 22 22 24 24 25 27 29

23 5:30–6:30pm

12:00pm 9:00am–12:00pm 10:00am–12:00pm

 Wine Down Wednesday *  Wine Down Wednesday *  Food Truck Mania  Wildlife Wonders  Wine Down Wednesday *  Before The Flick Fun  Friday Flicks

5:30–7:30pm

 Spring Craft Fair  Water Safety POOLooza *

9:00am–3:00pm

ELIO

5:30–7:30pm 5:00-8:00pm 10:00am–12:00pm 5:30–7:30pm 6:30–7:30pm 8:00pm–3:00pm

3:00–7:00pm

7:00pm

 Food Truck Mania  Dinner On The Bridge *  Wine Down Wednesday *  Story Stroll  National Library Week

5:00–8:00pm

LOCATIONS

6:00pm

 DOWNTOWN

 MIKE SHELLITO INDOOR POOL

5:30–7:30pm

 MAHANY PARK

 ROSEVILLE AQUATICS COMPLEX

 MAIDU REGIONAL PARK

 WOODCREEK GOLF CLUB

 Wine Down Wednesday *  National Library Week

5:30–7:30pm

 Comedy Night *  Yoomén: A Celebration Of Spring  Me & Mine Boot Scootin' Ball *  Wine Down Wednesday *

8:00pm

Bubblemania

Rainbow Party

9:00–11:00am 4:00–5:00pm

4:00–5:00pm

9:00am–3:00pm 5:00–7:00pm 5:30–7:30pm

For more event information and specific locations visit:

roseville.ca.us/events

* = Registration or Fee Required Updated 12/16/2025

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abundant parking

football, rugby, lacrosse and more

convenient concessions

universally accessible playground

picnic plazas

• 22 miles from Sacramento International Airport • Family friendly amenities nearby • Surrounded by 24 local hotels (with more to come)

for more informaiton or sponsorship opportunities visit:

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City of Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries 316 Vernon Street, Suite 400 Roseville, CA 95678

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Job Fair Maidu Community Center

Teen Hiring Workshop First-time job seekers have the opportunity to learn about the hiring process from start to finish. Register online or limited walk-ins available. 9:30–11:30am • 19397

roseville.ca.us/events