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PARKS AND RECREATION
SPRING/SUMMER
APRIL-AUGUST 2019
end date correct?
ACTIVITIES AND
Safety Camp INFORMATION
Leprechaun Days FOR ALL!
City-wide Garage Sale
PARKS AND RECREATION
SPRING / SUMMER SPOTLIGHT
Rosemount’s 27th Annual
Arbor Day Celebration and
Tree Giveaway
The 27th Annual Arbor Day Celebra-
tion and Tree Giveaway will be held
May 4, 2019 at 10am at the Rose-
mount Public Works Facility – 14425 Rosemount Lion’s Club
Brazil Avenue (Located just north of Spring Egg Hunt
Rosemount City Hall). Rosemount Lion’s Club Spring Egg Hunt
is Saturday, April 13 at 10am at the
Ames Soccer Complex, Dakota County
Technical College, 1300 145th Street
East, Rosemount 55068 (Turn south onto
Akron Avenue from Co Rd 42; the soccer
complex will be on your left).
CITY-WIDE
Spring Clean-Up Day
The City of Rosemount will be hosting
GARAGE SALE!
its annual Spring Clean-Up day on Thursday-Saturday
Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 8am
to 12pm. Residents are welcome to May 16-18, 2019
drop off unwanted items that are not
normally accepted by their residential New playgrounds
trash hauler. Once again this year, the coming soon!
event will take place in the east park- The City of Rosemount
ing lot at the Dakota County Technical plans to replace the
College at 1300 145th Street East (Co. playgrounds at Winds and Schwarz
Road 42). Pond Parks this spring with new
+ equipment. The new playgrounds
Paper Shredding Event will begin being installed this
Once again Rosemount will spring. The playgrounds will be in
partner with the Michelle Hoagland the same locations but will offer
Group, Keller Williams Preferred a variety of new equipment. Get
Realty to hold a free Paper ready to have some fun!
Shredding Event as part of the
City’s Spring Clean-Up Day.
The Rosemount Parks and Recreation Activities and Information brochure is distributed three times a year as a public
service by the City of Rosemount. The Rosemount logo is a service mark which is owned by the City of Rosemount.
This publication is prepared by the Parks and Recreation Department. We invite comments or suggestions by contacting
PARKS AND RECREATION Lisa Maurer, Recreation Supervisor and brochure coordination at 651-322-6003 or lisa.maurer@ci.rosemount.mn.us.
Design: Barbara Pederson.
www.ci.rosemount.mn.us
Welcome
DEPARTMENT INFORMATION PARKS AND RECREATION
Parks and Recreation Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm SPRING/SUMMER
APRIL-AUGUST 2019
Rosemount Community Center
and Steeple Center Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Evening and weekend hours
INSIDE
are dependent upon scheduled
activities. Special Events
Egg Hunt............................................ 2
Mailing Address: Arbor Day.......................................... 3
Rosemount Parks and Recreation City Clean-Up Day-City-Wide
13885 South Robert Trail Garage Sale....................................... 5
Rosemount, MN 55068 Food Truck Festival......................... 6 Tennis
Telephone Numbers: Lessons......................................21, 22
Preschool Sports and Camps Community Tennis Night...........22
Main Line/General Information AM and PM T-Ball............................ 7
651-322-6000 AM and PM Soccer......................... 8 Adult Sports
Rosemount Ice Arena Sports of all Sorts........................... 9 Bocce.................................................23
651-322-6001 Little Explorers................................. 9 Kickball.............................................23
Community Center Rental Lil’ Adventure Camp...................... 9 Bean Bags........................................23
Information 651-322-6002 Passport to Parks/Places............10 Softball.............................................24
Steeple Center Rental Information Science Explorers..........................10
Adult Trips............................25, 28
651-322-6016 Youth Programs and Camps
Park and Park Shelter Rental Skateboard Camp.........................11 Programs for Older Adults
Information 651-322-6011 Adventure Kids Camp.................11 Programs / Activities.............. 29-32
Fax Number 651-322-6080 Rosettes...........................................12 Social Groups / Clubs............................33
Kids Favorite Field Trips Camp....12 Rosemount Area Seniors....................34
Pre-Recorded information Line
Kids Corner.....................................13 Arts
651-322-6020: Select 1 of the 6
Safety Camp...................................14 Rosemount Area Arts Council.35-36
choices below for a pre-recorded
Waterpark Camp...........................15 Photo Contest...........................................37
message:
Science Explorers’.........................15 Arena
#1 Directions to the facility
#2 Arena Information and Public Family Events Open Skate info..................... 38-40
Skating Schedule Puppets in the Park......................16 Learn to Skate.........................41, 43
#3 Facility Reservation Information Music in the Park...........................16 Recycling.......................................48-49
#4 Recreation Program Information Movies in the Park........................16
#5 Upcoming Events and Open Gym Registration Information
Information
Leprechaun Days Registration Instructions...........26
General Lep Days Info.................17 Registration Form.........................27
#6 Weather Related Information, program
Blarney Stone Event....................17
cancellations and facility closings Parks and Facilities
Wet N’ Wild Day.............................18
Fishing Derby.................................18 Parks........................................... 50-53
Run for the Gold............................19 Rosemount Community Center
Rental Information....................44
Running Series Open Gyms............................45,46
Ground Pounders.........................20 Farmers Market..........................45
Steeple Center
Rental Information....................47
The Rosemount Parks and Recreation Office is location in the Community Center at 13885 S. Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068.
Parks and Recreation Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm.
Rosemount Community Center Hours: Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm.
Evening and weekend hours depend on the scheduled events
Parks and Recreation General Information: 651-322-6000
See numbers for the pre-recorded information line and specific areas above.
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 1
PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
THE ROSEMOUNT LIONS CLUB
SPRING EGG HUNT
A bunny will be hopping into Rosemount with lots
of eggs and candy for children to hunt for at this
traditional Egg Hunt for kids ages 10 and under.
Children will be divided into age groups (1-3, 4-6
and 7-10) for hunting. Each age group will have
lots of eggs and candy to hunt for and they will
also have a chance to find the “golden” egg, which
they can turn in for a special prize. Children must
be accompanied by an adult. Bring a basket or bag
to hold your treats. Please arrive early; the event
begins at 10am sharp.
A bunny will be visiting, so bring your cameras!
Inclement weather: In case of inclement weather,
the Egg Hunt will be held the following Saturday,
April 20. Call the PRERECORDED INFORMATION
LINE at 651-322-6020 and select #6 for event
cancellations and event make up information. For
WHEN: Saturday, April 13 more information, please call Rosemount Parks and
TIME: 10am
Recreation at 651-322-6000.
WHERE: Ames Soccer Complex at Dakota
County Technical College
1300 145th Street East, Please Note: We will be accepting donations for
Rosemount, MN 55068 our local 360 Communities and the Family Resource
(Turn south onto Akron Avenue from Co Rd 42; Center. Items such as non-perishable food, paper
the soccer complex will be on your left.) products, toiletries and infant items will be very
much appreciated.
PARKS AND RECREATION
Sponsored by the Rosemount Lions Club in cooperation
with the Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department .
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ROSEMOUNT’S 27TH ANNUAL
ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION
AND TREE GIVEAWAY
FREE! Join us as we observe the 27th Annual
Rosemount Arbor Day. We will recognize the impor-
tance of Arbor Day with a brief program hosted by
Mayor Droste.
We will also be giving away trees from 6-8 feet
in height to residents of Rosemount.There will be
a variety of tree species available. This year’s trees
are Fire Fall Maple, Honeycrisp Apple, Shademaster
Locust, Royalty Crab, and Pin Oak (all are subject to
change) The first 180 residents of Rosemount who
have proof of residency will receive a tree.
Due to limited quantity, there is a limit of one tree
per household.
For more information,
contact Lacelle at 651-322-6011.
Please note: Due to the sensitive nature of bare
root trees, they will need to be planted within 24
hours of the giveaway.
WHEN: May 4, 2019
TIME: 10am Remember to:
WHERE: Rosemount Public Works Facility
Call “Gopher State One Call” 72 hours in advance at
14425 Brazil Avenue
(Located just north of Rosemount City Hall) 651-454-0002 before you dig!
Plan Before you Plant, watching for overhead
power lines. More information can be obtained
from Dakota Electric at 651-463-6212.
Co-Sponsored by Dakota Electric Association
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 3PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
SPRING CLEAN UP-DAY WHEN: Saturday, May 18
The City of Rosemount will be hosting its annual TIME: 8am-12pm
Spring Clean-Up Day on Saturday, May 18, 2019 WHERE: Dakota County Technical College at
from 8am to 12pm. Residents are welcome to 1300 145th Street East (Co. Road 42)
drop off unwanted items that are not normally
accepted by their residential trash hauler. Once large amount of items to dispose of are asked to
again this year, the event will take place in the east make special arrangements with a hauler. Any chil-
parking lot at the Dakota County Technical College dren attending the clean up event must be closely
at 1300 145th Street East (Co. Road 42). Participants supervised, as there are many vehicles and assorted
can enter the site off of Audrey Avenue just south equipment moving throughout the site. While city
of the college baseball field. We will be working staff will be on hand to assist, residents should be
with J.R.’s Advanced Recyclers for collection and prepared to unload whatever materials they bring
disposal of electronic equipment, appliances, and to the event.
fluorescent light bulbs. Anyone dropping off these City staff reserves the right to refuse disposal of
items will pay J.R.’s directly. Therefore, participants any item. Items that are not accepted at this event in-
at the event who wish to dispose of electronics clude hazardous waste materials (paint, oil, solvents),
and/or appliances along with other items for which compost material and yard waste. There are other
we charge should be prepared to pay J.R.’s and the sites in Dakota County that will accept these items.
City of Rosemount separately. Residents are encouraged to contact the City’s Recy-
The following is a sample of the items accepted cling Coordinator tom.schuster@ci.rosemount.mn.us
at the Clean-Up event and the associated fees. For or 651-322-6005 with any questions or concerns or
a more complete list of accepted items and the in regards to any particular items.
disposal fee for each, please see the City’s website By partnering with the Michelle Hoagland
at www.ci.rosemount.mn.us. Please note: Only cash Group, Keller Williams Preferred Realty, the city
and checks are accepted. will be offering free paper shredding as part of the
This event is for Rosemount residents only and is Spring Clean-Up. There will be no cost for shred-
intended as a means dispose of household quan- ding documents and personal information. For
tities of items. A driver’s license or other proof of more information check the City’s website at
residency will be required. Those with an unusually www.ci.rosemount.mn.us.
• Intact Automotive Batteries Free
• Construction and Demolition Debris Free
• Carpet $2 per roll
• Computers/laptops $15 per item
• Computer Monitors $30 – $35 per depending on size
• Car Tires (with or without rims) $8 per item
• Truck or Tractor Tires (with or without rims) $15 per item
• Mattresses, Box Springs $20 per item
• Sofas/couches $10 per item
• Appliances $10 per item
• TVs $25 – $55 depending on size
• Other Furniture $5 per item
• Steel – Clean Free
Light – bicycles, exercise equipment, etc. $2 per item
Heavy – Lawnmowers, snow blowers, etc. $5 per item
• Solid Waste / Garbage $5 per item or $10 per pick-up truck load
• VCR / DVD Players $15 per item
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PAPER SHREDDING EVENT
WHEN: Saturday, May 18
This spring, the City of Rosemount will once again TIME: 8am-12pm
partner with the Michelle Hoagland Group, Keller WHERE: Dakota County Technical College at
Williams Preferred Realty to hold a Shredding Event 1300 145th Street East (Co. Road 42)
in conjunction with the City’s Spring Clean-Up Day. (East parking lot)
Like the Clean-Up event, the Shredding Event will
take place on Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 8am For more information about this shredding event
until 12 noon in the east parking lot of Dakota contact the City’s Recycling Coordinator at tom.
County Technical College at 1300 145th Street East. schuster@ci.rosemount.mn.us or 651-322-6005
Residents are welcome to participate in the event with any questions or check the City’s website at
by dropping off unwanted personal papers or con- www.ci.rosemount.mn.us.
fidential files for shredding. The shredding of these Rosemount looks
materials will be done by Shred Right at no cost forward to working
to event participants. The shredding truck will be with the Michelle
set up in the east parking lot and participants are Hoagland Group,
encouraged to follow the signage into the Clean- Keller Williams
up drop off site where they will be directed to the Preferred Realty to
shredding truck. offer this free event.
CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE
THURSDAY-SATURDAY, MAY 16-18, 2019
Looking for some bargains? Want to clear out will be published county-wide in the Dakato Coun-
your basement or garage this spring? Get rid of ty Tribune and made available at local businesses.
things you no longer need? Rosemount Parks and (Please note that we will only be printing addresses
Recreation is once again coordinating the popular this year, not an actual map.)
City-Wide Garage Sale. A fee of $10 per Rosemount For more information, contact Rosemount Parks
address is charged to be included on the list that and Recreation at 651-322-6000.
THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, APRIL 26
CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE REGISTRATION FORM
Contact person: __________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _________________________________________________________________________________
Sale Address: (if different from above)_________________________________________________________________
Date(s) of your sale: _______________________________ Time of your sale: _________________________________
Home Phone: ___________________ Work Phone: ____________________
FEE: $10 Make checks payable to:
City of Rosemount
Brief description of sale items (optional; may be edited for space):
Return or mail to:
Rosemount Parks and Recreation
13885 South Robert Trail
Rosemount, MN 55068
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 5PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
2ND ANNUAL ROSEMOUNT WHEN: Saturday, September 21
FALL FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL TIME: 4- 9pm
Great Food Trucks, Beer, Live Music, Family Friendly WHERE: Central Park (2893 145th St. W.)
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PRESCHOOL SPORTS AND CAMPS
MORNING T-BALL (AGES 4-5) WHEN: Mondays and Wednesdays
This basic instructional T-Ball program is for boys June 12*-July 17 (10 sessions, skip
and girls who are, or will be 4 or 5 years old by June July 3)
12 and/or entering kindergarten in the fall of 2019. *Program starts on a Wednesday
Children will learn various skills such as throwing TIME: Class A: 9-9:45am
and catching a ball, batting techniques, base run- Class B: 9:55-10:40am
ning, fielding, and other fundamentals of the game. Class C: 10:50-11:35am
Children will learn such skills through instructional WHERE: Shannon Park
drills and exercises. The main emphasis is on FUN (13260 Shannon Parkway)
instruction in a non-competitive atmosphere. No FEE: $45 includes t-shirt (indicate size on
the registration form: youth XS, S, M,
games are played until the final day of class when a
L) and participation award. Children
fun game is played against another T-ball team. Par- must provide their own glove.
ticipants must be appropriate age by the first day of REGISTER BY: Wednesday, June 5 or until all
class. Please bring a glove and water bottle to each spaces are filled.
lesson. Pre-registration is required.
EVENING T-BALL (AGES 4-5) WHEN: EVENING
Rosemount Parks and Recreation is excited to Mondays and Wednesdays
offer an evening T-Ball program. Please refer to our June 12*-July 17 (10 sessions; skip
morning program write-up for details. Please bring July 3) *
a glove and water bottle to each lesson. Program starts on a Wednesday
TIME: Class D: 5:30-6:15pm
Class E: 6:25-7:10pm
Class F: 7:20-8:05pm
WHERE: Alliance Education Center,
ISD #917 (14300 Biscayne Ave.)
FEE: $45 includes t-shirt (indicate size on
the registration form: youth XS, S, M,
L) and participation award. Children
must provide their own glove.
REGISTER BY: Wednesday, June 5. Register early,
this program will fill before the
registration deadline.
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 7PARKS AND RECREATION
PRE-SCHOOL SPORTS AND CAMPS
MORNING PRE-SCHOOL SOCCER (AGES 4-5)
This basic instructional soccer program is for boys
and girls who are, or will be 4 or 5 years old by June
13 and/or entering kindergarten in the fall of 2019.
Children will learn various skills such as dribbling,
passing, trapping and handling the ball. Control
and footwork techniques along with other funda-
mentals of the game will be introduced through
instructional drills and exercises that are repeat-
ed daily. The emphasis is on FUN instruction in a
non-competitive atmosphere. No games are played
until the final day of class when a fun game is
played against another team. Participants must be
the appropriate age by the first day of class. Please
bring shin pads and a water bottle for your child to
each class.
WHEN: Tuesdays and Thursdays
June 13*-July 18 (10 sessions; skip
July 4)
*Program starts on a Thursday
TIME: Class A: 9-9:45am.
Class B: 9:55-10:40am
Class C: 10:50-11:35am EVENING PRE-SCHOOL SOCCER (AGES 4-5)
WHERE: Bloomfield Park Rosemount Parks and Recreation is excited to offer
(14225 Bloomfield Path) an evening pre-school soccer program. Please refer
FEE: $45 includes t-shirt (indicate size on to our morning program write-up for details. Please
the registration form: youth XS, S, M, bring shin pads and water bottle to each lesson.
L) and participation award.
REGISTER BY: Thursday, June 6 (or until all spaces
WHEN: EVENING
are filled)
Tuesdays and Thursdays
June 13*-July 18 (10 sessions; skip
July 4)
*Program starts on a Thursday
TIME: Class D: 5:30-6:15pm
Class E: 6:25-7:10pm
Class F: 7:20-8:05pm
WHERE: Alliance Education Center, ISD #917
(14300 Biscayne Ave.)
FEE: $45 includes t-shirt (indicate size on
the registration form: youth XS, S, M,
L) and participation award.
REGISTER BY: Thursday, June 6 (or until all spaces
are filled)
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PRE-SCHOOL SPORTS AND CAMPS
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS! (AGE 3) WHEN: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Let us introduce your 3-year-old to soccer, kickball June 13*-July 18
and playground games! This instructional program (10 sessions, skip July 4)
for boys and girls is designed to develop a basic *Program starts on a Thursday
interest in sports, increase self-confidence and help WHEN: Class A: 9-9:45am
kids find success in sports. Class B: 9:55-10:40am
The main emphasis is on FUN instruction in a Class C: 10:50-11:35am
non-competitive atmosphere. No games are played WHERE: Brockway Park
until the final day of class when a fun game will be (13669 Bronze Parkway)
played against another team. Participants must be FEE: $45 includes t-shirt (indicate size
on the registration form: youth XS,
three by the first day of class. Please bring a water
S, M, L) and participation award.
bottle each day. REGISTER BY: Thursday, June 6 (or until all spaces
are filled)
ROSEMOUNT LITTLE EXPLORERS WHEN: Mondays and Wednesdays
(AGES 4-6) June 12*–July 17 (10 sessions;
Parents, enjoy a “morning out” this summer while skip July 3)
your young children enjoy this great recreational *Program starts on a Wednesday
program! Your kids will explore the wonders of our TIME: 9-11am
world through nature, crafts, games and friendship. WHERE: Jaycee Park (south of Highway 42
Each week has a new theme (themes change each on Shannon Parkway)
year, so children who attended last year will still FEE: $48
have an exciting summer adventure). Children must REGISTER BY: Wednesday, June 5
be 4 years old by the first day of the program. This (or until all spaces are filled).
program meets rain or shine. Remember to bring a
water bottle each day. Space is limited, register soon!
LIL’ ADVENTURE CAMP (AGES 4-6)
Send your children on a fun-filled adventure this
summer with an exciting week at Lil’ Adventure
Camp! This camp is created and designed for
hands-on learning and fun with many exciting new
adventures planned each day. We’ll play large and
small group games, participate in nature activities
and hikes, create arts and crafts and enjoy special
presentations from the Minnesota Zoomobile, Park
Ranger Rachel and Dodge Nature Center.
Participants should bring a bag lunch labeled
with their name and apply sunscreen prior to camp
each day. A camp schedule will be mailed to you
prior to the start date so you can properly prepare WHEN: Monday – Thursday, July 29-Aug. 1
for camp. Don’t miss out on this experience! TIME: 9am-1pm
Preregistration is required, so sign up early. WHERE: Central Park (2893 145th Street West)
FEE: $76 per child
REGISTER BY: Monday, July 15
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 9PARKS AND RECREATION
PRE-SCHOOL SPORTS AND CAMPS
SCIENCE EXPLORERS’ SCIENCE WHEN: Tuesday – Thursday, Aug. 13-15
IN THE KITCHEN (AGES 3.5 – 6) TIME: 10am-Noon
Our kitchens can be amazing science labs…so join WHERE: Rosemount Community Center,
Science Explorers as we throw open the kitchen Room #204
cabinets and enjoy fun, “hands-in” science. We will FEE: $52 per student
explore states of matter, chemical reactions and REGISTER BY: Tuesday, Aug. 6
more with experiments that bubble, fizzle, crackle
and pop. Be sure to dress so you can get messy.
Note: Flour, cornstarch, oil and other common
kitchen ingredients may be used, but not con-
sumed.
PASSPORT TO PARKS AND
PLACES (AGES 4-6)
Do your kids love to visit parks?
How about a fascination with the
Police and Fire Departments? If
so, don’t miss out on this new
camp opportunity for your little
one! We have joined forces for
a fun-filled and educational
adventure at Passport to Parks
and Places.
This camp will have your child
visiting a different Rosemount
park each day along with private WHEN: Monday – Thursday, August 5-8
tours of the Police and Fire De- TIME: 9am-1pm
partments. We’ll also play large WHERE: Monday, Aug 5-Central Park
and small group games, partici- (2893 145th Street West) (PD Visit)
pate in fun activities, create crafts Tuesday, Aug 6 – Jaycee Park
and enjoy special visits from (15425 Shannon Parkway)
Dodge Nature Center and from Wednesday, Aug 7 – Meadows Park
“Dora the Explorer” plus much (13690 Azalea Avenue) (FD Visit)
Thursday, Aug 8 – Schwarz Pond Park
more!
(13787 Dodd Blvd.)
Parents transport kids each FEE: $76 per child
day to the different parks listed. REGISTER BY: Monday, July 29
Participants should bring a bag
lunch labeled with their name
and apply sunscreen prior to
camp each day. A camp schedule
will be mailed to you prior to the
start date so you can properly
prepare for camp. Rain back-up
location is Central Park each day.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS AND CAMPS
ADVENTURE KIDS CAMP (AGES 7-12)
Adventure Kids Camp will have you experiencing
many cool adventures each day. Each week pro-
vides a curriculum which includes tons of awesome
indoor and outdoor group games, hiking, scaven-
ger hunts, nature, art, special presentations and
field trips.
During the week we will head to Crystal Caves for
a cave tour and gem panning. Next we head to Sky
Zone for wall to wall trampolines, dodgeball, Sky
Climb and Ninja Warrior course. We will also enjoy
a visit from Power Up Truck for unlimited video
games in the gaming truck and Science Tellers, an
interactive science and storytelling show on aliens.
Every day is jam-packed with fun! The rewards are
endless as you create friendships and memories.
Participants should plan to bring a bag lunch and WHEN: Camp #1
apply sunscreen each day. A camp schedule will Monday – Thursday, June 24-27
be mailed to you prior to the start date so you can Camp #2
properly prepare for camp each day. Don’t miss out Monday-Thursday, July 15-18
on this experience! Pre-registration is required, TIME: 9am-4pm
so sign up early. WHERE: Drop off and pick up at the
Rosemount Community Center
Gymnasium
FEE: $115 per child
REGISTER BY: Camp #1 – Monday, June 10
Camp #2 – Monday, July 1
3RD LAIR SKATEBOARD
3rd Lair Skateboard Camp (Ages 7–12) CAMP (AGES 7–12) WHEN: Monday–Wednesday, July 8-10
The rd3rd Lair Skateboard Camp program has been
The 3 Lair Skateboard Camp program has been a part of MN action sports development for 19 years. They (Thursday and Friday are inclement
aarepart of MN
the originals, action
offering sports
the most development
experience, forinstructors,
the most well trained 19 and a proven reputation for
success. Through small group instruction and fun activities each participant will become more comfortable on weather make-up days)
years. They are the originals, offering the most
their boards. Instructors will also work with the campers to help set personal goals they willLOCATION:
work to attain Rosemount Skate Park
each day of their camp. Instruction is based on ability level and they will cater to individual needs. All skill
experience,
levels are welcome.
the most well trained instructors, and a (North of the Community Center in
proven reputation for success. Through small group Schwarz Pond Park)
A skateboard and helmet are mandatory for the camp. Kneepads, elbow pads and wrist guards are highly
instruction and fun activities each participant will
recommended. Campers are required to bring a helmet, pads, water, snack and apply sunscreen.
13787 Dodd Blvd, Rosemount
become more comfortable on their boards. Instruc- TIME: 9am–Noon
tors
When:will also work with July
Monday–Wednesday, the8-10
campers
(Thursday &to help
Friday set weather make-up
are inclement
FEE: days) $120 per person
Location:
personal Rosemount Skate Park (North of the Community Center in Schwarz Pond Park)
goals they will work to attain each day of REGISTER BY: Friday, June 21
13787 Dodd Blvd, Rosemount
their
Time: camp. Instruction is based on ability level and
9 a.m.–Noon
Fee: $120 per person
they will cater to 21
Register by: Friday, June individual needs. All skill levels are
welcome.
A skateboard and helmet are mandatory for the
camp. Kneepads, elbow pads and wrist guards
are highly recommended. Campers should bring
a helmet, pads, water, snack and apply sunscreen
each day.
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 11PARKS AND RECREATION
YOUTH PROGRAMS AND CAMPS
ROSETTES (AGES 4-9) WHEN: Mondays, June 17–Aug. 5
Welcome to the world of pom-poms! Youth be- Final performance on Mon., Aug. 5
tween the ages of 4 and 9 are invited to join the (Optional parade performance on Sat., July 27)
fun of learning basic pom-pom routines to upbeat TIME: Class #1 (ages 4, 5 or 6): 5:30–6:15pm
music. Rosettes gain age-appropriate coordina- Class #2 (ages 4, 5 or 6): 6:30–7:15pm
tion skills, self-confidence and poise while making Class #3 (ages 7, 8 or 9): 7:30–8:15pm
new friends during a positive and fun experience. WHERE: Rosemount Community Center,
Family and friends will be gleaming with pride as Auditorium
they watch the youth march in the Rosemount UNIFORM: The pink “Rosette” T-shirt, black
Leprechaun Days Parade and demonstrate their shorts, white anklets, solid blue and
solid white pom poms and tennis
skills at the final performance. Students new to
shoes.
the program should register to receive the Rosette FEE: $45 previously enrolled participants
T-shirt and pom-poms. Previously enrolled students $60 new participants (includes
should register for instruction only. Please register t-shirt + pom-poms)
for the class time that corresponds with your When ordering a Rosette t-shirt,
child’s age. select one of the following sizes on
your registration form: youth sizes
XS, S, M, L
REGISTER BY: Monday, June 10
KIDS FAVORITE FIELD TRIPS CAMP (AGES 7-12) We will head to Grand Slam for unlimited Play
We have read past evaluations and listened to the Zone, X-treme Trampoline, mini golf, Krazy Kars and
kids and are excited to offer a camp that heads to laser tag. Next we are off to Conquer Ninja Warrior
all your favorite field trip sites in one week (Mon- for an amazing obstacle and challenge course. On
day-Thursday)! This exciting camp will have kids the third day of camp we will head to Skateville and
enjoying a morning of games and activities at we will end the week at Rockin Jump for ultimate
the Rosemount Community Center Gymnasium trampoline fun!
followed by a new field trip each day. Admissions, bus transportation, supervision and
all activities are included in the fee. Please bring a
bag lunch each day. Participants can bring extra
spending money if they wish to purchase snacks at
concession stands. A camp schedule will be mailed
to you prior to the start date with more details so
you can properly prepare for camp each day. Don’t
miss out on this experience! Pre-registration is
required, so sign up early.
WHEN: Camp #1-Monday-Thursday,
June 17-20
Camp #2-Monday-Thursday,
Aug. 12-15
TIME: 9am-4pm
WHERE: Drop off/pick up at the Rosemount
Community Center Gym
FEE: $135 per child per week
REGISTER BY: Camp #1: Monday, June 3
Camp #2: Monday, July 29
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YOUTH PROGRAMS AND CAMPS
KIDS CORNER – FREE PARK PROGRAM
(AGES 6-12 – CHILDREN MUST HAVE
COMPLETED KINDERGARTEN TO PARTICIPATE)
The Kids Corner Park Program keeps kids busy
with constructive activities that focus on games,
fitness, nature, friendships and fun. This program
promotes positive social interaction with other
children by encouraging participation and respect.
Bring your own water bottle to the program each
day and apply sunscreen. Pre-registration is not
required; however a legal parent/guardian must
complete the Emergency Contact Card for each
child to participate. Complete the card online or
accompany children to their first session of Kids
Corner to fill out the emergency contact card.
Children will not be allowed to participate until DAY: PARK LOCATIONS:
this card is on file. MONDAY Jaycee, Birch, Meadows and
Kidder Parks
WHEN: Monday-Thursday TUESDAY Jaycee, Birch,Connemara and
June 12*-July 18 (skip July 3 and 4) Ailesbury Parks
*Program starts on a Wednesday WEDNESDAY Jaycee, Birch, Meadows and
TIME: 1-3pm Kidder Parks
FEE: FREE – Emergency Contact Card THURSDAY Jaycee, Birch, Connemara and
required, register online Ailesbury Parks
Inclement Weather Information
In the event of inclement weather, Kids Corner sites without a shelter building will be cancelled. Inclement weather
includes both rain and severe heat. If severe weather occurs during Kids Corner, the children allowed to walk home will
do so; otherwise parents will be called to pick up their children. For cancellation information please call our pre-record-
ed information line at 651-322-6020 and press #6.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS AND CAMPS
SAFETY CAMP (CHILDREN ENTERING GRADES
2-5 IN THE FALL OF 2019)
On behalf of the Rosemount Police, Fire, and Parks
and Recreation Departments, we invite area youth
to explore and learn about the many different safe-
ty issues kids encounter on a daily basis. This day-
long special event includes sessions on internet
safety, electrical safety, fire safety, 1st aid/emergen-
cy room/ 911 procedures and bicycle safety. The
Jr. SWAT Academy will be back where kids have a
chance to see and try on gear and tour the Dakota
County MAAG Teams BearCat Vehicle. Safety Camp
will end with an exciting presentation by Climb
Theater entitled “The Lion and the Mouse” teaching
empathy and resiliency.
Children should bring their bike and a helmet with
them if they wish to participate in the bike safety WHEN: Friday, June 14
course. A sub sandwich lunch will be provided and TIME: 8:30am-3:30pm
each child will receive a T-shirt. New sessions are WHERE: Rosemount Community Center
added each year; sign up again even if your child FEE: $12 per child
participated last year! Pre-registration is required, (includes T-shirt and lunch)
REGISTER BY: Friday, June 7 (or until all spaces fill)
so sign up early.
Special thanks go out to Dakota Electric, The First State Bank of Rosemount, Xcel Energy
and Minnesota Energy for sponsoring this camp.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS AND CAMPS
WHEN: Camp #1-
Monday–Thursday, July 8-11
Camp #2 -
Monday–Thursday, July 29- Aug. 1
Camp #3-
Monday–Thursday, Aug. 5-8
TIME: 9am–4pm
WHERE: Drop off and pick up at the
Rosemount Community Center Gym
FEE: $135 per child per week
REGISTER BY: Camp #1 – Monday, June 24
Camp #2 – Monday, July 15
Camp #3 – Monday, July 22
WATERPARK CAMP! (AGES 7-12) Admissions, transportation, supervision and all
Join us for one week, two weeks or three weeks activities are included in the fee. Please bring a bag
of swimming around the Twin Cities at this year’s lunch, swimsuit, towel and apply sunscreen each
Waterpark Camp! This exciting camp will have day. Participants can bring extra spending money if
kids enjoying a morning of games and activities at they wish to purchase snacks at concession stands.
the Rosemount Community Center Gymnasium Weather related cancellations will not occur. If an
followed by a trip to a new waterpark each day. outdoor water park is closed due to the weather
We will be visiting the Apple Valley Aquatic Park, we will be spending the afternoon participating in
Tropics and Bamboo Bay Waterpark in Shoreview, fun activities at the Rosemount Community Center.
Cascade Bay in Eagan and Sand Venture in Shako- Don’t wait to register, this camp fills quickly!
pee.
SCIENCE EXPLORERS’: CRAZY CHEMISTRY WHEN: Tuesday-Thursday,
(GRADES 1-5 IN THE FALL) August 13-15
Join Science Explorers as we become crazy chem- TIME: 1 – 3:30pm
ists! We will investigate the Periodic Table and learn WHERE: Rosemount Community Center,
about its families with fun and exciting experiments Room #204
as we discover the science side of STEM. We will FEE: $63 per student
break some chemical bonds, get messy with poly- REGISTER BY: Tuesday, August 6
mers and much more. Our classes are hands-on...so
be sure to dress for a mess!
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Family Events
MUSIC IN THE PARK SERIES FREE! PUPPETS IN THE PARKS
The Summer Music in the Park series offers a variety of professional Come join the Rosemount Puppet
performers to entertain your entire family throughout the summer. Wagon as our puppeteers bring
laughter and fun into your summer
Concerts take place at the Amphitheater at Central Park, 2893 days in the parks. Gather your friends
145th Street West. Most performances are 45 minutes to an hour in and family and enjoy the entertain-
length. Bring your blanket or lawn chair and enjoy our beautiful Central ing and educational puppet shows
Park this summer. all summer long. New plays are
In case of inclement weather, performances will be cancelled. Call the performed each week, so plan on
spending your Friday mornings in
prerecorded information line at 651-322-6020 and select option #6 to the parks at this FREE community
find out if a performance has been cancelled. event.
2019 Music in the Park Schedule
WHEN: Fridays,
Thursday, June 13–10am Wiggle Jiggle and Jam
June 21-Aug. 9
Thursday, June 20–10am Alphabits (Skip Friday, July 5)
Thursday, June 27–10am Bob the Beachcomber 9:30am Camfield Park
10:15am Connemara Park
Thursday, July 11–10am Wonderful World of Woody 11am Bloomfield Park
Thursday, July 18–10am* The Bazillions 11:45am Jaycee Park
FEE: FREE
*Splash Pad Summer Celebration featuring the music of “The Bazillions” with
light refreshments and fun activities to follow the music at 11am. Please bring a
non-perishable item to donate to the local food shelf. This event is sponsored by
the City of Rosemount Youth Commission and Rosemount Parks and Recreation.
MOVIES IN THE PARK FREE!
WHERE: Central Park Amphitheater
You can also catch a FREE outdoor movie in
(Movie titles subject to change)b
Movies begin at dusk. Farmington on the following days
Friday, July 26 “The Incredibles” Rated PG
Saturday, June 15 “Small Foot” Rated PG Saturday, September 7 “Mary Poppins Returns”
Saturday, July 13 “Instant Family” Rated PG-13 Rated PG
Saturday, August 11 “A Dogs Way Home” Rated PG Call 651-280-6971 for times and locations
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THE 2019 ROSEMOUNT LEPRECHAUN DAYS
F R I D A Y, J U LY 19 - S U N D A Y, J U LY 2 8 R O S E M O U N T ’ S C E N T R A L P A R K , 2 8 93 14 5 T H S T. W.
MIDSUMMER FAIRE
Musical entertainment each evening
Thursday, July 25 5-10:30pm
Friday, July 26 5-11pm
Saturday, July 27 1-11pm
Saturday, July 27 10pm Fireworks
GRAND DAY PARADE
Saturday, July 27 11am
BLARNEY STONE HUNT
(AGES 12-UNDER)
Sponsored By CF Industries
FREE! Celebrate Leprechaun
Days with Rosemount Parks and Recreation! Partici-
pants will have a chance to collect colored rocks and
trade them in for real money. Keep a look out for the
“gold” rocks; their value will truly surprise you and
your piggy bank! Participants will be separated into
the following age groups:
• ages 4-under
• ages 5-7
• ages 8-12
Come and collect your very own “pot of gold.”
Open to Rosemount residents only
WHEN: Tuesday, July 23
TIME: 1pm-Arrive early to hear
important instructions!
WHERE: Jaycee Park
FEE: FREE! Open to Rosemount
Residents ONLY – every child
attending will participate!
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THE 2019 ROSEMOUNT LEPRECHAUN DAYS
YOUTH FISHING DERBY
(AGES 13 AND YOUNGER)
(Children under 8 must be
accompanied by an adult)
Sponsored
by CF
Industries
FREE! Bring your fishing rods
and bait and try to catch the
largest bullhead in Schwarz
Pond, located behind
Rosemount High School.
WET N’ WILD DAY Register at the pond the
Sponsored by the Rosemount Fire Department day of the event (near
Gather your neighborhood friends and head to Jaycee the bridge) starting at
Park for a ton of wet n’ wild fun! There will be nothing dry 9am. Pre-fishing and warm-
about this day! You will enjoy many water activities/stations that up are scheduled from 9–9:45am.
are sure to leave you WET and feeling WILD. Participants need to The fishing contest will run from
wear their swimsuit or clothing that can get wet and must wear ten- 10–11 am. Awards for the largest
nis shoes while participating. Also bring a towel and apply sunscreen fish will be given in each age
before you arrive! Open to Rosemount residents only ages 6-12. group. Winners will go away with
great prizes!
Please note: We will have a fun water station set up just for kids 5 and under The event will be cancelled if
to be supervised by parents while their older kids participate. we have inclement weather in
the morning. To check on the
DATE: Wednesday, July 24
status of the event, call the Parks
WHO: Ages 6-12
TIME: 1-3pm and Recreation Information Line
COST: FREE to Rosemount residents only at 651-322-6020 and select #6.
LOCATION: Jaycee Park
WHEN: Thursday, July 25
TIME: 9-9:45am
Registration and
pre-fishing
10-11am
Fishing Derby
WHERE: Schwarz Pond
Fishing Pier
FEE: FREE-No fishing
permits required.
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THE 2019 ROSEMOUNT LEPRECHAUN DAYS
CHECK-IN/DAY OF REGISTRATION:
START TIMES:
8am – One Mile Fun Run
8:05am – One Mile and Four
Mile Family Fitness Walk
8:25am – Four Mile Fun Run
8:30am – Half-Mile Youth 33RD ANNUAL RUN FOR THE GOLD,
Shamrock Sprint
YOUTH SHAMROCK SPRINT AND FAMILY FITNESS WALK
SATURDAY, JULY 20
REGISTRATION FEES
(One Mile and/or Four Mile Events) Go for the gold in our annual RUN FOR THE GOLD. We have events for
Pre-registration entry fee the entire family! Choose the one-mile and/or four-mile run or the FREE
(received by noon on youth fun run or Family Fitness Walk. The run fee includes a T-shirt and
Tuesday, July 16) refreshments. See the at left for registration fees, age categories, awards,
$14/youth 14 years and under
and other information.
(includes T-shirt)
$18/person 15 years and older Family Fitness Walk
(includes T-shirt) Put your walking shoes on and bring your family and friends, and walk
Day of registration entry fee: the scenic trails that run through the Evermoor Development. Choose
$15/youth 14 years and under the one-mile or four-mile walk. The event is FREE! Pre-registration is not
(includes T-shirt)
required – you can register the day of the event.
$20/person 15 years and older
(includes T-shirt) Youth Shamrock Sprint (ages 8-under)
Youth ages eight and under will have a chance to participate in an excit-
AGE CATEGORIES: ing youth fun run. The participants will run one-quarter mile then turn
(One Mile and Four Mile around to finish the remaining one-quarter mile. This event is FREE. Every
Events-separate categories for child participating will receive a souvenir prize! Pre-registration is not
male and female):
6 and under; 7-8; 9-10; 11-12; required – you can register the day of the event!
13-14; 15-19; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; Run Location: Rosemount Community Center (13885 South Robert Trail)
50-59; 60–69:70 and up. The Rosemount Community Center is located on Highway 3/South
Robert Trail approximately one mile north of the intersection of Highway
AWARDS:
Medals will be awarded to the 3 and County Road 42, just north of Rosemount High School. The sign in
first through fifth place finishers the parking lot says “Rosemount National Guard Training and Commu-
in each age/gender category. nity Center.” Paved trails will be used for the run route. Course maps will be
available at the run.
For a registration form and/or
further information please call
651-322-6000 Co-sponsored by:
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 19PARKS AND RECREATION
RUNNING SERIES
2019 SORR GROUND POUNDERS RUNNING SERIES Thank you to the following
Be active and run South of the River in 2019! Runners, walkers, kids 2019 Ground Pounders
and everyone else can get in on the fun! A variety of lengths, scenery, Running Series Partner:
prizes and events offer a chance for everyone to get involved. Earn
points for each city’s event you participate in and do a minimum of
3 out of the 6 events listed below to be eligible for overall award prize
drawings (details below). Overall prizes awarded in November after
all points have been tabulated.
Wayzata Results Inc. tabulates competitive race results for
Farmington, Lakeville, Rosemount, Burnsville and Savage and are
posted at www.wayzataresults.com. Gopher State Events tabulates
competitive race results for Apple Valley and are posted at
www.gopherstateevents.com.
2019 OVERALL PARTICIPATION AWARDS:
Participate in 3 out of the 6 SORR runs/walks and you will automatically be entered into an overall grand
prize drawing for running prizes including gift certificates and more.
EVENT DATE MORE INFO
Burnsville Tails on Trails Run Saturday, June 1 www.burnsville.org
Farmington Dew Run Saturday, June 15 www.ci.farmington.mn.us
Savage Dan Patch 5K Saturday, June 22 www.danpatchdays.org
Apple Valley Freedom Days Fun Run Thursday, July 4 www.cityofapplevalley.org
Lakeville Pan-O-Prog Run Saturday, July 6 www.lakevillemn.gov
Rosemount Run for the Gold Saturday, July 20 www.ci.rosemount.mn.us
20 I www.ci.rosemount.mn.usTennis USTA NET GENERATION YOUTH TENNIS PROGRAMS
PARKS AND RECREATION
Net Generation encourages kids to challenge themselves. It helps shape the game to indi-
vidual players, so they can learn at their own speed. Even more importantly, it uses tennis
as a pathway to personal development off the court. And for everyone involved, Net
Generation creates a strong sense of community for life. The curriculum was developed by
the USTA, the game’s governing body, with tools and lessons designed to challenge kids in
a fun and social way.
We have also added “Match Play Days” which is a great way for kids ages 5–12 to play tennis in a fun,
non-threatening, non-eliminating, competitive environment with other tennis players their age and ability.
Match play is an important part of tennis. Kids will gain more court time, learn competitive strategies, and
meet new friends while brushing up on skills learned during lessons!
Participants should provide their own youth tennis racquet; however, if you are unable to obtain a tennis
racquet for the lessons, the Parks and Recreation Department has a number of age appropriate racquets
that may be used for lessons. Call 651-322-6000 to reserve your racket.
Fridays are designated as the make-up date for classes that may be cancelled during the week due to
inclement weather. For weather related cancellations call the pre-recorded information line at
651-322-6020 and select option #6. LOCATION: Lessons will be conducted at the Erickson Park tennis
courts located at 14115 Brazil Ave .
TIME AGES CLASS DAYS COST REGISTRATION DEADLINE
SESSION 1: LESSONS: Monday – Thursday, June 17 – 27 (8 classes)
9-9:45am 5 and 6 A Monday-Thursday $36 June 10
9:55-10:40am 7 and 8 B Monday-Thursday $36 June 10
10:50-11:35am 9-12 C Monday-Thursday $36 June 10
SESSION 2: MATCH PLAY – Monday, July 1 and Tuesday, July 2 (2 classes)
9-10:30am 7 and under D Monday and Tuesday only $14 June 26
10:45am-12:15pm 8-12 E Monday and Tuesday only $14 June 26
SESSION 3: LESSONS: Monday – Thursday, July 8-July 18 (8 classes)
9-9:45am 5 and 6 F Monday-Thursday $36 July 1
9:55-10:40am 7 and 8 G Monday-Thursday $36 July 1
10:50-11:35am 9-12 H Monday-Thursday $36 July 1
SESSION 4: LESSONS: Monday – Thursday, July 22 – August 1 (8 classes)
9-9:45am 5 and 6 I Monday-Thursday $36 July 15
9:55-10:40am 7 and 8 J Monday-Thursday $36 July 15
10:50-11:35am 9-12 K Monday-Thursday $36 July 15
SESSION 5: MATCH PLAY – Monday – Thursday, August 5-8 (4 classes)
9-10:30am 7 and under L Monday-Thursday $25 July 29
10:45am-12:15pm 8-12 M Monday-Thursday $25 July 29
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 21PARKS AND RECREATION
ROSEMOUNT COMMUNITY TENNIS NIGHT!
Tennis
FREE! We invite all tennis enthusiasts to the
“Rosemount Community Tennis Night” under the
lights! Join us at Erickson Park Tennis Courts for
a fun evening of introductory tennis games and
drills lead by the boys tennis team. Representatives
from Rosemount High School Boys Tennis, and
Rosemount Parks and Recreation will be on hand to
answer questions regarding their tennis programs.
Finally, stay for the fast paced fun of cheering the
Rosemount High School Boys Tennis Team to victo-
ry in their match against Hastings. Door prizes will
be handed out and no experience or equipment is
necessary-come for the fun!
For more information contact Rosemount Parks
and Recreation at 651-322-6000. Weather related
information line: 651-322-6020, #6. WHEN: Friday, May 3
TIME: 5-6pm (Stay after to watch the
Boys Varsity tennis team take on
Hastings)
WHERE: Erickson Park Tennis Courts
14115 Brazil Ave
FEE: FREE!
ADULT TENNIS LESSONS WHEN: Mondays, June 3-July 1
(AGES 19 AND OLDER) TIME: 6:30-7:45pm
Adult Tennis Drills and Skills WHERE: Scott Highlands Middle School Tennis Courts,
for the Single Court Apple Valley
Beginner FEE: $49
Learn basic stroke mechanics REGISTRATION: Registration is available online through ISD
of forehand, backhand, vol- #196 Community Education at https://district196.ce.eleyo.com/
course/25345/adult-summer-2019/beginner-tennis-lessons or by
ley, serve, footwork, rules and
calling them at 651-423-7920.
scoring. This tennis program is
designed for the player with little
or no tennis experience. Each
session is dedicated to singles
instruction and drills, followed
by game play. Please bring your
own racquet and water bottle.
Tennis balls will be provided.
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ADULT SPORTS
SORR TRAVELING BEAN BAGS LEAGUE
The seven communities of SORR (Apple Valley,
Burnsville, Eagan, Farmington, Lakeville, Savage,
and Rosemount) are teaming up to offer a double-
header traveling bean bag league. There would be
three different divisions (Competitive, Intermediate,
and Novice/Beginner).
WHO: Teams of two players (any gender
SORR ADULT combination)
CO-REC KICKBALL WHERE: Each week the league would be
SORR is offering hosted in a different community
opportunity for WHEN: Played on Wednesday evenings.
adults to relive their 7 weeks regular season, then 1 week
of playoffs (2 playoff weeks if
days on the playground playing everyone’s favor-
needed)
ite game…..KICKBALL!!! The SORR Communities June 5-July 31
(Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eagan, Lakeville, Savage, COST: $40 per team
Farmington, and Rosemount) are offering this (only $20 per person!!!!)
unique opportunity for all adults ages 18 years REGISTRATION :ACCEPTED THRU MAY 10.
and older to form Co-Rec teams. We will have both CONTACT LACELLE AT 651-322-6011
competitive and recreational Co-Rec leagues which FOR A REGISTRATION PACKET.
will tentatively last about 8 weeks with a single
elimination tournament. Games will be played in
Savage on Wednesdays and Thursdays nights. Sea- NEW! SORR BOCCE LEAGUE
son begins early May. This league does not have
umpires for the games. For an informational pack- Grab a couple of your friends and join this new
et, please contact the Savage Parks and Recreation SORR Bocce League. Teams of 2 to 4 members will
Department at (952) 224-3420. play two matches (6 total games) a night in Savage.
We will offer leagues Mondays, Wednesdays, or
WHO: 18 yrs or older Thursdays starting in mid-May. The season will last
WHEN: Wednesday or Thursday nights 7 weeks with an end of the season tournament.
COST: $160 plus tax per team This self-officiated league is comprised of males
REGISTRATION: Returning 2018 Summer Team and females. Players must be at least 18 years of
March 4 – 17
age and must live within a SORR community (Apple
New SORR Community Team
March 18 – 24 Valley, Burnsville, Eagan, Farmington, Lakeville,
Open Registration, any city: Rosemount, and Savage). For more specific details
March 25 – 31 and a bocce informational packet, please visit
www.cityofsavage.com or call the Savage Parks and
Recreation Office at 952-224-3420.
LOCATION: Savage Community Park
13550 Dakota Ave
COST: $40 plus tax per team
REGISTRATION: Returning 2018 Teams:
March 18 – 31, 2019
New Teams:
April 1 – 14, 2019
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ADULT SPORTS Softball Leagues
2019 ROSEMOUNT PARKS AND RECREATION SOFTBALL LEAGUES
(AGES 18 AND OLDER)
League is available to Class C and Class D teams. Men’s Tuesday (limited to 16 teams)
Any Class C team registering for this league will $675 Resident Team
play in the upper division. Teams will be able to $750 Non-Resident Team
purchase district berths. Seeding for the district 12 weeks of play, 24 games, double headers
berths will be assigned according to the final every week
league standings as set forth in the league rules.
The top team in each division will be awarded a CALL LACELLE AT 651-322-6011
$150 league fee refund as well as league champion FOR A REGISTRATION PACKET.
t-shirts for their team.
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ADULT TRIPS
MOBSTERS IN MINNEAPOLIS WHEN: Wednesday, May 22
This fun riding tour will reveal that St. Paul wasn’t DEPART: 9:45am from the Rosemount
the only city to host the crime and corruption of the Community Center (south entrance)
gangster era! Visit the sites of the 3rd Northwestern RETURN: 4pm (approximately) to the
Bank hold-up by the Barker/Karpis gang, the site of Rosemount Community Center
Babyface Nelson’s traffic violation, and the murder FEE: $69 per person
site of journalist Walter Liggit. Your guide, a two-bit REGISTER BY: Thursday, April 18
gangster hoodlum, will show you how Minneapolis
transformed into one of the largest areas of crime in traditional Irish meals: beer battered Icelandic cod
the country during the 1920s and 1930s. After the with lemon wedge, homemade tartar sauce and
tour we will enjoy lunch at the cozy Keegan’s Irish malt vinegar, Keegan’s crispy wedge fries or a half
Pub in Northeast Minneapolis, designed and built sandwich with lean corned beef piled high with
by Irish craftsmen. Choose one of the following Swiss cheese and Dijon mustard served with chips.
ST. CROIX CASINO, TURTLE LAKE WHEN: Wednesday, May 29
St. Croix Casino in Turtle Lake offers a variety of DEPART: 8:15am from the Rosemount
the latest, single, and multi-denomination games Community Center (south entrance)
including slots, blackjack, roulette, craps, and live RETURN: 4:30pm to the Rosemount
poker. Included in the cost of the trip you receive a Community Center
luxury motor coach bus ride to and from the casino. FEE: $10 per person
Dining options while at the casino include a full REGISTER BY: Wednesday, May 22
service restaurant, buffet, and concession stand.
This trip is for ages 21+ only.
BELL MUSEUM TOUR explore the rest
Start the day off with lunch at the landmark Jax of the museum,
Cafe, serving Minnesotans since 1933. Lunch will including the
include oven roasted chicken with mashed pota- new Touch and
toes and gravy, a vegetable, chocolate mousse, and See Lab and
coffee, tea or milk. Next, we will head to the new second floor
Bell Museum, where we will start out in the Whitney green roof and
and Elizabeth MacMillan Planetarium for the show. observation
The state-of-the-art planetarium, using the latest deck.
technology to construct a “seamless” dome, takes
you on an amazing journey from the far reaches WHEN: Thursday, June 20
of the cosmos and beyond. After the show, we DEPART: 10am from the Rosemount
will have a guided tour (will include one hour of Community Center (south entrance)
walking and standing). The Bell Museum brings RETURN: 5:45pm (approximately) to the
together science, art, and the environment with a Rosemount Community Center
unique Minnesota perspective. The tour covers the FEE: $79 per person
REGISTER BY: Thursday, May 16
permanent galleries, including the world renowned
wildlife dioramas, which span space and time, from
the origins of the universe, through the diversifi-
cation of life on Earth, to Minnesota’s own unique
habitats. After the tour, you will have some time to * Find more trips on page 28.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
HOW TO REGISTER:
Five Easy Ways to register
1. Online
• Go to www.ci.rosemount.mn.us and click on Government, then Parks and Recreation.
• On the Parks and Recreation home page, click on the box “Online Registration”. You will be directed to
our online registration home page.
• Click on the “Registration” tab to view available programs or
• Create an account for you and all family members to register for programs
2. By Mail
• Mail your completed registration form along with full payment to:
Rosemount Parks and Recreation
13885 South Robert Trail
Rosemount, MN 55068
3. In Person
• Register at the Parks and Recreation Office in the lower level of the Community Center at 13885 South
Robert Trail, Monday – Friday between the hours of 8am–4:30pm
4. By Fax
• Fax your completed registration form to: 651-322-6080
5. Drop Box
• Drop your completed registration in the drop box located outside of City Hall (2875 145th street West)
or inside the Steeple Center (14375 South Robert Trail)
Registration Information:
CONFIRMATION: Letters are not sent confirming your registration. Assume you are in the program you register for
unless notified otherwise. If you provide your email address, an email confirmation will be sent.
CANCELLATIONS: We reserve the right to cancel an activity if registrations are insufficient. Minimum/maximum
requirements are set for each program. If an activity is cancelled, you will be notified as soon as possible and receive
a full refund.
REFUND POLICY: Registration fees for programs cancelled by the Parks and Recreation Department or cancelled by
the participant prior to the registration deadline will be fully refunded. Due to circumstances beyond our control,
there are no refunds for certain preregistered programs.
FEE ASSISTANCE: Limited funds are available to Rosemount residents for financial assistance to participate in recre-
ational programs. For information call 651- 322-6000.
EQUAL ACCESS OPPORTUNITY FOR PROGRAMS/SERVICES: Auxiliary aids for disabled persons wishing to partici-
pate in programs are available upon request with a minimum of 96 hours advance notice. The City will make every
attempt to provide the aids; however, this may not be possible on short notice.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: The City of Rosemount is committed to the policy that all persons have equal access to its
programs, facilities and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, disability,
age, marital status, sexual preference or status with regard to public assistance.
DATA PRIVACY ACT: In accordance with the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act, the Parks and Recreation
Department hereby informs you that the personal information we are requesting of you and/or your child or guard-
ian on our registration form is now considered private. Private data is available to you and to City staff who need to
have this information to perform their duties, but not to the public. While you may choose to withhold this data, the
consequences could be that the City’s Parks and Recreation staff may not be able to complete your registration and/
or you may not receive updated program information, such as schedule changes.
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