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PARKS AND RECREATION
WINTER/SPRING
DECEMBER 2018-APRIL 2019
Family Fun Festival
Learn to Skate ACTIVITIES AND
Adult Trips INFORMATION
FOR ALL!
PARKS AND RECREATION
WINTER / SPRING SPOTLIGHT
FREE Family Open Gym
Are you looking for something to do
as a family during the cold winter
months? Play and be active
together as a family! Come to Family
Open Gym on Sunday evenings
December 2-March 31 from Rosemount Lion’s Club
5-7pm for some Spring Egg Hunt
recreational fun. A bunny will be hopping into Rosemount
on Saturday, April 13 at 10am with lots
Rosemount of eggs and candy for children to hunt
Spring Clean- for at this traditional Egg Hunt for kids
Up and Paper ages 10 and under. This special event is
Shredding Event located at the Ames Soccer Complex at
The City of Dakota County Technical College.
Rosemount will be
hosting its annual
Spring Clean-Up
Day on Saturday,
May 18 from 8am
to 12pm at the
Dakota County
Technical College.
Once again
Rosemount will
partner with the
Michelle Hoagland
Group, Keller Williams FREE Family Fun Festival
Preferred Realty to Join Rosemount Parks and Recreation
hold a free Paper on Friday, February 22 from 6-8pm
Shredding Event for a night of FREE family fun in the
as part of the City’s Gymnasium and Arena at the
Spring Clean-Up Day. Rosemount Community Center!
Activities include music, inflatable
Rosemount Home & Business Expo jumpies and slides, carnival games,
Plan to attend the Rosemount Home and ice skating plus much more.
Business Expo on Saturday, March 16 from
9am – 3pm at the Rosemount Community
Center. Businesses and organizations will
exhibit products and services to families in
our growing community.
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 WINTER/SPRING
DECEMBER 2018-APRIL 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
Family Open Gym........................... 2
Mailing Address:
Letter from Santa............................ 2
Rosemount Parks and Recreation
Father-Daughter Dance............... 3
13885 South Robert Trail
Rosemount, MN 55068 Family Fun Festival......................... 4
Rosemount Home
Telephone Numbers: & Business Expo.............................. 4
Main Line/General Information
Spring Egg Hunt............................. 5 Programs for
651-322-6000
Spring Clean-Up.............................. 6 Older Adults.........................23-28
Rosemount Ice Arena
Rosemount Area Arts Council....18
651-322-6001
Youth Activities Rosemount Area Seniors............29
Community Center Rental
Parent/Tot Open Gym................... 7
Information 651-322-6002
Youth Open Gym............................ 7 Recycling................................. 30-31
Steeple Center Rental Information
Winter Adventures......................... 8
651-322-6016
Registration Information
Park and Park Shelter Rental
Registration Instructions...........16
Information 651-322-6011
Registration Form.........................17
Fax Number 651-322-6080
Pre-Recorded information Line Parks and Facilities
651-322-6020: Select 1 of the 6 Winter/Spring Skating Rosemount Community Center
choices below for a pre-recorded Learn to Skate............................9-11 Rental Information....................32
message: Steeple Center
Rosemount Ice Arena........... 12-14
#1 Directions to the facility
Outdoor Ice Rink...........................15 Rental Information....................33
#2 Arena Information and Public
Skating Schedule Warming House Hours...............15
#3 Facility Reservation Information
#4 Recreation Program Information Adult Activities
#5 Upcoming Events and Open Gym Basketball........................................19
Information Community Center Walking.....19
#6 Weather Related Information, program Softball.............................................20
cancellations and facility closings Trips............................................ 21-22
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
FAMILY OPEN GYM - FREE
Are you looking for something to do as a
family during the cold winter months? Play
and be active together! Come to the new
Family Open Gym for some recreational fun.
We’ll fill the gym with tons of balls and hoops
and you can exercise the sillies out of your
kids, while having fun as a family! Children are WHO: Families, All youth must be accompanied
not to be left unattended. All youth must be by an adult 18 years of age or older.
accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or WHEN: Sundays December 2 through March 31
TIME: 5-7pm
older. Please do not bring outside equipment
WHERE: Rosemount Community Center
and no organized teams or games are allowed Gymnasium
during Family Open Gym. No food allowed SKIP DATES: February 3, 2019
in gym. FEE: FREE
LETTER FROM SANTA
Santa Claus is coming to Rosemount! Give your child a wonderful memory of
Christmas 2018 with a personalized letter from Santa Claus himself! The letter
will be addressed directly to your child. To personalize the letter, simply fill out the
form and submit it to our office no later than Friday, Dec. 14. Forms can be
found on the City of Rosemount website under Parks and Recreation,
Special Events or you can also contact our office at 651-322-6000 to get a
form mailed or emailed to you.
Fee: $4 per letter
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Special Events PARKS AND RECREATION
FATHER/DAUGHTER
VALENTINE SWEETHEART DANCE
A delightful evening/morning awaits you and
your little Valentine at this year’s magical Valentine
Sweetheart Father/Daughter Dance! Plan on
making many wonderful memories with your
special little girl with dancing, music, fun activities,
crafts and a special visitor, plus much more.
Little girls along with their dad, uncle,
grandfather or other male role model will enjoy a
“Valentine” themed event. Girls and Dads should
dress in their favorite fancy attire. The fee includes
a professional photograph printed onsite to take
home to remember this special day.
This event fills up very quickly so please don’t
wait to register. This event is hosted by S.O.R.R.
(South of the River Recreators), consisting of the
Parks and Recreation Departments of Apple Valley,
DANCE #1 Eagan, Farmington, Lakeville, Rosemount and
Savage.
DATE: Friday, February 8
(Evening Dance) Please note: there are two dates to choose from
TIME: 6–8pm
due to demand. Please register for one date, both
WHERE: Eagan Community Center
1501 Central Parkway, dates offer the same experience.
Eagan, MN 55121
REGISTER BY: Friday, January 25 THE EVENT INCLUDES:
Register early. This event will fill • A Valentine themed invitation mailed
before the registration deadline. prior to the event
COST: $39/couple and $15/each • A photo of the couple taken by a
additional child professional photographer and printed
onsite
DANCE #2 • DJ and dancing to kid friendly tunes
• A special visit and activities led by
DATE: Saturday, February 9 Princess Party Pals
(Morning Dance) • Multiple craft projects
TIME: 10am–12pm
• A special take home keepsake
WHERE: Eagan Community Center
1501 Central Parkway, • Light snacks and beverage will be served;
Eagan, MN 55121 we recommend eating a meal before
REGISTER BY: Friday, January 25 coming
Register early. This event will fill
before the registration deadline.
COST: $39/couple and $15/each
additional child
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PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL
Join Rosemount Parks and Recreation for a
night of FREE family fun in the Gymnasium
and Arena at the Rosemount Community WHO: Families (games geared for kids ages 2-8)
Center! Activities include music, inflatable WHEN: Friday, Feb. 22
jumpies and slides, carnival games, plus TIME: 6-8pm (open skating from 6:30-7:30pm)
WHERE: Rosemount Community Center
much more. Open ice skating is also available
Gymnasium and Arena
from 6:30-7:30pm (sorry, skate rental is not FEE: FREE
available; please bring your own skates to the
event). Mark your calendars; don’t miss out on Registration not required – just show up!
this free family event!
WHEN: Saturday, March 16, 2019
ROSEMOUNT HOME
TIME: 9am-3pm
& BUSINESS EXPO WHERE: Rosemount Community Center
Businesses and organizations 13885 South Robert Trail
use the opportunity to exhibit Rosemount, MN 55068
products and services to families CONTACT: (651) 322-2051
in our growing community. stacy.bodsberg@ci.rosemount.mn.us.
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Special Events PARKS AND RECREATION
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.
WHEN: Saturday, April 13 For more information, please call Rosemount Parks
TIME: 10am
and 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.
Sponsored by the Rosemount Lions Club in cooperation
with the Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department .
PARKS AND RECREATION
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PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
RECYCLE UNWANTED
HOLIDAY LIGHTS
Don’t know what to do
with those old or no
longer-working strings
of holiday lights? Tired of fighting with tangled
up strings with missing and broken bulbs?
ROSEMOUNT SPRING CLEAN-UP / Making the switch to energy efficient LED
PAPER SHREDDING EVENT holiday lights? What do you do with them?
The City of Rosemount will be hosting its Most people just throw them in the trash, but
annual Spring Clean-Up Day on Saturday, not anymore. Thanks to ProAct in Eagan, you
May 18, 2019, from 8am-12pm at the Dakota can recycle your holiday lights. ProAct, Inc. is
County Technical College at 1300 145th Street an organization dedicated to serving people
East (Co. Road 42). with disabilities and other challenges with a
wide range of individual services that enhance
Once again Rosemount will partner with the employment skills and self-sufficiency capa-
Michelle Hoagland Group, Keller Williams bilities. ProAct participants collect, sort and
Preferred Realty to hold a free Paper recycle light strands by working with Minne-
Shredding Event as part of the City’s Spring sota recycling companies. All you need to do
Clean-up Day. is drop off your unwanted holiday lights and
extension cords.
As the time for these events approaches, more
information about them, including specific Drop off your broken
disposal fees for items dropped off at the or unwanted holiday
clean-up event, will be available. Look for lights year round at The
that information in the next issue of the Recycling Zone, located
Rosemount Parks and Recreation Activities and at 3365 Dodd Road,
Information brochure, the Dakota County Eagan. The Rosemount Community Center
Tribune, and on the City of Rosemount’s web and Steeple Center will accept them from
site, www.ci.rosemount.mn.us. Please contact November 15, 2018 through January 31, 2019.
the City’s Solid Waste Coordinator at 651-322- There is no cost to drop off your holiday lights
6005 with any questions you may have. and electric cords, including those from tele-
phones and appliances. Please do not drop off
cord adapters, plastic rope lights, CFL lights,
or battery packs. Please remove light stings
from pre-lit trees and other decorations and
figurines if possible.
See pages 29-30 for more recycling tips!
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES
PARENT/TOT OPEN GYM (AGES 5-UNDER) WHEN: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
This FREE program provides children ages five and TIME: 9:30-11am
under an opportunity for recreational playtime in WHERE: Rosemount Community Center
the gymnasium. Each child must be accompanied Gymnasium
by a parent or guardian in order to participate in SKIP DATES: Dec 24
this drop-in program. The Parks and Recreation Jan 11
Department provides balls and other fun play
equipment. Supervision of children during tot open
gym is the responsibility of the parent or guardian.
FREE YOUTH OPEN GYM
ON NO-SCHOOL DAYS!
The Rosemount Parks and
Recreation Department will be hosting free open
gym times for students on non-school days. Join
us for a game of pick-up basketball or volleyball, a
game of dodge ball or kickball - the choice is up to
you! The Parks and Recreation Department will sup-
ply all equipment. A parent or guardian is required
to attend during the K-5 open gym time.
WHEN: Friday, November 30
Wednesday, December 26
Thursday, December 27
Friday, December 28
Friday, January 18
Monday, January 21
Friday, February 8
Monday, February 18
Friday, March 8
Monday, March 25
Tuesday, March 26
Wednesday, March 27
Thursday, March 28
Friday, March 29
TIMES: 12:30– 2pm Elementary School Open Gym (K-5 with an adult)
2-3:30pm Middle School/High School Open Gym (Grades 6-12)
WHERE: Rosemount Community Center Gymnasium
FEE: FREE
No registration is needed – just show up!
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 7PARKS AND RECREATION
Winter Adventures
WINTER ADVENTURES WHO: Kids ages 6-12
This is a day your child will not forget! This full-day program is jam- WHEN: Monday, Jan 21
packed with activities to get them going including: snowshoeing, cross (no school day)
country skiing, boot hockey, broomball, sledding, boot soccer and more! TIME: 8am-4pm
This class is perfect for the child that enjoys the outdoors and needs WHERE: Ritter Farm Park,
more movement in their lives. Sports equipment provided. Please bring 19300 Ritter Trail,
winter clothing including: boots, hat, two pair of mittens, snow pants, Lakeville
jacket, water bottle, two snacks and a big lunch. Parents will need to FEE: $69 per participant
transport their kids to and from Ritter Farm Park in Lakeville. REGISTER BY: Monday, January 7
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The Rosemount Learn to
PARKS AND RECREATION
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
WINTER SESSION Monday, January 7 – March 4, 2019 (skip Feb 4)
Skate program offers a basic REGISTER BY: Thursday, January 3 for the Winter Session
skills program. This program
offers a skill progression SPRING SESSION Monday, March 11- April 29, 2019
designed to enhance the REGISTER BY: Thursday, March 7 for the Spring Session
capabilities of all skaters.
Please look carefully at the
class descriptions. It is not
uncommon for a student to
repeat a level before master-
ing all the skills at that level.
All classes are held on Monday
evenings at the Rosemount
Ice Arena, 13885 South Robert
Trail. Questions should be
directed to Rosemount Parks
and Recreation at
651-322-6000.
6:05pm 6:40pm 7:15pm
The times at right are
suggested class times.
• Parent/Tot • Snow Plow Sam 1 • Basic 1
• Snow Plow Sam 1 • Snow Plow Sam 2 • Basic 2
These times may change • Snow Plow Sam 2 • Basic 1 • Basic 3
depending on the number • Basic 1 • Basic 2 • Basic 4
of registrations and age • Basic 2 • Basic 3 • Basic 5
of students registering for • Basic 6
each level. Class times will • Hockey 1
be assigned accordingly and • Hockey 2
every attempt will be made to
notify participants before the
first class if their class time has
changed. What level should I sign up for?
New skaters (ages 3-5) – should sign up for Snow Plow Sam 1.
Note: There are no refunds for
Skaters (age 6 and older) with no skating experience should sign up
Learn to Skate Lessons after
for Basic 1.
the registration deadline.P
Skaters (age 6 and older) with skating experience should sign up for
Basic 2.
Please note: All skaters will be evaluated the first week and placed in
a class that matches their skating ability and age.
(Learn to Skate continues on pages 10-11)
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Learn to Skate
LESSONS FOR 3-5 YEAR OLDS LESSONS FOR AGES 6 AND OLDER
PARENT/TOT BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM 1-6
This class is for the little skater All Skaters age 6 and older not previously enrolled in a Learn to Skate
(ages 3-4) and a parent. The Par- Program need to register for Basic 1. We will evaluate all skaters on the
ent/Tot class will teach the child first night and make appropriate adjustments.
how to skate and will help the
parent understand how to teach BASIC 1
their children to skate. Both the This class is for skaters who have passed Snow Plow Sam 1 and 2
tot and the parent need to wear or beginning skaters that are age 5 or older. In this level, skaters will
ice skates. It is helpful if the work on forward/backward skating and stopping. The following skills
parent has at least basic skating will need to be mastered before moving to the next level: stand up
skills prior to taking this class. from ice, forward march, forward two-foot glide, dip, forward swizzles,
backward wiggles, snowplow stop, and rocking horse.
SNOWPLOW SAM 1
This class is for pre-school skaters BASIC 2
(ages 3-5) with no skating experi- This class is for skaters who have passed BASIC 1.
ence. Skaters will need to master In this level, skaters will work on pushing, gliding, turning and stop-
the following skills before mov- ping. The following skills will need to be mastered before moving on
ing on to the next level: stand to the next level: Forward one-foot glides, backward two-foot glides,
up on ice with skates, march in backward swizzles, two-foot turns in place, moving snowplow stop,
place, forward march 8-10 steps, and scooter pushes.
march - then glide on two feet,
and dip in place. BASIC 3
This class is for skaters who have passed BASIC 2.
SNOWPLOW SAM 2 In this class, skaters will work on stroking, swizzle pumps, moving
This class is for pre-school skaters turns, and backward glides.
(ages 3-5) who have passed The following skills will need to be mastered before moving on to the
Snowplow Sam 1. Skaters will next level: Forward stroking, forward half swizzle pumps on a circle,
need to master the following moving two-foot turns, backward one-foot glides, forward slalom,
skills before moving on to the and backward snowplow stop.
next level: march followed by
a long glide, dip while moving, BASIC 4
backward wiggles, rocking horse, This class is for skaters who have passed BASIC 3.
forward two-foot swizzles and In this class, skaters will work on edges, crossovers and stroking. The
two-foot hop in place. following skills will need to be mastered before moving on to the next
level: Forward outside and inside edge on a circle, forward crossovers,
backward half swizzle pumps on a circle, backward one-foot glide,
and a beginning two-foot spin.
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES
BASIC 5 BASIC 6
This class is for skaters who have passed BASIC 4. This class is for skaters who have passed BASIC 5.
In this class, skaters will work on backward edges, In this class, skaters will work on spirals, footwork
backward crossovers, spins, and three turns. The and introduction to jumping. The following skills
following skills will need to be mastered before will need to be mastered before moving on:
moving on to the next level. Backward outside Forward inside three-turn, moving backward to
and inside edge on a circle, backward crossovers, forward two-foot turn, T-stop, Bunny hop, forward
forward outside three turn, hockey stop, and spiral on a straight line, forward lunge.
advanced two-foot spin.
HOCKEY
The Hockey curriculum is designed to teach the
fundamentals of hockey skating. In four badge
levels, skaters will learn how to maneuver faster
and be more agile on the ice. Proper skating
techniques are the primary focus of the levels.
Skaters will learn the necessary fundamentals to
be successful in game situations.
Special Notes:
• Protective headgear is required in all
HOCKEY 1
classes. Bike helmets or lightweight hockey
Designed for skaters ages 5-14 who have passed
helmets are acceptable.
BASIC 1.
• Only skaters enrolled in the Learn to Skate
Skaters are required to bring hockey skates and a
program may be on the ice.
hockey helmet.
• Name Tags: All skaters should pick up their
Fundamentals of hockey skating, skaters will learn
name tags as they enter the arena. Class time,
to move faster and be more agile on the ice. All
class level and class color are on the tag.
elements will be taught without a stick or puck.
Skaters should skate to the corresponding
Will work on forward skating, backward skating and
color on the glass at their lesson time.
stopping.
• Class Attire: Skaters should wear warm,
comfortable clothing. Dress in layers so
HOCKEY 2
jackets and sweaters can be removed as the
This class is for skaters who have passed
skaters warm up. Mittens or gloves are a must.
Hockey 1.
No tight jeans as they restrict movement.
Skaters are required to bring hockey skates and a
• Rental skates are not available. Please make
hockey helmet.
sure your skate blades are sharp and your
Fundamentals of hockey skating, skaters will learn
boots fit properly. No double-blade skates are
to move faster and be more agile on the ice. All
allowed.
elements will be taught without a stick or puck.
Will work on turns, crossovers and stopping.
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ROSEMOUNT ICE ARENA
OPEN SKATE: DECEMBER 1 – MARCH 31 OPEN SKATE: SCHOOL VACATION DATES:
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE DAY TIME FEE
Sundays 1:30-3pm $4 Friday,
11:30am-1pm $4
November 30
Tuesdays 11:30am-1pm $2
Wednesday,
Wednesdays* 7-8:30pm $4 11:30am-1pm $4
December 26
Thursdays 11:30am-1pm $2
Thursday,
11:30am-1pm $4
*Wednesday sessions are through January 30th only December 27
SKIP DATES: Friday,
Sunday, December 2 Tuesday, January 1 11:30am-1pm $4
December 28
Tuesday, December 25 Sunday, March 10
Monday,
Thursday, December 27 11:30am-1pm $4
December 31
Skate Aids: Tuesday,
$5 for skate aid rental, $3 returned to skater when 11:30am-1pm $4
January 1
the skate aid is .returned to staff.
Friday,
Skate Rental: 11:30am-1pm $4
January 18
The Rosemount Ice Arena does NOT have skates
available for rental. Monday,
11:30am-1pm $4
January 21
Thursday,
11:30am-1pm $4
February 7
Friday,
11:30am-1pm $4
February 8
LEARN TO SKATE Monday,
11:30am-1pm $4
February 18
The Rosemount Parks
Friday,
and Recreation March 8
11:30am-1pm $4
Department offers Learn
Monday,
to Skate on Monday 11:30am-1pm $4
March 25
evenings. This program Tuesday,
11:30am-1pm $4
is for all ages and skills. March 26
For more information Wednesday,
11:30am-1pm $4
March 27
call 651-322-6000.
Thursday,
11:30am-1pm $4
March 28
Friday,
11:30am-1pm $4
March 29
Good Luck To All Rosemount Learn To Skate Participants!
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ROSEMOUNT ICE ARENA
ADULT OPEN HOCKEY: DECEMBER 1 – MARCH 31 SKIP DATES:
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE Tuesday, December 25
Thursday, December 27
Tuesdays and Thursdays 7-9:00am $4 per skater Tuesday, January 1
YOUTH OPEN HOCKEY: DECEMBER 1 – MARCH 31 SKIP DATES:
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE Tuesday, December 25
Thursday, December 27
Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30-11:30am $2 per skater Tuesday, January 1
An informal drop-in hockey program is offered to youth (ages 6 and Tuesday, March 26
younger). Pick-up games can be played. Teams are formed by the Thursday, March 28
participants.
OPEN FREESTYLE: NOVEMBER 30 – FEBRUARY 1
*Time change on these dates:
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE
11/30 – 6:30–8:30am
Figure Skating Only 6:45–9:00am* 12/26 – 6:30–8:30am
$4 per skater 12/28 – 6:30–8:30am
Wednesdays and Fridays Doors open at 6:30am
1/11 – 6:30–8:30am
OPEN FREESTYLE SCHOOL VACATION DATES 1/18 – 6:30–8:30am
Thursday, December 27 9:45–11:15am $4 per skater
Monday, January 21 5–6:00pm $4 per skater
OPEN FREESTYLE: FEBRUARY 2 – MARCH 31
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE *Time change on these dates:
3/8 – 6:30–8:30am
Figure Skating Only 6:30–9:00am* 3/26 – 6:30–8:30am
$4 per skater
Wednesdays and Fridays Doors open at 6:30am 3/28 – 6:30–8:30am
OPEN FREESTYLE SCHOOL VACATION DATES
Friday, March 8 8:30–10:00am $4 per skater
Monday, March 25 6:30–8:30am $4 per skater
Monday, March 25 8:30–10:00am $4 per skater
Tuesday, March 26 8:30–10:00am $4 per skater
Wednesday, March 27 8:30–10:00am $4 per skater
Thursday, March 28 8:30–10:00am $4 per skater
Friday, March 29 8:30–10:00am $4 per skater
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ROSEMOUNT ICE ARENA
OPEN STICK AND PUCK: DECEMBER 1 – MARCH 31
This is for skill development only. NO GAMES ARE ALLOWED DURING STICK and PUCK SESSIONS.
All Ages. Youth under age 18 MUST wear full equipment and ages 18+ MUST wear a helmet.
DAY TIME FEE DAY TIME FEE
Wednesday, Tuesday,
1:15–2:15pm $6 10:15–11:15am $6
December 26 March 26
Thursday, Wednesday,
1:15–2:15pm $6 10:15–11:15am $6
December 27 March 27
Friday, Thursday,
1:15–2:15pm $6 10:15–11:15am $6
December 28 March 28
Friday, Friday,
10:15–11:15am $6 10:15–11:15am $6
March 8 March 29
Monday,
10:15–11:15am $6
March 25
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OUTDOOR RINKS AND WARMING HOUSE HOURS
WARMING HOUSE
LOCATIONS AND HOURS:
Locations:
CENTRAL PARK
2893 145th Street W
*JAYCEE PARK
15425 Shannon Parkway
*BLOOMFIELD PARK
14225 Bloomfield Path
HOURS:
Monday - Friday:
4-9:00pm
Saturday: WARMING HOUSE
10am-9pm CLOSING POLICY:
1 If the temperature is -10
Sunday: degrees F; and/or
1-9pm
2. If the wind-chill is -25
Scheduled to open December degrees F; or
18 (Weather permitting) 3. If snow accumulates on the
*JAYCEE PARK and rink and the rink has not yet
BLOOMFIELD PARK been cleared. The City parks
RAHA will be using these rinks maintenance will clear the
from 6-8:30pm, Mondays, rinks as soon as possible.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 4. If the temperature is warm
and the rinks are covered with
a significant amount of water.
Rules and Regulations:
Rules are posted in each
warming house. Warming HOLIDAY AND NON SCHOOL DAY SCHEDULE:
House Attendants will enforce December 24 (Christmas Eve) Closed
the policies to insure the safe- December 25 (Christmas Day) Closed
ty of all skaters and spectators
December 26 10am-9pm
using the park facility.
December 27 10am-9pm
Please note, shooting pucks
or playing open hockey is only December 28 10am-9pm
allowed at Bloomfield Park December 31 10am-5pm
and Jaycee Park rinks. January 1 1-9pm
January 11 10am-9pm
ARE THE RINKS OPEN? January 18 10am-9pm
CALL THE INFORMATION
January 21 (MLK Day) 10am-9pm
LINE AT 651-322-6020, #6.
February 7 10am-9pm
February 8 10am-9pm
February 18 (Presidents Day) 10am-9pm
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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.
16 I www.ci.rosemount.mn.usPLEASE MAIL OR DELIVER TO: PARKS AND RECREATION
Rosemount Parks and Recreation
13885 South Robert Trail
Rosemount, MN 55068 REGISTRATION FORM
Name of Parent, Guardian or Adult Participant: _________________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________
City: ________________________________________ State: ___________________ Zip: ______________________
Home Phone: ____________________ Cell Phone: ______________________ Work Phone: _____________________
E-Mail Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________
I, the undersigned parent, guardian or adult participant, do hereby agree to allow the individual(s) named herein to
participate in the aforementioned activity(ies), and I further agree to indemnify, and hold the City harmless from and
against any and all liability for any injury which may be suffered by the aforementioned individual(s) arising out of,
or in any way connected with, his/her participation in this activity.
Parent, Guardian or Adult Participant _____________________________________ Signature Date________________
PARTICIPANT NAME DATE OF BIRTH AGE ACTIVITY AND SESSION TIME FEE
(OR ADULT) (if applicable)
TOTAL
Photograph Clause: TOTAL FEES___________
Rosemount Parks and FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Recreation periodically takes Method of Payment Check* Participant #______________
pictures of participants in our Cash
classes, during special events, Amount $ ________________
and in the parks. Please be Credit Card Check # or
aware that these photos *MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO CITY OF ROSEMOUNT CC Auth #________________
may be used in the City’s
brochures, pamphlets, or Charge my VISA MASTERCARD Date Received ____________
other presentations. If you or Staff Initials_______________
your family members do not
wish to be photographed or Name on Card
published, you must give us
written notice. Credit Card #
Special Needs:
(Health issues, sign language, Exp. Date 3 digit CW code
interpreter, taped/Braille
materials, transportation, etc.) Signature
PARKS AND RECREATION
PHONE: 651-322-6000 FAX: 651-322-6080 WEBSITE: www.ci.rosemount.mn.us Phone: 651-322-6000 I 17ROSEMOUNT AREA ARTS COUNCIL
FRONT PORCH PLAYERS I SECOND ACT PLAYERS
The following events are held at The Steeple Center. If you have any
questions, call RAAC Program Chair John Loch at 952-388-8652 or THE ROSEMOUNT AREA ARTS
email at RosemountArts@gmail.com. COUNCIL (RAAC) offers inter-
esting, fun, and affordable events
Date Event right here in Rosemount all
December 9 Rosemount Community Band Holiday Concert year long. Many events are free
January 6 Student Art Show and Artist Reception and we are always adding new
(Robert Trail Library) events, so check our website to
January 11 Bluegrass Concert – Switched at Birth see what may be added at
www.RosemountArts.com.
January 13 Jazz Concert
Membership meetings to plan
January 18 Tribute Band Concert – Buddy Holly and Friends our events are held the 2nd
January 25 Tribute Band Wednesday of each month at
February 1 Jazz Concert 6:45pm at the Steeple Center.
February 8 Bluegrass Concert – Monroe Crossing Our three primary goals are to
February 11 and 12 Second Act Players Auditions for Spring Play enhance the vitality of our
community, bring Rosemount
February 13 The Loft Adult Writers Class – Writing about your life
friends and neighbors together,
February 15 Tribute Band Concert and have lots and lots of fun!
February 22 Tribute Band
SECOND ACT PLAYERS,
March 1 and 2 Front Porch Players Play
a theater group for those 50
March 8 and 9 Front Porch Players Play years of age or older – with or
March 22 Author Fair Dinner and Keynote without experience in any kind of
March 23 Book and Author Fair theater, puts on three plays each
March 24 Jazz Concert year. FRONT PORCH PLAYERS,
March 29 Bluegrass Concert – King Wilke’s Dream our community theater, also puts
on 3 plays a year. Classes offered
April 12 Bluegrass Concert – High 48’s
year-round. Member meetings
April 14 Jazz Concert – Genesis Band are held each 2nd Wednesday of
April 26 Tribute Band the month at 5:30pm at the
May 10 Bluegrass Concert – Sawtooth Brothers Steeple Center. Everyone is
May 12 Jazz Concert welcome!
May 17 Ultimate Tribute Band The Steeple Center Box
Office is open Mondays 10am-
Recurring Events:
Noon and Fridays 2–4pm.
1st Sundays Elementary School Student Art Show and Artist
Cash, checks and credit cards are
Reception 2-3pm (at Robert Trail Library)
accepted. Reserved seating
1st and 3rd PHD and UFO Crafters – 1-4:30pm Bring your partially is also available at
Thursdays finished projects and work on them with friends www.RosemountArts.com.
2nd Wednesdays Second Act Players and Rosemount Area Arts
Council Membership Meetings – All are welcome!
3rd Thursdays Meet The Author 6:30pm (Robert Trail Library)
WATCH FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE GRATITUDE WALL. IT’S A NEW COMMUNITY PROJECT
WHERE EVERYONE CAN PARTICIPATE AND EXPRESS WHAT MAKES YOU GRATEFUL.
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ADULT SPORTS
MEN’S 4-ON-4 BASKETBALL
It is time to organize your team for the Rosemount
Parks and Recreation Men’s 4-on-4 Basketball
Winter League. All participants must be 18 years of
age or older. The league is played at the Rosemount
Community Center on Wednesday evenings. The
league fee is $100. Teams that participated in the
past season will be given priority for registration
through Dec 21. After this date, new teams will
be accepted into the league on a first-come, first-
served basis. Interested teams should call the
Parks and Recreation office at 651-322-6011 for
more information or to receive a registration
packet. Leagues are scheduled to begin January 2.
ALL FREE!
OPEN GYMNASIUM INFORMATION
“STEP OUT AND WALK ABOUT”
THE COMMUNITY CENTER (ADULTS)
Adults of all ages are invited
to “walk about” the Commu- WHEN: Monday–Friday
nity Center. Maintain your TIME: 8am–4:30pm*
walking program all year WHERE: Community Center Hallways
‘round, rain or shine, heat or *Evening hours depend on scheduled events
sleet. Weather is no longer
an excuse! Walking maps are WHEN: Monday–Friday
available at the Parks and Rec- TIME: 8-9am
reation Office located on the WHERE: Community Center Gymnasium
lower level of the Rosemount GYM SKIP DATES:
Monday, December 24
Community Center, 13885
Tuesday, December 25
South Robert Trail. Tuesday, January 1
Friday, January 11
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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.
ADULT OPEN HOCKEY: DECEMBER 1 – MARCH 31
Want to stay active and skate this winter? The Rosemount Arena
offers drop-in, Adult Open Hockey. Just show up with your
equipment and play the game! The cost is $4 per skater per time.
Skaters must be 18 years of age and older.
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE
Tuesdays and Thursdays 7-9:00am $4 per skater
SKIP DATES:
Tuesday, December 25; Thursday, December 27; Tuesday, January 1
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ADULT TRIPS
OLE AND LENA AT LAKEVILLE ARTS CENTER at the Parks and Recreation office! Please note that
Enjoy live theater at the Lakeville Area Arts Cen- tickets must be purchased by the deadline and will
ter. Ole and Sven are gearing up, literally, for the not be available at the door.
Lodge’s annual 72-hour Pairs Ice Fishing contest.
Lena is far more interested in attending the “Spruce WHEN: Tuesday, January 22
Up Your Farm House” class being held at the senior DEPART: 11:30am from the Rosemount
center while the contest is going on. Enjoy this hi- Community Center (south entrance)
larious story of love, family and growing old togeth- RETURN: 3:15pm (approximately) to the
er in “Ole and Lena’s Ice Fishing Fandango”. Want to Rosemount Community Center
make a day of it? We will provide bus transportation SHOW TIME: 1:30-3:00pm
and a delicious lunch at the new Rebel Chef in Lakeville Area Arts Center
Farmington with a choice of a cheeseburger and 20965 Holyoke Ave.
fries or roast beef sandwich and chicken noodle Lakeville, MN 55044
soup. Please make selection at registration. You also FEE: $40 with meal and bus transportation
or $10 for ticket only
have the option of purchasing a ticket for just the
REGISTER BY: Tuesday, January 15
show for only $10/person, which can be picked up
THE CHURCH BASEMENT
LADIES IN “YOU SMELL BARN”
AT THE AMES CENTER
From the basement to the barn,
your beloved Church Basement
Ladies are back and getting busy
with life outside the kitchen. After
the last of the hotdish is served,
the coffee pot is emptied, and the
Jello molds are put away, these
steadfast, sturdy women head to WHEN: Wednesday, February 6
DEPART: 10:30am from the Rosemount Community Center
their farms, peel off their good
(south entrance)
girdles, and get on with their daily RETURN: 4:15pm (approximately) to the Rosemount
chores. With plenty of crazy antics, Community Center
loads of fresh laughs, and spank- FEE: $67 per person
ing new original songs, REGISTER BY: Thursday, January 3
“You Smell Barn celebrates rural
life in the 1950’s. And, at the cen-
ter of it all, are your favorite Church Basement Ladies. Whether you’ve seen several versions, or are new to
the world of the basement, the 7th in the Church Basement Ladies series is a musical treat for all. Lunch
will include a full soup and salad bar with turkey breast, mashed potatoes and gravy, seasonal vegetables,
bread and butter, and assorted pie.
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ADULT TRIPS
NO BLARNEY IRISH TOUR because there is still one more stop at Abdallah’s
Get in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit by learning about Chocolates, where you can shop for dessert or oth-
the most notorious figures of Irish descent in St. er fun gift items! Please note that this stop will be
Paul, as well as those Irish immigrants who influ- for shopping only and not a tour of the factory.
enced the city’s architecture, politics, religion and
more! A costumed tour guide will board our motor
WHEN: Tuesday, March 5
coach for an informative riding tour around the city. DEPART: 10:30am from the Rosemount
Lunch after the tour will be served at the M St. Café Community Center (south entrance)
in the historic Saint Paul Hotel, opened in 1910. RETURN: 4pm (approximately) to the
Relax and enjoy the perfect sophisticated-yet-ca- Rosemount Community Center
sual dining experience with the Sideboard Buffet. FEE: $68 per person
Each day features hot entrees with side dishes, REGISTER BY: Thursday, January 31
salad, soup, coffee or tea. But don’t get too relaxed,
“SISTERS OF PEACE” Irish upbringing! After the show we will head to
AT MINNESOTA O’Malley’s Irish Pub in Woodbury where you can
HISTORY THEATER enjoy homemade Shepherd’s pie; diced choice
This trip will take you sirloin and vegetables in savory gravy, topped with
back in time through homemade spuds and fresh parmesan cheese and
the Minnesota History baked until golden brown!
Theater in downtown
St. Paul, where we will hear the story of the legend- WHEN: Thursday, March 28
ary McDonald sisters. Brigid, Jane, Rita and Kate DEPART: 9am from the Rosemount
grew up in a large Irish family in Hollywood Town- Community Center (south entrance)
ship, Minnesota. They all entered the convent and RETURN: 3:15pm (approximately) to the
Rosemount Community Center
devoted their lives to teaching and peace activism,
FEE: $80 per person
but that is only part of the story. “Sisters of Peace” is REGISTER BY: Thursday, February 14
a story of love, passion and compassion – all with
a sense of humor that comes from their wonderful
“HELLO, DOLLY!” AT ORPHEUM THEATER on his quest he engages the services of profession-
The darling of Broadway has returned! With a al matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi. Little does he
successful revival lighting up Broadway, “Hello, know that Dolly has his perfect match in mind from
Dolly!” is coming to the historic Orpheum Theater in their very first meeting - herself!
Minneapolis as part of its national tour. With mem-
orable classics such as “Before the Parade Passes By” WHEN: Wednesday, April 24
and “Put on Your Sunday Clothes”, this Tony award DEPART: 5:45pm from the Rosemount
Community Center (south entrance)
winning show is ready to reclaim the hearts of the
RETURN: 11:15pm (approximately) to the
American people! In 1880’s New York, a rich and Rosemount Community Center
cantankerous widower by the name of Horace Van- FEE: $77 per person
dergelder is on the lookout for a wife. To help him REGISTER BY: Monday, January 21
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PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS
All programs for older adults
are held at the Rosemount
Steeple Center, 14375
South Robert Trail,
unless otherwise noted.
In addition to all of the
scheduled activities and
programs at the Steeple
Center, we also encourage
people to just stop in!
There is always coffee
brewing in the beautiful
lobby area, and we have a
fully stocked game cabinet
with card and board games,
adult coloring supplies, a
book exchange and more! HOLIDAY CHEER PARTY WHEN: Wednesday,
Come and Deck the Halls with December 12
us at the Steeple Center, Assem- TIME: 2:30-4:30pm
bly Hall that is, and celebrate WHERE: Steeple Center,
the holiday season! Enjoy a Assembly Hall
Rockette style dance perfor- FEE: FREE
mance by the Irishettes and join
in a round of Vingo. You read that right - Vingo takes the traditional
Bingo to the next level in a custom game that combines music, visu-
als, a little trivia and lots of prizes! There will also be yummy holiday
treats, refreshments, and hot cocoa to savor!
CHOCOLATE AT THE
SOCK HOP! WHEN: Friday, February 22
This winter event welcomes TIME: 1-3:30pm
singles, couples and friends. WHERE: Burnsville City Hall
Boogie to Elvis, sample tasty 100 Civic Center
appetizers and satisfy your Parkway
FEE: $15 per person
taste buds with a melt-in-
REGISTER BY: Friday, February 15
your-mouth chocolate buffet.
Games, door prizes and a pho-
to booth are part of this fun experience that you won’t want to miss!
**The organizers are seeking 1950s photos from those who are registered for this event. Your photos will be included
in a 1950s themed slide show that will be played at the event. If you would like to submit a photo, please e-mail it to
Bill Bird (Apple Valley Senior Center): bbird@ci.apple-valley.mn.us.
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PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS
Steeple Speaker Series
HONORING CHOICES
SENIOR LEARNING NETWORK In the event of a sudden illness or injury, you may
Have you ever wanted to tour a museum or visit not be able to communicate your healthcare
a National Park, but the travel is too prohibitive? choices to your loved ones or your healthcare
Well now these attractions can be brought to you team. Advanced Care Planning is an ongoing pro-
right at The Steeple Center! We have joined the cess of reflecting on and discussing your choices
Senior Learning Network, which brings remark- based on your values, beliefs, goals and health
able people and programs right into your world status. Advanced Care Planning is important for
through interactive videoconferencing. Connect to all adults. Please join presenter Sheila Johnson
scientists, authors, historians, artists, museums and from Fairview to learn more.
other professionals! The Senior Learning Network
recognizes the continuous learning needs of WHEN: Tuesday, January 29
older adults by developing TIME: 1-2:00pm
WHEN: Dates and educational programming WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
Times Vary FEE: FREE
designed specifically for this
WHERE: Steeple Center, REGISTER BY: Tuesday, January 22
Room 200 age group. Program dates
FEE: FREE and times vary depending
on availability of the
presenter and will be posted THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF WCCO RADIO
as available. If you would like Remember the good
to join the email list to old days of WCCO Radio
be notified of program – Howard Viken, Jergen
announcements, please Nash, Sid Hartmann,
contact Stephanie at Charlie Boon, Joyce
651-322-6016 or Lamont, Steve Cannon,
stephanie.baumann@ Roger Erickson, Bill Diehl, Maynard Speece and
ci.rosemount.mn.us. more? Retired WCCO Radio News Director Curtis
Beckmann will entertain us with station history,
glory days stories, his own experiences and just
darn fun commentary!
WHEN: Tuesday, March 19
TIME: 1-2pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 100
FEE: $5
REGISTER BY: Tuesday, March 12
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FREE MOVIE
FRIDAYS
Come enjoy a
free movie presen-
tation and snacks specially
prepared by the chef at The
Rosemount Senior Living!
DECEMBER 7:
“The Greatest Showman”
A musical inspired by the story
of P.T. Barnum’s creation of the
Barnum & Bailey Circus and the
lives of its star attractions.
JANUARY 4:
“Mamma Mia! Here
We Go Again”
The follow-up to the romantic
SENIOR DRIVER IMPROVEMENT
comedy of the same name, 8-HOUR PROGRAM:
featuring the music of ABBA. Drivers over 55 are eligible to receive a 10% discount on their auto
insurance upon completion of this program. This 8-hour program
FEBRUARY 1:
offers a learning experience for participants by providing instruction
“The Zookeeper’s Wife”
The true story of how the
from a certified professional who uses the most up-to-date research
keepers of the Warsaw Zoo in the field. Topics cov-
saved hundreds of people from ered include but are not WHEN: Wednesday and Thursday
Nazi hands during WWII. limited to: visual scanning March 13-14
techniques, steering TIME: 5:30-9:30pm
MARCH 1: WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
“Won’t You Be My Neighbor” techniques, antilock brake
FEE: $26 per person
A documentary about the life systems, airbag safety and
REGISTER BY: Monday, March 11
and legacy of Fred Rogers new vehicle technology.
WHEN: First Fridays
TIME: 1pm 4-HOUR REFRESHER PROGRAM:
WHERE: Steeple Center, This 4-hour refresher is open to anyone who has taken an 8-hour
Room 200 course. Participants of
FEE: FREE! all 8-hour courses are WHEN: Wednesday, January 9
welcome. This course has Wednesday, April 10
TIME: 9am–1pm
Sponsor: demonstrated a reduction
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
in accidents and traffic FEE: $22 per person
violations and is designed REGISTER BY: Thursday, January 3
to meet the needs of the Thursday, April 4
mature driver. These class-
room-driving courses will provide you with a certificate that by state
law permits a reduction in your insurance premiums. The certificate is
good for three years!
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CRAFT CLUB
The Craft Club is planning some exciting projects
this winter! Supplies and tools will be provided,
and a facilitator will be present to lead the project.
Please note that pictures are examples only; actual
projects will vary. Pre-registration and payment is
required.
JANUARY 15: Memory Wire Bracelet
FEBRUARY 19: Shamrock Mug
MARCH 19: Denim Eggs
WHEN: 3rd Tuesdays
TIME: 1pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
FEE: $5/session
REGISTER BY: Friday, January 11
Friday, February 15
Friday, March 15
YOGA – 50+
Join instructor Heather Sand for this 50+ Yoga class. NEW RESTORATIVE YOGA
Proper breathing and gentle postures will be taught
to enhance physical strength and mobility. Chairs are Join us for tranquil Tuesdays and calm your mind and
available and can be used to adapt poses for your rest your body with Restorative Yoga. Take a break
comfort. The class environment will help promote from the frantic activity of daily life and go within. In
peaceful, joyful and healthy individuals. Participants Restorative Yoga, poses are held for several minutes,
are encouraged to bring their own mats. fully supported by bolsters, blocks and blankets for
SESSION 1: January 10-31 ultimate relaxation. All experience levels are wel-
SESSION 2: February 7-28 come. Participants are encouraged to bring their
SESSION 3: March 7-28 own mats, but other equipment is provided.
SESSION 4: April 4-25 SESSION 1: January 8-29
SESSION 2: February 5-26
WHEN: Thursdays SESSION 3: March 5-26
TIME: 1–2pm SESSION 4: April 2-23
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
FEE: $25/session (4 classes) WHEN: Tuesdays
REGISTER BY: Wednesday, January 9 (Session 1) TIME: 1–2pm
Wednesday, February 6 (Session 2) WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
Wednesday, March 6 (Session 3) FEE: $25/session (4 classes)
Wednesday, April 3 (Session 4) REGISTER BY: Monday, January 7 (Session 1)
Monday, February 4 (Session 2)
Monday, March 4 (Session 3)
Monday, April 1 (Session 4)
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SATURDAY 500 TOURNAMENTS BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
Join us for a fun filled Saturday A nurse from The Rosemount
afternoon of cards - bring a Senior Living will be at the
partner! These tournaments are Steeple Center the first Tuesday
for anyone age 18 and over. Either of each month from 11-11:30am
sign up with Rosemount Parks to do free blood pressure checks!
and Rec, and pay at the door, or Participants will receive a wallet
walk-ins are welcome! size blood pressure log.
Call 651-322-6000 or Mel Engle at
651-363-2046 for more information. WHEN: First Tuesdays
TIME: 11–11:30am
WHEN: Saturday, December 22 WHERE: Steeple Center,
Saturday, January 26 Conference Room
Saturday, February 23 FEE: FREE!
TIME: 12:30pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, SENIOR INCOME TAX
Room 100 PREPARATION ASSISTANCE
FEE: $3 per person, paid Income tax assistance will be
at the door available at the Steeple Center,
Room 200. Please bring last
year’s tax forms, CRP forms,
SUNRISE PARTNERS a government issued picture
Sunrise Partners is a volunteer identification, all social security
opportunity that partners seniors cards and all needed receipts. For
with elementary school students specific items you will need or for
to help with homework, practice more information, call AARP at
math and reading skills, read 1-888-687-2277. Tax assistance LOOKING TO HOST AN
and share stories, and provide is available to seniors on a first EVENT? Consider the
general mentorship. The goal of come, first served, drop-in basis. Rosemount Steeple
Sunshine Partners is to provide Center or Rosemount
an opportunity for intergener- WHEN: Wednesdays, Community Center for
ational connections through February 6 – April 10 your next meeting, event,
academic assistance, shared TIME: 8:30am–1pm fundrasier, party, wedding
reading and mentoring. If you WHERE: Steeple Center, ceremony or reception.
are interested, please contact the Room 200 (See pages 32-33 for
Program Coordinator for Sunrise more information).
Partners, Thomas Joseph at
tom.joseph6866@gmail.com or
952-431-5730.
WHEN: Mondays and
Wednesdays
TIME: 8–9am
WHERE: Steeple Center,
Room 202
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PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS Social Groups + Clubs
WOODCARVING CLUB
The Woodcarving Club at the Steeple Center is a so-
cial group, without formal instruction. Get together
with others who share your hobby and learn from
each other! Please bring your own tools, supplies,
and patterns and some to share if you choose.
WHEN: Mondays and Fridays
TIME: 9am
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
NIMBLE THIMBLE QUILTERS
The Nimble Thimble Quilters are a social learning
group, and a different topic is selected for each
week. Check out the monthly newsletter for more
information, which can be found at the Steeple
Center as well as online at www.ci.rosemount.
mn.us/seniors. Help spread the word and bring in
your quilting friends!
WHEN: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
STEEPLE CENTER BOOK CLUB
TIME: 1pm
Calling all book lovers! We are partnering up with WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
the Robert Trail Library to offer a book club right
here at the Steeple Center. There is no cost, and
no need to register. Just come on in and join the
discussion! OPEN PAINTING SESSIONS
TITLES: Do you enjoy watercolor or acrylic
DECEMBER 14 (2ND FRIDAY): Born a Crime by painting? Join others who share
Trevor Noah your interest on the 1st, 2nd and 4th
NO MEETING IN JANUARY Tuesdays of the month in Room 202 at the Steeple
FEBRUARY 15: Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover Center! These social gatherings are open painting
MARCH 15: The Widows of Malabar Hill by Sujata sessions, and participants are asked to bring their
Massey own supplies. All ability levels are welcome, and
participants are encouraged to share their skills in a
WHEN: 3rd Fridays non-structured setting. Come join in on the fun!
TIME: 10am
WHERE: Steeple Center, Conference Room WHEN: 1st, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
TIME: 10am-3pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
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