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PARKS AND RECREATION
ACTIVITIES AND
INFORMATION
FOR ALL!
LATE SUMMER/FALL
SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2021
Food
Truck Fest
Sept.18
City Clean-Up Day • Breakfast with Santa
PARKS AND RECREATION
LATE SUMMER / FALL SPOTLIGHT
SAVE THE DATE!
Rosemount
Food Truck Festival Who Done It Hike Saturday, September 11
Hike the trails at Ritter Farm Park in Lakeville while solving clues and
Save the date for Saturday,
gathering information to solve a mystery. This is a dog friendly event.
September 18 from 4-9 pm
at Central Park. Fall Clean-Up Day Saturday, October 2
Stay connected The City of Rosemount will be hosting its annual Fall Clean-Up Day on
@ www.ci.rosemount.mn.us Saturday, October 2 from 8am-12pm at the Rosemount Public Works
for updates. Facility. Once again Rosemount will partner with the Michelle
Hoagland Group, Keller Williams Preferred Realty to hold a free
Paper Shredding Event as part of the City’s Fall Clean-Up Day.
BREAKFAST 39th Annual Halloween Trail Saturday, October 30
WITH The annual Halloween Trail is scheduled for Saturday,
SANTA! October 30 from 6-8pm. This event is held at
Central Park (across from City Hall). This year’s Halloween
celebration will provide a fun-filled evening for preschool
through middle-school aged youth. The trail will begin at the lower
level of the Shamrock Animal Hospital parking lot (The Warehouse
Fitness Center) on Highway 3 (South Robert Trail), wind its way
through Central Park, and exit on 145th Street West. Go to
www.rosemountevents.com for more information.
Breakfast with Santa Saturday, December 4
Register your family for a fun morning of crafts and a special visit
from Santa and Mrs. Claus.
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 LATE SUMMER / FALL
SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 2020
Rosemount Community Center
and Steeple Center Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Evening and weekend hours
INSIDE
are dependent upon scheduled
activities. Special Events
Entertainment at
Mailing Address: Central Park...................................... 2
Rosemount Parks and Recreation Fall Community
13885 South Robert Trail Tennis Night..................................... 2
Rosemount, MN 55068 Who Done It Hike........................... 2
Telephone Numbers: Fall Food Truck Festival................. 3
Main Line/General Information City Clean-Up Day/ Older Adults Trips
651-322-6000 Paper Shredding......................... 4-5 Cranberry Country.......................18
Rosemount Ice Arena Reels on Wheels Murder Mystery Luncheon.......18
651-322-6001 Drive In Movie.................................. 6 Christmastide at the Ives...........19
Scarecrow Decorating Contest... 6 Travel Show....................................19
Community Center Rental
39th Annual Halloween Trail...... 7
Information 651-322-6002
Breakfast With Santa..................... 8 Programs for Older Adults
Steeple Center Rental Information Letter From Santa........................... 9 Programs/Activities.............. 20-24
651-322-6016
Social Groups/Club......................25
Park and Park Shelter Rental Youth Events Rosemount Area Seniors...........26
Information 651-322-6011 Grandma and Me Tea..................10 Card Games and Luncheons....26
Fax Number 651-322-6080 Grandpa and Me Workshop......10
Pre-Recorded information Line Recycling
651-322-6020: Select 1 of the 2 Adult Sports Recycling Zone..............................27
choices below for a pre-recorded 4 on 4 Adult Basketball...............11 Pumpkin Recycling......................27
message: Adult Walking at RCC..................11 Buying Used...................................27
#1 Weather Related Information, program
cancellations and facility closings Arena Rosemount Area Arts .........28
#2 Arena Information and Public Open Skating, ........................ 12-13 Council (RAAC)
Skating Schedule Open Hockey, Open Freestyle ArtBlast Music and Art Festival... 28
Youth Open Pond Hockey Country Faire and Upcoming....29
Learn To Skate......................... 14-15 Events
Registration Information...........16 Parks and Facilities
Registration Form.........................17 Parks Information.................. 30-31
Farmers Market ............................31
Steeple Center...............................32
Rosemount Community Center... 33
The Rosemount Parks and Recreation Office is located 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
ENTERTAINMENT AT CENTRAL PARK WHERE: Amphitheater at Central Park
FREE music and movie events are taking place at 2893 145th Street West
Central Park into the fall. Events take place at the FREE: All ages welcome
Amphitheater at Central
Park, 2893 145th Street Movie: “Dolittle” PG
West. Bring your blanket, WHEN: Saturday, August 14
cooler and lawn chair and en- TIME: Dusk
joy our beautiful Central Park.
In case of inclement Music: Mo Jo Monks
weather, performances will WHEN: Saturday, August 21
TIME: 7pm
be cancelled. Check the Parks and
Recreation Facebook page or call RAAC ArtBlast Special Event
the prerecorded information line WHEN: Saturday, August 28
at 651-322-6020 to find out if a TIME: All day
performance has been cancelled.
ROSEMOUNT FALL COMMUNITY WHEN: Tuesday, August 24
TENNIS NIGHT! TIME: 5-6pm (then stay to watch
We invite all tennis enthusiasts to the Fall the Girls Varsity tennis team take on
“Rosemount Community Tennis Night” under the South St. Paul)
Lights! Join us at Erickson Park Tennis Courts for WHERE: Erickson Park Tennis Courts
a fun evening of introductory tennis games and FEE: FREE All ages welcome
drills led by the Girls’ Varsity tennis team. Then,
stay for the fast-paced fun of watching the Rose- For more information contact Rosemount Parks
mount High School Girl’s tennis team to victory and Recreation at 651-322-6000.
with their match against South St. Paul. Weather related information line:
651-322-6020, #1.
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WHEN: Saturday, September 11
TIME: 10am
WHERE: Ritter Farm Park
19300 Ritter Trail, Lakeville, 55044
FEE: FREE All ages welcome
REGISTER: Registration day-of only
9:30-9:50am HIKE
begins at
WHO DONE IT HIKE 10am
Play Sherlock Holmes by collecting clues, gath- who guessed correctly, there will
ering information and solving mysteries, while be another mystery—who will be
walking the trails at Ritter Farm Park. When the a winner in the prize drawing? This event is for the
end is near and you think you have it solved, you’ll whole family, including your 4-legged dog mem-
have a chance to guess “who done it.” For those bers, however they must be on a leash.
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Special Events PARKS AND RECREATION
3rd SAVE THE DATE!
ANNUAL
ROSEMOUNT
FALL
FOOD
TRUCK FESTIVAL
Great Food Trucks,
Beer, Live Music,
Family Friendly
WHEN: Saturday, September 18
TIME: 4-9pm
WHERE: Central Park
2893 145th St. W.
STAY CONNECTED @ www.ci.rosemount.mn.us FOR CURRENT UPDATES!
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 3
PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
WHEN: Saturday, October 2
TIME: 8am-12pm
WHERE: Rosemount Public Works Facility
14455 Brazil Avenue
(Just north of the Rosemount City Hall)
FALL CLEAN-UP DAY IS SET FOR
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
The City of Rosemount is planning to host its
annual Fall Clean-Up Day on Saturday, October 2.
Residents are welcome to participate in the event
by dropping off unwanted items that are not item will be posted on the City’s website at www.
normally collected by their residential solid waste ci.rosemount.mn.us. Please note: Only cash and
haulers. The event will be held from 8am–12pm checks are accepted.
at the Rosemount Public Works Facility at 14455 City staff reserves the right to refuse disposal of
Brazil Avenue, just north of the Rosemount City any item. Items that are not accepted at this event
Hall. The event will be similar to the Spring include hazardous waste materials (paint, oil,
Clean-Up event. cleaners), compost material and yard waste. There
We will be working with Certified Recycling for are other sites in Dakota County that will accept
collection and disposal of mattresses and box these items. Residents are encouraged to con-
springs, for appliances and electronic equipment tact City staff with questions or concerns about a
and fluorescent bulbs and batteries. Anyone particular item.
dropping off these items at the Clean-Up will pay This event is for Rosemount residents only and
Certified Recycling directly. There are other items is intended as a means to dispose of household
for which the City of Rosemount collects the fees. quantities of items. A driver’s license or other
Therefore, depending on what they have to get proof of residency will be required. Those with an
rid of, participants should be prepared to pay unusually large number of items to dispose of are
Certified Recycling and the City of Rosemount asked to make special arrangements with a hauler.
separately. Any children attending the Clean-Up event must
On the following page is a small list of items be closely supervised, as there are many vehicles
accepted at the Clean-Up event and the associ- and assorted equipment moving throughout
ated fees. In the weeks before this event a more the site. While city staff will be on hand to assist,
complete list of items accepted, including elec- residents should be prepared to unload whatever
tronic equipment, and the disposal fee for each materials they bring to the event.
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For more information check the City’s website WHEN: Saturday, October 2
at www.ci.rosemount.mn.us. Please contact the TIME: 8am-12pm
City’s Recycling Coordinator at 651-322-6005 with WHERE: Rosemount Public Works Facility
any questions you may have. Staff looks forward 14455 Brazil Avenue
to another great Clean-Up event. (Just north of the Rosemount City Hall)
PAPER SHREDDING EVENT
CLEAN-UP FEES: This fall, the City of Rose-
mount will once again
Intact Automotive Batteries Free partner with the Michelle
Construction/Demolition Debris Free Hoagland Group, Keller Wil-
liams Preferred Realty to offer
Carpet $2 per roll
a Paper Shredding Event. This Paper Shredding
Computers/laptops $5
Event will be held in conjunction with the
Computer Monitors $25 City’s Fall Clean-Up event and is scheduled for
Car Tires (with or without rims) $8 per item Saturday, October 2, 2021 from 8am until 12pm
Truck or Tractor Tires in the lower City Hall parking lot at 2875 145th
(with or without rims) $15 per item Street West. Just like our spring event this year,
Mattresses, Box Springs $20 per item the fall Paper Shredding Event is subject to any
Sofas/couches $10 per item COVID-19 restrictions that may be imposed at
the time of the event. Residents are welcome to
Appliances $10 per item
participate in the event by dropping off unwanted
TVs $20- $75 personal papers or confidential files for shredding.
depending on size
The shredding of these materials will be done on
Other Furniture $5 per item site by Shred Right at no cost to event
Steel - Clean Free participants.
Light – bicycles, exercise $2 per item For more information about this shredding
equipment, etc. event contact the City’s Recycling Coordinator
Heavy – gas powered lawnmowers, $5 per item at tom.schuster@ci.rosemount.mn.us or 651-
snow blowers, etc. 322-6005 with any questions or check the City’s
Solid Waste / Garbage $5 per item website at www.ci.rosemount.mn.us.
or $10 per pick up truckload Rosemount looks forward to working with the
VCR / DVD Players $5 per item Michelle Hoagland Group, Keller Williams Pre-
ferred Realty to offer this free event.
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 5
PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
“REELS ON WHEELS”
FEATURING “THE WAR WITH GRANDPA”
Join Rosemount Parks and Recreation for “Reels
on Wheels”, a drive-in style movie event. We will be
featuring the “War With Grandpa”, starring Robert
Di Niro and Uma Thurman. This movie is rated
PG. The parking lot will open at 5:30pm. Vehicles
will not be admitted after 7:15pm or when full.
Vehicles will need to stay for the entire movie. Par-
ticipants are encouraged to stay in their cars, but
if you do leave your vehicle, be respectful of those
around you. Portable toilets will be available.
WHEN: Saturday, October 2
TIME: 7:30pm
WHERE: Erickson Park
14115 Brazil Ave.
FEE: FREE All ages welcome
2021 SCARECROW DECORATING CONTEST
Are you excited for FALL? Rosemount Parks and Recreation is, and
what better way to celebrate than by making a Scarecrow! This
contest is FREE to enter and is open to all Rosemount residents.
Registration will open online September 20. Scarecrows must be dis-
played by noon on Wednesday, October 27. This event is sponsored
by Pellicci Hardware and Emerald Roots Salon.
SCARECROW COMPETITION RULES AND GUIDELINES
• Anyone is welcome to enter the scratch by the entrant. You can
scarecrow competition. use any materials you like to build
your scarecrow. There are no
• To participate, entrants must reg- restrictions, with the exception
ister and have their scarecrows on that no commercial creations are
display by Wednesday, October 27 allowed, including anything used
at noon. Judging will take place on for the face of the scarecrow.
Thursday, October 28.
• Creativity and originality – judges
• All scarecrows must be built from will be looking for scarecrows with
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ANNUAL HALLOWEEN TRAIL WHEN: Saturday, October 30
This year’s Halloween celebration will provide TIME: 6-8pm
a fun-filled evening for preschool through mid- WHERE: Central Park
dle-school aged youth. The trail will begin at the 2893 145th St. W.
lower level of the Shamrock Animal hospital park- (across from City Hall)
ing lot (The Warehouse Fitness center) on High- www.rosemountevents.com
way 3 (South Robert Trail), wind its way through 39th
Central Park, and exit on 145th Street West. ANNUAL
Area volunteers will pass out candy; donations
will be accepted at the trail entrance. Be sure to
wear your Halloween costume and dress appropri-
ately for the weather.
For more information or to volunteer, please call
Mike Bouchard at 612-840-9016 or Lacelle at the
Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department at
651-322-6011.
No pets are allowed on the Halloween Trail.
Gift certificates from ours sponsors, Pellicci
Hardware and Emerald Roots Salon, will be
awarded to the top three scarecrows.
that little bit extra. It may be the disqualified. All scarecrows must • By entering the scarecrow com-
materials used, the way the scare- be absent of adult, political or petition, you are confirming that
crow has been made and how it religious themes. you accept these rules and agree
is displayed, or simply a fantastic that your address may be pub-
idea that catches the judge’s eye. • All scarecrows must be displayed lished on different formats so the
at the front of your property and community will be able to view
• All scarecrows must be made should be positioned so it is not the scarecrows. Pictures of the
and displayed in good taste. Any necessary for anyone to access winning scarecrows will be posted
entrant designing their scarecrow the property in order to view on City of Rosemount social media
to cause deliberate offense will be them. accounts.
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 7PARKS AND RECREATION
Special Events
WHO: Children and Adults
WHEN: Saturday, December 4
TIME: 9-11am
WHERE: Rosemount Community Center,
Banquet Hall
13885 South Robert Trail
FEE: $5 per child/$5 per adult
REGISTER BY: Friday, November 26
(Please register early.
This program generally fills before
the deadline.)
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Santa Claus and friends are coming to town
to make an appearance and spend some time
with your family! Kids will enjoy creating various
holiday crafts while everyone enjoys a continen-
tal-style breakfast of muffins, donuts, fruit, juice,
hot cocoa and coffee. Each family will get a photo
taken and will receive a high-quality photo print-
ed free on site.
REGISTER Children and adults both need to pre-register
EARLY! for this event. Register early; space is limited and
This program may fill prior to the registration deadline.
fills before the
deadline!
Rosemount Parks and Recreation will be switching
to a new registration system this fall, and it will have
an impact on the registration process for our fall
programs.
• For any program/event taking place prior to September 30,
registration will open using our existing system on
Wednesday, August 11. If you already have an account,
you can continue to use it to register for programs/events
taking place in August or September.
• For any program/event taking place after October 1,
registration will open using our new system on Monday,
September 20.
To register online, you will need to create a new account.
If you have any questions about when and how to register,
do not hesitate to contact us at 651-322-6000. Thank you
for your patience with us during this transition!
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LETTER FROM SANTA
Santa Claus is coming to Rosemount! Give your child a wonderful memory of Christmas 2021 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 below and submit it to our office no later than Wednesday,
December 8. We want to make sure your child has Santa’s letter before Christmas.
FEE: $4 per letter
Please PRINT clearly so Santa will have accurate information:
Parent’s name:__________________________________________________________________________
Child’s name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Age:___________________________________________________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip: __________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number: _________________________________________________________________________
What should Santa emphasize in his letter (positive accomplishments or good behavior that Santa can note)?_
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
What is on the child’s Christmas “wish list” that Santa WILL bring?
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
What are the names and types of your family’s pets?
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
Please make checks payable to “City of Rosemount”
Clip and send/deliver to Rosemount Parks and Recreation
13885 South Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068 by Wednesday, December 8.
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YOUTH EVENT
GRANDPA AND ME WORKSHOP
Calling all Grandpas, Papas, Pops, or any other fun
name you go by! You are invited to our special
Grandpa and Me Workshop event. Make some fun
memories with your grandchild (or other significant
child in your life) with a take home DIY construction
project, games, yummy snacks, and a photo booth.
Ages 4-8 with an adult.
GRANDMA AND ME TEA
Calling all Grandmas, Nanas, Grammies, or any
other distinguished title you go by! You are cordial-
ly invited to our special Grandma and Me Tea. Dress
for the occasion! Make some fun memories with
your grandchild (or other significant child in your WHEN: Thursday, October 21
life) with crafts, games, and a photo booth. We will TIME: 10-11:30am
serve a variety of teas and juices, yummy appetiz- WHERE: Steeple Center
ers, and fun fancy desserts. We will have teacups Assembly Hall
available, but please feel free to bring your own if FEE: $20/couple, $5/extra person
REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
you would like. Ages 4-8 with an adult.
REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 7
WHEN: Thursday, October 21
TIME: 2-3:30pm
WHERE: Steeple Center
Assembly Hall
FEE: $20/couple, $5/extra person
REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 7
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ADULT SPORTS
MEN’S 4-ON-4 BASKETBALL
(AGES 18-UP)
It is time to organize your team for the
2021 Rosemount Parks and Recreation
Men’s 4-on-4 Basketball League. All
participants must be 18 years of age or
older. Games are played at the Rosemount
Community Center on Wednesday evenings
beginning September 8th. The league fee is $100.
Interested teams should call the Parks and
Recreation office at 651-322-6011 for more
information or to receive a registration packet.
ALL FREE! ADULT WALKING INFORMATION
“STEP OUT AND WALK WHEN: Monday-Friday
ABOUT” THE COMMUNITY TIME: 8am-4:30pm*
CENTER (ADULTS) WHERE: Community Center Hallways
Adults of all ages are invited *Evening hours depend on scheduled events
to “walk about” the Commu-
nity Center. Maintain your WHEN: Monday-Friday
walking program all year TIME: 8-9am
‘round, rain or shine, heat or WHERE: Community Center Gymnasium
sleet. Weather is no longer GYM SKIP DATES:
an excuse! Walking maps are Monday, September 6; Wednesday, September 22;
available at the Parks and Thursday, November 11; Friday, November 12;
Recreation Office located Thursday, November 25; Friday, December 24;
on the lower level of the Rosemount Community Friday, December 31
Center, 13885 South Robert Trail.
Phone: 651-322-6000 I 11PARKS AND RECREATION
ROSEMOUNT ICE ARENA
OPEN SKATE
AUGUST 1-31, 2021 OPEN SKATE: SCHOOL VACATION DATES:
DATE TIME FEE DATE TIME FEE
Sunday, August 1 1:30-3pm $6 Friday, October 8 11:30-1pm $6
Sunday, August 8 1:30-3pm $6 Thursday, October 21 11:30-1pm $6
Sunday, August 15 1:30-3pm $6 Friday, October 22 11:30-1pm $6
Sunday, August 29 1:30-3pm $6 Thursday, November 4 11:30-1pm $6
SKIP DATE: Friday, November 5 11:30-1pm $6
Sunday, August 22 Friday, December 3 11:30-1pm $6
SEPTEMBER 7-DECEMBER 12
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE
Sundays 1:30-3pm $6
Tuesdays 11:30am-1pm $2 * Skate with the Irish
Wednesday, November 24, 7-8:30pm - FREE
Wednesdays* 7-8:30pm $6
Thursdays 11:30am-1pm $2
SKIP DATES:
Wednesday, September 29
Skate Aids: Sunday, October 3
$2 for skate aid rental. Wednesday, October 6
Skate Rental: Thursday, October 21
The Rosemount Ice Arena does NOT have skates Wednesday, October 27
available for rental. Thursday, November 4
Thursday, November 25
Sunday, November 28
Sunday, December 5
YOUTH OPEN HOCKEY (AGES 6 AND YOUNGER) SEPTEMBER 7-DECEMBER 9, 2021
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE SKIP DATES:
Thursday, October 21
Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30-11:30am $2 per skater Thursday, November 4
Thursday, November 25
• An informal drop-in hockey program is offered to youth (ages 6 and younger).
• Pick-up games can be played.
• Teams are formed by the participants.
ADULT OPEN HOCKEY(AGES 18+) SEPTEMBER 7-DECEMBER 9, 2021
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE
SKIP DATE:
Tuesdays and Thursdays 7-9am $6 per skater
Thursday, November 25
Ages 18+
Full equipment REQUIRED for all skaters.
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ROSEMOUNT ICE ARENA
OPEN FREESTYLE YOUTH OPEN POND HOCKEY
Figure Skating only. Cost: $10/skater
AUGUST 2-SEPTEMBER 3, 2021 Pond Hockey is for the fun and enjoyment of
everyone regardless of your level of skill. There are
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE
elements of risk in the sport of hockey so use
Monday thru 6:30-8am common sense, show courtesy to others, and
$6
Friday anticipate dangerous situations before they arise.
SKIP DATES: Thursday, August 19, Monday, August 23, The following guidelines are basic elements of
Tuesday, August 24, Wednesday, August 25, safety and courtesy. It is understood that:
Thursday, August 26, Friday, August 27 • Full equipment is required for all participants.
• No checking or contact!
ADDITIONAL OPEN FREESTYLE SESSIONS • You must pay, present punch card or check in
AUGUST 2-SEPTEMBER 3, 2021 prior to skating.
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE • Report any dangerous situations or behavior to
staff immediately.
Friday, August 6 10:45am-12:15pm $6
• Participants in the sport of hockey are doing so
Friday, August 13 10:45am-12:15pm $6 at their own risk.
Friday, September 3 10:45am-12:15pm $6 • No organized drills.
• Everyone is allowed to play regardless of ability;
SEPTEMBER 8-NOVEMBER 12, 2021 pass the puck.
• No one likes a puck hog.
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE
• Respect the ice.
Wednesdays 6:30-9am • Please do not litter or use foul language.
$6
and Fridays Doors open at 6:30am • If needed, staff will split the ice into two groups
SKIP DATE: Friday, November 5 playing side to side.
NOVEMBER 17-DECEMBER 10, 2021 AUGUST 1 – DECEMBER 12
DAY OF WEEK TIME FEE DATE TIME FEE
Wednesdays 6:45-9:15am Friday, August 6 12:45-1:45pm $10
$6
and Fridays* Doors open at 6:30am
Friday, August 13 12:45-1:45pm $10
SKIP DATE: Friday, November 26 Wednesday, September 1 1:15-2:15pm $10
* Time change for Friday, December 3 only:
6:30-8:15am Friday, September 3 12:45-1:45pm $10
Friday, October 8 10:15-11:15am $10
OPEN FREESTYLE: Thursday, October 21 10:15-11:15am $10
SCHOOL VACATION DATES: Friday, October 22 10:15-11:15am $10
DATE TIME FEE Thursday, November 4 10:15-11:15am $10
Friday, October 8 1:15-3:30pm $6 Friday, December 3 1:15-2:15pm $10
Thursday, October 21 1:15-3:30pm $6
Friday, October 22 1:15-3:30pm $6
Thursday, November 4 1:15-3:30pm $6
Friday, November 5 1:15-3:30pm $6
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES Learn to Skate
FALL SESSION 1: MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 13-NOVEMBER 1
REGISTER BY: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
FALL SESSION 2: MONDAYS, NOVEMBER 8-DECEMBER 20*
REGISTER BY: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4
FEE: $75
* NEW REGISTRATION SOFTWARE WILL BE IMPLEMENTED STARTING SEPTEMBER 20.
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO REGISTER FOR FALL SESSION II UNTIL SEPTEMBER 20.
Special Notes:
The Rosemount Learn to • Protective headgear is required in all classes. Bike helmets or
Skate program offers a basic lightweight hockey helmets are acceptable.
skills program. This program • Only skaters enrolled in the Learn to Skate program may be on the ice.
offers a skill progression • Name Tags: All skaters should pick up their name tags as they
designed to enhance the ca- enter the arena. Class time, class level and class color are on the
pabilities of all skaters. Please tag. Skaters should skate to the corresponding color on the glass
look carefully at the class at their lesson time.
descriptions. It is not uncom- • Class Attire: Skaters should wear warm, comfortable clothing.
mon for a student to repeat a Dress in layers so jackets and sweaters can be removed as the
level before mastering all the skaters warm up. Mittens or gloves are a must. No tight jeans as
skills at that level. All classes they restrict movement.
are held on Monday evenings • Rental skates are not available. Please make sure your skate
at the Rosemount Ice Arena, blades are sharp and your boots fit properly. No double-blade
13885 South Robert Trail. skates are allowed.
Questions should be directed
to Rosemount Parks & Recre- 6:05pm 6:40pm 7:15pm
ation at 651-322-6000. • 3’s/4’s P.A.L.S- • 3’s/4’s Classes • Snow Plow
(Parent and little • Snow Plow Sam- Levels 1-4
The times at right are suggest- skater) Sam- Levels 1-4 • Basic 1
ed class times. These times • 3’s/4’s Classes • Basic 1 • Basic 2-6
may change depending on • Snow Plow • Basic 2 • Pre-Free Skate
the number of registrations Sam- Levels 1-4 and Free Skate
and age of students register- • Basic 1 • Hockey Track
ing for each level. Class times
will be assigned accordingly
and every attempt will be
What level should I sign up for?
made to notify participants
before the first class if their
Skaters Ages 3 and 4 Please note:
class time has changed.
•_ P.A.L.S- Parent and Little Skater All skaters will
•_ 3’s/4’s Class be evaluated
Note: There are no refunds for
Skaters Ages 4-7 the first week
Learn to Skate Lessons after
•_ Snow Plow Sam- Levels 1-4 and placed in a
the registration deadline.P
class that matches
Beginner Skaters Ages 4 and up their skating
•_ Basic 1 ability and age.
Basic 2-Free Skate and Hockey Tracks:
•_ Passed Pre-requisite Classes
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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
LESSONS FOR 3-4 YEAR OLDS LESSONS FOR 4-7 YEAR OLDS
P.A.L.S. SNOWPLOW SAM
PARENT AND LITTLE SKATER (4-7 YEARS OLD)
(3-4 YEARS OLD) There are four levels in this curriculum. Once all 4 levels are passed
This class teaches the child and students will advance to Basic 3. This curriculum is designed to devel-
parent how to skate and shows op the preliminary coordination and strength necessary to move on
the parent how to teach skating skates.
skills to their child. The parent/
guardian must be at least 16 THE BASIC SIX:
years old and know how to skate. These six levels introduce the fundamentals of skating moves which
include, forward and backward skating, stops, crossovers and turns.
Upon completion of the Basic Six, skaters will have the knowledge to
advance to the Free Skate Levels.
• Basic 1:
For skaters ages 4 and up with little or no skating experience.
Will work on forward/backward skating, stopping, etc.
• Basic 2-3:
Designed for skaters who have passed Basic 1 or Snowplow Sam
level 4. Skaters will work on backward skating, turning,
introduction to spins, etc.
Rosemount Parks and Recreation • Basic 4-6:
will be switching to a new Designed for skaters who have passed Basic 3. Skaters will work
registration system this fall, and
on edges, crossovers, spins, stroking, etc.
it will have an impact on the
registration process for our fall
programs. PRE-FREE SKATE AND FREE SKATE
Designed for figure skaters that have passed Basic 6.
• For any program/event taking
place prior to September 30,
registration will open using our
existing system on Wednesday,
August 11. If you already have HOCKEY TRACK
an account, you can continue to
use it to register for programs/
events taking place in August or (4 years and older that have
September. passed Snowplow Sam Level 4
• For any program/event taking place or Basic 2)
after October 1, registration will Designed for skaters who plan to play hockey or are currently
open using our new system on playing hockey. Skaters will work on stronger forward and back-
Monday, September 20. ward skating, stops, crossovers, edge work, etc. All elements will be
To register online, you will need to taught without a stick or puck.
create a new account.
If you have any questions about
when and how to register, do not
hesitate to contact us at 651-322-
6000. Thank you for your patience
with us during this transition!
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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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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
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OLDER ADULT TRIPS
REGISTRATION:
Online registration is not available for these trips. Please register via mail or in person.
Marsh. While there, we will visit the packing facility
and have a chance to purchase fresh cranberries.
Our next stop will be the Wisconsin Cranberry
Discovery Center for a tour of the museum. There
are elevators to the lower level which houses a
4,800-square foot exhibit hall that traces the history
of cranberry production. After the tour, purchase a
snack or treat at the old-fashioned Ice Cream Parlor
or other cranberry products in the gift shop. On our
way home, we will make a quick comfort stop at a
fast-food restaurant (for dinner on your own).
CRANBERRY COUNTRY WHEN: Thursday, October 14
Start the day off with a delicious breakfast at Norske DEPART: 7:45am from the Rosemount
Nook in Osseo consisting of a lefse omelet wrap Community Center (south entrance)
(scrambled egg, sausage, hash browns and cheese RETURN: 6pm (approximately) to the
wrapped inside lefse), coffee and a piece of home- Rosemount Community Center
FEE: $90 per person
made pie. After breakfast we will head to Warrens
REGISTER BY: Thursday, September 9
for the Berry Best Tour at the Wetherby Cranberry
MURDER MYSTERY LUNCHEON WHEN: Tuesday, November 16
This trip will take you to the tiny village of Afton, DEPART: 10:15am from the Rosemount
where we will visit the historic Afton House Inn Community Center (south entrance)
overlooking the St. Croix River Valley. Built in 1867, RETURN: 2:30pm (approximately) to the
the Afton House Inn is enriched in history and Rosemount Community Center
provides the perfect setting for a murder mystery! FEE: $77 per person
Upon arrival, you will receive your part for the play. REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 7
In the process of removing suspicion from yourself,
you question or point to others with motive and or tea and dessert. After the mystery is solved, take
opportunity. During these two hours of laughter a few minutes to look around the historic property
and mystery solving, you will be served a delicious and check out some of the B & B rooms. There will
luncheon. The menu includes: rosemary roasted also be a little time to explore the small shops with-
pork loin with garlic mashed potatoes, a rosemary in a few blocks of the Inn before heading home.
demin glaze, fresh vegetables, rolls & butter, coffee
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CHRISTMASTIDE AT THE IVES
Enjoy a day at the elegant jewel-box Gideon S. Ives
Auditorium located on the 80-acre Minnesota Ma-
sonic Heritage Center campus along the Minnesota
River in Bloomington. Lunch will be buffet style,
and the menu will include: entrée, potatoes or rice,
vegetables, dinner rolls, dessert, and a beverage.
After lunch and during the intermission, visit the
Masonic Museum and Library, which includes six
galleries that showcase the history of Masonry in
Minnesota. We will then move into the state-of-
the-art concert hall opened in 2016 for the perfor-
mance of “Christmastide with the Celtic Sounds of
SimpleGifts with Billy McLaughlin”. As long-time
fans can attest, SimpleGifts makes musical magic
with their Christmastide show. The six-member WHEN: Wednesday, December 15
group combines violin, Celtic whistle and bagpipes, DEPART: 10:30am from the Rosemount
piano, acoustic guitar, and percussion with angelic Community Center (south entrance)
three-part vocals to create a “modern Old-World” RETURN: 4:15pm (approximately) to the
sound that transcends usual holiday shows. There Rosemount Community Center
is nothing ordinary about the arrangements this FEE: $81 per person
REGISTER BY: Thursday, November 11
group delivers in concert, and they have a won-
derful rapport on stage. If you can see only one
Christmas show this year, make it Christmastide!
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PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS Special Events
SPECIAL
EVENT CARFIT
All programs for older adults
are held at the Rosemount NEW!
Steeple Center, 14375 WHEN: Wednesday,
South Robert Trail, unless September 22
otherwise noted. In addi- TIME: 1-4pm
tion to all of the scheduled WHERE: Erickson Park,
activities and programs at 14155 Brazil Ave.
the Steeple Center, we also FEE: FREE!
encourage people to just REGISTRATION Wednesday,
stop in! OPENS: August 11
There is always coffee brew- REGISTER BY: Wednesday,
CarFit is a community educa- September 15
ing in the beautiful lobby
tional program through AAA,
area, and we have a fully
AARP and AOTA (American “fit” their vehicle properly for
stocked game cabinet with
Occupational Therapy Associ- maximum comfort and safety,
card and board games, adult
ation) that offers older adults looking at things such as place-
coloring supplies, a book
the opportunity to check how ment of seat, seat belt, wheel,
exchange and more!
well their personal vehicles “fit” head restraint, mirrors and more.
them. At a CarFit event, a team A CarFit check takes approxi-
of trained technicians and/or mately 20 minutes to complete.
health professionals work with Please select an appointment
each participant to ensure they time while registering.
SPECIAL SPECIAL
EVENT GRANDPA AND ME WORKSHOP EVENT GRANDMA AND ME TEA
Calling all Grandpas, Papas, Pops, or any other fun Calling all Grandmas, Nanas,
name you go by! You are invited to our special Grammies, or any other
Grandpa and Me Workshop event. Make some fun distinguished title you go by!
memories with your grandchild (or other significant You are cordially invited to our
child in your life) with a take home DIY construction special Grandma & Me Tea.
project, games, yummy snacks, and a photo booth. Dress for the occasion! Make
Ages 4-8 with an adult. some fun memories with your
WHEN: Thursday, October 21 grandchild (or other significant
TIME: 10-11:30am child in your life) with crafts, games, and a photo
WHERE: Steeple Center, Assembly Hall booth. We will serve a variety of teas and juices, yum-
FEE: $20/couple, $5/extra person my appetizers, and fun fancy desserts. We will have
REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20 teacups available, but please feel free to bring your
REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 7 own if you would like. Ages 4-8 with an adult.
WHEN: Thursday, October 21
TIME: 2-3:30pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Assembly Hall
FEE: $20/couple, $5/extra person
REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 7
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TAKE IN KNOWLEDGE, TAKE HOME LUNCH SERIES,
SPONSORED BY THE ROSEMOUNT
FORGETFULLNESS, IS IT NORMAL OR WHEN: Wednesday, October 13
A WARNING SIGN? TIME: 10am
Did you know memory loss is not a normal part WHERE: Steeple Center, Assembly Hall
of aging? Our speaker will help us identify what is FEE: FREE!
normal, versus signs and symptoms of dementia. REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
We will also learn about the common causes of REGISTER BY: Wednesday, October 6
dementia and steps that can be taken when you are
concerned about a loved one’s memory loss. Learn and overall memory. Lunch will be provided to take
about ways you can help maintain a healthy brain home with you!
SIMPLE TECHNOLOGIES THAT CAN WHEN: Monday, November 15
CHANGE YOUR LIFE TIME: 10am
Join us for an interactive overview of various WHERE: Steeple Center, Assembly Hall
technologies and space modifications that sup- FEE: FREE!
port active aging in the place you call home. These REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
simple solutions can change your life! Lunch will be REGISTER BY: Monday, November 8
provided to take home with you!
LANDMARK TOURS TRAVEL SHOW WHEN: Tuesday, October 19
Join us for a travel show! The exciting world of TIME: 10am
escorted travel awaits you! Where will you go WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
next? If you can’t attend the show, FEE: FREE!
visit www.GoWithLandmark.com for a REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
complete listing of tours! REGISTER BY: Thursday, October 14
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Steeple Speaker Series
HEARING HEALTH & RESOURCES WHEN: Wednesday, August 18
PRESENTED BY: CAPTION CALL TIME: 1pm
Do you struggle to hear or understand what WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
people are saying to you on the phone? Would it FEE: FREE!
be nice to not only hear, but SEE what people are REGISTER BY: Wednesday, August 11
saying to you on the phone? Well, does Caption-
Call have a solution for you! David Johnson, an
account manager with CaptionCall Phones will be thousands of individuals that struggle to hear on
talking about a revolutionary Caption Phone ser- the phone. He will be talking about how to receive
vice. The Caption Phone service is federally fund- this “No Cost Service”, and about the products
ed and is an absolute “no cost service to those themselves. A demo phone will be available, so
that qualify”. It is a provision of the Americans with you can get a hands-on experience as well.
Disabilities Act and has helped thousands and
IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO SAY YES TO
BIGGER THINGS WHEN: Wednesday, September 29
TIME: 1-2pm
Motivational speaker Lin Bruce is a late blooming
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
cross-country bicyclist, whose first transconti- FEE: FREE!
nental ride was in honor of her 60th birthday in REGISTRATION OPENS: Wednesday, August 11
1999. Using stories of her bicycle adventures as REGISTER BY: Wednesday, September 22
a metaphor for “reaching further” in one’s life, Lin
encourages people of any age to reach beyond
perceived limitations, “stretching for ways to bring expert on overcoming your own perceived limita-
more life to your days”. Lin is a walking testimonial tions. Don’t miss this presentation that may inspire
to the power of staying active later in life and an you to say “YES” to something new.
Rosemount Parks and Recreation will be switching to a new registration system this fall, and it will have an impact on
the registration process for our fall programs.
• For any program/event taking place prior to September 30, registration will open using our existing system on Wednesday, August 11.
If you already have an account, you can continue to use it to register for programs/events taking place in August or September.
• For any program/event taking place after October 1, registration will open using our new system on Monday, September 20.
To register online, you will need to create a new account.
If you have any questions about when and how to register, do not hesitate to contact us at 651-322-6000. Thank you for your
patience with us during this transition!
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SENIOR DRIVER IMPROVEMENT
These classroom-driving courses will provide you
with a certificate that by state law permits a reduc-
tion in your insurance premiums. The certificate is
good for three years!
8-Hour Program:
Drivers over 55 are eligible to receive a 10% dis-
count on their auto insurance upon completion of
this program. This 8-hour program offers a learning
experience for participants by providing instruction
from a certified professional who uses the most up- 4-Hour Refresher Program:
to-date research in the field. Topics covered include This 4-hour refresher is open to anyone who has
but are not limited to: visual scanning techniques, taken an 8-hour course within the last three years.
steering techniques, antilock brake systems, airbag Participants of all 8-hour courses are welcome. This
safety and new vehicle technology. course has demonstrated a reduction in accidents
and traffic violations and is designed to meet the
WHEN: Tuesday and Wednesday needs of the mature driver. Topics reviewed include
September 28-29 but are not limited to: visual scanning techniques,
TIME: 5:30-9:30pm antilock brake systems, airbag safety and new vehi-
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200 cle technology.
FEE: $28 per person
REGISTRATION OPENS: Wednesday, August 11 WHEN: Wednesday, October 6
REGISTER BY: Thursday, September 23 TIME: 9am-1pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
FEE: $24 per person
REGISTRATION OPENS: Monday, September 20
REGISTER BY: Thursday, September 30
YOGA – 50+ WHEN: Tuesdays or Thursdays
Join certified instructors Stacey Popp (Tuesdays) TIME: 1-2pm
and Lori Kampa (Thursdays) for this 50+ Gentle WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
Yoga class. Proper breathing and gentle postures FEE: $25/session (4 classes)
will be taught to enhance physical strength and REGISTRATION OPENS: (Session 9): August 11
mobility. Chairs are available and can be used REGISTRATION OPENS: (Session 10-12): September 20
to adapt poses for your comfort. The class envi- REGISTER BY: 1 WEEK prior to session start
ronment will help promote peaceful, joyful and TUESDAY CLASSES
healthy individuals. Participants are encouraged Session 9: September 7-28
to bring their own mats. Session 10: October 5-26
Session 11: November 2-23
Session 12: December 7-28
THURSDAY CLASSES
Session 9: September 9-30
Session 10: October 7-28
Session 11: November 4-December 2 (skip 11/25)
Session 12: December 9-30
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PROGRAMS FOR OLDER ADULTS
CRAFT CLUB WINE BOTTLE CORK
PUMPKINS FREE MOVIE
The Craft Club is planning
some exciting projects this FRIDAYS
fall! Supplies and tools will Come enjoy a free
be provided, and a facilitator movie presentation
will be present to lead the on the big screen in
project. Please note that Assembly Hall! Closed cap-
pictures are examples only; PAINTED PINECONE tioning will be turned on.
actual projects will vary. FALL FLOWERS Please note that there will
Pre-registration and CHRISTMAS BOOK PAGE be no movies in August or
ORNAMENTS September due to schedul-
payment is required.
SEPTEMBER 21: Wine Bottle Cork Pumpkins ing conflicts.
OCTOBER 19: Painted Pinecone Fall Flowers
WHEN: Fourth Mondays
NOVEMBER 16: Christmas Book Page Ornaments TIME: 1pm
DECEMBER 21: New Year’s Hat Centerpieces WHERE: Steeple Center,
Assembly Hall
WHEN: Third Tuesdays
FEE: FREE!
TIME: 1pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
FEE: $5/session OCTOBER 25: “Nomadland”
REGISTRATION OPENS: (Sept. project): August 11 NOVEMBER 22: “Queen Bees”
REGISTRATION OPENS: (Oct.-Dec. projects):
September 20
REGISTER BY: Friday, September 17
Friday, October 15
Friday, November 12 NEW YEAR’S HAT
Friday, December 17 CENTERPIECES
FLU SHOTS
Cub Pharmacy staff will be on site to administer flu vaccinations.
They will have many vaccines available, including Flu-Quad, and a
High Dose flu vaccine for those
over age 65. These are covered WHEN: Tuesday, October 5
by Medicare Part B and most TIME: 10-11:30am
WHERE: Steeple Center Lobby
insurance plans, so please bring
your cards.
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING WHEN: First Mondays,
Medicare, with all its changes, can be very complicated, but you don’t 1-4pm
have to let it complicate your life! Meet with a Health Insurance Coun- Third Tuesdays,
selor from the Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging who can assist with: 9am-12pm
• Understanding the basics of Medicare and Medical Assistance WHERE: Steeple Center,
• Choosing a Medicare supplement Conference Room
• Choosing a Medicare Part D plan FEE: FREE!
• Processing of Medicare and Medical Assistance claims
• Assisting with health insurance forms Appointments are required.
• Exploring ways to lower prescription drug costs Call the Senior LinkAge Line at
1-800-333-2433 to schedule.
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Social Groups + Clubs
STEEPLE CENTER BOOK CLUB QUILTING GROUP
Calling all book lovers! We are partnering up Do you have an interest in quilting or sewing? If
with the Robert Trail Library to offer a book so, you need to check out the Quilting Group at
club right here at the Steeple Center. There is the Steeple Center! This is a social learning group,
no cost, and no need to register. Just come on and all skill levels are welcome! Participants are
in and join the discussion! asked to bring their own supplies and projects.
TITLES: This provides an environment to work on those
AUGUST 20: Ayesha At Last projects in the company of others with a common
by Uzma Jalaluddin hobby. Help spread the word and bring in your
SEPTEMBER 17: It’s Not All Downhill from Here quilting friends!
by Terry McMillan
WHEN: First and third Wednesdays
OCTOBER 15: The Book of Lost Friends TIME: 1pm
by Lisa Wingate WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
NOVEMBER 19: Conjure Women
by Afia Atakora
DECEMBER 17: Ungrateful Refugee: What
Immigrants Never Tell You
by Dina Nayeri
WHEN: Third Fridays
TIME: 10am
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 200
OPEN PAINTING SESSIONS
Do you enjoy watercolor or acrylic painting? Join
others who share your interest on the first, second
WOODCARVING CLUB and fourth Tuesdays of the month in Room 202
The Woodcarving Club at the Steeple Center is at the Steeple Center! These social gatherings
a social group, without formal instruction. Get are open painting sessions, and participants are
together with others who share your hobby and asked to bring their own supplies. All ability levels
learn from each other! Please bring your own are welcome, and participants are encouraged
tools, supplies, and patterns and some to share if to share their skills in skills in a non-structured
you choose. setting. Come join in on the fun!
WHEN: Mondays and Fridays WHEN: First, second and fourth Tuesdays
TIME: 9am TIME: 10am-3pm
WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202 WHERE: Steeple Center, Room 202
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ROSEMOUNT AREA SENIORS
The Rosemount Area Seniors
conduct their programs at the
Rosemount Steeple Center,
14375 South Robert Trail,
unless another location is
specified.
WEEKLY CARDS
AND GAMES
Join us for cards and
games in Room 100 at the
Rosemount Steeple Center.
Everyone is welcome to play!
BRIDGE: EUCHRE TOURNAMENT WHEN: Friday, October 15
MONDAYS, 9am Players of ALL AGES are welcome! TIME: 7pm
The cost is $1 for prize money. WHERE: Steeple Center,
500 Registration begins at 6:45pm. Room 100
MONDAYS, 1pm Play begins at 7pm. sharp in FEE: $1 for prize money
BID EUCHRE Room 100 at the Steeple Center.
TUESDAYS, 9am
HAND AND FOOT MONTHLY LUNCHEONS
2ND TUESDAYS 1pm 11:30am LUNCHEON
4TH TUESDAYS, 1pm 12:15pm ENTERTAINMENT
BUNCO Join us on the first Tuesday of the month for a membership meet-
1ST WEDNESDAY, 1pm ing, delicious lunch catered by House of Coates, and entertainment!
Monthly luncheons are held in Assembly Hall at the Steeple Center.
CANASTA Pre-registration and payment is required at least one week prior to
WEDNESDAYS, 10am the Luncheon and can be dropped off at the Steeple Center in the
DOMINOES Rosemount Area Seniors drop box. Please refer to the News from the
2ND WEDNESDAY, 1pm Steeple Center monthly newsletter, available online or at the Steeple
3RD TUESDAY, 1pm Center, for specific menu and entertainment listings.
CARD BINGO
4TH WEDNESDAY, 1pm
CRIBBAGE
THURSDAYS, 9am
DOUBLE PINOCHLE
THURSDAYS, 1pm
EUCHRE
FRIDAYS, 9am
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