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Sunday, June 21 - Pre-Rosefest EventFriday, June 26 - Resident Appreciation Wednesday, June 24 Westside Band, 6:30pm Nine and Dine on a Dime, 3:30-6:15pm Geocaching, 6:30-8pm Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre Roseville Cedarholm Golf Course Central Park-Lexington, Jaycee Shelter Check out this jumpin’ party and crazy eye- Nine holes, contests and a hotdog combo for $10! In a hollow log? Under the ferns by the popping dance show with a fresh sound because Food served 3–6pm. Reservations begin June 21. lake? Where is it? Take part in the world-wide “There aint no party like the Westside party cuz treasure hunt known as geocaching. Staff from REI Skateboard Competition, 5pm the Westside party don’t stop”! will explain what a cache is, how it’s hidden and what Guidant John Rose MN OVAL to do once you ﬁ nd one. GPS not required. Individuals Registration begins at 4pm. Open to all ability or families welcome. 12 and under must be levels, skateboarders only. $10. accompanied by an adult. $5 ... Summer Delights Free Skating Admission, 6:45-8:15pm Monday, June 22 Air It Out at Acorn - Disc Golf Tournament, 6pm Roseville Skating Center 19th Annual Rosefest Parade Acorn Park Free Arena ice skating and OVAL inline skating! Family-friendly tournament for all ages and levels The Rose Parade has a long tradition of fantastic of players. Enjoy 18 holes of disc golf for $5, marching bands, playful entertainment and Roll in Movie at the Oval, Dusk including prizes furnished by Fairway Flyerz. bountiful treats. Bring a chair or blanket and ﬁ nd a Guidant John Rose MN OVAL Pre-registration encouraged and is available at the seat along the parade route that begins at Roseville Come early for a good seat and enjoy free family- Parks and Recreation ofﬁ ce, Fairway Flyerz Disc Area High School, travels along Lexington friendly activities sponsored by M&I Bank. Bring Golf Outﬁ tters and at Cityofroseville.com/parks. Avenue and ends at the Roseville Skating Center. your inline skates and a chair or blanket. Tuesday, June 23 Concessions available. Featuring Hotel for Dogs! Thursday, June 25 Rain make-up date is July 2. Famous Daves BBQ & Blues, 6pm Taste of Rosefest, 5-9pm Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre Central Park Muriel Sahlin Arboretum Saturday, June 27 Fans are treated to this seventh annual, free An upscale casual event with wine and food Run/Roll for the Roses, 7:55am Finisher roses from: outdoor event with an outstanding line up of Blues sampling from area restaurants plus a silent Family Fun Run, 9:15am acts for the seventh year! Mouth-watering auction and entertainment. Tickets Scenic routes through Roseville barbeque and beverages sold by Famous Dave’s. available from Rotary members parks and neighborhoods! Register T-shirts Sponsored by: 6pm Moses Oakland (must be 21). Rosevillerotary.org at Parks and Recreation or online at 7:30pmBig Walter Smith and RunningRoom.com the Groove Merchants Run prizes from: or Active.com. 6th Annual Medallion Hunt, Kickoff at BBQ & Blues Great American Back Yard Campout®, 5pm-9am This year’s Medallion hunt goes old school! Leave Harriet Alexander Nature Center your GPS at home and ﬁ nd the Golden Rose The National Wildlife Federation encourages Medallion by following the clues alone. Win a individuals, youth, friends and families to camp treasure full of prize certiﬁ cates that will treat out! This overnight experience is for ages 1-100, you to many of the services Roseville has to offer. $10 per tent site. Prize doubles with a registered Rose Parade Button. Community Wellness Fair, 6-8pm Harriet Alexander Nature Center Central Park-Lexington A fun, FREE evening of games, stories, songs and www.CityofRoseville.com/Parks Visit area health and wellness professionals to S’mores by the campﬁ re ring. Children must be 651-792-7411 learn how to become ﬁ t and improve your health. accompanied by an adult.