City of Roseville

Swim all summer for one low price! Summer 2024 Swim Passes include entrance to Recreational Swim, Family Nights, Little Splashers and Lap Swim from May 27-September 2, 2024.

Two new elementary schools are opening in west Roseville this year. We are thrilled to be expanding Adventure Club childcare services at both Rex Fortune and Westbrook Elementary Schools. Our on-campus childcare is designed to make your life easier and your child's experience extraordinary.

Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries recently received news that they are a finalist for the prestigious National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management. Roseville is one of four finalists in the highly competitive population class of 150,001-400,000.

Halloween safety tips

Please join us for a planning workshop at 6:00pm on Thursday, July 7 at Maidu Community Center to share what you would like to see in a new universally accessible playground.

Latest on pool construction and pool hours

Night Time Tour Shows Off Rock Art at the Maidu Museum

You voted, we listened and have a winning design

A Secret Santa recently gave the Parks, Recreation & Libraries Adventure Club thousands of dollars to donate to deserving families in the community.

This holiday season if you are looking for a fun way to spend time with the family, then be sure to visit Mike Shellito Indoor Pool during the expanded recreational swim hours over winter break. The inflatable obstacle course will be in the water each day for recreational swim.

The Downtown Holiday Celebration may be behind us, but there is still time to visit the tree grove in Vernon Street Town Square and to check out the amazing gingerbread houses in the Civic Center rotunda.(or vote online)

Great ready for the most wonderful time of the year as the Downtown Holiday Celebration returns to Vernon Street Town Square on December 1-3.

Adventure Club and Roseville Libraries recently partnered to launch a new 2-part art and science educational program for school-age children, called "Full STEAM Ahead."

PRL is introducing Be Well Roseville, a new initiative designed with the mission to create and promote a healthier city. Be Well Roseville is focused on three major areas of wellness; physical exercise, good nutrition and mind/body renewal.

Officer Ann Marie Howland of the Roseville Police Department has been working to help educate youth, parents and teachers on the dangers of youth vaping since January 2020. We’re sharing the great work she’s doing at the local school districts along with some helpful resources for you and your families.

For the month of July, we’re joining the nation in celebrating National Park and Recreation Month. Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing our favorite stories from our past and present on social media and we want you to join us.

RPAL provides engaging activities from the artistic and creative such as arts, cooking, music and photography; to active athletics; academic and real-world life and leadership skills such as business, technical and career activities; mentorships and social services that build self-esteem and healthy emotions and relationships. Membership includes access to all of this and our popular summer program.

For nearly 100 years, friends and families have beat the heat at the local Johnson Pool in downtown Roseville. Originally constructed in 1921, it served as Roseville’s first public swimming pool

Details on new sports guidance allows for play of all sports for both adults and youth beginning on Tuesday, June 15.

Try our new 'book bundle' service and get a surprise selection of 5 children's books on-demand.

We could all use a little more fun in our lives after all that has happened in 2020 so we invite you to play along with us in Spirit Weeks!

Beginning April 29, a talented group of artists will descend upon Downtown Roseville to create five vibrant murals along Vernon Street as part of Blue Line Arts Roseville Mural Project.