Rock Out in the Roseville and Rocklin Communities
Apr 25, 2017 04:32PM ● By Style
Rocklin Parks and Recreation
Don’t miss these free, family-friendly events that promise fresh air fun for all.
This annual festival—brought to you by the Kiwanis Club on May 4-7 at Johnson-Springview Park—features a midway, complete with carnival rides and games, as well as other fun activities for the whole family. rocklincommunityfestival.org
Get your kids’ feet moving with any of the dance classes scheduled to start this month. From ballet and tap to jazz, this is the perfect way to get the wiggles out of the little ones. rocklin.ca.us/parks-and-recreation
Rocklin Unified School District presents a showcase of local budding musicians—featuring students from Rocklin High School, Whitney High School, Lincoln High School, Springview Middle School, and Sierra College—playing some of the world’s most popular jazz pieces at Quarry Park on May 17. rocklinhighmusicbooters.org/rocklinjazzfestival
Mark your calendars for one of the biggest free events at Quarry Park when Take Note Troupe presents Taming of the Shrew on June 8-10. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early with blankets or low-profile lawn chairs and claim a spot to enjoy this ever-growing, popular event. takenotetroupe.org
by Dana Papastathis // Photo by Dante Fontana © Style Media Group
Stay up to date on these activities and others by following the City of Rocklin on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat @rocklinparksrec or join their mailing list by texting ROCKLIN to 42828. For more details about these events and others, visit rocklin.com/events.
Roseville Parks and Recreation
Enjoy free live music and the warm summer air every third Saturday (through September) in Vernon Street Town Square during Concerts on the Square.
Thunder Cover kicks off the series on May 20 with their energetic set of cover songs that span from the '50s to today. No matter what your taste in genre, Thunder Cover has something in store for you.
On June 17, all you need is Mania! for some Beatles-style fun. “Let it be” a great evening with hits from the world’s favorite four-piece band from the UK.
Rock out with the 80z Allstars on July 15 and pay tribute to the music of the ’80s with their high-energy act that’s been seen across the country.
On August 19, Skid Roses hits the stage with party anthems, big hair and tight pants. If you’re looking to dance, look no further.
Country music comes to town when Bubba and the Boys play on September 16. Their influences of Southern rock, new country and classic tributes are sure to entertain.
When you’re ready for grub, local food trucks and a beer garden are standing by. Have a great time with friends and family with free live entertainment in the heart of Roseville.
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
COST: Free
For more information, visit roseville.ca.us/events.