Rosemount Community Center: Hours, Activities, Ice Skating & Rentals
The Rosemount Community Center is a recreation, community-events and rental facility at 13885 South Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068. It is a shared-use complex developed through a collaboration between the City of Rosemount and the Minnesota National Guard.
Visitors come for community programs, ice skating, hockey games, public events, business meetings, wedding receptions, celebrations and other approved activities.
Facility details and 2026 fees reviewed October 19, 2026. Events, recreation programs and ice sessions use their own schedules.
Rosemount Community Center Opening Hours
| Day | General Facility Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 8:00 AM–4:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM–4:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM–4:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM–4:30 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM–4:30 PM |
| Saturday | Dependent on scheduled activities and events |
| Sunday | Dependent on scheduled activities and events |
The City’s published facility rental fee card lists the administrative and general facility schedule as Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4:30 PM. Evening and weekend use is tied to scheduled programs, approved rentals or special events.
Confirm the specific schedule before attending an evening event, skating session or class. A building event may be underway when routine administrative services are closed.
Official Parks & Recreation FAQsWhat’s Inside Rosemount Community Center?
An 80-by-60-foot event space with wood dance floor, built-in stage, catering kitchen and private patio. Seated capacity: up to 300 guests.
Theater-style seating for up to 350 people, a curtained stage and available built-in projection equipment.
Approximately 9,200 square feet, with a divider curtain and capacity for up to 500 people. Used for sports and special events.
Four rooms of approximately 552 square feet each. Each seats 24 in classroom style; three can be combined for up to 72 participants.
An NHL-size ice rink with spectator seating, public skating, lessons, hockey and rentable ice time.
Organized city programs, workshops, exhibitions, local celebrations and recreation activities.
The facility opened in the early 1990s and serves both public community needs and National Guard training operations. Because of this shared-use model, availability varies by room, reservation and event.
Room Rental Capacity & Best Uses
| Space | Maximum Published Capacity | Suitable Events |
|---|---|---|
| Banquet Hall | 300 | Wedding receptions, anniversaries, celebrations and banquets |
| Auditorium | 350 | Presentations, ceremonies, performances and conferences |
| Gymnasium | 500 | Sports, exhibitions, trade shows and large gatherings |
| Individual Meeting Room | 24 | Training, small meetings, workshops and civic groups |
| Combined Meeting Rooms | Up to 72 | Multi-group training and larger classroom-style meetings |
Banquet Hall Features
- Large permanent wood dance floor.
- Built-in stage for speeches and entertainment.
- Large catering kitchen.
- Private patio area.
- Round and rectangular banquet tables.
- Flexible setup according to approved reservation instructions.
Auditorium Features
The auditorium has theater seating and a curtained stage area measuring approximately 864 square feet. A mounted LCD projector and screen are available. The City notes that separate backstage dressing rooms and storage space are not attached to the auditorium.
Gymnasium & Meeting Rooms
The gymnasium can be divided by curtain for certain activities. Tables and chairs may be available on request. The smaller meeting rooms feature classroom-style seating and whiteboards.
Rosemount Community Center 2026 Rental Fees
The City of Rosemount uses three fee classes for rentals:
- Class 1: City-sponsored activities.
- Class 2: Rosemount residents, resident civic and nonprofit organizations, local schools and resident businesses.
- Class 3: Nonresidents, nonresident organizations and businesses, and other qualifying outside groups.
Banquet Hall Rental Rates
| Rental Day | Class 2 | Class 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday–Thursday | $475 | $525 |
| Friday | $775 | $975 |
| Saturday | $1,000 | $1,200 |
Other Room Rental Rates
| Space | Class 2 | Class 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Auditorium only, hourly | $53 | $68 |
| Gymnasium, hourly plus applicable tax | $37 | $58 |
| Standard classroom, 3 hours | $27 | $33 |
| Classroom 221, 3 hours | $42 | $48 |
Combined auditorium, banquet hall and adjoining lobby packages are priced separately by day and fee class. Contact the rental coordinator for the confirmed package rate and included spaces.
Deposits & Payment Terms
| Charge or Requirement | Published Policy |
|---|---|
| Banquet Hall damage deposit | $500 |
| Auditorium/Gym damage deposit | Up to $500, depending on event and group size |
| Major room rental deposit | 50% of rental fee, nonrefundable |
| Initial rental deposit deadline | Within two weeks after permit issue |
| Remaining room rental balance | Due two weeks before the event |
| Damage deposit refund | Generally within 21 days after the event, subject to no damage |
For classroom bookings, both the signed permit and rental payment are required before the reservation is confirmed. Certain qualifying resident civic or nonprofit organizations may receive one free classroom meeting per month, subject to availability and a reservation fee.
How to Rent Rosemount Community Center for an Event
Use the banquet hall for catered celebrations, auditorium for theater-style gatherings, gym for sporting events, or meeting rooms for smaller functions.
Choose preferred and alternate dates, guest count, activity type, setup requirements and anticipated event hours.
Call 651-322-6002 or email mark.vanyo@rosemountmn.gov. You can also submit the online inquiry linked from the City website.
Inspect the room, guest entrance, tables, stage, audiovisual arrangements and kitchen setup if needed.
Confirm Class 2 or Class 3 eligibility, room rate, refundable damage deposit, holiday charges, staffing, taxes and equipment.
Review and sign the City’s permit and rental agreement, including event-specific conditions.
Pay the required deposit within the stated deadline and the remaining room rental charges before the event.
Discuss catering, loading, decorations, parking, insurance, cleanup and cancellation rules before committing to outside vendors.
Catering & Alcohol Rules
Banquet and special-event policies address food preparation, catering, cleanup and approved alcohol-service arrangements. The City maintains an authorized liquor providers document.
For the complete policies, read the City’s Banquet Hall Guidelines and the rental documents on its Community Center webpage.
Rosemount Ice Arena: Open Skate, Lessons & Ice Rentals
The Rosemount Ice Arena is on the same campus at 13885 South Robert Trail. It has an NHL-size rink measuring 200 by 85 feet and approximately 900 spectator spaces.
It is home to Rosemount High School hockey, the Rosemount Area Hockey Association and figure skating activities. Arena hours depend on the posted ice calendar rather than the community center’s normal administrative hours.
Public Skating & Lesson Prices
| Activity | 2026 Published Price |
|---|---|
| Sunday Open Skate | $6/person |
| School Vacation Open Skate | $6/person |
| Tuesday/Thursday Daytime Skate, when school is in session | $2/person |
| Learn to Skate | $78/session |
| Open Freestyle Figure Skating | $10/person |
| Hockey, ages 6 and younger, selected sessions | $2/person |
| Skate Sharpening | $6 |
| Open Skate/Sharpening Punch Pass | $25 |
Learn to Skate
The City’s Learn to Skate program provides basic skating instruction at different skill levels. Classes are scheduled by session; the $78 fee is not the price of a single drop-in lesson.
Ice Time Rental Prices
| 2026 Ice Rental Type | Price Before Tax |
|---|---|
| Prime ice time | $255/hour |
| Non-prime or summer ice | $175/hour |
All ice rentals require advance payment and are nonrefundable under the current arena webpage’s terms. Request ice availability through jon.balvance@rosemountmn.gov or 651-322-6006.
How to Plan an Ice Arena Visit
- Check the official arena calendar for an open skating session or event.
- Verify whether it is public skate, hockey, freestyle or a registered lesson.
- Bring your own skates and any recommended safety equipment.
- Review the session’s admission charge and registration requirements.
- Arrive with time for changing and check-in.
- Follow posted rink rules and staff directions.
Rosemount Recreation Programs for Kids, Adults & Seniors
Rosemount Parks and Recreation offers programs across the city, with some activities taking place at the Community Center and others in parks, schools and additional facilities.
Seasonal introductory sports, camps, safety activities and age-appropriate recreation.
Learn to Skate, public skating, figure skating and organized youth hockey through the arena and local associations.
Adult sports, outings, organized recreation and occasional special-interest programs.
Community outings, learning, exercise and other senior-oriented activities, often coordinated at the separate Steeple Center.
Seasonal offerings such as safety camp, skateboard camp, bike camp and themed activities.
Rosemount Expo, seasonal gatherings, organized public events and other city activities.
How to Register
- Visit the official Rosemount Programs & Activities webpage.
- Open the latest seasonal activities brochure or online registration system.
- Choose the correct program, age group, date and location.
- Review resident and nonresident eligibility and fees.
- Complete registration online or submit the required form and payment through Parks and Recreation.
- Keep the registration confirmation and program instructions.
Youth Sports Organization Distinction
The City offers some introductory sports programs for children, while older youth sports leagues are often administered separately by organizations such as the Rosemount Area Athletic Association or Rosemount Area Hockey Association. Registration and fees are not necessarily handled by the City’s community center staff.
Events & Things to Do at Rosemount Community Center
Throughout the year, the complex hosts organized recreation activities and public events. The City has used it as a venue for Rosemount Expo, youth safety programs, community races and other gatherings.
Rosemount Expo
The 2026 Rosemount Expo took place at the community center on April 18. The event featured local businesses, workshops, entertainment, food vendors and activities for families. That date has already passed; check the City’s event calendar for the next edition.
Summer Community Activities
Some summer programs use the facility as a meeting point or event location. For example, the City’s Run for the Gold event uses the community center campus. The Rosemount farmers market has also been listed at the community center during the June–September season.
Rosemount Community Center Location & Map
Rosemount Community Center and Ice Arena
13885 South Robert Trail
Rosemount, Minnesota 55068
Phone: 651-322-6000
Parking & Event Entrance
The Community Center has parking areas serving its event and recreational facilities. For large events and arena activities, follow temporary directional signs or instructions from the organizer.
Some City events direct visitors to the south parking lot and Door #2. That instruction is event-specific and should not be assumed to apply to every program or rental.
Getting There
The center is on South Robert Trail (Highway 3) in Rosemount. If traveling from Apple Valley, Eagan, Lakeville, Farmington or elsewhere in Dakota County, use current navigation to select the best route.
For visitors using public transportation, check current regional transit routes rather than assuming a specific bus stop is within walking distance of the center.
Which Phone Number Should You Use?
| Reason for Calling | Contact |
|---|---|
| General Parks & Recreation | 651-322-6000 |
| Community Center Room Rentals | 651-322-6002 |
| Rental Coordinator | mark.vanyo@rosemountmn.gov |
| Ice Arena / Ice Rentals | 651-322-6006 |
| Arena Manager | jon.balvance@rosemountmn.gov |
| Program Registration | 651-322-6000; City Hall lower level |
First-Visit Checklist
| Your Visit | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| General building visit | Weekday administrative hours and reason for access |
| Public ice skating | Session calendar, skate requirements and entry fee |
| Learn to Skate | Registration, skill level and program dates |
| Hockey game | Game schedule, spectator entrance and admission requirements |
| Wedding reception | Banquet hall date, 300-person limit, catering rules and deposit |
| Company meeting | Meeting room or auditorium availability and AV setup |
| Gym event | Permitted event type, custodian fees and approved layout |
| Recreation registration | Official online system or City Hall office location |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Rosemount Community Center located?
Rosemount Community Center is located at 13885 South Robert Trail, Rosemount, Minnesota 55068. The general Parks and Recreation phone number is 651-322-6000.
2. What are Rosemount Community Center’s hours?
The City’s published regular facility hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM–4:30 PM. Evening and weekend access depends on scheduled events, skating sessions, recreation programs and rentals.
3. What facilities are available at Rosemount Community Center?
The complex offers a 300-person banquet hall, 350-seat auditorium, gymnasium for up to 500, meeting rooms and an ice arena. Availability depends on scheduling and approved use.
4. How much does the Rosemount banquet hall cost to rent?
The 2026 Class 2 banquet hall rate is $475 Sunday–Thursday, $775 Friday and $1,000 Saturday. Class 3 rates are $525, $975 and $1,200 respectively. Damage deposits and other charges may apply.
5. Can I rent a meeting room at Rosemount Community Center?
Yes. Four meeting rooms are available. Standard Class 2 rates start at $27 for three hours per classroom, and Class 3 rates start at $33. Contact the rental coordinator at 651-322-6002.
6. How much is open skating at Rosemount Ice Arena?
Regular Sunday and school-vacation open skating costs $6 per person. Selected Tuesday and Thursday daytime skating costs $2 when school is in session. Check the arena calendar before visiting.
7. Does Rosemount Ice Arena offer skate rentals?
No. The official arena page states that skate rentals are not available. Bring your own skates. Skate sharpening is available for a published $6 fee.
8. Does Rosemount offer skating lessons?
Yes. Rosemount Ice Arena offers Learn to Skate programs for different skill levels, with a published rate of $78 per session. Program dates and enrollment are managed through the City’s recreation system.
9. How do I reserve Rosemount Community Center for an event?
Contact the rental coordinator at 651-322-6002 or mark.vanyo@rosemountmn.gov, discuss available space and dates, and complete the City’s permit and rental agreement with the required payments.
10. Is the Rosemount Parks and Recreation office inside the Community Center?
No. The main Parks and Recreation administrative office has moved to the lower level of Rosemount City Hall, 2875 145th Street West. The Community Center and Ice Arena remain at 13885 South Robert Trail.
Official Rosemount Community Center Resources
Independent visitor guide, not an official City of Rosemount publication. Information reviewed October 19, 2026. Schedules, programs, rental approvals and costs are subject to change.