The City of Roseville runs one of the deepest adaptive recreation calendars in the region, most of it at the Maidu Community Center on Maidu Drive. Adaptive programs are designed for kids with disabilities, and the city welcomes friends and siblings to enroll too. Private swim schools and Roseville PONY add more. Here is every adaptive listing in Roseville.
City of Roseville adaptive programs
- Adaptive Drop-In Program: a weekly drop-in for ages 6 to 17, Wednesdays from 3:30 to 5:30 pm at the Maidu Community Center. $10 for residents, $25 for non-residents.
- Adaptive Youth Sports Hangout (Soccer): soccer for neurodivergent kids 6 to 17, Sundays from 3:00 to 4:00 pm at the Maidu Sports Courts. $15 for residents, $20 for non-residents.
- Sensory Friendly Dance: a calm dance class for ages 2 to 8, Tuesdays from 3:45 to 4:15 pm at the Maidu Community Center. $65 for residents, $70 for non-residents.
- Penguin Adaptive Swim Lessons: one-on-one swim lessons for kids 3 and up with special needs at the Mike Shellito Indoor Pool. $133 for residents, $156 for non-residents.
The city also runs adaptive holiday events at the Maidu Community Center, including a sensory-friendly visit with Santa and a silent-disco Jingle Ball; see the Roseville events page for dates.
Adaptive swim schools
- S.N.A.P. Adaptive Swim Lessons at Aqua-Tots on Douglas Boulevard.
- Special Needs Swim Lessons at Steve Wallen Swim School on Industrial Avenue.
Ask each school for times and pricing.
Adaptive baseball
- Champions League (Adaptive Baseball): Roseville PONY's free league for players 5 to 23 with disabilities.