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Something New Is Taking Shape at Westfield Galleria at Roseville

Westfield Galleria at Roseville already has plenty to love, but a major addition coming in 2027 will give Roseville shoppers even more to look forward to.

Construction is underway on The Trails at Westfield Galleria at Roseville, a new open-air destination emerging on the mall’s west side. The first renderings show landscaped pathways, shaded gathering areas, outdoor dining patios and inviting green spaces designed to make the area feel like a place to stay awhile, not simply pass through.

Scheduled to open in summer 2027, The Trails will bring together new places to shop, dine and spend time outdoors, all just minutes from Amoruso Ranch.

What’s Coming to The Trails?

Six new businesses have already been announced for The Trails, including two making their first appearance in the Sacramento region:

More Than a Shopping Trip

What stands out in the plans for The Trails is the focus on creating a place to spend time. As seen in the video linked above, today’s construction site will quickly become a completely reimagined outdoor setting filled with greenery, walkways, restaurant patios and places to sit, meet up or simply enjoy the afternoon.

That adds another dimension to an area that is already one of Roseville’s favorite destinations for shopping and dining. And there is no need to wait until 2027 to visit! Westfield Galleria at Roseville and its existing promenade businesses will remain open throughout construction to support all your shopping needs.

Close to Home at Amoruso Ranch

For those who currently call Amoruso Ranch home, exciting additions like The Trails remind you how much there is to enjoy close by. A morning of shopping, dinner on a patio or an afternoon spent catching up with friends will soon come with even more choices just minutes from home.

See what is coming to The Trails and stay tuned as this new Roseville destination continues to take shape.

September in Roseville: Fall Fun, Festivals and Family Time

Summer may be winding down, but there’s still plenty happening in sunny Roseville! September brings the full return of school-day routines, a long Labor Day weekend and the first hints of fall, making it a great time to get out and enjoy the community. From hands-on creativity and cultural celebrations to outdoor music, tasty food truck finds and a festival that welcomes the new season, here’s what you can look forward to around Roseville this month:

Roseville Greek Food Festival

Saturday, September 5 | 11am – 10pm
Sunday, September 6 | 12pm – 8pm
Saint Anna Greek Orthodox Church

Add a little international flavor to Labor Day weekend at the annual Roseville Greek Food Festival. For more than 30 years, this local tradition has brought the community together for authentic Greek food and pastries, live music, dancing, shopping and plenty of warm Greek hospitality. Kids 12 and under are free.

Music in the Park @ Royer Park

Sunday, September 6 | 6pm – 8pm
Royer Park

Start wrapping up the long Labor Day weekend with live music beneath the evening sky. A Roseville tradition for more than 30 years, Music in the Park offers a relaxed, family-friendly way to gather with friends and neighbors. September’s free performance featuring Billy Nation offers a great opportunity to spread out a blanket, settle in and savor one of the last summer evenings outdoors.

Food Truck Mania

Thursday, September 10 | 5pm – 11pm
Vernon St. Town Square

With everyone settling back into busy fall schedules, why not give the kitchen the night off? Food Truck Mania returns to Downtown Roseville with a variety of gourmet food trucks, live music and a kids zone. Bring the family, let everyone choose something different and enjoy an easygoing evening together in the heart of the community.

Splash!

Saturday, September 12 | 6:30pm – 10pm
Roseville Aquatics Complex

Jointly presented by the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Roseville, SPLASH! consists of the area’s best wineries, breweries, restaurants and bands for a night of unlimited eating, drinking and dancing. The 30th annual event is for individuals 21 and older and regularly brings together approximately 1,200 residents, business leaders and local businesses from the Roseville area. Tickets can be purchased on the event website (although it is often sold out), with a portion of the proceeds benefiting Roseville Parks, Recreation & Libraries’ underserved communities.

Fall Family Fest

Saturday, September 19 | 2pm – 5pm
Vernon St. Town Square & Royer Park

Say hello to the new season at Roseville’s Fall Family Fest! This free community celebration is packed with autumn fun, including hands-on kids activities, a Big Trucks Exploration Zone, live stage performances, lawn games, crafts, food trucks and more than 40 community booths. It’s the perfect excuse to gather the family, welcome the changing season and make a few new fall memories close to home.

Concerts on the Square

Saturday, September 19 | 6:30pm – 10pm
Vernon St. Town Square

Keep that disco ball spinning as warm days descend into cooler nights! Be your true Dancing Queen or King as Summer Night City delivers the incomparable sounds of ABBA to this free Concert on the Square. Gates open at 6:30pm, and the show starts at 8pm, so arrive early with your folding chairs and blankets to enjoy the grub sold by local Food Trucks. Cabanas are available for rent through the City of Roseville’s website. Adults can also stop by the beer garden while enjoying the season’s last summer Concert on the Square.

August in Roseville: Sunshine, Sounds and Family Fun

Summer is still in full swing in Roseville! Make the most of August with outdoor concerts, fascinating local history, delicious food truck finds and memorable outings for all ages. Whether your family loves music, exploring, dancing or trying something new, there are plenty of ways to soak up the sunshine and enjoy the season together. Here’s what you can look forward to in and around Roseville:

Placer Wine and Ale Trail

June 1 – August 31 | Timings Vary
Auburn, Granite Bay, Lincoln, Loomis, Newcastle, Rocklin and Roseville

Toast to summer along the Placer Wine and Ale Trail! With the purchase of a $50 Summer Passport, adults can enjoy complimentary tastings at more than 35 participating wineries and breweries throughout Placer County. Gather a few friends, explore new destinations and savor the flavors of the season.

Heritage Trail Museums Tour

Saturday, August 1 | 11am – 4pm
Saturday, August 29 | 10am – 4pm
Placer County, CA

Turn a summer day into a family adventure along Placer County’s Heritage Trail. With free events at multiple museums from Roseville to Tahoe, curious kids and grown-ups alike can discover fascinating stories from the region’s past. For example, on August 1, follow the trail to the Gatekeeper’s Museum to view one of the largest Native American basket collections in the United States. On August 29, visit the Truckee Railroad Museum, where displays, photographs, railroad artifacts and interactive presentations bring Truckee’s railroad history to life.

Music in the Park @ Royer Park

Sunday, August 9 | 6pm
Royer Park

Spend a warm summer evening enjoying music under the open sky. A Roseville tradition for more than 30 years, Music in the Park brings friends, families and neighbors together for a fun, free outdoor performance. This month’s show features headlining band Invisible Son, offering the perfect soundtrack for a relaxing evening in the park.

Food Truck Mania

Thursday, August 13 | 5pm
Vernon St. Town Square

Give the oven the night off and let everyone choose a new favorite at Food Truck Mania. This popular outdoor gathering brings a delicious variety of gourmet food options to Vernon St. Town Square. Bring the family, come hungry and enjoy an easygoing summer evening just a short distance from home.

Concerts on the Square

Saturday, August 15 | 8pm
Vernon St. Town Square

Put on your bell-bottoms, dust off those dancing shoes and get ready for a night of disco-inspired fun! Bee Gees Fever will bring the iconic group’s greatest sounds to the stage during this free Concert on the Square. Gates open at 6:30pm, so arrive early to grab some tasty food truck fare before finding your place on the dance floor. Adults can also stop by the beer garden while enjoying a lively summer night in Downtown Roseville.

Your Guide to Outdoor Adventures in Roseville

From peaceful hiking trails to high-energy community events, this guide highlights the outdoor adventures waiting just beyond Amoruso Ranch.

Hit the Slopes or Head for Snow

Not ready to say goodbye to winter? Plan a day trip to Donner Summit, where snow play, cross-country skiing and alpine views make for an easy seasonal escape. While you’re there, visit Sugar Bowl Resort, the closest major ski resort to Sacramento and the Bay Area. Fresh mountain air included.

Explore Local Trails

Roseville is laced with scenic paths that make it easy to turn a simple walk into a nature break. Head to Antelope Creek Trail for up to three miles of fully paved trails, perfect for casual evening walks just minutes from home. For a longer outing, hike or bike along Miner’s Ravine Trail, an eight-mile stretch of open space that begins in Old Town Roseville, winds through local parks and ends at Sierra College Boulevard. Dry Creek Trail is another family-friendly favorite, with paved paths for walkers and dirt trails for horseback riders. 

Chase Waterfalls in Auburn

Spend the day exploring Hidden Falls Regional Park, tucked into the oak woodlands of the Sierra Nevada foothills. Discover 30-foot waterfalls, sweeping views of the Sacramento Valley and more than 30 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. It’s a choose-your-own-adventure kind of day.

Plan an Outdoor Play Day

For lakeside fun, head to Folsom Lake State Recreation Area. Spend the day hiking, fishing, picnicking or out on the water kayaking, boating or waterskiing. Group picnic sites are available by reservation, making it an easy spot for gatherings with friends and neighbors. Closer to home, Maidu Regional Park offers playgrounds, picnic areas, sports fields, a skate park and much more.

Mark Your Calendar: Can’t-Miss Events

Shamrock’n Half Marathon

March 14 – 15  
Sutter Health Park

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the annual Shamrock’n Half Marathon, featuring a Half Marathon, 10K, 5K and Kids’ Leprechaun Dash! Expect festive green outfits, live music along the course and a lively finish-line celebration with food and drinks.

BikeFest

May 2 | 9am – 12pm  
Vernon Street Town Square

Roseville’s 33rd annual BikeFest is a family favorite. Bring your bike and helmet for obstacle courses, e-bike safety demonstrations, helmet fittings and free bike checks from local shops. Participants can enjoy prizes while supplies last and a chance to win a new bicycle!

Beer City Half

May 9 | 8:30am  
Old Sacramento

The Beer City Half takes runners across Tower Bridge and along the American River Bike Path, with Half Marathon, 10K and 5K options. Prefer a stroll? The Beer Stroll offers a one-mile walk through Old Sacramento. Post-race refreshments spotlight some of the region’s best brewers.

Blaster Blitz

June 6  
Mahany All Weather Field 

Gear up for the ultimate foam dart showdown at Blaster Blitz! Designed for families to compete together, this high-energy event features music, challenges, vendors and plenty of friendly competition. Space is limited, with tickets available starting March 24!

Living Close to Nature at Amoruso Ranch

There’s something about living near open space that changes how you experience home. Not the density of neighboring houses pressed close together, not the feeling of being boxed in—just natural landscapes and room to stretch out. At Amoruso Ranch, this isn’t an occasional weekend escape. It’s the foundation of everyday life.

The Creek: Your Natural Neighbor

Nestled alongside Amoruso Ranch is a picturesque creek that winds through preserved open space, creating a natural buffer between you and the everyday chaos of modern life. This isn’t just a nice view—it’s an invitation to slow down and reconnect with the natural world right outside your door.

Open Space That Opens Up Possibilities

The preserved open space around Amoruso Ranch does something special: it gives you room to grow without feeling hemmed in. These aren’t just patches of green scattered between developments—they’re connected trails and natural areas that create genuine breathing room in your daily life.

Want to start trail running? The paths are ready. Looking for a place where kids can ride bikes safely? You’ve got options. Need somewhere to clear your head after a stressful day? The trails are waiting. This is the kind of access that transforms “I should get outside more” into “I’m already outside.”

This is life with room to breathe—and it’s waiting for you at Amoruso Ranch.

Ready to experience the natural side of Roseville living? Explore available homes at Amoruso Ranch and discover what it means to have nature as your neighbor.

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