Things to Do in Roseville (2025)

Walk a protected village site with bedrock mortars and petroglyphs, then step inside exhibits centered on the Nisenan Maidu. Operated by the City of Roseville and highlighted by Visit Placer, it’s one of the area’s most meaningful cultural stops.

Family-owned since 1947, Denio’s is weekend Roseville at full volume: peak-season produce, regional snacks, and a swirl of local vendors. Featured by regional outlets and active with community partnerships, it’s a lively window into everyday Placer County life.

This nonprofit gallery anchors downtown’s arts scene with rotating exhibitions and the long-running Crocker-Kingsley show. Recognized by Sacramento News & Review and local critics, it’s where you’ll catch regional artists and active community programs year-round.

Downtown’s European-inspired brewery pairs hand-crafted beers with from-scratch pub fare. Praised by Sactown Magazine and local beer fans, it’s a convivial spot for Belgian styles, barrel picks, and seasonal specials tied to the kitchen.

A nationally noticed taqueria where heirloom corn is nixtamalized in-house and bold fillings star. Recognized by the Michelin Guide and regularly cited by Eater and the Sacramento Bee, it’s a destination for serious tacos and agave spirits.

A family-run trove with 40,000 square feet and hundreds of independent dealers. Endorsed by Visit Placer and beloved by design hunters, it’s the place to browse eras, styles, and stories — indoors and on the Garden Terrace.

Independent, family-run music store and community space offering lessons, repairs, and jams — from youth ukulele orchestra to bluegrass nights. Noted by NAMM as a Top 100 Dealer, it nurtures the city’s grassroots music culture.

A neighborhood café with house-baked pastries and a steady slate of creatives — open mics and music nights included. Mentioned by Visit Placer and local guides, it’s a reliable morning stop and an easy-going evening hangout.

Local performers fill a landmark venue with musicals, camps, and community productions. With an active 2025 calendar and recognition in regional “best of” lists, it’s a feel-good way to experience Roseville’s performing arts scene.

An independently owned wine lounge with a full kitchen and frequent live music. Open late several nights, it’s praised by diners and listings as a go-to for performances, cocktails, and relaxed evenings on the patio.

A serious beer bar and bottle shop known for curated tap lists, rare releases, and friendly guidance. Cited by beer-focused outlets and local publications, it’s a smart stop for California and Belgian styles alike.