Roll-A-Dome

There is No Public Skate this Friday, June 5th 2026 and No public skate next Friday, June 12th, 2026.

We will be back for Public Skate Friday, June 19th, 2026 - 7-9pm!

See you all in a couple weeks!!

There is Public Skate tonight May 29th 7-9pm!! Both sides open!!

There is no Public Skate this Friday May 8th, 2026!

The next public skate will be Friday May 22nd, 2026 - 7-9pm

See you all in a couple weeks!

There is Public Skate this Friday, May 1st 2026
7-9pm!!!!

Both sides will be open!!! Rollerskating/Rollerblading on side 1

And

Scooters/Hoverboards/Rollerskating/Rollerblading on side 2

See you all out!

The next public skate will be Friday, May 1st 2026 - 7-9pm at the Rolladome!

This week and next week there are two events which will be setting up on Friday. Sorry, we will see you all in a couple weeks!

The next Public Skate will be Friday April 10th, 2026 - 7-9pm!!!!

Sorry, this weekend there is a private event.

See you all April 10th for the next skate!

There will be public skate this Friday night March 27th, 2026 - 7-9pm!!! Side 1 & 2 open as usual!!! See you all out!!

Spring Break!!!

Public Skate this Friday March 20th, 2026
7-9pm

And

Family Skate Saturday March 21st, 2026
12-2pm

Both sides open both days!!!

See you all out!!!

We have Public Skate this Friday, March 13th, 2026 - 7-9pm!

Both sides 1 & 2 will be open!!

See you all there!!!!

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The 90s did not give af 😂😭 In the late ’80s, ’90s, and early ’00s, TV commercials aimed at kids and families were often far more direct—and sometimes surprisingly edgy—when delivering messages. Anti-drug ads and local promotions didn’t shy away from showing the reality of peer pressure, using blunt dialogue or exaggerated scenarios to make the lesson stick. Roller rinks, arcades, and youth hangouts frequently leaned into this style, framing themselves as the fun, safe alternative to trouble. This era of advertising reflected a time when networks and local stations allowed more creative freedom in messaging, especially for public service–style themes tied to youth culture. Campaigns connected to programs like Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) and similar initiatives normalized the idea of confronting drugs head-on in media kids were already watching. The result was a wave of memorable commercials that mixed humor, awkward acting, and surprisingly blunt dialogue—while ultimately pushing a simple message: stay out of trouble and go have fun instead.

There will be No public skate this Friday March 6th, 2026.

The next public skate will be Friday March 13th, 2026 - 7-9pm!