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1. How do I find information about performances being held at the Burnsville Ames Center?

For performance information visit the Ames Center website at www.ames-center.com. Ames Center website

2. Are there any community events held in Burnsville?

Yes! There is a variety of community events and activities held throughout the year. Events include "I Love Burnsville Week!," the International Festival of Burnsville, the Burnsville Fire Muster, the Winter Lighting Ceremony and more. For community event details...

3. What is Night to Unite and how do I get involved?

Night to Unite is held on the first Tuesday of August and the goal of the night is to strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships.

Note: A party must be registered with the city for an opportunity for visits from police, fire and local leaders. For more information...

4. What do volunteers do?

There are lots of ways to volunteer! You can help out in the Police Department; work with kids at the golf course, volunteer in the parks or at City Hall. Click on the various opportunities listed in this website or call us if you don’t see what you are interested in, we can help to match your talents to a position.

5. How can I volunteer with Police and Fire?

Join the Mobile Volunteer Network (MVN), a group of community members who assist the Police and Fire Departments. MVN members assist during special events or emergency situations and are trained in crowd control, first aid, traffic control and search and rescue. For more information...

6. What type of programs are available for adults 62+?

There are many programs and activities available for older adults. Recreational activities include, pickleball, nature walks and special fitness events. There are also many types of educational seminars available with topics on de-cluttering, recycling and aging in place.

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7. Who do I contact about senior resources in the area?

Please contact Amber Jacobson at amber.jacobson@burnsvillemn.gov or 952-895-4575 with questions about senior resources.

The Burnsville Senior Center is operated by School District 191 Community Education. The Center invites older adults to become members and take part in activities such as senior workshops, health and wellness seminars, defensive driving, coffee talks and more.

The Elder Resource Association has contact information for many organizations in the area and can assist you in connecting with additional resources.