Supplement to the Roseville Review | Week of June 17, 2017 | Lillie Suburban Newspaper, Inc.

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Rosefest 2018: Have a little heart for Roseville
The days are warm and long, and
even seemingly endless winters feel
like distant memories once it’s time
for Rosefest, again.
Roseville’s annual summer festi-
val runs Thursday, June 21 through
Monday, June 25, and reconvenes for
the Wednesday, July 4, Party in the
Park.
“My favorite thing about Rosefest
is how it brings the community
together around various things in
one big event,” said Mayor Dan Roe.
“People can see concerts, events,
go Rollerblading ... there’s just
something for everyone and it’s an
opportunity for everyone to really
come together.”
Council member Jason Etten
echoed the mayor’s sentiments.
“I love Rosefest because it brings
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people out into the community
Get ready once more for the Rose Parade on Monday, June 25.
together,” said Etten. “I love the
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ing events to music performances, to the Roses, and, of course, the Rose light what people enjoy and then try at Central Park Lexington.
parades to connections with nature, Parade, along with a couple new to expand on that,” she said, noting
to fundraisers for our community.” events that are sure to prove to be Rosefest 2018 will include an open
This year’s Rosefest includes fes- fun for all, said Roseville Recreation house at the newly built Cedarholm see Higlights on page 4
tival mainstays, such as the Taste Superintendent Lauren Deal. Golf Course clubhouse/community

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Thursday, June 21 — Monday, June 25 & Wednesday, July 4 OF EvENTS

THURSDAY, JUNE 21 SATURDAY, JUNE 23 SUNDAY, JUNE 24

Taste of Rosefest 5-8 pm Roll for the Roses 7:55 am Rosefest Golf Tournament
Muriel Sahlin Arboretum 10k Inline Race - Starting at the Roseville Skating Center Tee Times 9-11am • Cedarholm Golf Course

Golden Rose Medallion Run for the Roses 8 am Porsche Car Show 10 am - 1 pm
Clue Release 6:50 pm 5k or 10k Race - Starting at the Roseville Skating Center Central Park Dale St. Athletic Fields
Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre
Half-Mile Family Fun Run (approx.) 9:15 am Touch-A-Truck & Kids Garage Sale
Live @ the Rog 7 pm at The OVAL Track
5 pm - 7 pm • Central Park at Lexington Ave.
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Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre Live @ the Rog 6:30 pm
Live @ the Rog 3 pm “Teddy Bear Band”
“Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre
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MONDAY, JUNE 25
9 & Dine 12:30 pm - 6:30 pm Central Park School Gym
Cedarholm Golf Course 28th Annual Rose Parade
Great American Backyard Campout Parade starts at 6:15pm at Roseville Area High
Cedarholm Community Building 5 pm - 9pm – Harriet Alexander Nature Center School and goes up Lexington to the OVAL.
Open House Celebration 6 pm - 8 pm
Cedarholm Golf Course Live @ the Rog 7 pm
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FREE Family Skate 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Central Park Frank Rog Amphitheatre
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Highlights...
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This year’s festival theme is “I
heart Roseville” and residents can
s h ow j u s t h ow m u c h t h ey l ove
their city by picking up one of two
Rosefest button designs, which are
available for free at the Roseville
Parks and Recreation office at City
Hall, 2660 Civic Center Drive, or
at Rosefest events and from Rose
Parade volunteers.
As for Deal’s favorite parts of the
festival, she said, “I always look for-
ward to the Touch-a-Truck and the
Teddy Bear Band.”
Highlights of
Rosefest
2018 include:
Thursday, June 21
• Taste of Rosefest, 5-8 p.m. at the
Muriel Sahlin Arboretum in Central
Park. See the full story on page 8.
• Live at the Rog: Sweet Rhubarb.
The 2018 Golden Rose medallion.
The St. Paul-based trio performs
vocal harmonies with original music
and a wide range of covers. The
show starts at 7 p.m. The Frank Rog
Amphitheatre is located at 2540 N.
Lexington Ave.
• The first clue of the Golden
Rose Medallion Hunt. Just prior to
Sweet Rhubarb’s performance, the
first clue in the annual Golden Rose
Medallion Hunt will be released at
6:50 p.m. at the Frank Rog Amphi-
theatre, which is located at 2540 N.
Lexington Ave. Based on that clue,
search Roseville parks as more clues
Golden Rose Medallion Hunt
The annual tradition that is the Golden Rose Medallion Hunt is back
this year, offering the winner or winners a prize package of gift-
cards and giveaways from local businesses. Keep up on the clues
and search Roseville’s parks for a chance to win. The first Medallion
Hunt clue will be released June 21 at 6:50 p.m. just prior to the Live
@ the Rog! show by the Sweet Rhubarb From there, the hunt contin-
ues until its found. Twitter users can follow
@RVMedallionHunt for updates and clues, otherwise keep an eye
on www.cityofroseville.com/2592/Golden-Rose-Medallion-Hunt for
more information.
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certificates. Clues will be released at
noon daily at www.cityofroseville.
• Cedarholm Community Building
Open House Celebration. Get a first
look at the brand new, $3 million
com and on the @RVMedallionhunt
Twitter page.
community building and clubhouse
at the Cedarholm Golf Course from 6
Friday, June 22
to 8 p.m. Tours will be available. The
golf course is located at 2323 Ham-
line Ave. N.
• 9 & Dine. The name is what you
get — $10 nets you a round of nine • Free Family Skate at the Ros-
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Taste of Rosefest returns June 21
Event raises
funds for
Roseville Rotary
Pamela O’Meara
staff writer
The 11th annual Taste of Rosefest
is set for Thursday, June 21, from 5
to 8 p.m. in Roseville’s Central Park
near the Dale Street entrance at the
Muriel Sahlin Arboretum.
Visit with friends and neighbors,
sample good food and drink from
many local restaurants, listen to
music and enjoy a lovely summer
evening in the park.
Food booths will be set up around
the arboretum, and offerings may
include samples of pizza, ham, beef
chunks, barbecue ribs, sandwiches,
salads, fresh fruit, cookies and pas-
tries, soup, imported cheeses, choco-
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“Taste of Rosefest is just about the vide a pleasant backdrop, and there
largest community social gathering will be chances to get great bargains
of the year,” says Jan Vanderwall in the silent auction or to win a bot-
from Roseville Area schools, noting tle of wine,” she adds. “It is a great
social event, in a wonderful setting.”
The 17-piece RLC Jazz Band will
play a range of standards and clas-
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The event is the chief fundraiser
for the Roseville Rotary Club. Pro-
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citizens and children of all ages,
including mentoring programs and
scholarships.
Over the last 10 years, the club has
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Rosefest chair.
Tickets may be purchased through
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City Hall, Cub Foods at Har Mar
Mall, Lunds & Byerly’s, and Preci-
sion Forms in Roseville.
Tickets are $40 in advance or $50
at the door. For more information,
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including a list of participating res-
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org.
Donations to the silent auction are
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Lexington Ave.
• Superhero Carnival. Kids, dress
up as your favorite superhero and
come save the day. The carnival,
back for its second year, includes
games, ice cream and inflatables. The
fun is from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Central
Park Elementary School gym, located
at 535 County Road B2 W.
• Great American Backyard Cam-
pout. Join your neighbors for a
camping trip without having to leave
your hometown — it’s the Great
American Backyard Campout at the
Harriet Alexander Nature Center.
Beginning at 5 p.m. set up camp and
enjoy an outdoor movie, campfire,
s’mores and other camp activities.
Sunday morning, eat a continental
breakfast. Preregistration is required
and there is a small fee; call 651-792-
7006 to register. HANC is located at
2520 Dale St. N.
• Ro s e f e s t C a m p f i re. J o i n t h e
campers at Harriet Alexander Nature
Center from 7-8:30 p.m. to sing
campfire songs, tell stories and eat
s’mores, with no obligation to stay
the night. The event is free — chil-
dren should be accompanied by an
adult.
Sunday, June 24
• Ro s e f e s t G o l f To u r n a m e n t .
Return to Cedarholm Golf Course
for more action on the links with
the Rosefest Golf Tournament. The
9-hole scramble-style golf tourna-
ment for teams of four includes on-
see Sunday on page 13
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line Ave. N.
• Po r s c h e C a r S h ow. W i n d ow
shop and dream a bit about classic
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• Touch-a-Truck. Bring the kids
along to come touch a truck at Cen-
tral Park at Lexington Avenue. From file photo
5 to 7 p.m. fire trucks, service vehi- Rosefest offers golfers two chances to hit the links with the 9 and Dine golf event on Friday, June 22, and the Rosefest Golf
cles, big rigs and a lot in between Tournament on Sunday, June 24.
will be on hand for up-close and
hands-on inspection. The event is are to be accompanied by an adult — Band. The popular band, loved by Road B2 to Lexington Avenue, then
in the parking lot at 2540 Lexington go to www.cityofroseville.com/2564/ both young and old, will play begin- north on Lexington for the big fin-
Ave. N. Rosefest and click the “Sunday June ning at 6:30 p.m. The Frank Rog ish at the Roseville OVAL. The com-
• Kids Garage Sale. Budding busi- 24” link. The sale runs 5 to 7 p.m. in Amphitheatre is located at 2540 N. munity grand marshal of the parade
ness people, sign up to sell your old Central Park at Lexington Avenue at Lexington Ave. is Goodmanson Construction, and
toys, clothes and sports gear with 2540 Lexington Ave. N. the celebrity grand marshal is U.S.
this new addition to the Rosefest • Live at the Rog: Teddy Bear Monday, June 25 women’s hockey player and Olympic
lineup. To register for a table — kids • Rosefest Rose Parade: The 28th gold medalist Lee Stecklein, a Ros-
annual Rose Parade is yet another eville native.
opportunity to proclaim, “I heart There is no designated handicap
Roseville.” Featuring some 90 floats parking; organizers suggest arriving
and thousands of your neighbors early and parking on a side street
lining the route, the parade begins near Lexington. RAHS is located at
at 6:15 p.m. at Roseville Area High
see Parade on page 16
School and heads east on County

file photo
Classic cars will once again fill the Central Park Dale Street Athletic Fields during
the Porsche Car Show.
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A. Roseville, California
B. Roseville, Michigan
C. Roseville, Minnesota
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site of the city?
A. Roseville, California
B. Roseville, Michigan
C. Roseville, Minnesota
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Wednesday, July 4
• Party in the Park. Celebrate the
Fourth of July with your Roseville
neighbors at the Party in the Park.
The event begins at 1 p.m. in Central
Park at Lexington and features carni-
val activities, inflatables and puppet
shows through 7 p.m., along with
food vendors through 10 p.m. The
day includes a full slate of music at
the Frank Rog Amphitheatre: Tricia
and the Toonies at 2:45 p.m.; Songs
of Hope at 4:15 p.m.; 3 Chord Monte
at 5:45 p.m.; Roseville Big Band at file photo
7:30 p.m.; and Roseville Community Roseville residents and neighbors lined
Band at 9 p.m. The Independence Lexington Avenue for the 2017 Rose
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Bennett Lake at 10 p.m. The Frank
Rog Amphitheatre in Central Park is
located at 2540 N. Lexington Ave.

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