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Be dazzled at Rosefest 2015

Variety of events promises a memorable experience

osefest is back in a "dazzling" six-day format and ends

with a bang, quite literally. Roseville's annual summer

festival, this year held June 25 through June 29, with its

annual July 4 Party in the Park, features many traditional

favorites with some new additions.
Thursday's healthy twist
This year's festivities have a a healthy
spin with activities like the Community
Wellness Fair on Thursday, June 25, the
annual Run/Roll for the Roses June 27
and a golf tournament June 28.
The Taste of Rosefest, hosted by the
Rotary Club of Roseville, will take place
on Thursday, June 25, from 5 to 9 p.m.
at the Muriel Sahlin Arboretum at Central Park. Sample food from local vendors, take a chance at the wine wall and
listen to some great music with friends
and family. More information is available

at www.tasteofrosefest.org.
Thursday also marks the kick-off of
the Golden Rose Medallion Hunt. Use
your powers of deduction to determine
where the medallion might be, and use
social media to keep other sleuths on
their toes.
Resident appreciation
Friday, June 26, is "Resident Appreciation Day." Events like "9 and Dine on a
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free open skating at the Roseville Skating Center guarantee
fun all day. That evening at 7 p.m., be transported to Emerald
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spot along the course to cheer on family members, coworkers
and neighbors. The half-mile family fun run starts at 9:15 a.m.
For information about road closures that morning, visit www.
cityofroseville.com.
Continuing an outdoor tradition, the Harriet Alexander
Nature Center will host the Great American Backyard Campout at 5 p.m. June 27. This event takes place at different
locations across the U.S. that night. Grab your family, a tent
and s'mores ingredients and prepare to have a great night of
camping. If you're not into sleeping outside overnight, there's
a campfire from 7 to 9 p.m. that evening as well. Bring your
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to 1 p.m. on Sunday, June 28, at the Central Park Dale Street
Athletic Fields where the Nord Stern Porsche Club will hold a
car show. Contributions will be accepted for Courage Center.
25 years of candy and floats
The 25th annual Rose Parade will start at 6:15 p.m. on
Monday, June 29, and features dozens of units including
marching bands, area cities' royalty and local organizations
and don't forget about the candy!
The Rose Parade will begin at RAHS and end near the Roseville Skating Center. Traffic on the roads of the parade route
will be re-routed starting at varying times in the evening. Visit
www.rosefestparade.org for more information.
Party for the U.S.A.
To top it all off, on Friday, July 4, the city will host its
annual "Party in the Park" culminating with a fireworks display at Central Park over Bennett Lake. Several musical acts
will precede the main event, including the Roseville Big Band
at 7:30 p.m. and Roseville Community Band at 9 p.m. Fireworks start at 10 p.m.
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EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY

at Taste of Rosefest June 25
Pamela OMeara
Review staff

Pamela OMeara photos/ Review

Clockwise from top left:

Guests line up at the Byerlys booth for
generous samples of different cheeses
and olives.
Sweet Chocolat serves tempting samples
of many chocolate treats for people with a
sweet tooth.
Visitors look at a vast array of wines to
decide which to sample.

Join neighbors and friends in Rosevilles

Central Park for generous samples of food and
drink from some 30 of Rosevilles favorite restaurants at the eighth annual Taste of Rosefest
on Thursday, June 25 from 5-8 p.m.
Its a win-win event, says Jerry Hromatka,
chair of the Rotary Club-sponsored event.
Guests will enjoy spending time in Rosevilles premier park on a lovely summer evening, Hromatka says, listening to the Roseville
Lutheran Church Jazz Band, eating and drinking to their hearts content while supporting
a good cause Roseville area community
programs. All money raised stays right there
to benefit local children, families and seniors,
he adds.
Food, beer and wine booths will be set up in
Central Parks Muriel Sahlin Arboretum and
Rotary Woods at the Dale Street park entrance
between County Roads C and B2.
Food will include pizza, ham, beef chunks,
barbecue ribs, sandwiches, salads, fresh fruit,
cookies, soup, imported cheeses, chocolate,
scones, carrot cake and smoothies, plus wine
and beer at this age 21 and older event.
Guests can walk around the lovely arboretum flower gardens, take a look at the new
$30,000 rain garden project in Rotary Woods
or sit at an umbrella table while listening to

Taste of Rosefest
Thursday, June 25, from 5-8 p.m.
At Central Park Arboretum,
Dale Street entrance
Food, wine and beer
samples, entertainment

See TASTE OF ROSEFEST on page 9

Tickets for the 2015 Taste of

Rosefest at Central Park
Advance tickets are $35 and tickets purchased at the
gate will be $45. People must be age 21 or older to attend.
Tickets are non-refundable.
Tickets may be purchased through Rotary Club members and at these locations:
Roseville City Hall
Parks and Rec
Department
2660 Civic Center Drive
Lunds & Byerlys
Service counter
1601 W. County Road C

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Cub Foods - HarMar
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Taste of Rosefest...
Continued from page 8
live music, bid on a tent full of treasures at the
silent auction, do the pick-a-bottle of wine fundraiser and have a fun-filled evening that is part of
the citys six-day Rosefest celebration.
Silent auction items are now being collected and
include a glider ride, a round of golf for four at
Midland Hills Country Club, State Fair grandstand
tickets, autographed sports memorabilia, theater
tickets, St. Paul Saints tickets, artwork and gift
cards to local restaurants and shops. Last year
there were 139 items in the auction. Door prizes
will be awarded, as well.
The Roseville Rotary Club supports a number of
community and education programs. For instance,
it has pledged $20,000 a year for three years
straight to jumpstart the Spark program, phase
one of which will begin in the fall at Central Park
Elementary School and eventually spread to other
schools. The program emphasizes science, technology, engineering and math, because its said thats
where 15 of the top 20 jobs will be in the future.
Rotary funds other programs such as Ready,
Set, Read! an early childhood literacy program;
Bridging, which provides furniture and household
goods for those in need who are setting up new
households; Roseville Area Senior Program; Rotary

Woods in Central Park; STRIVE a mentoring

and scholarship program for high school seniors;
Kids Voting; Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts; Northeast Youth & Family Services; and Little Brothers
Friends of the Elderly.
Gather up some friends and head to Central Park
for a fun evening tasting a fine variety of food and
beverages from local restaurants while also supporting programs to help people of all ages in the
community.
Last years Taste of Rosefest was a very fun
night out with such a delicious variety of foods and
beverages that even the slight rainshower could not
dampen our very high spirits. says Mari Evans
from the Como area. We are looking forward to
celebrating this Roseville tradition again this year.
It was a blast, adds Mia Ramsey, of Roseville.
It really is an excellent fundraiser. You get a little
bit of everything in one night. I highly recommend
it!
For more information about participating restaurants, updates on auction items, purchasing tickets
online or offsite parking with shuttle service, go to
www.tasteofrosefest.org.
Pam OMeara can be reached at pomeara@lillienews.
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Roseville residents will have two opportunities to show off

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Nine and Dine on a Dime, which is part of the city's
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The annual Outback Rosefest Golf Tournament will be
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Tradition continues for the 2015 Golden Rose Medallion Hunt
The Golden Rose Medallion hunt is an annual tradition in which hunters fan out through Roseville's
many parks during Rosefest in search of the Golden
Rose Medallion.
The Medallion finder receives a basket with over
$500 in prizes and the prize doubles if the finder purchases a Rosefest button prior to the beginning of the
contest on June 25. The hunt begins when the first clue
is announced at the Frank Rog Amphitheater prior to
the 7:30pm Harmonic Relief Show Choir concert!
Clues 2-5 will be released at sponsor locations at 10
a.m. daily. Clues 2-5 will be released at noon daily at
the Roseville Parks and Recreation office, on its website, and at Twitter.com/RVMedallionHunt.
Social Media Contests
This year's event brings an innovative social media
component for a more interactive experience! Hunters have the chance to win three additional prizes
by participating. One winner for each contest will
be chosen at the conclusion of the event! The three
Social Media Contests are:
Daily Participation. Enter every day as you hunt!
One entry per day per participant
Most Creative Hunting: Photo Contest. How do
you hunt? Show us what sets you apart from the
pack!

If youve found the medallion,

call Roseville Parks and
Recreation at 651-792-7006.

Sponsor Locations:
Genisys Credit Union
1490 County Road B W, Roseville, MN 55113

Huntington Learning Center

Most Unique Sponsor Appreciation: Photo Contest
Without our sponsors, this event wouldn't be possible! So let's thank them by snapping your most
unique photo. Photos must include sponsor logo or
sponsor name.
How to Enter
Follow The Official Golden Rose Medallion Hunt
Twitter handle, @RVMedallionHunt. Send a tweet
tagging @RVMedallionHunt and tweeting the hashtag
#Hunt4RVMedallion. You only need to complete one
of these tasks in order to enter.
Not a Social Media User? Not a problem!
When you stop into Genisys Credit Union to get
Clues 2-5, make sure you hold on to it. If you find
the medallion, turn your clue in with the medallion at the Park and Rec desk for an additional
$50 gift card.

http://cityofroseville.com/25/Parks-Recreation
Twitter: @RVMedallionHunt

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There'll be all sorts of entertainment throughout the day at the Frank
Rog Ampitheatre as well, with The
Splatter Sisters performing at 2:45
p.m.; Songs of Hope at 4:15 p.m.;
Everett Smithson at 5:45 p.m.; Roseville Big Band at 7:30 p.m.; and Roseville Community Band ushering in
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Running and rolling for the Roses

One of the most active parts of Rosefest is the
annual Run/Roll for the Roses event, which this year
will take place bright and early on Saturday, June 27.
The 37th annual Run/Roll begins just west of
Hamline Avenue on County Road C. There's a whole
host of events for the entire family, no matter the
ability level, with 5K and 10K runs, a half-mile Family Fun Run and a 10K inline rollerblading road race.
The 10K will use city streets, while the 5K will be a
combination of streets and park pathways. Both scenic routes feature rolling hills and runners finish on

the Guidant John Rose OVAL track.

At the end, exhausted but enthusiastic runners
and rollers will be presented with a rose, an incentive to
challenge themselves to do their best! The top finishers
in each age group will also receive awards.
Participants will also receive a t-shirt with their
registration packet.
Register online at www.active.com/rosevillemn/running/distance-running-races/run-for-theroses-2015. Prices for the 5K and 10K increase by $5
on June 23, so register now!

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Shining bright for

Rose Parades
25th anniversary

Rosefest

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This year marks two and a half decades of fun with the Rosefest Rose
Parade. On June 29, 2015, the parade will celebrate its 25th anniversary.
The parade, which is entirely planned and carried out by volunteers, features more than 80 units including local organizations, entertainers and,
of course, lots of opportunities for candy! Last year's Rose Parade included
appearances by local high school marching bands, the local Lions Club and representatives from the city of Roseville. This year's grand marshall is departing
Roseville Area Schools superintendent John Thein, along with celebrity grand
marshalls, TV newscasters Jason DeRusha and Jamie Yuccas.
Don't forget to save your spot early -- the parade starts at 6:15 p.m. on Monday, June 29.

"Be Dazzled" Rosefest buttons

Rosefest buttons are now on sale! Buttons are $3 each and profits support the Rose Parade. Anyone who purchases a button
can enter a drawing for prizes donated by local merchants.
If the Golden Rose Medallion Hunt winner registers his/
her button, the prizes will double!
After purchasing your Rosefest 2015 Button, fill out
and return the Official Rosefest Button Registration
Form to Roseville Parks and Recreation before the
following deadlines to be eligible for valuable prize
packages:
By 4 p.m. on Thursday, June 25, to be eligible
to double the Medallion Hunt Prize Package
By 4 p.m. on Friday, July 3, for the Button Prize
drawing
The drawing will be held July 4 at the Frank Rog
Amphitheatre, and there's no need to be present to
win.
Buttons are available for purchase at city of Roseville
offices, Golden K Kiwanis members and at Rosefest events.

Dancin up a storm
A host of concerts and performances will be held
at the Frank Rog Ampitheatre in Central Park during Rosefest 2015. Enjoy live music every day of
Rosefest, including:
Harmonic Relief Show Choir, 7:30 p.m. on
Thursday, June 25
Enjoy an outdoor concert featuring a mix of
pop music, Broadway Show tunes and vocal jazz.
Bring your own lawn chair, sit on one of the park
benches, or lay out your blanket on the grass for
the best listening experience.
The Wizard of Oz, 7 p.m. on Friday, June 26,
and Saturday, June 27
Enjoy this timeless story in the open air at the
Rog. The production is presented by the Roseville
Calvary Church Community Theater and features
many local actors of all ages who will sing and
dance into your heart.
Teddy Bear Band, 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 28
Put on your dancing shoes and grab your favorite
stuffed toy, cuz the Teddy Bear Band is coming to
the Rog!