With This Ring • Explorers Club

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InTown
The Downtown Rochester Magazine
Spring/Summer 2015
With This Ring • Explorers Club
Hit the Trail • Princess & Pirate Ball
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InTown
T he Downtown Roche ste r M a g a zi n e
Spring/Summer 2015
Table of Contents
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Letter from the Director
What’s Happening
Natural Beauty
Hit the Trail
With This Ring
Farmers’ Market
Sunny Citron
Princess & Pirate Ball /
The Big, Bright Light Show
22 Indigo Inspiration
23 New Neighbors
24 Perfect Picnic
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In the Kitchen with…
Tween Scene
Explorers Club
Guest Article
Rochester Posed
Downtown Coupons
Taste of Rochester
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On the cover:
Explorers Club
Participants Marissa, 10,
and Nicole, 10.
Photo by
Lisa J. Swartzendruber
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Letter
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Director
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t has been a busy start to the year. As I’m sure you’ve noticed,
there is a lot of activity downtown with the construction of two
parking platforms underway. The East Street Parking Platform will be
completed by the end of June, with construction on the west side platform
completed before we flip the switch on The Big, Bright Light Show this
year. The addition of these two parking platforms will make it that much
easier to come and enjoy downtown.
And speaking of enjoying downtown, I’m pleased to report that last
year’s most popular promotion, the Rochester Explorers Club, is returning
to downtown again this year. The original concept was simple – to create
a program that would encourage families to get out and explore all that
our downtown has to offer. So when we kicked it off at Sidewalk Sales last
year, we were hoping for a few hundred participants for our first year. By
the end of Sidewalk Sales, we had 788 little explorers signed up and ready
to roll.
I can’t even explain how much we loved seeing everyone all over
Rochester – dipping their toes in the Paint Creek, touching a fire truck at
the Fire Hall, visiting the playground and so much more. And the response
from the explorers and their parents was overwhelmingly positive and
always centered around the same theme. People thanked us for creating
a promotion that allowed them to spend quality time with their children,
engaging in fun, free activities right in their own backyard.
So with feedback like this, how could we not do it all again?! So we’re
expanding this year, offering 31 days of activities. A few of your favorites
will be back, but we’re hard at work coming up with new ideas so it will
truly be an adventure for you and your family. And knowing us, I think we’ll
have a few surprises in store for you, too! Check out the article on
page 27 for all the details.
We’re already off to a great start this year – and we can’t wait to see
you downtown!
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Kristi Trevarrow, Executive Director
Rochester DDA
InTown
The Downtown Rochester Magazine
SPRING/SUMMER 2015
Produced by the
Rochester Downtown Development Authority
308 1/2 Main Street
Rochester, Michigan 48307
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PSD BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Jeffrey Franklin, Secretary
Suzette Louise
Linda Lucaj, DDA Liaison
Mary Kaverley
Patrick Mulrenin, Vice Chairman
Tiffany Piggee-Taylor
Alan Smith, Chairman
PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE
Robert Elnicky
Linda Gallaher
Hillary Heacock
Sheri Heiney
Stephanie Hellebuyck, DDA Events
Coordinator
Sue Keels
Christina Licari
Linda Lucaj, Chairperson
Amber Luciano
Tami Salisbury
Alan Smith, PSD Liaison
Marion Tobkin
Kristi Trevarrow, DDA Executive Director
Nancy Voges, DDA Marketing Coordinator
Janice Weaver
Sara Whedon
What’sHAPPENING
Things to do in and around
Downtown Rochester
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MAY
DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER
FARMERS’ MARKET
OPENING DAY
Every Saturday,
May 2 – October 31
Corner of East Third & Water
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
Join us for the opening of the 16th
season of the Farmers’ Market!
Opening Day festivities include free
canvas tote bags given to the first 500
adult customers, musical entertainment,
farm animals and children’s activities!
(See page 18 for more details). Don’t
forget to enter-to-win for one of many
gift certificates donated by Downtown
Rochester merchants. For more
information, call 248/656-0060 or visit
www.DowntownRochesterMI.com.
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“THE SOUND OF
MOTOWN”
Hosted by the Older
Persons’ Commission
Royal Park Hotel
6:00 pm
Save-the-Date for OPC’s 13th Annual
Signature Event, “The Sound of
Motown” for an evening of music,
dancing, food & fun. Proceeds to
benefit the “Meals on Wheels” program.
For more information, call 248/608-0259
or visit www.opcseniorcenter.org.
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SPRING ON THE FARM
Rochester Hills Museum at
Van Hoosen Farm
10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Welcome spring with old fashioned
farm activities, a Pioneer Homestead
and Playground presented by the
Friends of Dinosaur Hills, farm animals
with the Barnyard Express, the Model
A Club, the Tin Can Tourists, garden
activities and more. No advanced ticket
sales necessary. For more information,
call 248/656-4663 or visit
www.rochesterhills.org/museum.
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HOMETOWN HUSTLE
RCS Administration Center
8:30 am
The Rochester Community
Schools Foundation is sponsoring its
signature fundraising event, the 10th
annual 5K Fun Run/Walk, to provide
targeted support for the district’s
global awareness initiative in K-12
education. The route begins at the RCS
Administration Center and travels
– Downtown Featured Events
along the trails, through the park and
around downtown Rochester. Families
and walkers are welcome. For more
www.rochester.k12.mi.us.
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DECK ART 2015
May 14 & 15
Downtown Rochester
5:00 – 9:00 pm
The 5th annual Deck
Art, presented by the
South Street Skateshop,
is a skateboard art
competition and
exhibition. Events include
downtown eats, street
entertainment & kids’ art
activity. The decks will be
displayed in participating
downtown businesses,
May 14 – 22. For more
information, call
248/651-0555 or email
southstreetskateshop@gmail.com.
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FRIENDS OF THE
ROCHESTER HILLS
PUBLIC LIBRARY
USED BOOK SALE
Rochester Hills Public Library
May 14 – 17 (Pre-sale for members
only on May 13)
Find hardcover and paperback books
for adults and children, computer
software, CDs, audiotapes, books on
tape and more. For more information,
call 248/650-7178 or visit www.rhpl.org.
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What’sHAPPENING
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MINI MARKET
THURSDAYS
Lions Park behind
Rochester Mills Beer Co.
4:00 – 7:00 pm
This new event features Made-inMichigan products from Downtown
Rochester businesses, farmers’ market
vendors and crafters. Activities include
live entertainment, kids’ art activity and
outdoor education/demonstrations
about Rochester’s trails and waterways.
For more information, call
248/656-0060 or visit
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GREATER
ROCHESTER
HERITAGE DAYS
May 23 & 24
Rochester Municipal Park
11:00 am – 6:00 pm (5:00 pm Sunday)
38th annual Greater Rochester Heritage
Days will celebrate the heritage of
the Rochester area while providing
an opportunity for local non-profit
organizations to raise funds and
increase awareness. A variety of
interactive family-oriented activities
will be available including lumberjack
shows, historical display, Civil War
encampment, craft show, live animals,
car shows and food. Admission is free.
For more information,
www.dinosaurhill.org.
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PANCAKE BREAK FAST
IN THE PARK
Rochester
Community House
8:00 – 11:00 am
Start your day with all-you-can-eat
pancakes before heading to the
Heritage Days! Tickets are available at
the door. For more information, call
248/651-0622.
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JUNE
SUMMER READING
PROGRAM
June 1 – August 11
Sponsored by the Friends of
the Rochester Hills Public Library
This year’s exciting theme for the
Summer Reading Program is “Every
Hero Has A Story.” Persons of all ages
are encouraged to read for fun and
prizes! For more information, call
248/650-7140 or visit www.rhpl.org.
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5TH ANNUAL PAINT
CREEK CRAWL
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Over 150 cyclists will ride from
Lake Orion to Downtown Rochester
and back. Proceeds to benefit Paint
Creek Trail improvements. For more
www.paintcreektrailfriends.org.
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5K RUN OR WALK
FOR MEALS
Older Persons’ Commission
8:00 am
The 5K Run/Walk is flat along the
Clinton River Trail. The walk is
any distance you wish to travel.
All proceeds to benefit Meals on
Wheels. All ages welcome. For more
information call 248/659-1021 or visit
www.opcseniorcenter.org.
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MOVIES IN THE
MOONLIGHT
Paddington (PG)
Downtown Rochester
Corner of E. Third & Water
(Farmers’ Market lot)
8:30 pm (Pre-show)
Featured movie, Paddington begins at
dusk (about 9:15 pm), but be sure to
arrive early for the pre-show! Bring
your chairs, blankets and pillows
and enjoy the story of Peruvian bear,
Paddington, and his big city adventures.
Admission is free. For more information,
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STUDENT AND
FACULTY ART
EXHIBIT OPENING
RECEPTION
Paint Creek Center for the Arts
5:00 – 7:00 pm
This Student and Faculty Art Exhibit
features work made by PCCA students
and teachers, from pre-school through
adult. The exhibit runs through July 24.
or visit www.pccart.org.
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MINI MARKET
THURSDAYS
Lions Park behind
4:00 – 7:00 pm
Featuring Made-in-Michigan products
from Downtown Rochester businesses,
farmers’ market vendors and crafters.
Activities include live entertainment,
kids’ art activity and outdoor education/
demonstrations about Rochester’s trails
and waterways. For more information,
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ROCHESTER HILLS
MUSEUM
GARDEN WALK
10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Co-sponsored by the Rochester Hills
Museum at Van Hoosen Farm and the
Rochester Branch of the Woman’s
National Farm and Garden Association.
This 16th annual event shows off eight
gardens in the greater Rochester
and Oakland Township area. Garden
Boutique at the Museum open from
10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Advanced tickets
will be available. For more information
and reservations, call 248/656-4663 or
visit www.rochesterhills.org.
What’sHAPPENING
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MUSIC IN THE PARK
SUMMER CONCERT
SERIES
Every Thursday,
June 18 – July 23
Rochester Municipal Park
7:30 – 9:00 pm
Join your neighbors and friends for
the Music in the Park Summer Concert
Series, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club
of Rochester. Pack a picnic, grab a
blanket or chairs and enjoy music under
the stars! Admission is free. For more
information, call 248/330-8966.
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FESTIVAL OF THE
HILLS FIREWORKS
Borden Park
6:00 – 11:00 pm
Enjoy one of the largest fireworks
shows in Michigan. Admission is free.
248/841-BOOM (2666) or visit
www.rochesterhills.org.
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JULY
WET AND WILD
WEDNESDAYS
July 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29
Rochester Hills Museum at
Van Hoosen Farm
12:00 – 2:00 pm
Great family entertainment and good
old fashioned fun! Enjoy performers
each week from 12:00 – 1:00 pm,
then slip and slides, giant water truck
“sprinkler” and exploring the Stoney
Creek with the Clinton River Watershed
Council. No registration required. For
more information, call 248/656-4663 or
visit www.rochesterhills.org.
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PUBLIC ART EVENT
July 6 – September 13
Downtown Rochester
Sponsored by Paint Creek
Center for the Arts
In celebration of the 50th anniversary
of the Art & Apples Festival, PCCA
will host a community-wide public art
event featuring large fiber glass apples
designed by local artists. The apples will
be displayed on the streets of Downtown
Rochester during the weeks leading up
to the festival. For more information, call
248/651-4110 or visit www.pccart.org.
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MINI MARKET
THURSDAYS
Lions Park behind
4:00 – 7:00 pm
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EXPLORERS CLUB
July 9 – August 8
Downtown Rochester
The Rochester Explorers Club
is an opportunity for kids of all ages
to get out and explore all that our
community has to offer. Complete as
many activities as you like from July 9
to August 8. Whether you choose one
activity or try to complete them all, the
goal is to just have fun! (See page 27
for more details.) For more information,
call 248/656-0060 or visit www.
DowntownRochesterMI.com.
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SIDEWALK SALES
July 9, 10 & 11
Downtown Rochester
July 9 & 10, 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
July 11, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Shop Downtown Rochester’s Summer
Sidewalk Sales, and don’t miss out on
great deals and steals! Bring the kids,
too! A variety of kid-friendly activities
will be available daily. For more
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MOVIES IN THE
MOONLIGHT
Jurassic Park ( PG-13)
Downtown Rochester
8:30 pm (Pre-show)
Jurassic Park begins at dusk (about 9:15
pm), but be sure to arrive early for the
pre-show! Bring your chairs, blankets
and pillows and watch as dinosaurs are
genetically re-created for the ultimate
theme park. Admission is free. For
visit www.DowntownRochesterMI.com.
Activities include live entertainment,
kids’ art activity and outdoor
education/demonstrations about
Rochester’s trails and waterways. For
more information, call 248/656-0060
or visit www.DowntownRochesterMI.com.
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MOVIES IN THE
MOONLIGHT
Big Hero 6 (PG)
Downtown Rochester
8:30 pm (Pre-show)
Big Hero 6 begins at dusk (about 9:15
pm), but be sure to arrive early for the
pre-show! Bring your chairs, blankets
and pillows and watch robotics whiz
Hiro Hamada as he leaps into action
with his robot companion Baymax.
Admission is free. For more information,
AUGUST
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ROCHESTER SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA SEASON
TICKET SALES
Purchase your tickets for the
2015-16 season by calling 248/651-4181
or visit www.rochestersymphony.com.
PRINCESS &
PIRATE BALL
Royal Park Hotel
4:00 – 7:00 pm
Enjoy great food, music, dancing and
much more for the whole family. All
proceeds benefit The Big, Bright Light
Show. (See page 21 for more details).
or visit www.DowntownRochesterMI.com.
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What’sHAPPENING
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MICHIGAN SENIOR
OLYMPICS SUMMER GAMES
Oakland County
August 7 – 15
Come on out and support the athletes
from the great State of Michigan for
the 36th Anniversary of MSO! MSO
promotes healthy lifestyles for the 50+
age group. For more information
call 1-800-400-8161 or visit
www.michiganseniorolympics.org.
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MOVIES IN THE
MOONLIGHT
The Lego Movie (PG)
Downtown Rochester
8:30 pm (Pre-show)
Featured movie begins at dusk (about
9:15 pm), but be sure to arrive early
for the pre-show! Bring your chairs,
blankets and pillows and enjoy this
animated adventure. Admission is free.
248/656-0060 or visit
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16TH ANNUAL ROCKIN
RODS N’ ROCHESTER
Walnut Blvd. in
Downtown Rochester
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Shift gears and cruise downtown for a
nostalgic look at classic cars including
hot rods, Corvettes, custom cars,
muscle cars and specialty vehicles.
Proceeds benefit Leader Dogs for
the Blind. For more information, call
248/375-5096.
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MINI MARKET
THURSDAYS
Lions Park behind
SEPTEMBER
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ART & APPLES
FESTIVAL
September 11, 12 & 13
Rochester
Municipal Park
September 11, 4:00 pm – 7:30 pm
September 12, 9:00 am – 7:30 pm
September 13, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
This 50th Anniversary Festival,
presented by Paint Creek Center for
the Arts, features over 290 exceptional
artists, free Kids Art Zone, great music
and dance, delicious food and more!
or visit www.artandapples.com.
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FRIENDS OF THE
ROCHESTER HILLS
PUBLIC LIBRARY
USED BOOK SALE
Rochester Hills Public Library
September 23 – 27 (Pre-sale for
members only on September 22)
Find hardcover and paperback books
for adults and children, computer
software, CDs, audiotapes, books on
tape and more. For more information,
call 248/650-7178 or visit www.rhpl.org.
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OKTOBERFEST
Rochester Mills
Beer Co.
September 25,
5:00 – 11:00 pm;
September 26, 1:00 – 11:00 pm
An event for the entire family featuring
moonwalks, petting zoo, pony rides,
games and prizes, live traditional
entertainment, great food and of
course, German-style lager beer. For
visit www.beercos.com.
4:00 – 7:00 pm
Activities include entertainment, kids’
activity and outdoor education/
demonstrations. For more information,
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OCTOBER
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ROCHESTER POSED
Downtown Rochester
5:00 – 9:00 pm
Join us in Downtown Rochester
for an evening of shopping, dining and
live mannequins! Live mannequins will
be “posed” in storefronts from
6:00 – 8:00 pm. This year’s theme is
Fairy Tales. For more information,
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FALL GALLERY STROLL
Downtown Rochester
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Art lovers, area residents and
visitors anticipate this twice-yearly
opportunity to step out for an evening
and visit a host of galleries, all in
walkable Downtown Rochester. For
visit www.pccart.org.
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TRICK-OR-TREAT
DOWNTOWN &
COSTUME PARADE
Trick-or-treating,
4:00 – 5:00 pm
The streets of Rochester will come
to life with little ghouls and goblins.
Children will enjoy trick-or-treating at
downtown merchants and will then
meet at the corner of East Street and
E. University for a costume parade at
5:15 pm. For more information, call the
DDA office at 248/656-0060 or visit
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TRICK-OR-TREAT
AT THE FARMERS’
MARKET
E. Third & Water
10:00 am – Noon
The Downtown Rochester Farmers’
Market invites kids, along with their
parents, to visit the market for trick-ortreating. Goodie bags will be provided
for the kids! For more information, call
the DDA office at 248/656-0060 or visit
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Stress-Fix Body Crème & Soaking
Salts by Aveda
Stephen James Salon & Spa
528 N. Main, 248/652-4060
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Stella York Modified Fit-and-Flare
Wedding Dress
Bellissima Bridal Salon
234 Main, 248/601-8700
9 Michael Kors Tuxedo
Molnar’s Tuxedo
405 Main, 248/651-3112
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10 Rosebud Boutonniere
Holland’s Floral & Gifts
308 Main, 248/651-4510
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11 Maple Hope Chest in Cocoa Finish
@ Home Furniture
434 Main, 248/608-8483
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12 Rosebud Throw
Hepplewhite’s Interiors
322 Main, 248/651-4710
13 “A Kiss To Remember” by Lladro
Silber Jewelers
410 East, 248/652-3334
14 Custom Wedding Date Print
Catching Fireflies
203 E. University, 248/650-3318
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Fresh Food, Flowers and Friendly Faces!
Every Saturday, May-October
8am to 1pm
Baked Goods • Eggs • Coffee • Cut Flowers • Prepared Foods
Locally Grown Produce • Pasta • Meat & Poultry • Garden Plants
Corner of Third & Water Street,
one block east of Main Street
OPENING DAY is MAY 2nd!
• FREE canvas tote bags to first 500 adult customers
• FREE Children’s Activities: Upland Hills Farm Animal Show–
pet a sheep, milk a cow and more!
• Pot-A-Plant for mom or grandma
• Musical Entertainment by Blues Musician Paul Miles
• Special Drawings
For more information, call 248/656-0060 or
visit www.DowntownRochesterMI.com or
www.facebook.com/DowntownRochesterFarmersMarket
We accept Michigan EBT Bridge
Cards and Double Up Food Bucks!
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Mini Market
Made-in-Michigan in Downtown Rochester
May 21, June 18, July 16 & August 20
Rochester Lions Park
4:00 - 7:00 pm
Fresh Michigan Produce &
Flowers
Specialty Foods
Burgers, Brats & Dogs
Local Crafts and Gifts
Live Entertainment
Kid’s Activities
Trail and Waterway Education
Fly Fishing Demonstrations
Bike Helmet Check
The Rochester Lions Park is located behind Rochester Mills Beer Co.
on the west side of the Paint Creek across from the Royal Park Hotel.
The park sits on the Paint Creek Trail and is steps away from a creek
access point. Bike riding to the event is encouraged.
For more information call 248.656.0060 or visit
DowntownRochesterMI.com.
Presented by
Event Partners
Clinton River Watershed Council
Clinton Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited
Dinosaur Hill
Friends of the Paint Creek Trail
Orvis - Royal Oak
Rochester Mills Beer Company
Rochester Non-Motorized Transportation Committee
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248.890.7277
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Sunny Citron
A burst of citron transitions easily from
season to season.
1 Pitcher by Mary Lake-Thompson
Plain & Fancy Gift Shop
323 Main, 248/651-5188
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2 Pleated Dress by Mayoral
James & Olive
431 Main, 248/650-0700
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3 Lemon Curd Tart
The Give Thanks Bakery & Café
225 Main (off the alley), 248/601-1542
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4 Aurum Original Design Ring in
14k White & Rose Gold with
Yellow Beryl & Diamonds
Aurum Design
400 Main, 248/651-9040
5 Patterned Knit Dress by Frank
Lyman and Sterling Silver &
Dyed Jade Necklace by Jessica
Mendelson
The Peppertree
302 Walnut, 248/652-1225
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6 Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Shampoo & Conditioner
Marie’s Salon & Spa
402 East, 248/652-0966
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7 Multi-Colored Tee in Italian Fabric
Boutique Angelique
333 Main, 248/656-2696
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8 Silk Arrangement
Final Touch Designs
308 East, 248/608-8400
9 Collar Necklace
Simply The Best Boutique
331 Main, 248/650-0010
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Sunday, August 2
Royal Park Hotel, 600 E. University
4:00 – 7:00 pm
Calling all pirates and princesses! Grab your tiaras
and treasure and join us for great food, dancing,
magical kids’ crafts, silent auction and more!
Tickets: $30 Adults, $10 Kids 5- 12, Kids Under 5 Free
All proceeds benefit The Big, Bright Light Show
Membership Program
Your Membership Includes:
• The Big, Bright Bonus Coupon Book
• 2016 Downtown Rochester Wall Calendar
• Exclusive Invitation to The Big, Bright Light Show
Sneak Preview Event
• Listing on www.DowntownRochesterMI.com
_____ $ 40 Individual/Family Membership
_____ $ 60 Business Membership
Available at the Rochester DDA office,
308 ½ Main Street (above Holland Floral
& Gifts). Cash, check, VISA/MC accepted.
For more information, call 248/656-0060.
Name of Member(s): _______________________________
_____________________________________________
Buy your tickets online at
www.DowntownRochesterMI.com/store.
(As you would like it to appear on the web site, i.e. Bill & Christine Harris or XYZ Company)
Ticket Order Form Adult $30 Kids $10 (5-12) _____________
Total Tickets
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Total $
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Name: ____________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________
City, State, Zip ___________________________________
E-Mail: ________________________________________
Payment: _____ Check (Make checks payable to Rochester DDA)
_____ VISA/MC
Credit Card #: ___________________________________
Exp. Date: __________________
Address: __________________________________________________
City, State, Zip: ___________________________________________
Phone Number: ____________________________________________
Payment: _____ Check (Make checks payable to Rochester DDA)
_____ VISA/MC
Credit Card #: ______________________________________________
Send payment and membership form to:
Rochester DDA, Attn: Big, Bright Membership
308 ½ Main Street, Rochester, MI 48307
For more information, contact the Rochester DDA
at 248/656-0060.
Exp. Date: ___________________
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Indigo
Inspiration
Empower yourself with the
season’s latest trends.
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1 Loose Fit Romantics Romper Wanderlust Boutique, 404 Main, 248/652-3300 |
2 Custom Canvas Portrait Independent Expressions, 304 East, 248/652-0877 | 3 Tom Ford
Eyeglasses Weisman Optometrists, 220 Main, 248/651-7986 | 4 Shirtdress by Splendid
Fourth Street Boutique, 116 E. Fourth, 248/266-6222 | 5 Jersey Hoodie East Street Pilates,
408 East, 248/608-3221 | 6 Aquage Strengthening Shampoo & Conditioner & Silkening Oil Treatment Studio One Salon, 420 Main, 248/651-9757 | 7 Leather Cuff with
Interchangeable Brass Plate Sentiment & Charms by Lenny and Eva Sole Sisters, 329
Main, 248/652-9305 | 8 Pure Amici’s Camp Shirt and Vintage Denim Jeans by Red
Engine Janet Varner, 321 Main, 248/652-2212
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New Neighbors
Luminaries Salon & Spa
637 N. Main, 248/609-2363
www.luminariessalonandspa.com
When entering Luminaries Salon and Spa you will
feel an amazing uplifting vibe designed to inspire
your creativity. Opened in September, Luminaries
creative crew partnered with the Rochester Athletic
Club to completely renovate and launch a new concept
salon. Luminaries Salon features a bridal suite perfect
for prepping and primping on the big day. Focused
on staying up-to-date on the latest styles, they are
launching Luminaries Academy for young and seasoned
stylists to sharpen their skills. Luminaries also hosts
holistic-type classes such as essential oil healing,
meditation, astrology and vision boarding interactive
lectures by guest hosts.
Main Street
Shawarma Burger,
417 Main, 248/608-4713
Main Street Shawarma
Burger features MiddleEastern cuisine handmade in house. The menu includes Shawarma burgers
served on a bun, salads, sandwiches, soups and many
specialty plates.
New Day Foundation for Families
414 Main, Suite 205, 248/330-0471
www.foundationforfamilies.org
New Day Foundation for Families is where hope begins for
families fighting cancer. Since 2007, this Rochester-based
501(c)(3) nonprofit organization has been providing financial
stability and profound hope to cancer patients, spouses, and
children facing uncertain times. Co-founders Michael and
Gina Spehn, share their personal story in the pages of a
New York Times Bestselling book, The Color or Rain, which
in 2014 became the highest rated movie in Hallmark Movie
Channel history. New Day Foundation is committed to
helping families thrive in the fight against cancer.
Name Change:
Chadd’s Pizza (formerly Dan Good Pizza),
816 N. Main, 248/656-9998
Moved:
Bloomingdale Construction,
602 W. University, 248/651-6701
Rush Antiques
411 Main, 248/686-0290
www.rushantiques.com
Owners Jere and Leona Rush have spent years
developing and refining their carefully selected stock
of fine, high-quality American, English, French and
Chinese antiques. Among the objects always in stock
are furniture and mirrors, porcelain from the finest
continental factories including Chinese Export Rose
Medallion, china by the best English and European
factories, a wide selection of Johnson Brothers including
full services from the early 20th century, Detroit
Pewabic Pottery, glass, silver and clocks including
grandfather clocks and more. Rush Antiques will ship
all over the world and handle all the details to ensure
hassle-free service.
Kumon Math and Reading Center
125 Main, 248/651-9267
www.kumon.com, www.facebook.com/kumon
The Rochester Kumon Center is an after-school math
and reading program that unlocks the potential
of children so they can achieve more on their own.
Founded in Japan in 1958, the learning method uses
an individualized approach that helps children develop
a solid command of math and reading skills. Through
daily practice and full comprehension of materials,
students increase confidence, improve concentration and
develop better study skills. Kumon has 26,000 centers
in 48 countries and more than four million students
studying worldwide. In the United States, 200,000
students from preschool to high school are developing
advanced math and reading skills through Kumon’s
Method of Learning.
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Perfect Picnic
Share a meal with friends, family and Mother Nature.
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1 Pomegranate Zinfandel & Stony Creek Sunset Wine Fieldstone Winery, 223 Main,
248/656-0618 | 2 Traditional Parisienne BaguetteThe Give Thanks Bakery & Café,
225 Main (off the alley), 248/601-1542 | 3 Chrome Hearts Sunglasses Twinsite Optical,
318 Main, 248/608-0055 | 4 Longaberger Picnic Basket WHOO Upscale Resale for a
Cause & WHOO Home Decor, 119 Main, 248/656-9946 | 5 Colorful Melamine Plates
Casual Concepts, 828 N. Main, 248/652-1080 | 6 Cannoli Chips &
Strawberry Cannoli Dip Holy Cannoli’s, 415 Main, 248/804-4243 |
7 “Michigan” by Gail Gaymer Martin Downtown Booksellers,
116 E. University, 248/652-6657 | 8 Wool Throw by Pendleton
Rochester Pendleton, 316 Main, 248/601-1282 | 9 Motor City Mix
Gourmet Popcorn & Blueberry & Granola Dark Chocolate Clusters
Sanders, 436 Main, 248/656-2590
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IN THE
Kitchen WITH…
Linda Lucaj, Owner, Main Street Deli
709 N. Main, 248/656-5066, mainstreetdeli.rocks
, Celebrating 25 Years of Business .
It all started when she was 13 years old, washing dishes at her parent’s restaurant.
From there, she rapidly garnered experience that would become the foundation
for her next endeavor.
At just 23, she took all her combined experience and opened Main Street Deli to
peruse her curiosity where it led her.
Now at 43, she’s working hard to make Main Street Deli more than just a place
to get tasty food, although it does that very well. A heart for people, Linda has
always looked for ways to build relationships with the people who visit the deli.
She wants you to feel that sense of welcoming, of everyone knowing your name
and being happy to see you. Customers are more than an order, they’re friends in
the making.
Linda Lucaj
When you stop by and have a few minutes, ask her about Jerry - it’s a story to
warm your heart!
~ written by Jennifer Grant
You’ll need:
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10-12 oz. fresh spinach // washed + cleaned
4 large fresh grilled chicken breasts
1 c. whole walnuts // gives AMAZING texture
1 red pepper, thinly sliced // healthy + colorful
red grapes, large bunch // beautiful color +
burst of flavor
For the caramelized onion:
For the dressing:
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Walnut Balsamic Vinaigrette
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2 large red onions // Why not
try red?
3 T. clarified butter
1 tsp. sugar
1 tsp. balsamic vinegar
Make the dressing by mixing 1/2 c.
roasted walnut oil, 1/4 c. balsamic
vinegar, 4 tsp. Dijon mustard and
adding sea salt to taste.
Or sub your favorite vinaigrette.
Pomegranate is excellent, too!
1. Sauté the onions with the butter until translucent and beginning to
caramelize (10 min). Add the sugar and continue to sauté (10 min).
Add the balsamic vinegar.
2. While the onions are cooking grill the chicken.
3. While the onions and chicken are cooking mix the dressing ingredients.
4. Assemble the salad ingredients. Add the warm caramelized onions.
Add the grilled chicken. Drizzle with dressing.
This hearty spinach salad will
wake up your senses and put
you in the mood for spring!
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tween scene
Tweens have a unique style all their own!
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Dynomighty Stash Bag,
Washi Tape Mighty Case &
Recycled Change Purse
Cockeyed Sock Company
(inside South Street Skateshop)
410 Main, 248/651-0555
2 The Puffin Classics Collection
Talulah Belle
307 Main, 248/453-5054
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‘Inspire Me’ Marker Paper
& Graphik Line Painters
Green’s Art Supply
429 Main, 248/651-3900
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Roller Blades by Mongoose
The Funky Frog Children’s
Resale Boutique
433 Main, 248/656-1937
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Moai Statues of Easter Island
by Nanoblock
Froggy’s Toy Stop
114 E. Fourth, 248/651-1511
6 Dance Tee
2nd Street Studio of Dance
100 E. Second, 248/266-6026
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7 ‘My Boondoggle’’ Lanyard Maker
The Friendship Factory
210 W. University, 586/530-9090
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Legends of Time
309 Main, 248/650-1113
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Rochester
Explorers
Club
31 Days,
31 Activities.
One Great Adventure.
The Rochester Explorers Club is a wonderful opportunity for kids of
all ages to get out and explore all that our community has to offer.
Complete as many activities as you like from July 9 – August 8.
Whether you choose one activity or try to complete them all,
the goal is to just have fun! Kids can pick up their free Explorers
Club Kits downtown during Sidewalk Sales, July 9-11 at the DDA
Information Booth at the corner of Fourth & Main.
Rochester
Here’s how it works. Select an activity. When you complete the
activity, bring your Adventure Guide and proof that you completed
the activity (directions listed with each activity) to the sponsoring
Explorer Station to receive your activity badge. There is a different
badge for every activity – no two are alike! (You can only complete
every activity once – no double badges).
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Explorers
Club
For the final adventure, come downtown to Movies in the Moonlight
on Saturday, August 8. Bring your Adventure Guide and your
badges and you’ll receive an Explorers Club Goodie Bag and a
Bonus Badge!
For more information, call the Rochester DDA at 248/656-0060 or
visit DowntownRochesterMI.com.
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GUEST
Article
Paint Creek Center for the Arts
Tami Salisbury, Executive Director
P
aint Creek Center for the
Arts (PCCA) will present the
50th anniversary of the Art &
Apples Festival®, September 11-13,
2015; now ranked the 14th Festival
nationwide by Sunshine Artist
Magazine. Nearly 300 artists from
all across the country will converge
in Rochester Municipal Park to
showcase functional and decorative
2D and 3D fine art in a variety of
mediums including: glass, sculpture,
painting, photography, ceramics and
more. As many as 200,000 patrons
are expected to visit Downtown
Rochester during the Festival.
Numerous activities are being
planned to celebrate the 50-year
milestone of the Festival and include
fiberglass apples being displayed in
Downtown Rochester as public art
July until September. PCCA will
also host a Art & Apples Festival®
Tribute Reception at the Rochester
Community House on Wednesday,
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September 9, 2015 where
a documentary assembled
by CMNTV on the history
of the Festival will be
unveiled.
The weekend will
be full of creativity and
exploration for kids, too!
Meijer is the sponsor of
the Kids Art Zone which
will feature large scale
inflatables, a life size art
maze, and the ever-popular rock
climbing wall. The Detroit Institute
of Arts will offer make-and-take
art projects in this area as well.
The Festival will also feature a
High School Chalk Art competition
sponsored by Genisys Credit Union.
Three food courts will feed
hungry festival-goers and will feature
barbeque, ice cream, and of course
apple pies and desserts. The Festival
stages will feature non-stop live
entertainment including music and
dance performances from regional
performers.
The 50th Anniversary of the
Festival will be held 4:00 p.m.-7:30
p.m. Friday, September 11; 9:00
a.m.-7:30 p.m. Saturday, September
12; and 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday,
September 13. Shuttles will again be
available at Rochester High School.
The Art & Apples Festival® is
a program of PCCA and provides
a majority of its annual operating
revenue. This year, 25% of the
net proceeds from the event will
be invested into PCCA property
located in Downtown Rochester
located at 407 Pine Street. PCCA
has presented high-quality arts
and cultural programming since
1982 including: exhibitions,
studio art classes, art market,
outreach programs and community
involvement projects. Learn more
about PCCA at www.pccart.org.
Once Upon a Time...
Come see your favorite Fairy Tales come to life!
Live Mannequin Night
Thursday, October 1
Downtown Rochester
For more information call
248.656.0060 or visit
DowntownRochesterMI.com
Live Mannequin Reveal
6:00 pm
Shopping Until
9:00 pm
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828 North Main Street, 248/652-1080
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225 Main (off the alley)
248/601-1542
www.givethanksbakery.com
Save $25 on your next purchase of $50.
$5 off one Give Thanks Bakery baked item,
$20 or more.
Prior orders & clearance items excluded. Offer expires 05/30/15.
Some restrictions apply. Offer expires 08/31/15.
205 Main, 248/651-5401
www.cupcakestation.com
Buy one (1) cupcake, Get one (1) FREE.
Maximum 3 free.
Must present coupon. Not valid with any other specials. Offer expires 06/30/15.
FINE JEWELRY & OBJECTS OF ART
311 Main, 248/652-3660
www.haigsofrochester.com
Receive one free appraisal on one item
or a free watch battery.
Some exclusions apply; see store for details. Offer expires 09/30/15.
223 Main, 248/656-0618
www.fieldstonewine.com
Fieldstone is an award-winning winery producing all
its wines in Rochester. We offer wine tasting and by
the glass and specialize in custom labeled bottles.
The best thing is you can sample the wine before
you buy it!
415 Main, 248/804-4243
www.holycannolis.com
$1.50 off a purchase of a bottle wine, limit 6 bottles.
FREE 8 oz. dip with purchase of
chip and dip party tray. ($4 value)
Offer expires 08/31/15.
Children’s Boutique
116 E. Fourth, 248/266-6222
Visit Fourth Street Boutique on Facebook.
20% off one full-priced item.
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431 Main, 248/650-0700
Like us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/JamesAndOlive
Save 20% on one item.
Some exclusions may apply. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Coupon does not expire.
Downtown Coupons
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421 Walnut, Suite A,
248/652-8255
www.thepaintedpot.com
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130 E. University, 248/266-6585
www.joyspaandnail.com
The Paint-It-Yourself Pottery Studio…and More!
$38 Classic Mani & Pedi.
$5 off your studio invoice total!
Cannot be combined with other store offers. One coupon per visit.
May not be combined with any other offer. Not valid on previous invoices.
Celebrating 25 Years in THE HEART of downtown Rochester.
402 East, 248/652-0966
www.mariessalonandspa.com
and spa@yahoo.com
Parties for all occasions including Bridal Parties!
For that VIP, the salon is all yours --private & cozy.
FREE hair cut with purchase of Color or Highlights.
Pedi & Mani $39 – Shellac Mani $29
Relaxed luxury at affordable prices. Open 7 days., Sun. 12-5pm.
With ad only.
329 Main, 248/652-9305
www.shopsolesisters.com
20% off one regular priced item.
10% off one sale item.
Some exclusions may apply. One coupon per customer. Offer expires 08/31/15.
Downtown Rochester
309 Main, Suite 250, 248/413-7333
www.waxmybikini.com
10% off any one service.
Gift Certificates
Gift Certificates are available in any
denomination and may be purchased
at the Rochester DDA office,
Some exclusions may apply. Cannot be combined with other offers.
308 1/2 Main Street (above
Holland’s Floral and Gifts). Cash, check and VISA/MC accepted. 339 East, 248/930-9467
www.moonriversoap.com
Free Lemon Eucalyptus Soap with purchase of
Buzz-B-Gone Bug Spray.
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A TASTE OF
Rochester
Bangkok Cuisine
The Give Thanks Bakery & Café
Paint Creek Tavern
727 N. Main, 248/652-8841
Authentic Thai cuisine featuring traditional
favorites, made to order with your level of spice.
225 Main, 248/601-1542
Fine French pastries, handcrafted European
breads and delectable chocolates. Enjoy in-store
or take home for a special treat.
613 N. Main, 248/609-0552
Better known among the locals as the Yacht
Club, standards include sandwiches and salads.
439 Main, 248/601-1411
Many varieties of fair trade organic coffees and
teas served in 100% bio-degradeable cups. Menu
includes an assortment of sandwiches and sweets.
Hibachi House Bar & Grill
630 N. Main, 248/656-0066
Homemade favorites for breakfast, lunch and
dinner. Kids menu available.
Bologna Via Cucina
Hungry Howie’s
334 Main, 248/651-4660
Italian cuisine featuring a seasonal menu,
extensive wine list and Michigan craft beer.
House specialties include homemade sauces,
stone-fired Joe Bologna pizzas and more.
606 N. Main, 248/652-2010
Famous Hungry Howie’s pizza, available with
flavored crust and numerous toppings.
Bean & Leaf Café
Bologna Via Cucina
335 Main, 248/266-6055
Fun and interactive dining experience. Full
service bar on lower level. Asian fusion cuisine.
Krazy Greek Restaurant
111 E. University, 248/652-0089
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner featuring
Greek specialties. Kids menu available.
Kruse & Muer on Main
327 Main, 248/652-9400
Signature cuisine includes a wide variety of
seafood, pasta and more.
Lipuma’s Coney Island
621 N. Main, 248/652-9862
Coney dogs, coney burgers, tacos and more.
A Rochester institution!
Main Street Shawarma Burger
Brookshire at the Royal Park Hotel
600 E. University, 248/453-8732
The freshest ingredients artfully prepared and
served in the relaxed, luxurious style of an English
manor house.
Chadd’s Pizza
816 N. Main, 248/656-9998
Featuring gourmet New York style pizza
specializing in large thin crust and made from
fresh ingredients. Take out or delivery available.
Chicken Shack
213 W. University, 248/656-1100
Famous chicken & BBQ to eat in or carry out.
Chomp
200 Main, 248/608-1054
Deli, grille & juice bar specializing in sandwiches,
soups, salads, smoothies & freshly made juice.
Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters
336 Main, 248/453-5239
Treats and beats coffee house delivers a classic
coffee house experience with a twist. Over 300
different espresso-based drinks, light lunches
and unbelievable desserts, including chocolate &
cheese fondue.
Domino’s Pizza
121 E. University, 248/652-9910
Choose from their buffalo wings, breadsticks or
deep dish pizza – you can’t go wrong!
Downtown Café
606 N. Main, 248/652-6680
Serving breakfast & lunch, offerings include
everything from omelettes and French toast to
sandwiches and salads. Kids menu available.
Georgio’s Pizza and Pasta
117 Main, 248/601-2882
New York-style gourmet pizza at its finest. Over
15 pastas and entrees to choose from. Dine-in,
carry out or delivery.
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417 Main, 248/608-4713
Middle Eastern cuisine featuring handmadein-house shawarma burgers served on a bun.
Menu includes salads, sandwiches, soups and
specialty plates.
Main Street Billiards
215 Main, 248/652-8441
Open for dinner. Menu includes a variety of salads,
sandwiches and burgers. Kids menu available.
Main Street Deli
709 N. Main, 248/656-5066
Any kind of sandwich you can think of! Menu
includes salad, homemade soup and vegetarian/
vegan options. Kids menu available.
Mamma Mia Tuscan Grille
Paul’s on Main Street Family Restaurant
Penn Station East Coast Subs
146 Main, 248/601-4663
East Coast style submarine sandwiches,
fresh-cut fries and hand squeezed lemonade. It’s
all about good taste.
Penny Black Grill & Tap
124 W. Fourth, 248/841-1522
Cuisine features house-smoked BBQ, gourmet
burgers and other casual fare located in the old
post office.
Red Knapp’s Dairy Bar
304 Main, 248/651-4545
There’s nothing like a burger and a malt from this
old-fashioned style soda fountain and burger joint.
Rochester Brunch House
301 Walnut, 248/656-1600
An extensive menu including many breakfast and
lunch specialties such as apple cinnamon puffs
and stuffed omelets in a beautifully decorated
historic church.
Rochester Chop House and
Kabin Krusers Oyster Bar
306 Main, 248/651-2266
Two full-service restaurants in one. Kabin Krusers
features oysters, mussels, shrimp as well as
unique salads & sandwiches. The Rochester
Chop House is known for their steaks, chops and
seafood. Reservations preferred.
400 Water, 248/650-5080
Everything from Jambalaya to Shepherd’s Pie
– they’ve got it here. Don’t forget to try the
handcrafted ales and lagers. Kids menu available.
543 N. Main, 248/402-0234
Italian/Tuscan grille, including Mussels
Pomodoro with Fresh Basil, Shrimp Scampi and
more. Open for dinner, Tuesday – Sunday.
Offering a full service bar.
Rojo Mexican Bistro
The Meeting House
Subway Sandwiches & Salads
301 Main, 248/759-4825
Dishes include Candied Skuna Bay Salmon and
Overnight Braised Beef Short Ribs using local
sustainable and humanely raised ingredients.
Open for dinner, Tuesday – Sunday. Brunch
Saturday and Sunday.
408 Main, 248/652-1939
Variety of subs and salads made to order. Bread
baked fresh daily.
Mr. B’s Food & Spirits
423 Main, 248/651-6534
Menu includes a wide variety of sandwiches, pizza,
burgers, salads and more. Kids menu available.
O’Connor’s Public House
324 Main, 248/608-2537
A celebration of pub culture—a culture of
hospitable surroundings, good food, good
drinks and friendly conversation—what is called
“CRAIC”—Authentic Irish food, perfect pints
and legendary CRAIC!
O’Shea’s
543 N. Main, 248/650-8170
Open for lunch, dinner and spirits overlooking the
Paint Creek. Enjoy wings, pizza, salad and more.
401 Main, 248/601-9300
A contemporary, upscale Mexican bistro
featuring a tantalizing south-of-the border
dining experience.
Sumo Sushi and Seafood
418 Main, 248/601-0104
Features a wide array of great selections for
a unique dining experience. Carry out orders
available.
Victorian Rose Restaurant
118 W. Third, 248/652-8595
Rochester’s original teahouse, everything on this
amazing menu is made to order from scratch.
Private parties and catering available.
Willoughby’s Beyond Juice
120 E. Fourth, 248/841-1670
A “Meal in a Cup” and their “specialty formulas”
are designed to provide a well-balanced meal.
Other choices include salads, sandwiches,
desserts, and breakfast, too!
433 W. University Dr. • Rochester, MI 48307 • [248] 656-2020 • www.rochesteradvanceddentistry.com
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