Quarter 1 - 2024

COMMERCEINSIGHT Q1 2024

INSTALLATION DINNER 2024

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

CHAMBER STAFF Chief Executive Officer

It’s exciting to launch 2024 representing the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce as this year’s Board President. With over 1,150 members, our business community is an exceptional asset and it’s inspiring to be part of a strong force that represents Roseville’s lifeblood. Our Chamber’s vision is to be the best region in California to live, work and do business, and our Board of Directors is actively engaged to help facilitate just that.

Rana Ghadban

Event & Sponsorship Coordinator Megan Wetzel

Marketing Coordinator Maddi Zacher

Membership Services Coordinator

Director of Finance Amy Triplett

Director of Membership Monica Goodpaster

Membership Retention Representative Scott Otsuka

Public Policy Coordinator

Gabby Aamodt

Marlo Bourland

Office Manager

Workforce Development Coordinator

Carole Dittmer

Olivia Salazar

We’ve got many stokes in the fire for this upcoming year. Our event planners are already gearing up for the Chamber’s signature events such as SPLASH! and Placer Valley 2024. Our Talent Pipeline Management (TPM) program, which has received significant interest from several communities in NorCal, continues to gain steam in developing a local workforce to meet our employers’ needs. And business-friendly advocacy continues at a record pace, with our Chamber’s leadership strengthening our position in the region to influence legislation that affects our business owners.

Our Chamber is here to serve you. If we can augment our services to enhance your operations, we’d love to hear from you because we’re currently updating the Strategic Plan that will guide the Chamber’s actions for the next several years. Our success is greatest when we’re all actively involved, serving one another, advocating for a business-friendly environment, and developing a talented local workforce.

Cheers to you and the year ahead!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS President Vance Jones

Wood Rodgers, Inc.

President-Elect Ann Bouchard

Bouchard Communications Group

Past President Kim Menzel

Kaiser Permanente, Roseville

Secretary/Treasurer Alex Brown

VP of Membership Services Justin Curry

DJ Direct Entertainment

VP of Economic & Gov’t Affairs Stephen Clark

Sacramento International Airport

VP of Community Development Ryan O'Keefe

Westpark Communities

Captrust

BOARD Vance Jones 2024 Roseville Area Chamber President

Dave Breninger

Breninger Consulting & Audio Archives

Angelica Castro

Wise Villa Winery

Darlene Cullivan

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ECONOMIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

13 INSIDE THE CHAMBER 17 COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS 20 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE 2

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The Gathering Inn

Tracie Denio-Kerby

Denio’s Roseville Farmers Market & Swap Meet

Willy Duncan Sierra College

Joe Flores

Flores & Associates Insurance Services/eXp Realty

Adrian Guerrero

Union Pacific Railroad

Katrina Holmes

Sutter Roseville Medical Center

Tamra Kelly

Dignity Health

Kat Maudru

PRIDE Industries

Luke Noland

Fourscore Coffee Shop

Christopher Onstott Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard

Lisa Peters

Randy Peters Catering & Event Center

MANUFACTURING INNOVATION IN ROSEVILLE

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rom computer technology to medical devices, manufacturing plays an important role in the health of Roseville’s economy. Over the last year, Roseville’s manufacturing industry grew by 17.9% to approximately 2,900 jobs.

Because the manufacturing industry has the highest multiplier effect of any economic sector, it’s beneficial for driving economic growth. That means for every $1 spent on manufacturing, another $2.69 is added to the economy (National Association of Manufacturers).

Powering the future of mobility Bosch is a recent example of Roseville’s expanding manufacturing sector. The company’s move toward acquiring and investing $1.5 billion in the former TSI Semiconductor site is anticipated to spur growth in related businesses and suppliers.

Locally manufactured silicon carbide chips are critical for the expanding electric vehicle market, providing significant improvements in efficiency, range, and battery size. The worldwide market for silicon carbide devices is estimated to climb from $2 billion to $14 billion in value by 2030.

Roseville is Bosch’s first chip manufacturing location outside of Germany, joining plants in Dresden and Reutlingen. The first chips are estimated to be ready by 2026.

Following the most significant semiconductor deal in 30 years, manufacturing and technology investments from additional companies will further elevate Roseville as one of the best places to do business in California.

Roseville’s advantage Our area has the advantage of access to a skilled talent pool and quality higher education. Our strong network of education and training partners play an important role in the workforce pipeline by meeting labor market demands and quickly responding to an evolving manufacturing industry.

Recent data from the Greater Sacramento Economic Council reveals that the region is known for having a welcoming and collaborative business climate. These are key differentiators for companies seeking a location that fosters growth and innovation.

Additionally, reliable and affordable City of Roseville utilities are a major benefit to businesses operating in our community. This predictability continues to be a major reason for companies to locate and stay in Roseville.

Growth in key industries and emerging sectors stimulates economic growth by creating jobs, increasing production, and generating income. This type of growth is critical to maintaining a prosperous economy.

Learn more Stay connected to City of Roseville’s economic development and business news by subscribing to our newsletter “Business Matters” at roseville.ca.us/connect.

-Roseville Mayor, Bruce Houdesheldt

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BIZ CORNER

When small businesses seek marketing it can be hard to know who to trust and which path to follow. The SEO guru will of course suggest SEO is the solution. A direct-mail advertising company will suggest their strategy is best and the digital marketer, well of course will sell their service. None of them are wrong per se, but how do you know if they are right for you?

Before Hiring a Marketing Company It's important that you have clarity of your business goals and a dedicated budget before hiring marketing help or you risk spending more than you can afford or choosing a tactic that doesn’t give you the results you want.

Some companies will make promises that sound so easy and enticing, e.g. “thousands of leads,” or “get to the top of the Google search.” When it sounds too good to be true, ask yourself, do you have a process and people in place to convert these leads (i.e. does it make sense for you)? Also examine, what are their tactics and do they align with your values? Before making a commitment, talk to multiple companies and use these questions as a guide.

- What is your experience with businesses similar to mine? (Hopefully they have some) - What kind of research will you do about my business? (They should take the time to get to know you and your company to best reflect your business) - Can you design my [brochure, website, etc.] or run my ads within my budget? (Be sure they are upfront about pricing) - Do you work in-house or outsource your projects?

(There isn’t a wrong answer to this, but you want to be sure you are receiving professional, quality products in a timely fashion) If you’d like to learn more about marketing before hiring a professional or doing it for yourself, consider reading Marketing Basics for Your Small Business by Jen Esparza to get a foundational understanding of how to determine what is right for your specific business and goals.

Jen Esparza, Owner The Jen Advantage thejenadvantage.com

PUBLIC POLICY UPDATES

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e kicked the election year off with a Candidate Forum for the Placer County Board of Supervisor Districts of 3 & 4. Hosted in conjunction with the Rocklin and Lincoln Chambers, all candidates from these districts joined to speak about why they are running for their perspective seat and policies affecting the business community. This event was a great way for the business community to get to know the candidates that would like to represent them on the Placer County Board of Supervisors. We look forward to seeing more of these candidates as the election draws closer.

Recently we joined the CalChamber’s coalition to fix California’s Private Attorney Generals Act (PAGA).

Enacted in 2004, PAGA was intended to be a more effective way to solve labor disputes but has proven to be ineffectual and ultimately harmed business. PAGA cases take nearly two years on average, which is twice as long than cases decided by the Labor and Workforce Development Agency. These cases can be brought over a small infraction, such as a typo or incorrect spelling on a pay stub, which harms family run businesses, non-profits, and thousands of other employers. PAGA cases also end up not helping employees as well as, on average, plaintiff’s lawyers receive 33% or more of the total recovery, leaving very little for workers.

Along with chambers from across California, we are calling on the State Legislature to expand on Labor and Workforce Development Agency processes, which are proven to resolve employee claims faster and provide workers with more restitution.

This year we will also be working closely with UCAN, the United Chambers Advocacy Network, and our lobbyist to advocate for pro-business policies at the state level. As bills are introduced in the State Legislature, we are on watch for bills that support workforce development, advancing local infrastructure, and public safety. You can see a full list of bills we are tracking this year at RosevilleChamber.com.

-Marlo Bourland, Public Policy Coodinator

Placer County Candidate Forum

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AGE Advantage Senior Care Services

All About Hope

Salt & Straw

BB Dental Studio

Waves in Motion

Cypress Title Corporation

Junk King

Great Greek Mediterranean Grill

Bliss Market

To schedule a ribbon cutting, contact Gabby Aamodt via email at Support@RosevilleAreaChamber.com, or call 916-757-6883

25 YEARS OF LOVING & SUPPORTING CHILDREN WITH CANCER

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n March 12,1998, Keaton Raphael Memorial was incorporated in honor of 5-year-old Keaton who gained his Angel Wings after a courageous nine-month battle against Neuroblastoma. During a time of grief, Keaton’s loving parents were determined to provide hope and strength to other families who would hear the four devastating words, “Your child has cancer.” Keaton’s legacy lives on by serving thousands of children and their families who have been impacted by pediatric cancer in our region.

Keaton’s Child Cancer Alliance is honoring 25 years of providing financial, emotional, and educational support to children with cancer and their families throughout Northern California. Thank you to the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce and our community for supporting our mission these past 25 years and beyond.

Until childhood cancer is conquered, our hearts of servitude are committed to young warriors and their loved ones, ensuring that NO FAMILY FIGHTS CANCER ALONE. -Jessica Alonso, Executive Director of Keaton's Child Cancer Alliance

REMEMBERING KELLI'S COOKIES

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or over 25 years, Kelli Ridenour served her signature treats at Kelli’s Cookies and quickly became a staple in the Roseville community. Kelli was more than a business owner; she was a cherished member of our community, leaving a lasting mark with her warm smile, generosity, and delectable cookies.

Kelli's Cookies wasn't just a bakery, in 2017 it became a non-profit with a focus on mentoring and employing foster and at-risk youth in the Placer and Sacramento regions. She was also a huge supporter of many non-profits, including the Roseville Chamber and Lost But Not Forgotten.

Kelli’s lasting legacy will be forever remembered by her family, friends, and those she touched in the community with her sweet treats and even sweeter heart.

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NEW MEMBERS OCT. - DEC. 2023 ACASA Senior Care AHC Home Health & Hospice of Sacramento Alger Coaching Aloha Counseling AMS Professional Services, Inc Arthur Murray Dance Studio Batool's Esthetics BB Dental Studio Big O Tires #5260 Blue Line Security & Consulting Blue Oaks Cremation & Burial Services Blue Ribbon Professional Network (BPRN) Bubba's Auto Care Building Kidz - Roseville West Caravan Uzbek Cuisine Halal Casa Ramos Corsage Chic LLC

Debra Davis Fund Diverse Roots Hair Company & Salon Dry Creek RV Park DuBois Sales Consulting Edward Jones - Greg Williams Farmers Insurance - Elizabeth Guerrero Forward Gotcha Covered of Roseville Hypnosis with Jaci J Studio Suites Jayna Gyro Jeremy Sookhoo JP Noble at the Union Junior Restaurant & Lounge Junk King Roseville K. Sawa Marketing Int'l Inc. Keg And Cork Law Office of Roger Billings Liminal Education Consultant Meraki Public Affairs Michael Tracewell NorCal Care Solutions Now CFO Performance Systems Integration Placer County Vintners Association Placer Sporting Club Rain or Shine Bookkeeping LLC Real Estate - Beth Ellinthorpe Realty One Group Revitalize Construction Robert Craig Films, LLC. Roseville Perio Specialist Security & Firearms Training Academy (SAFTA) Security Public Storage-Galleria Blvd

Sierra Health & Wellness Silver Wishes Stone Real Estate Stonebridge Veterinary Wellness Sunbelt Rentals Sunshine Audiology, Inc. Sweet Dreams Foundation The Glass Guru The Head Game The Joint Chiropractic Voz Alta Studio Whizoo Electronics

RENEWING MEMBERS OCT. - DEC. 2023

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1 YEAR PLUS ABT Plumbing, Electric, Heat & Air ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. Ace Handyman Services Roseville|Rocklin|Granite Bay ADOBOINK LLC ADP Amy's Drive Thru Associated Resources Banner Bank Beauty Eclipse Studio Blue Dream HR California Closets Capital City Solar Capital Region Financial Group, LLC Capitol Impact Change Home Mortgage

Compassion Planet Edible Arrangements Edward Jones - Shawn Plunkett, AAMS® ,CRPC® Exp Realty - Corrine Wiens Flour Dust Pizza Co LLC Freedom Through Education Galpao Gaucho Brazilian Steakhouse Golfland SunSplash Waterpark Granite Bay Urgent Care Green Team Junk Heartland Payment Systems Insperity JR Conkey & Associates Kids Care Dental & Orthodontics Roseville Pkwy Kitchen 747

KWA Safety & HazMat Consultants, Inc. Martzen Holistic Goods Mary Kay Cosmetics - Lezlie Lang Matthew Maynard, Placer County Assessor McFadden Investigations Law Corporation Medical Career College of Northern California Merus Law, APC Mission Courier, Inc. MoJoe's Roseville Murphy Business Sales New York Life / Eagle Strategies, LLC Noah's Roofing Nor Cal Town & Country Realty

Oilstop - Fairway Dr. Omega Pacific Insurance Solutions Point Equity Porter's House of Draft Recology Rose Cafe and Bagel Scott and Baldwin CPAs The Benefits Store The Rising Zone Twin Rocks Estate Winery Valley Vision VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa Vincent Gonzales Keller Williams Realty Roseville Wedding Showcase Well Quest of Granite Bay Whitney Oaks Insurance Services Inc.

Fourscore Coffee Goose Port Gravity IT Solutions Hospital Council of Northern & Central California Jay Resendez Attorney at Law Jersey Mike's Subs - Thrive Dr. Kelli's Cookies - For Goodness Bakes Laborers Local 185 (LiUNA) Latino Leadership Council Lighthouse Window Cleaning Inc. Moksa Brewing Company Morgan Stanley - Tatyana Kjellberg

Nick Sadek Sotheby's International Realty Placer County Transportation Planning Agency Placer Veterans Stand Down Placer-Nevada County Medical Society Porter Scott Attorneys Relationship Therapy Center ReNew Stores Rent Pros Property Management Rocklin City Councilmember Bill Halldin

Roseville Executive Suites Roseville Urban Forest Foundation Safeway Sienna Restaurant State Farm Insurance - Chris Hagans Take Note Troupe The Law Offices of Edward A. Smith The Roseville Hyperbaric Center Tier One Financial and Insurance Services WCF Insurance Wicked Graphics, LLC WiZiX Technology Group

Family Green Survival, Inc. Fidelity National Title Folsom Ready Mix, Inc. Fuhrman Leamy Land Group Golden 1 Headquarters Gravity IT Solutions Green Acres Nursery & Supply Green Valley Hospice Jensen Smith, CPAs Jonathan Chan, DDS - West Roseville Family Dental

Karen T. Peak CPA Kenny G & Company Fine Jewelers Law Offices of Maria E. Valdez Lilani Wealth Management Lucy's Salon & Spa Nugget Market Oak Ridge Healthcare Center Oakmont of Roseville PCH Property Management Placer Independent Resource Services, Inc.

Placer Land Trust Premier Graph-X Inc. Quarry Ponds Town Center Red Dog Shredz Roseville Crime Stoppers Roseville Roofing SAFE Credit Union Stone Consulting Group Synergy Home Care Treasurer-Tax Collector Placer County

Foothills Habitat For Humanity Frank M. Booth Inc. GoodLeap, LLC INTEGRAL Financial Management E. Howard Rudd Laverty Chacon Commercial Real Estate

Law Office of Marcus J. Lo Duca, P.C. Legends at Woodcreek Golfcourse Maidu Village Senior Apts. II Mojica Architecture Studio MUN CPAs Placer Independent Resource Services, Inc.

Placer Valley Tourism Psomas Roseville Host Lions State Farm Insurance - Julie DeCarlo, Agent Sun Senior News/West Roseville News/EGnews INC. Walmart #1988

CPAs Gibson & Tuttle, A Law Corporation Kee & Associates Kiwanis of Roseville Maidu Village Senior Apts. I NG Alexander Real Estate Development LLC PRIDE Industries

Rotary Club of Roseville Safeguard Business Systems Sierra View Country Club Sierra View General Contractor Sinclair, Wilson, Baldo & Chamberlain Attorneys at Law St. Albans Country Day School St. Vincent De Paul Society

Summit Roofing Company The Press-Tribune Williams + Paddon Architects + Planners, Inc.

5 YEARS PLUS Abbey Carpet & Floor of Roseville Aborn Powers Basin Street Properties Blue House Korean Restaurant Roseville, Inc. California Compliance Solutions LLC. CID Consortium, LLC Cliff Cottam Insurance Services Daycation for Seniors Edward Jones - Jon Benecke Family Matters In-Home Care Fast Track Hobbies

10 YEARS PLUS Advocates for Mentally Ill Housing Alpha Baller Technologies, LLC Anthem United Homes Inc. Assistance League of Greater Placer Capitol Legal Investigations CEO Holdings LLC Class Act Plumbing, Heating & Air Dental Haven Endicott Communications, Inc.

20 YEARS PLUS AlphaGraphics ATC Telecommunications Services Downtown Roseville Merchants, Inc. Eureka Union School District Fehr & Peers Five Star Bank

30 YEARS PLUS Best Western / Roseville Inn Blue Oak Dental - Roseville Bright Beginnings Welcoming Services Carmelita's Restaurant Enterprise Rent-A-Car Freddi Eberhart & Associates, Inc.

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Decor by Lush Balloons

CONGRATS TO OUR AWARD WINNERS!

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n January 18th, we gathered for a night of community celebrations and entertainment at our 2024 Installation Dinner. During the cocktail hour, guests enjoyed craft cocktails at our Speakeasy, sponsored by Randy Peters Catering, while being dazzled by the musical talent of Lisa Marie Ellis.

We also hosted a silent auction to benefit the Placer Workforce Development Foundation, the newly launched 501(c)3 arm of the Chamber. The Foundation mission is, through strategic collaborations and innovative programs, to create a robust workforce and thriving economic ecosystem where individuals have access to meaningful opportunities and employers have access to a diverse and skilled talent pipeline.

A huge thank you to Lush Balloons and A & A Music Events for transforming the space into an incredible display of balloon artistry! Your added touch helped set the tone of the event! After enjoying dinner and delicious Nothing Bundt Cakes, sponsored by CAPTRUST, we began the award ceremony. Congratulations to this year's honorees who are true pillars in our community:

ATHENA Award Jamie Hazen

Volunteer of the Year Anne Carpenter

Ambassador of the Year & Ryan Haney Referral Partner of the Year Vincent Gonzales

Edward M. Friedman Community Service Award Kevin Hernandez

Milestone Award 50 Years Placer SPCA

President's Award Justin Curry

Milestone Award 20 Years Style Media Group

During the evening, we also celebrated the many accolades our City has received, ranking us among the top cities for Safest City in CA, Best Places to live, raise a family, and retire, all of which could not be possible without the strong Leadership of our local elected officials and our City staff. Their unwavering commitment to providing exceptional service to the entire community, both residents & businesses. Unlike many communities across our State, the City of Roseville always ensures a seat at the table for our business community. That is exactly why we have also been ranked among the top cities for job growth in the United States by the Milken Institute, highlighting our strong economy and our employment opportunities.

Very much in alignment with our City efforts, our Chamber’s vision is to advance the Roseville Area to be the best region in California to live, work, and do business. The role of our Chamber is to serve as the catalyst and the convener, bringing people together to foster collaboration, connection, innovation, and growth for Roseville and the entire region. To thank our board of directors for their leadership and ongoing support, we concluded the evening with Mayor Bruce Houdesheldt installing our 2024 President, Vance Jones, and our Board of Directors.

With their leadership, 2024 is sure to be one to remember!

2024 Board of Directors

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UPCOMING EVENTS 2/12 Home Services Roundtable 9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

2/13 Chamber Luncheon 11:30a.m. - 1:00p.m.

2/15 Ignite Mixer 4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m.

2/21 Chamber Orientation 8:30a.m. - 10:00a.m.

2/22 Chamber Breakfast 7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.

2/23 Economic Development & Government Affairs Committee Meeting 8:00a.m. - 9:15a.m.

3/5 EDG 8:30a.m. - 10:15a.m.

3/6 Happy Hour 4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m.

3/8 Ignite Offsite 11:30a.m. - 1:00p.m.

3/12 Event Planning Roundtable 8:30a.m. - 10:00a.m.

3/12 Chamber Luncheon 11:30a.m. - 1:00p.m.

3/20 Chamber Orientation 8:30a.m. - 10:00a.m.

3/21 Event Planning Showcase 5:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

3/28 Chamber Breakfast 7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.

4/1 Non-Profit Roundtable 9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

4/2 EDG 8:30a.m. - 10:15a.m.

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FEATURED AMBASSADOR

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became an Ambassador to meet new members, and to give back to the Chamber.

When I was a new member, so many members and Ambassadors reached out to me to help me navigate all that the Chamber has to offer. It was like walking into a room full of old friends. Everyone made me feel welcome. My goal is to help a new member feel that way too.

What I like most about being an Ambassador is the people I get to meet. We are all business professionals, but I love that we want each other to succeed. Being an Ambassador is such a positive experience.

There are SO many Chamber events I love to attend! My top choice would be the Chamber Breakfast. It's a great opportunity to find referral partners, find out what other members do, and tell everyone a little bit about yourself. Not to mention the food is always amazing.

Amanda Johnson Heartland Payment Systems

-Amanda Johnson, Heartland Payment Systems

IGNITE CORNER: INTRODUCING YOUR 2024 IGNITE CHAIR! I'm beyond excited to be leading the 2024 Roseville Chamber Ignite Young Professionals as the new Chair with the Ignite Council. I've been a full time Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Roseville since 2015 and part of Ignite Young Professionals since 2018. Ignite has always been a huge part in growing my local network and growing my real estate business! I always found Ignite to be a great way to meet local like-minded highachieving young professionals.

Ignite helped me connect closer to the Roseville Chamber and to be more involved with the Roseville community. We do a monthly morning networking coffee meet up and a few other events throughout the year. I’m so excited for our 2024 Ignite events and can’t wait to meet more of you young professionals!

- Vincent Gonzales, 2024 Ignite Chair

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VISIT VIBRANT VERNON STREET!

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COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS

f you haven't been to Downtown Roseville lately, it's time to schedule a trip! Vernon Street, the main venue, is brimming with activity. There's something for everyone: charming stores, professional services, delightful restaurants, and entertainment with a flair for arts, theater, and music.

Foodies will find so many varied options, one more delectable than the next, including Goose Port, Monk's Cellar, The Trax, The Fig Tree, and many more!

Shopping in downtown Roseville is as unique and diverse as its food options: from Bartlett Flowers and Gifts (it smells so good in there!) to Mike's Bikes, Sparrow 5, and Threads Clothing Exchange, Downtown Roseville is all about shopping and buying local.

If arts and entertainment are your passions, look no further than Downtown Roseville's Blue Line Arts, The Strum Shop, Roseville Theater Arts, and The School of Rock, for starters.

Services are alive and well in Downtown Roseville as well, including Piches Architecture, Bill Smith Photography, and more.

Folks who haven't been to Downtown Roseville for a while may not recognize the place - the businesses, the bustling activity, the number of visitors, and the overall positive vibe that the area possesses.

Behind the scenes is the Downtown Roseville Partnership (DRP), an action-oriented, collaborative group that champions the creation of a vibrant and authentic downtown. In collaboration with the City of Roseville and the Downtown Roseville Merchants, the DPR works to promote, market, and provide services that attract businesses and visitors to the District.

Funded from tax assessments paid by its property owners, the coalition is the proud title sponsor of events such as the Sylvia Besana Holiday Parade and Downtown Tuesday nights. They fund sidewalk power washing, alley clean-ups, facade grant programs for businesses, and recently re-lit the trees along Vernon Street. Learn more at www. godowntownroseville.com.

Consider this an open invitation - Downtown Roseville hopes to see you soon!

-Kat Maudru, Downtown Roseville Partnership Commerce Insight

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ROSEVILLE EVENT PLANNING SHOWCASE

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e are very excited to announce our first Event Planning Showcase held on March 21st, at @theGrounds (Johnson Hall) from 5pm-9pm.

Our event showcase is your one-stop destination to discover, connect, and be inspired by the best in the local event industry. Immerse yourself in a showcase of local talent, creativity, and expertise. Whether you're planning a wedding, a corporate event, or a holiday party, our event is tailored for you. Connect with top-notch caterers, florists, venues, event planners, and DJs who can bring your vision to life.

Early bird admission tickets are available at RosevilleEventPlanning.com for only $10 until March 1st! So make sure you buy your tickets now before prices go up!

Enter the promo code EVENTSHOWCASE for 50% off your ticket!

If you are a vendor in the event planning industry, booth spaces are also available! This perfect opportunity to put your event services on display to attendees looking for vendors for their weddings, corporate events, holiday parties, and more! You can also book your booth space at RosevilleEventPlanning.com.

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