Thursday and Friday – street sales.
Saturday – sidewalk sales only.

RHS street band, firetruck ping pong ball toss, Polaris machines on display, food trucks, bouncy house for kids, & costume contest!

All businesses are invited to participate!

With decades of performing as both a band member and a solo artist, Dan has played in several bands from Oldies, Rock & Roll, Country Rock, to old time Country. Dan combines a mix of oldies, classic rock, and top 40 country hits for the events.

Enjoy an evening of outdoor entertainment with concert nights at the Gazebo.  Bring your lawn chair and join us on the banks of the Roseau River.

Food served by: Roseau Community Fund

Roseau, M.N. – On August 6 from 12 to 4 p.m., Warroad, Roseau and Greenbush residents will have 

the chance to drop off unused and unwanted medications, prescription or over-the-counter, for safe 

disposal at a convenient drive-up, drop-off event in each community. Altru Clinic, LifeCare Medical 

Center, LifeCare Public Health, the Roseau County Sheriff’s Office, Roseau Police Department and 

Warroad Police Department have joined forces to rid our communities of excess medications. 

Drive-up, drop-off locations include: 

• Warroad Law Enforcement Center 
• Roseau City Center (North Parking Lot) 
• Greenbush Fire Hall 

Medications can be left in their original containers. All items are incinerated including personal identifiers. 

Properly disposing of excess drugs is everyone’s responsibility as a matter of public safety. Medications 

left in homes can lead to theft, misuse, diversion, unintentional poisoning, abuse and overdose. Please 

find time to clean out your medicine cabinet and drop off controlled, non-controlled or over-the-counter 

medications during the Medication Take Back Day. If you are unable to attend the Medication Take Back 

Day find further information on safe disposal at altru.org/drugdisposal. 

Enjoy an evening of outdoor entertainment with concert nights at the Gazebo.  Bring your lawn chair and join us on the banks of the Roseau River.

The Lost Woodsmen, “Music that reflects life and Americana”

The Lost Woodsmen are Monte Schaffer “Bellows” and Jep Fator “Lone Star”, a couple of good friends, playing a variety of musical styles such as Americana, singer-songwriter, folk, bluesy bluegrass, cultural, namely Irish and Tejano. But most importantly, they’re having fun!

Tale of The Lost Woodsmen:
It was a crisp November morning when Bellows stumbled across him in the deep woods. He had an old guitar slung accross his back and said he went by the name of “Lone Star”. Turns out he was hunting for antler sheds and was a bit disoriented. Lone Star explained how he would use the antler bone for his guitar to achieve unearthly sustain. Bellows agreed to help him, knowing that this was the prime time for his pursuit. It was amazing to watch Lone Star as he unslung his guitar and used it like a divining rod, plucking deep and transient chords that would ultimately lead him to his quarry.

Suddenly Lone Star’s guitar dipped sharply and he let out a yodel. Soon they found themselves surrounded by wild and ferocious animals. It was an impressive sight to watch Bellows fend them off one by one. After they had all been vanquished, Bellows did several one-armed pull-ups, grabbed his accordion, sat down on a stump and played “Belle Maire”. A chord of instant friendship was struck.

Well, it didn’t take long to discover that they were both lost and it was going to be a long night. To pass the time, Lone Star and Bellows started trading songs and even wrote some new ones. Eventually they were able to navigate through the musical maze of the deep woods and find their way. They’ve been playing together ever since.

Food served by Roseau Lions.

In the event of rain, the concert will be held at the Roseau School Theater.

The Roseau County Relay for Life will hold its annual event to raise money and awareness for a cure for cancer.

Everyone is welcome to join in the fun at the Roseau Riverview Gazebo Park.  In addition to the relay, his year’s event will include great presentations, survivor walk, dinner, luminary lighting, music and entertainment and many other events.

The event will be held at the Roseau Riverview Gazebo Park.

Tami Lee and The Northern Lights Band! The Midwest’s finest Country and Variety Show Band! 

Playing and singing since early childhood, Nashville recording artist Tami Lee has developed into one of the most talented and dedicated singers in the music business today! She assembled a first class band and hit the road as Tami Lee and The Northern Lights. The group travels and performs often, and has become one of the areas hottest acts.

Enjoy an evening of outdoor entertainment with concert nights at the Gazebo.  Bring your lawn chair and join us on the banks of the Roseau River.

Food served by Malung Community Center.

For complete details:
Don Dunn | ddunn@lifecaremc.com or 218.242.0277

Enjoy an evening of outdoor entertainment with concert nights at the Gazebo. Dariann Leigh, a small town girl with a big voice, and even bigger dreams. Singing since she could talk. Her small town roots show in her natural, and raw performances.

Bring your lawn chair and join us on the banks of the Roseau River.

Food served by: ALS Team.

In the event of rain, all concerts will be held at the Roseau School Theater.

Long Range Archery Shoot

Back by popular demand! We are hosting a long range shoot at the Malung Community Center for only $10 each participant.

We need at least 10 participants to sign up.

1st place gets half off the payout. the other half will go to a lucky random participant!!

Registration starts at 6. Bring your own equipment. Fueld tips only. We will shoot 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90 yards. 1 round, 4 arrows at each target.

An exciting opportunity is coming to Roseau. John “Bogus” DeVall will be here on August 24th from 10:00am – 12:00pm for a seminar and a belt promotion.