In Roseau, the community takes care of its people as is welcoming to all, including LGBTQ+. We are taught to be respectful to all and treat everyone as equals because it’s the right thing to do. We get to know our neighbors, bring food when someone is sick, to care for the community like they are family. Parents teach kids to pay attention to details and take pride in their work. In Roseau, we are mindful of how our lives impact the world around us and try to ensure the impact is positive.

Roseau has small-town values in a big world. “Just because you’re a small community doesn’t mean you have to think small. Roseau is a town of 3,000 people, but we have a big heart, which makes us attractive as a community. Our slogan is “Roseau feels like home,” and if you get involved in the community, it quickly becomes home.” We respect all people–no matter what culture, religion, race, or values because it’s the right thing to do, and it speaks volumes about the character and values we teach our youth.
– Sinnamon Krings, Roseau Promotions Director

Roseau is a safe and welcoming community. Some of our local businesses are LBGTQ+ owned. If you come into our community with these shared beliefs, your time here will be warm and delightful. We ask you to be kind to our community, care for it and embrace it as its residents do. In return, we will show you respect. We will open our doors, homes, schools, and lives. This small-town attitude in a big world gives life meaning and purpose for our locals. It’s about seeking to change the world through meaningful, respectful, and thoughtful interactions with everyone we meet.

Welcome to our community. We hope before long, Roseau feels like home.