There are lots of resources at the city website. Here is a single resource that can get you started for your Historic Preservation concerns and questions. Rose Park Neighborhood is home to two of the city’s largest historic districts: Rose Park (north of E7th St.) and Rose Park South (south of E7th St.). If you…
Happy Holidays and never tease Mother Nature! Our well made plans for Thursday Dec. 15th were nixed due to high winds and rain. So, please join us for our annual Holiday Tree Lighting in Rose Park. Tuesday 7pm Dec. 20th. Thank you to all who helped make the reschedule happen!
Rose Park residents love to celebrate and the winter holidays are no exception! Here are some things to pencil in: Sunday Dec. 4th – Victorian Christmas at the Bembridge House. Just a short way down 10th St a beautifully restored Queen Anne…
Join in on a discussion of specific directions to take to improve Rose Park Neighborhood. Whether it be character, local economics, mobility or connectedness what creates fundamental and positive change. Speakers on the social determinants of a healthy neighborhood and the current state of RP neighborhood will join with our newly elected city council person,…
The Rose Park and Rose Park South Historic Districts have hundreds of structures that must comply with historic district guidelines. Although many are termed ‘contributing’, that is, it was because that structure represented the time period of the early neighborhood, there are ‘non-contributing’ buildings, as well. Both have to conform to the design guidelines. But…
Stroll to Rose Park with picnic basket in hand, spread your blanket and listen to great Jazz and visit with friends and neighbors. Please join us for RPNA’s Annual Picnic at Rose Park (8th & Orizaba) 11am-3pm. Red Leprechaun will be on hand, for those that don’t bring their picnic, with great pub food, Eayikes…