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Public Market seeks vendors for Flower City Days horticultural sales

A limited number of vendor spaces remain for May and June

The City of Rochester Public Market’s popular spring Flower City Days horticultural sale events are coming up in May and June at 280 N. Union St. The Market is seeking local growers of ornamental and edible plants, and sellers of garden-related items to participate as Flower City Days vendors.

Dog play demonstration and adoption event

Rochester Animal Services will host a "Watch Me Play, Then Take Me Home!" event on Saturday, April 26, featuring a dog play demonstration and an adoption opportunity.

This will include a playgroup demonstration from 1 to 3 p.m. at The Yard at Brown Square Park. Attendees can observe dogs socializing and playing.

Additionally, all-dog adoptions will be held from 12-4 at 184 Verona St. The adoption fee for the event is $20.

Fall Fest 2025

Kick off the fall season right in the heart of Downtown! 

The City of Rochester, MVP Health Care and Downtown Definitely Events are excited to present the fourth annual Fall Fest. 

The event will feature free family-friendly Autumn festivities including games and inflatables, and will encompass the City of Rochester’s popular Little Kids and Big Rigs, where kids can explore police cars, fire trucks, SWAT vehicles, an ambulance, dump trucks, garbage trucks, construction equipment, and much more!

Biometric Screenings available soon

The City of Rochester, MVP, and WPV (Wellness Programs with Value) have partnered together to help you take charge of your health through our biometrics screening and wellness program. The first step in taking charge of your health is to Know Your Numbers, which indicate your overall health. MVP encourages employees with MVP health insurance to take this important step in managing your health by participating in a biometric screening.

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE IN BIOMETRIC SCREENINGS? All employees with MVP insurance.

Mayor Evans to illegal ATV, dirt bike riders: Street legal or scrapyard ready

Mayor Malik D. Evans and members of his team today observed the disposal of more than 50 illegal ATVs and dirt bikes at the City Auto Impound Yard to emphasize the importance of investing in public safety to promote quality of life in Rochester’s neighborhoods.

“The former owners of these vehicles invested a lot of money into a pastime that doesn’t work on our streets,” Mayor Evans. “Because they didn’t use them according to the law, they will be turned into scrap metal. The choice is simple: Street legal, or scrapyard ready.”