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2019 Riverfest Schedule and Carnival Wristband Coupon Available Now available at Local Stores

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YOUR 2019 Riverfest is HERE. You can save by stopping the following Flat Rock Businesses to get the coupon and the activity schedule including the bands and children’s activates.  There is something for EVERYONE at this year’s Flat Rock Riverfest.

Atwater Street Tacos Atwater/Arsenal Street
Biggby Coffee Flat Rock Telegraph Road
Blue Heron East Huron River
Capt. Nemo’s Telegraph Road
Flat Rock City Hall Gibraltar Rd.
Flat Rock Community Center Maguire Street
Flat Rock Hardware East Huron River
Flat Rock Public Library Gibraltar Rd.
Jim’s Butcher Shop Telegraph Road
Leo’s Coney Island Telegraph Road
Masserants Feed & Grain Telegraph Road
Public Service Credit Union Vreeland
Strands East Huron River
Wimpy Burger Gibraltar Rd.
Zorba’ Coney Telegraph Road

 

 

Saturday Riverfest Activities Highlights

 

 

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The Taste of Flat Rock Saturday July 20, 2019

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The Second Annual Taste of Flat Rock is this weekend on East Huron River Road from Seneca Road to Division.  What can I expect at this years Taste of Flat Rock?

Sample food from local Flat Rock businesses.
Kid zone, live entertainment, sidewalk sale.
Promoting our local businesses in part of our business district.
The finalize food vendors list is below.

The event starts at 1pm and runs to 5pm.  You can get samples of many of the foods from local restaurants, see the list of restaurants and vendors below.

Biggby Coffee Flat Rock
Wize Guys
The Roc
Capt. Nemos
Wimpy Burger
BYOB, Build Your Own Burrito
Sprint
Flat Rock Community Center and Stone Creek Banquet Center
Flat Rock Historical Society
Blue Heron Trading Company
The Detroit Marshmallow Company
Zorba’s Coney Island
Motor City Canoe Rental
Dairy Queen Flat Rock		 Kates’s Kitchen
Masserants
Strands
Kim’s Jewelry
PKSA Karate
S & J Cupcakery
Primerica
Motor City Canoe
Atwater Street Tacos
Atwater Paddles
Jim’s Butcher Shop/Catering
Motor City Antiques
Remax
Calder Dairy

There will also be entertainment, the list and times are listed below;

2019 Taste of Flat Rock Entertainment

 

Here is the list of foods that will be available for $1 or $2-

Flat Rock Taste of Flat Rock Sample offerings for 2019

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2019 Summer Blast June 7th thru 9th

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The 2019 Flat Rock Summer Blast will be here in a few weeks. This year it will be held June 7-9th at the beautiful HuRoc Park along the Huron River in Flat Rock, Michigan.

This is a FREE festival including FREE parking and open to the public, and fun for all ages!

In addition to the free entertainment throughout the park, the 2019 Ford Flat Rock Summer Blast also features

Lucas Hoge at the 2019 Flat Rock Summer Blast.

*** Friday night FIREWORKS
*** Free CONCERTS and ENTERTAINMENT all weekend long
*** CARNIVAL Midway
*** Shell Camino Monster Truck SHOWS & RIDES…
*** Cruzin Flat Rock CAR SHOW (Saturday)
*** Huge BEER Tent
*** Delicious FOOD
*** Arts, Crafts & Vendors
*** and much MORE fun throughout the park!

 

*** Summer Blast Concert Announcement! ***
We are thrilled to announce Nashville country music sensation LUCAS HOGE will be performing at the 2019 Ford Flat Rock Summer Blast on Saturday, June 8th!

Lucas Hoge had a #1 Billboard Country Album sale chart with “Dirty South”, as well as hit song, “Power of Garth”. He is the Bass Pro/Cabela’s Ambassador, Southwest Airlines Ambassador and Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation and GSM Ambassador. Lucas also stars in the “Hoge Wild” TV series. Lucas will be taking the stage for a free concert on Saturday night at the 2019 Ford Flat Rock Summer Blast!

Here is the entire weekend lineup

 

For all you car enthusiast, the 6th Annual Cruzin Flat Rock Car and Truck Show is on Saturday June 8th.

2019 Cruzin Flat Rock Car and Truck Show.  Flat Rock, Michigan.

 

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Fifth Annual 2019 “Chalk The Walk” at HuRoc Park

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Fifth Annual Chalk The Fifth Annual Chalk the Walk at HuRoc Park, Flat Rock Michigan

This year’s annual “Chalk The Walk” takes place on Saturday June First at HuRoc Park from 11AM to 1PM. Chalk The Walk is presented FREE to the public. This fifth Annual Event is presented by Flat Rock Our Hometown and the Flat Rock Downtown Development Authority. Chalk the Walk is where children of all ages along with their families and friends can draw on the walkway at the HuRoc Park in downtown Flat Rock. The event is sponsored by Michelle Davis at ReMax Masters, Flat Rock who provides the chalk to artist of all ages, and Biggby Coffee of Flat Rock who will provide drinks.

Thanks to both of these local businesses.

 

Artist of all ages are welcome to draw on the walkway around HuRoc Park.

    • Chalk will be provided in various colors to the First 100 Artists.
    • An adult must be present to chaperone any artiest under 13 years old.
    • Families, School and Church Groups are WELLCOME!
    • The important thing is to HAVE FUN

 

2019 Chalk the Walk
                                                                                     HuRoc Park, Flat Rock, Michigan

 

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The Taste of Flat Rock 2018

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The Taste of Flat Rock – July 21, 2018

 

The 2018 The Taste of Flat Rock will take place this Saturday July 21 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.  The Taste of Flat Rock will take place on East Huron River Drive between Seneca and Garden Blvd.

The event will offer Sample food from local Flat Rock businesses including Jim’s Butcher Shop , the Fiorelli’s Restaurant Collection , Captain Nemo’s, the Blue Heron Trading Company, Biggby Coffee Flat Rock and more. There will also be a Kid zone, live entertainment and sidewalk sales.

The entertainment Saturday includes;

Here is the list of businesses participating;

For News Herald info Click here

For Monroe News info Click Here

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WELCOME TO FLAT ROCK

The first Euro-American settlers in Flat Rock were Michael Vreeland and his five grown sons between 1811 and 1820. Michael had been captured by British Rangers during the Revolutionary War and released after American independence.

The family purchased 800 acres (3.2 km2). The town was called the Village of Vreeland until 1838 when the Vreeland family sold off the majority of the land and relinquished control of the area. The Vreeland families built the first grain and lumber mill, having brought the grinding stones from New York.

Descendants of Michael Vreeland still live in the town and attend Flat Rock public schools, being the seventh generation to reside in the town their family founded.

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