Every Wednesday in July, the Borough of Roselle Park will be hosting its 2022 Outdoor Movie
Night Series for residents of all ages to enjoy. This free movie series will take place at Roselle
Park High School’s Herm Shaw Field, located at 214 West Colfax Avenue.
The movies being presented include:

July 6th: Sing 2 (2021) (PG)
July 13th: Jungle Cruise (2021) (PG-13)
July 20th: Luca (2021) (PG)
July 27th: Encanto (2021) (PG)

“There’s no better way to enjoy the warm summer nights than by watching a movie with family
and friends,” said Mayor Joe Signorello. “After the success of last year’s Outdoor Movie Night
Series, I’m excited to offer this event again! I hope all residents and their families will join us
throughout the month of July for these nights of family fun.”

Gates will open promptly at 8:00 p.m. and the movie will begin at dusk. Guests are encouraged
to bring snacks to enjoy, and blankets and chairs to sit on. The Roselle Park Pop Warner
concession stand will also be open for food and beverage purchases. Movies are subject to
change and may be canceled should inclement weather occur.

For more information, please contact the Casano Community Center at 908-245-0666.

The Borough of Roselle Park and the Roselle Park Fire Department will be hosting four
community cooldown events during July and August. As firefighters perform their pump and
water hose drills, children of all ages will be allowed to run through the water showers to cool off
during the hot summer evenings.

“As we saw last year, community cooldowns are a great and easy way for children to have
some fun while staying cool in the heat,” said Mayor Joe Signorello. “I hope children from all
Roselle Park families join our firefighters for these cooldowns! Thank you to the Roselle Park
Fire Department for including residents in your training drills.”

Roselle Park Fire Chief Raymond Parenteau is excited for children to see just a part of what it’s
like to be a firefighter. “Not only is this a fun summer event for children, but it’s an excellent
opportunity for them to experience a behind-the-scenes look at what our firefighters do to train,”
he said. “I encourage all children to come out, meet our firefighters, and beat the heat during the
cooldown!”

Community Cooldowns will take place on Tuesday, July 19th & 26th, and Tuesday, August 16th
& 23rd from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. near 180 W. Webster Avenue. For more information, please call
the Casano Community Center at (908) 245-0666.

Every Wednesday in July, the Borough of Roselle Park will be hosting its 2022 Outdoor Movie
Night Series for residents of all ages to enjoy. This free movie series will take place at Roselle
Park High School’s Herm Shaw Field, located at 214 West Colfax Avenue.
The movies being presented include:

July 6th: Sing 2 (2021) (PG)
July 13th: Jungle Cruise (2021) (PG-13)
July 20th: Luca (2021) (PG)
July 27th: Encanto (2021) (PG)

“There’s no better way to enjoy the warm summer nights than by watching a movie with family
and friends,” said Mayor Joe Signorello. “After the success of last year’s Outdoor Movie Night
Series, I’m excited to offer this event again! I hope all residents and their families will join us
throughout the month of July for these nights of family fun.”

Gates will open promptly at 8:00 p.m. and the movie will begin at dusk. Guests are encouraged
to bring snacks to enjoy, and blankets and chairs to sit on. The Roselle Park Pop Warner
concession stand will also be open for food and beverage purchases. Movies are subject to
change and may be canceled should inclement weather occur.

For more information, please contact the Casano Community Center at 908-245-0666.

The Borough of Roselle Park To Celebrate National Night Out 2022

On Tuesday, August 2nd, the Borough of Roselle Park will be hosting its annual National Night
Out celebration in Michael Mauri Park from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The free event will consist of
a meet and greet with the Roselle Park Police Department and Roselle Park Fire Department.
The festivities will continue with live music, food trucks, and inflatables.

“Building positive relationships between our residents and our public safety departments is so
important. I’m grateful we have National Night Out to do just that,” said Mayor Joe Signorello.
“Our police and fire service personnel are here to protect and serve us every day, and for that
we are grateful. I hope all residents can join us in celebrating our community heroes!”
Roselle Park Police Chief Daniel McCaffery is anticipating a great turnout for this year’s
celebration. “National Night Out is a great opportunity for us to meet with the people we work
hard to protect in a fun and educational setting,” he said. “I’m encouraging all Roselle Park
residents to come out and enjoy this meaningful community event.”

Roselle Park’s National Night Out celebration is free to attend and open to residents of all ages.
Please call the Casano Community Center at 908-245-0666 for further information.

The Borough of Roselle Park and the Roselle Park Fire Department will be hosting four
community cooldown events during July and August. As firefighters perform their pump and
water hose drills, children of all ages will be allowed to run through the water showers to cool off
during the hot summer evenings.

“As we saw last year, community cooldowns are a great and easy way for children to have
some fun while staying cool in the heat,” said Mayor Joe Signorello. “I hope children from all
Roselle Park families join our firefighters for these cooldowns! Thank you to the Roselle Park
Fire Department for including residents in your training drills.”

Roselle Park Fire Chief Raymond Parenteau is excited for children to see just a part of what it’s
like to be a firefighter. “Not only is this a fun summer event for children, but it’s an excellent
opportunity for them to experience a behind-the-scenes look at what our firefighters do to train,”
he said. “I encourage all children to come out, meet our firefighters, and beat the heat during the
cooldown!”

Community Cooldowns will take place on Tuesday, July 19th & 26th, and Tuesday, August 16th
& 23rd from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. near 180 W. Webster Avenue. For more information, please call
the Casano Community Center at (908) 245-0666.

The Borough of Roselle Park and the Roselle Park Fire Department will be hosting four
community cooldown events during July and August. As firefighters perform their pump and
water hose drills, children of all ages will be allowed to run through the water showers to cool off
during the hot summer evenings.

“As we saw last year, community cooldowns are a great and easy way for children to have
some fun while staying cool in the heat,” said Mayor Joe Signorello. “I hope children from all
Roselle Park families join our firefighters for these cooldowns! Thank you to the Roselle Park
Fire Department for including residents in your training drills.”

Roselle Park Fire Chief Raymond Parenteau is excited for children to see just a part of what it’s
like to be a firefighter. “Not only is this a fun summer event for children, but it’s an excellent
opportunity for them to experience a behind-the-scenes look at what our firefighters do to train,”
he said. “I encourage all children to come out, meet our firefighters, and beat the heat during the
cooldown!”

Community Cooldowns will take place on Tuesday, July 19th & 26th, and Tuesday, August 16th
& 23rd from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. near 180 W. Webster Avenue. For more information, please call
the Casano Community Center at (908) 245-0666.

2nd Annual Mischief Night Concert Program Coming to Roselle Park This Halloween

Back by popular demand, The Borough of Roselle Park will be hosting its second annual
Mischief Night Concert & Program on Sunday, October 30, 2022. The concert is free to attend
and will take place at Michael Mauri Gazebo Park (16 E. Grant Avenue) from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The concert’s headliner will be The Empire Band, a six-piece band assembled in the downtown
clubs of lower Manhattan. Deemed “New York’s Livest,” The Empire Band has a song bank of
over 300 songs performed by highly-accomplished musicians, meaning no show is ever the
same.

The event is open to all! Free kids activities will also be available at both Michael Mauri Gazebo
Park and at the Youth Center (234 Chestnut Street). These activities are made possible by
Robert Gordon Elementary School PTA, Roselle Park High School PTSA, Roselle Park Middle
School PTA, Aldene Elementary School PTO, Sherman Elementary School PTA, and the
Anthony Signorello Youth Center.

“Last year’s Mischief Night Concert was a tremendous hit, and I look forward to seeing even
more residents join in on the fun this year,” said Mayor Joe Signorello. “With an amazing band
ready to perform all night long and free kids activities, there’s plenty for the entire family to
enjoy. I hope to see Roselle Park’s residents creating Halloween memories at this event!

For more information on the 2nd Annual Mischief Night Concert & Program, please contact the
Casano Community Center at 908-245-0666.