Photo by Sabrina Scolari

Thank you for a magical Rosé in the Roses!

On June 11, 2026, park patrons, advocates, elected officials, philanthropic leaders, local business owners, friends and neighbors gathered for an unforgettable evening in support of our city’s signature public space. 

Rosé in the Roses, the Conservancy’s biggest fundraiser event, curated an unmatched garden party experience in Providence. Guests sipped wine while mingling with friends new and old, and savored succulent bites from Russell Morin Catering and delicious French macarons from Ellie’s Bakery. The Roger Williams Park Botanical Garden greenhouses and blooming Rose Maze (with goats also on site) created a backdrop for an evening filled with serene music, mahjong with instruction from the Gilded Birds, and a parade with the Providence Drum Troupe, all while celebrating community and honoring outgoing Board Chair Joe Pari. The event raised $14,000 for free community programming and the continued stewardship of Roger Williams Park!

Sponsorship acknowledgment for various organizations and individuals, including Park Hero and Community sponsors.

 

Meet the Musicians Performing at Rosé in the Roses 2026!

Ashley Lauren Frith is a violist, singer, songwriter, facilitator of belonging and music educator. With a focus on care partnerships, all her work is infused with an anti-racist praxis, particularly addressing how racism affects our individual and collective interiority as it amplifies all other forms of oppression. Her work is held and supported by a contemplative end of life Zen practice and yogic and somatic training, and is driven by deep healing and total liberation for all beings. Currently, Ashley is the Facilitator of Community Culture and Being(ness) at Community MusicWorks here in Providence, a faculty member of the LA Philharmonic’s YOLA National Institute, and writes music for theatre.

 


Luis Gilberto is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, music producer, and performer from the Dominican Republic. He has collaborated with renowned artists such as Pitbull and Pedro Capó, showcasing his versatility and global reach. An accomplished musician and educator, Luis was awarded the World Tour Scholarship from Berklee College of Music, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Contemporary Writing and Production. He also completed a Sound Engineering program at SAE Institute of Technology New York. Fluent in the language of music, Luis is a lifelong student and researcher of Classical, Blues, Jazz, Rock, and Música Latina, with a deep focus on guitar performance. Currently, he is working on new music and continuing to expand his artistic vision. Follow @LuisGilbertoRD on Instagram.


 

Support RWPC – Celebrating 10 Years!

Proceeds from Rosé in the Roses directly benefit the invaluable work of the Roger Williams Park Conservancy, ensuring that the nonprofit organization can continue to offer free programs for the community. These programs engage people of all ages and backgrounds, fostering a sense of community. Neighbors and partners come together, connect, and build relationships through shared experiences in the parks.

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PARK HERO SPONSOR = $2,500 

  • Four tickets to the event
  • Four tickets to a fascinator-making workshop during the month of May
  • Name inclusion and premier logo listing on all media
  • Name recognition on Roger Williams Park Conservancy website the entire month of May
  • Two featured “thank you” posts on the Conservancy’s Instagram and Facebook page
  • Name inclusion in event remarks and press talking points 
  • Premier name or logo listing on Rosé in the Roses webpage and on in-event signage
  • Premier name or logo listing on invitation

COMMUNITY SPONSOR = $1,000 

  • Two tickets to the event
  • Two tickets to a fascinator-making workshop during the month of May
  • One featured “thank you” post on the Conservancy’s Instagram and Facebook page
  • Name or logo listing on Rosé in the Roses webpage and on in-event signage
  • Name or logo listing on invitation

MARKETING REACH

In addition to in-person audiences the Conservancy’s events generate roughly 500,000 impressions through its website, social media marketing, emails, and locally distributed promotional material. The Conservancy expects an additional 200,000 impressions via earned media in English and Spanish. Our audience is multicultural, primarily based in Rhode Island, and is typically age 30 and older.

Ready to be a sponsor, or have questions?

Email Melissa at [email protected]. We can’t wait to see you at Rosé in the Roses!