Convenient Downtown Location Millrace is located in the heart of downtown Rochester within walking distance to all of Rochester's popular shops, galleries, restaurants and night spots.
Downtown Rochester is a city of festivals! Throughout the year visitors enjoy spectacular events like:
- The Farmers' Market (May - October)
 Spring Gallery Stroll (April)- Girls' Night Out (May)
- Heritage Festival (May)
- Soap Box Derby (June)
- River Day (June)
- Summer Gallery Stroll (June)
- Movies in the Moonlight (July)
- Sidewalk Sales (July)
 Dancin' in the Street (August)- Rockin' Rods 'n Rochester (August)
- Spotlights Art Show (September)
- Art & Apples Festival (September)
- Fall Gallery Stroll (September)
- Girls Night Out (October)
- Lagniappe & Tree Lighting Ceremony (November)
- Greater Rochester Hometown Christmas Parade (December)
 Downtown Rochester is the perfect "you can get there from here" location. Oakland University, Chrysler World Headquarters and I-75 are only 6 miles to the East, with the Village of Rochester Hills Outdoor Mall even closer. Heading 3 miles South, M-59 and Troy are close at hand!
Shopping, dining and entertainment are within walking distance from Millrace. It is only a short drive to the Palace of Auburn Hills, Great Lakes Crossing, DTE Energy Theater (Pine Knob), Somerset Collection, Pontiac Silverdome, The Golden Mile, Meadow Brook Music Hall, and The Village of Rochester Hills.
 Nested directly alongside the Clinton River and Clinton River Trail, residents enjoy at-your-doorstep activities like hiking, jogging, biking, cross-country skiing and fly-fishing. In the fall, Millrace neighbors enjoy a little-known secret: Yates Cider Mill is a short 1 mile walk along the trail!
The Clinton River Trail is a project of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy and spans nearly 16 miles, frequently crossing the river. Learn more about the Clinton River Trail from The Greenway Collaborative, Inc.
Running through two preserves in both Orion and Oakland Counties, the Clinton River offers both a scenic landscape and an historical root to Millrace. Learn more about the Clinton River from the Oakland Land Conservancy.
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