Nov. 26: America's Thanksgiving Parade!
The most wonderful time of the year begins in Southeast Michigan on Thursday, Nov. 26, when America's Thanksgiving Parade steps off at 9:20 a.m. at Woodward and Mack Ave. in Detroit. Click on the title above for details.
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November: Events For Seniors In Farmington Hills
The City of Farmington Hills offers dozens of programs for area adults age 50 and better at the Center for Active Adults, located in the Costick Center on 11 Mile Road between Middlebelt and Inkster. The Center is open Monday - Friday from 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Lunch is served daily, $2.75 for ages 60 and better, $5 for under 60. Click the title above for details.
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Nov 4-Dec. 16: Free Health Workshop
The National Kidney Foundation of Michigan is hosting a free health workshop in Detroit to help residents manage ongoing health conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, kidney disease asthma and depression. The workshop will meet once a week from Nov. 4 to Dec. 16 at the AIM-HI Westside Health Resource Center. For more info, click on the title above or call 734-222-9800.
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Through Dec. 4: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Detroit's Hilberry Theatre has classic comedy and drama on its Holiday Menu, with Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on stage through Jan. 29, joined by Chekhov's "The Seagull", starting on Dec. 4. For more information, click on the title above.
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Through Dec. 6: Soupy Sales Exhibit
See the original "White Fang" & "Black Tooth" TV creatures and more at the Detroit Historical Museum's special tribute to Soupy Sales. There's an exhibit of memorabilia from the museum collection and from the Sales family collection now through Dec. 6. For information, click on the title above.
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Nov. 13-22: Les Miserables
Tickets now on sale for the Walled Lake Western High School's production of Les Miserables-School Edition, showtime is 7:30 on the evenings of Nov. 13 and 14, and again on the 20 and 21, with a 2 p.m. mantinee Nov. 22. For more information, please call (248) 761-5354.
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Nov. 19-21: Urinetown (The Musical!) at Rochester High School
Despite its terribly awkward title, URINETOWN is actually a G-rated, Award-Winning, singing and dancing musical theater production involving more than 60 high school students! On stage Nov. 19-21 at Rochester High School. The tickets are $10 for students and seniors, $12 for adults, and $6 for the matinee performance. Click on the title above for more details.
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Nov. 19-21: The 1940's Radio Hour
The Theatre of the Mind takes the stage at Marian High School Auditorium in Bloomfield Hills Nov. 19-21 for The 1940's Radio Hour, a high-energy musical comedy that spotlights the mayhem and madness of a 1940's radio staff aiming to cheer American hearts as Christmas time draws near. World War II vets admitted for free. For tickets and more information, please call (248) 644-1750.
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Nov. 19-Dec. 27: Christmas Carol'd
Five actors play more than 40 rolls in the Ann Arbor Performance Network Theatre's "Christmas Carol'd," a wild take on Charles Dickens' holiday classic. It's on stage from Nov. 19 through Dec. 27. For tickets and show times, click on the title above.
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Nov. 25: Free Thanksgiving Dinner For Charity
There will be a free Thanksgiving dinner at the Romulus House Restaurant Nov. 25, 4-8 p.m., in an effort to give back to the community and help the needy. Any donations will go to the Romulus Good Fellows. Please click on the title above for more information.
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Dec. 1: Triple Play
Feel the thrill when "the bases are loaded with Tigers" during Triple Play, a presentation at Grosse Pointe War Memorial Dec. 1 when Tiger legends Alan Trammell and Kirk Gibson discuss their memories of the 1984 World Series Championship season, Tiger Stadium and Ernie Harwell. Tickets for the 7 p.m. Event are $25. For tickets and more information, click on the title above or call (313) 881-5711.
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Dec. 2: Tree Lighting Ceremony
Ring in the holiday season in Royal Oak at the Judson Center's Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony "A Season of Sweet Surprises", Dec. 2, 5-7 p.m. Sing Carols, have your picture taken with Santa claus, and warm up with hot chocolate and cookies. Please click on the title above for more information.
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Dec. 3: Arab America: Bridging The Gap
Religiously and ethnically diverse, Arab Americans are often misunderstood given Middle East tensions, discrimination and stereotyping. Which is why Arab Detroit will host their seventh annual workshop "Arab America: Bridging the Gap" Thursday, Dec. 3rd at Byblos Banquet Center in Dearborn. This educational workshop will give you a better understanding of this growing ethnic population. For more information, please click on the title above.
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Dec. 4: Dancing With The Detroit Stars
It's Dancing with the Detroit Stars Friday, Dec. 4 at the Dearborn Inn for the annual Detroit Historical Society Ball, benefiting the Historical Museum. And be sure to make a holiday gift of the 2010 "Days of Detroit" Calendar, on sale at the museum and all over town. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. For more information, click on the title above.
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Dec. 5: Noel Night
Celebrate the holiday season at the 37th annual Noel Night. Over 40 venues in Midtown Detroit present holiday music, shopping, and much more on Saturday, Dec. 5th, 5-9:30 p.m. For more information, click on the title above.
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Dec. 5: Holly Day Fundraiser
Mark your calendars for the Fifth Annual Holly Day Fundraiser for the Farmington Area Goodfellows Holiday Assistance Program. This year's special movie event will be held Saturday, Dec. 5 at the Farmington Civic Theatre. Please call (248) 474-5500 or click on the title above for more information.
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Dec. 5: Arthritis Foundation 5k
Get in the spirit this holiday season at the Arthritis Foundation’s Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis. The event will be held at Northville Downs Race Track on Dec. 5. Click on the title above for more information.
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This Holiday Season: Be An Organ Donor
The National Kidney Foundation of Michigan is encouraging residents to give the gift of life this holiday season, by signing up to be organ donors. Up to 50 people can be helped when just one person signs up to become a potential organ or tissue donor. Please click on the link above for more info information.
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Dec. 6: Holiday Concert
Join the Warren Concert Band and the General Motors Employee Chorus for their holiday concert Sunday, Dec. 6, at Warren Woods Community Theatre on 12-Mile west of Schoenherr. The concert starts at 2 p.m. For more information, click on the link above.
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Dec. 6: Burt Meisel ALS Holiday Benefit
Put on your dancing shoes for a great cause. The Pointe Academy has their 2nd Annual Burt Meise ALS Holiday Benefit Dec. 6 at Oakland University. Proceeds will help ALS of Michigan in their fight against Lou Gehrig's Disease. For tickets and more information, email pointeacademy@gmail.com or call 248-852-2585.
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Dec. 6: Christmas Concert
Enjoy the sounds of the season in Livonia Sunday Dec. 6, 7 p.m. at a Christmas concert at St. Matthew's United Methodist Church. Featuring the Classical Bells handbell ensemble and Livonia Civic Chorus. Click on the title above or call (734) 422-6038 for tickets and more information.
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Dec. 6: Moondusters Ballroom Dance Club
Big band music fans won't want to miss the annual "Moon Dusters" Ballroom Dance Club's Holiday Dinner Dance Sunday, Dec 6th at Burton Manor in Livonia. Black tie is optional. Fun-loving is a MUST! Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Dinner starts at 6:00. For additional information and reservations call 248-968-5197.
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Orchard Lake Philharmonic Orchestra Performance
OLPS presents its Community Orchestra’s performance on Friday, December 11, 2009 at 7:30 pm at the Smith Theatre, Orchard Ridge Campus of Oakland Community College, Farmington Hills, MI. Details inside!
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Dec. 12: Morley Candy Factory
Have a delicious experience when the Detroit Historical Museum's Behind the Scenes tour visits the Morley Candy Factory on Saturday Dec. 12. See chocolate treat-making close up on the factory floor and sample a tasty treat. For more information, please click on the title above.
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Dec. 13: A Night In Bethlehem
Travel back to ancient Bethlehem to experience what daily life was like when Jesus was born. A Night in Bethlehem will be held Sunday Dec. 13 at Warren Woods Baptist Church on 12-Mile east of Schoenherr, 5:30-7:30 p.m. With prizes, souveniers, photos and something for everyone. For more information on this free event, please click on the title above or call (586) 772-4171.
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Dec. 18-20: Annie The Musical
Join Oliver Warbucks and the gang Dec. 18 through 20 for the musical "Annie". Presented by the Monroe Community Players at the Meyer Theatre. For tickets and more information, please click on the link above.
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Dec. 19: Behind The Scenes Tour
Witness the Wheels of Justice close up when the Detroit Historical Museum's Behind the Scenes tour visits the historic Wayne County Courthouse on Saturday Dec. 19. See the plaques and memorabilia at the African-American sports Hall of Fame in the Courthouse's Upper Lobby. Click on the title above for more information.
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Dec. 20: American Liberty Pop
The American Liberty Pop singers invite you to a special Christmas concert Sunday, Dec. 20, 3 p.m. at Ford Community and Performing Arts Center in Dearborn. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Capuchin soup Kitchen in Detroit. Tickets are expected to go fast and advanced purchased in suggested. For tickets and more information, please call (313) 561-3266.
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Dec. 20: Christmas Bike Giveaway
Uniting Faith and Family Outreach Church is getting ready for their annual Christmas bike giveaway Dec. 20 with a Christmas program and bike giveaway to children in the community outside the church. They are now collecting donations for the event and to make this Christmas bike giveaway the best ever!For questions or concerns, please call (313) 529-1818.
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Jan.16: Women's Self-Defense Seminar
The Farmington Hills/Farmington Emergency Preparedness Commission (EPC) will present a women’s self-defense seminar on Saturday, January 16,from 9 a.m. to noon in the Shannon Room at the Costick Center. Open to all women ages 11 and up. Click on the title above for all the details.
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Jan 19 and 20: Dominical Literacy Tutors
Did you know that if you can read you can be a volunteer tutor for an adult learner? The Dominican Literacy Center in Detroit provides free tutoring in reading, writing, basic math among other skills for adults. The DLC will offer free training for volunteer tutors Jan. 29 and 30. For more info, click on the link above.
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Feb. 7: Walk for Warmth 2010
Join the 20th Anniversary of the Walk for Warmth program - "Warm a heart, Heat a home" -- February 7, 1 p.m. at the Palace of Auburn Hills. This event, put together by OLHSA, helps the low income, elderly, and disabled in Oakland and Livingston County by providing them with heat for their homes. Games! Prizes! Face Painting! Plus, great tips on how to keep your home warm. Participate as a team or an individual. Click the title above for more info.
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Winter Survival Radiothon for THAW
Save the date! The 7th Annual WWJ Newsradio 950 Winter Survival Radiothon benefiting The Heat And Warmth Fund (THAW) will take place on Friday, February 5 and Saturday, February 6, 2010 in the beautiful MGM Grand Detroit. Click on the title above to find out how you can get involved in this year's event.
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Through Winter's End: Skating Rink At Campus Martius Park
From now through the winter season's end, enjoy skating on the Rink at Campus Martius Park in the heart of Downtown Detroit. Twirl and pirouette to surround-sound music amid the changing color lights, then enjoy a snack or a meal at the Cafe. No skates? No problem! Rentals are just $3. For more information, please click on the title above.
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Fall Golf At The Metroparks!
Metroparks courses are open, the weather is great, so come out to golf one (or two) more games! Hudson Mills, Indian Springs, Lake Erie and Wolcott Mill Metropark golf courses are open through November 15. Huron Meadows, Kensington, Stony Creek and Willow Metropark golf courses will be open through Sunday, November 29 -- course conditions permitting.
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The Detroit Red Wings/Fifth Third Bank S.H.O.T.S. program
Attention High School Students: Win a personal laptop and be recognized at a Red Wings home game! Sign-up a group of your peers to serve your community! The Detroit Red Wings/Fifth Third Bank S.H.O.T.S. program (Students Helping Others Through Service) is an initiative designed to encourage Southeast Michigan high school students (grades 9-12) to volunteer their time and efforts while making a positive impact on their communities.
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March 20: Warren Fitzgerald High School Class of '74
Warren Fitzgerald High School's Class of 1974 will hold their 35-year reunion March 20. Ticket's are $30 for the event that will take place at Crank's Enchantment Banquet Center from 6 to 12 p.m. Please call (248) 496-8916 or (586) 291-7998 for tickets and more information.
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Learn the Warning Signs Of Depression
Maybe it's more than "just the blues." Depression is a medical condition that affects the way you think, feel and act. But the good news is depression is treatable. Primacare, an affliate of Spectrum Health Services, encourages you to learn the warning signs of depression. For more information, click on the title above.
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Local Flu Shot Clinics
Everybody is busy, but the flu doesn't care. Since there's now good time to get the flu, deal with it now. Click on the title above to find out where and when to go for flu shot clinics, make appointments and whether you qualify for assistance.
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Your home on the Silver Screen? Submit Photos!
House Call! Your home on the silver screen? Would you like to see your house in the movies? Details on how you can submit your photos inside!
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