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| Thursday, June 20, 2013 |
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Water Walk For Fitness And Fun - Madison Heights ( 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm )
Refresh, recreate and get in shape with the River Walk program on Mondays and Thursdays, June 17- Aug. 15 from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Red Oaks Waterpark. The River Ride water attraction offers gentle resistance and is a favorite among residents with hip or knee replacements.
Sign up for the season by June 20. Cost is $45/16 sessions and receive a waterpark pass for one free admission. Drop in cost is $4/walk.
Pre-registration is required.
Red Oaks Waterpark is located at 1455 East 13 Mile Road in Madison Heights.
Walk with us!
Contact Info : For more information call 248-424-7081.
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| Friday, June 21, 2013 |
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Rock N Bowl Live - Rochester Hills ( 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm )
Enjoy live music and unlimited glow bowling
Join the party every Friday. Season kicks of June 7.
Unlimited bowling, live music acts, door prizes, fun contests, food and beverage specials, $10 admission - bring your friends
Classic Lanes
2145 Avon Industrial Dr.
Crooks Rd at M-59 Exit
Rochester Hills, MI 48309
248-852-9100
Games, Live Music, Pool Tables, Golden Tee
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| Saturday, June 22, 2013 |
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Community Garage Sale - Berkley ( All Day )
Community Center
Have a sale at home or get a table at the Community Center. Call 248-658-3470 to register.
Community Center 2300 Robina, Berkley MI 48072
Directions - east of Anderson Middle School
Contact Info : Phone: 248-658-3470
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Downtown Rochester Yard Sale ( 8:00 am - 2:00 pm )
WHERE: Rochester Municipal Training Center
WHO: Rochester Downtown Development Authority
WHAT: Downtown Rochester Yard Sale & Ewe Revue 2 Auction
Contact Info : Any questions can be directed to Kristi at 248/656-0060.
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Pee Wee Patch 10th Birthday Celebration - Lake Orion ( 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm )
Pee Wee Patch will be celebrating its 10TH birthday! You are invited to be a part of the celebration!
On Saturday, June 22nd, from 2:00-5:00pm, we will have the SplashPad open, our playgrounds open, hot dogs and lots of games to play! Please bring the whole family and come enjoy our success and friendship. Open to the public and no charge! Location 1796 S. Lapeer Rd., 48360.
Contact Info : Call (248) 814-1010 for more info.
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The Great Campout - Novi ( 4:00 pm )
Come experience the ultimate family activity at the first Great Campout event at Lakeshore Park. This unique event will run in conjunction with the Walled Lake Fireworks. Activities include a hot dog cookout, lawn games, open beach until 8 pm, fire pits with s’mores, a massive outdoor movie, and a continental breakfast the following morning. The evening offers tent camping only on a 15x15 site with an adult present. There is a limit of two tents per site and SIX PEOPLE PER SITE. No pets. No refunds for this event. In case of inclement weather, camp at own risk.
Sat/Sun 4pm-10 am
Price: Res. $35 per site/Non-Res. $42 per site
Instructor: PRCS Staff
Location: Lakeshore Park
Registration Ends: Jun 14 (Will be a $10 late fee following this date up until the Friday before the event)
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Annual Wild West Summer Beer Fest Benefiting Camp Casey - Royal Oak ( 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm )
Annual Wild West Summer Beer Fest benefiting Camp Casey is taking place at The Royal Oak Farmer's Market, 316 E. 11 Mile Rd
Raise your glass and toast in honor of the return of Camp Casey’s Annual Summer Beer Fest. Enthusiasts will have the opportunity to taste the greatest beers from around the world, across the country and in your backyard! Local restaurants will provide complimenting beer-inspired cuisine. Live music will provide the strolling soundtrack. Last summer—the events inaugural year-- the Summer Beer Fest was an instant success— selling out only minutes after doors opened. This year, Camp Casey expects a 2000+ crowd that will help raise the much-needed funds to bring horses into the lives of local kids with cancer. 100% of the event profits benefit Camp Casey, a local horseback riding program for kids with cancer.
Cost: $40, 100% of the event profits benefit Camp Casey, a local horseback riding program for kids with cancer.
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| Sunday, June 23, 2013 |
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The Great Campout - Novi ( 4:00 pm )
Come experience the ultimate family activity at the first Great Campout event at Lakeshore Park. This unique event will run in conjunction with the Walled Lake Fireworks. Activities include a hot dog cookout, lawn games, open beach until 8 pm, fire pits with s’mores, a massive outdoor movie, and a continental breakfast the following morning. The evening offers tent camping only on a 15x15 site with an adult present. There is a limit of two tents per site and SIX PEOPLE PER SITE. No pets. No refunds for this event. In case of inclement weather, camp at own risk.
Sat/Sun 4pm-10 am
Price: Res. $35 per site/Non-Res. $42 per site
Instructor: PRCS Staff
Location: Lakeshore Park
Registration Ends: Jun 14 (Will be a $10 late fee following this date up until the Friday before the event)
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Community Garage Sale - Berkley ( All Day )
Community Center
Have a sale at home or get a table at the Community Center. Call 248-658-3470 to register.
Community Center 2300 Robina, Berkley MI 48072
Directions - east of Anderson Middle School
Contact Info : Phone: 248-658-3470
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| Monday, June 24, 2013 |
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Water Walk For Fitness And Fun - Madison Heights ( 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm )
Refresh, recreate and get in shape with the River Walk program on Mondays and Thursdays, June 17- Aug. 15 from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Red Oaks Waterpark. The River Ride water attraction offers gentle resistance and is a favorite among residents with hip or knee replacements.
Sign up for the season by June 20. Cost is $45/16 sessions and receive a waterpark pass for one free admission. Drop in cost is $4/walk.
Pre-registration is required.
Red Oaks Waterpark is located at 1455 East 13 Mile Road in Madison Heights.
Walk with us!
Contact Info : For more information call 248-424-7081.
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Movie Monday Or Watch It Wednesday - Northville ( 9:00 pm )
Join us under the stars at Maybury State Park or at downtown Northville’s beautiful Ford Field for Movie Monday…if it rains then we’ll watch it Wednesday! If it rains Wednesday we’ll have to wait till next year! Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, bug spray and most of all your movie munchies! Best of all it’s free!! Movies begin at dusk, (approximately). Each vehicle entering the park must have a recreation passport.
Date: Monday, June 24 (Rain Date: Wednesday, June 26)
Location: Maybury State Park, Eight Mile Rd. entrance, 49575 Eight Mile Rd., Northville
Date: Monday, August 19 (Rain Date: Wednesday, August 21)
Location: Ford Field, 151 N. Griswald
Contact Info : For more information contact Maybury State Park at: 248-349-8390
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| Tuesday, June 25, 2013 |
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| Wednesday, June 26, 2013 |
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Lake Street Cruise-In - South Lyon ( 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm )
Lake Street, Downtown South Lyon
2013 Classic Cars and Music in Downtown South Lyon This Summer!Get to Lake Street in Downtown South Lyon on the 4th Wednesday of the month from 6:30 - 9:30 pm, May through September!Lake Street will be shut down between Lafayette and Wells Street to host classic cars and a live DJ by New Reaction Sound - in other words, a block party! Each date will feature a local car club, but ALL cruisers are welcome at each and every event. Prizes will be awarded each night for the best:- Car- Interior- Engine- Paint
Contact Info : Contact Mary Poole at (248) 446-8898
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| Thursday, June 27, 2013 |
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Webinar – "Know Your Brain: Help Your Child Excel" ( 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm )
Do you find it challenging at times to focus on a 30-minute lecture? Do you frequently misplace objects such as keys? Are you sensitive to bright lights? Are you good at puzzles? How can these answers help your child succeed in life? Simple Yes or No answers to questions like these can help identify strengths and weaknesses in the nine areas of brain development Eton Academy uses to identify a student's unique learning profile.
Join Pete Pullen, Head of School at Eton Academy for an informative and interactive webinar. Learn how the areas of the brain that control Attention, Memory, Ordering, Language, Thinking and Sensory Integration are all part of an individual's learning profile. While Eton's approach with students is much more in-depth, the webinar will equip parents with a framework to better understand their own brain and how to best support their child's unique learning style at school and home, especially if the child is a different learner.
Eton educators utilize the best research based teaching strategies worldwide including All Kinds of Minds to engage students and bring out their fullest potential. Pullen graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor's degree in Biology and Chemistry and earned a Mater's degree in Educational Administration from Michigan State University. Head of School at Eton Academy since 2002, Pullen is pioneering the school's successful Eton Approach TM, a learning system that combines specialized instruction with 21st century brain research. In the past five years, 94% of Eton's graduates have advanced to college, compared to 10% of similar students nationwide.
To register, click here RSVP
Cost: Free Eton Academy 1755 Melton Road Birmingham, MI 48009
Phone: (248) 642-1150
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Water Walk For Fitness And Fun - Madison Heights ( 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm )
Refresh, recreate and get in shape with the River Walk program on Mondays and Thursdays, June 17- Aug. 15 from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Red Oaks Waterpark. The River Ride water attraction offers gentle resistance and is a favorite among residents with hip or knee replacements.
Sign up for the season by June 20. Cost is $45/16 sessions and receive a waterpark pass for one free admission. Drop in cost is $4/walk.
Pre-registration is required.
Red Oaks Waterpark is located at 1455 East 13 Mile Road in Madison Heights.
Walk with us!
Contact Info : For more information call 248-424-7081.
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| Friday, June 28, 2013 |
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Arts & Acts - Northville ( All Day )
Location: Main and Center Streets
Annual Art in the Sun, the fine arts component of Northville’s Arts and Acts. Art, Film, Food, Music, Literature and Theatre: all in one weekend in one town!
The Northville Art House invites you to Art in the Sun Fine Arts Festival, the visual arts component of Northville's Arts and Acts celebration.
Over 85 talented artists from across the country will be selling their unique work in the streets of downtown Northville from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday night, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sunday. Art in the Sun includes a children's art area; a Miniature Art Hunt in downtown businesses; musical entertainment featuring some of metro Detroit's top musicians; and a large variety of festival food and drink.
Arts & Acts includes:
Art in the Sun: the 25th annual Juried Fine Arts Fair featuring 100 talented artists from across the midwest;The Reel Michigan Film Festival: showcasing Michigan-made or Michigan-themed juried short films on the big screen in the historic Marquis Theatre in downtown Northville;The Sandbox Play Festival: Tipping Point Theatre's annual event premiering the winners of this "10 minute play" writing competition onstage at Genittis Hole-in-the-Wall, giving name recognition and exposure to Michigan theatre artists; Short on Words: a "Short Story and Poetry Event" featuring literary work in response to photographs by Northville dentist, Dr. William Demray;Musical Entertainment: outstanding music throughout the three days highlighting some of metro Detroit's top musicians, including the Juliets, the Ted Reed Duo, The Flutter and Wow, Lucas, and Jazzistry ; as well as children's activities and festival food and drink, all in historic downtown Northville full of Victorian charm, artisan shops and outstanding restaurants.
Contact Info : For additional information call: 248-344-0497
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Rock N Bowl Live - Rochester Hills ( 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm )
Enjoy live music and unlimited glow bowling
Join the party every Friday. Season kicks of June 7.
Unlimited bowling, live music acts, door prizes, fun contests, food and beverage specials, $10 admission - bring your friends
Classic Lanes
2145 Avon Industrial Dr.
Crooks Rd at M-59 Exit
Rochester Hills, MI 48309
248-852-9100
Games, Live Music, Pool Tables, Golden Tee
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| Saturday, June 29, 2013 |
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Arts & Acts - Northville ( All Day )
Location: Main and Center Streets
Annual Art in the Sun, the fine arts component of Northville’s Arts and Acts. Art, Film, Food, Music, Literature and Theatre: all in one weekend in one town!
The Northville Art House invites you to Art in the Sun Fine Arts Festival, the visual arts component of Northville's Arts and Acts celebration.
Over 85 talented artists from across the country will be selling their unique work in the streets of downtown Northville from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday night, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sunday. Art in the Sun includes a children's art area; a Miniature Art Hunt in downtown businesses; musical entertainment featuring some of metro Detroit's top musicians; and a large variety of festival food and drink.
Arts & Acts includes:
Art in the Sun: the 25th annual Juried Fine Arts Fair featuring 100 talented artists from across the midwest;The Reel Michigan Film Festival: showcasing Michigan-made or Michigan-themed juried short films on the big screen in the historic Marquis Theatre in downtown Northville;The Sandbox Play Festival: Tipping Point Theatre's annual event premiering the winners of this "10 minute play" writing competition onstage at Genittis Hole-in-the-Wall, giving name recognition and exposure to Michigan theatre artists; Short on Words: a "Short Story and Poetry Event" featuring literary work in response to photographs by Northville dentist, Dr. William Demray;Musical Entertainment: outstanding music throughout the three days highlighting some of metro Detroit's top musicians, including the Juliets, the Ted Reed Duo, The Flutter and Wow, Lucas, and Jazzistry ; as well as children's activities and festival food and drink, all in historic downtown Northville full of Victorian charm, artisan shops and outstanding restaurants.
Contact Info : For additional information call: 248-344-0497
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Summer Safari - Environmental Education - Rochester ( 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm )
Summer is here! Come to the museum and join us as we celebrate the return of summer. We will learn why we have seasons and some signs in nature that summer is here. Summer Safari will include a story, outdoor games, and walk around the grounds.Admission: Free for members of the Rochester Hills Museum. For non-members admissions is $5 for adults, $3 for seniors and students. Ages 5 and up are welcome.
Location: Van Hoosen Museum Address: 1005 Van Hoosen Rd. Rochester Hills, MI
Contact Info : Registration: by calling 248.656.4663.
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| Sunday, June 30, 2013 |
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Arts & Acts - Northville ( All Day )
Location: Main and Center Streets
Annual Art in the Sun, the fine arts component of Northville’s Arts and Acts. Art, Film, Food, Music, Literature and Theatre: all in one weekend in one town!
The Northville Art House invites you to Art in the Sun Fine Arts Festival, the visual arts component of Northville's Arts and Acts celebration.
Over 85 talented artists from across the country will be selling their unique work in the streets of downtown Northville from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday night, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sunday. Art in the Sun includes a children's art area; a Miniature Art Hunt in downtown businesses; musical entertainment featuring some of metro Detroit's top musicians; and a large variety of festival food and drink.
Arts & Acts includes:
Art in the Sun: the 25th annual Juried Fine Arts Fair featuring 100 talented artists from across the midwest;The Reel Michigan Film Festival: showcasing Michigan-made or Michigan-themed juried short films on the big screen in the historic Marquis Theatre in downtown Northville;The Sandbox Play Festival: Tipping Point Theatre's annual event premiering the winners of this "10 minute play" writing competition onstage at Genittis Hole-in-the-Wall, giving name recognition and exposure to Michigan theatre artists; Short on Words: a "Short Story and Poetry Event" featuring literary work in response to photographs by Northville dentist, Dr. William Demray;Musical Entertainment: outstanding music throughout the three days highlighting some of metro Detroit's top musicians, including the Juliets, the Ted Reed Duo, The Flutter and Wow, Lucas, and Jazzistry ; as well as children's activities and festival food and drink, all in historic downtown Northville full of Victorian charm, artisan shops and outstanding restaurants.
Contact Info : For additional information call: 248-344-0497
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Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Twp., Beverly Hills, Bingham Farms and Franklin
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Northville
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Novi
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Oakland and Oakland Twp.
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Royal Oak
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Southfield, Berkley and Lathrup Village
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Troy
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Walled Lake, Wolverine Lake, Orchard Lake Village, Keego Harbor, Lyon Township, Wixom, West Bloomfield, and Sylvan Lake
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