Oakland County Moms Calendar of Metro Detroit Summer Events
Rochester Play Easter Egg Hunt
Rochester Play Easter Egg Hunt – All day play, free drink & cookies, included. Find the golden
eggs! Bring your basket. Indoor event with limited capacity (to 100 guests). Must pre-register & pre-pay. Call for cost info and to register.
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Heritage Park Maple Sugaring
Heritage Park Maple Sugaring in Your Own Backyard – four 1-hr time slots to choose from each day. Discover the basics of making maple syrup from your own Maple tree. Witness the process of collecting sap and boiling it down over a campfire. Enjoy a free syrup treat. Syrup products and sugaring supplies will be available for participants to purchase. All ages. $7. Pre-registration required. Hosted by the Farmington Hills Special Services Department. Pre-registration required.
Ferndale Easter Egg-Stravaganza
Ferndale Easter Egg-Stravaganza – Each hunt is FREE and will feature three parks, with areas for younger children. The schedule is as follows – 1p – Wilson Park (For Ages 1-4 Only); 1:30p – Geary Park; 2p – Martin Road Park.
At each site, children will have the opportunity to gather as many prize-filled eggs as they can. One egg in each section contains a special golden ticket that will grant its finder with a special Easter basket. Geary Park and Martin Road Park will each have an area dedicated to younger children (ages 1-4) and older children (ages 5-11). At Martin Road Park, children and parents will have the opportunity to meet and take pictures with the Easter Bunny. This is a FREE event, no pre-registration is required, but please consider donating to support Ferndale P&R programming. Hosted by Ferndale Parks & Recreation. For more information, contact the Kulick Community Center at 248-544-6767.
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Franklin Public Library Easter Egg Hunt Extravaganza
Franklin Public Library Easter Egg Hunt Extravaganza – (248-851-2254). Easter Egg hunt on the Village Green
followed by crafts and cookie decorating. Register via phone or online with the Franklin Library. Hosted by Franklin Public Library.
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The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts – The Mall at Partridge Creek, is bringing together Metro Detroiters to enjoy free
live music for the whole family — including their beloved dogs — at Summer Sounds. Over the course of the summer, families will come from across Metro Detroit each Friday, Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day to enjoy free pop, rock, jazz, country R&B and oldies concerts all summer long.
Fridays, Saturdays: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Memorial Day/Labor Day – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
This page is intended to be used as a guide. Oakland County Moms does not run these events. Oakland County Moms is not responsible for changes to event descriptions, event times or details, or event cancellations.
Ferndale Memorial Day Parade
Ferndale Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony – Downtown Ferndale Michigan
The parade begins on Livernois at Maplehurst, north to Oakridge St, west to Pinecrest, south to Nine Mile Rd, east to Livernois, and south on Livernois to the Veteran’s Memorial Mall for ceremony at 11a. Hosted by the Ferndale Memorial Association.
This page is intended to be used as a guide. Oakland County Moms does not run these events. Oakland County Moms is not responsible for changes to event descriptions, event times or details, or event cancellations.
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts – The Mall at Partridge Creek, is bringing together Metro Detroiters to enjoy free
live music for the whole family — including their beloved dogs — at Summer Sounds. Over the course of the summer, families will come from across Metro Detroit each Friday, Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day to enjoy free pop, rock, jazz, country R&B and oldies concerts all summer long.
Fridays, Saturdays: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Memorial Day/Labor Day – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
This page is intended to be used as a guide. Oakland County Moms does not run these events. Oakland County Moms is not responsible for changes to event descriptions, event times or details, or event cancellations.
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts – The Mall at Partridge Creek, is bringing together Metro Detroiters to enjoy free
live music for the whole family — including their beloved dogs — at Summer Sounds. Over the course of the summer, families will come from across Metro Detroit each Friday, Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day to enjoy free pop, rock, jazz, country R&B and oldies concerts all summer long.
Fridays, Saturdays: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Memorial Day/Labor Day – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
This page is intended to be used as a guide. Oakland County Moms does not run these events. Oakland County Moms is not responsible for changes to event descriptions, event times or details, or event cancellations.
Oak Park Family Fun Fest
Inaugural Family Fun Fest. FREE event for ALL ages. Enjoy live music, puppet shows, face painting, chalk art, sidewalk sales along 9 mile, and more. Hosted by the City of Oak Park. oakparkmi.gov
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts
The Mall at Partridge Creek Summer Concerts – The Mall at Partridge Creek, is bringing together Metro Detroiters to enjoy free
live music for the whole family — including their beloved dogs — at Summer Sounds. Over the course of the summer, families will come from across Metro Detroit each Friday, Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day to enjoy free pop, rock, jazz, country R&B and oldies concerts all summer long.
Fridays, Saturdays: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Memorial Day/Labor Day – 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
This page is intended to be used as a guide. Oakland County Moms does not run these events. Oakland County Moms is not responsible for changes to event descriptions, event times or details, or event cancellations.
