November 21, 2008
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Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
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A burst of brilliant color will
open the Northville Farmers' Market on Thursday, May 1st. Over 100
stalls of fresh produce, annuals, perennials, native Michigan
plants, heirloom tomatoes and flowering shrubs will be available for
green thumb enthusiasts. Other finds are honey, bakery goods, fine
juried crafters, garden art, jewelry, furniture, and home
accessories. Organic produce is also available. All products are
Michigan Made - Michigan Grown.
Don't miss our CHEFS AT THE MARKET series every 3rd Thursday at 8:30am, sponsored by Schoolcraft College. It features local chefs, fresh produce, free recipes, cooking demonstrations and samples. The 1st Thursday of each month at 8:30am Providence Park Hospital will feature a “Good for You” series, and talk about food, nutrition, and health tips. Different recipes will be featured each month.
| July 3 | Providence Park Hospital |
| July 17 | Tim Bryant of Independence Village of Plymouth |
| August 7 | Providence Park Hospital |
| August 21 | Marc Strausberg of Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar |
| September 4 | Providence Park Hospital |
| September 18 | Chris Shelters of Edwards Cafe' and Caterers |
| October 2 | Providence Park Hospital |
| October 16 | Andy Genittis of Genitti's |
New for 2008 - Recycle your planting pots and flats at our new Pot-Recycling Station.
The Northville Farmers' Market is a member of the Michigan Farmers'Market Association (MIFMA) and is presented by the Northville Chamber of Commerce. It is sponsored by St. John's/Providence Hospital, Remerica Hometown One Real Estate -Patti Mullen, and Northville Downs.
| Location: |
Northville Downs Parking Lot Seven Mile & Sheldon/Center |
| Time: | 8:00am – 3:00pm |
| Contact: |
Northville
Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
We are so excited to
be a part of Walk Michigan this year! Walk Michigan is a
chance for active Michiganders to enjoy their recreation and park
facilities while also improving their health and physical fitness.
Join us as we explore Northville and stay healthy!
Click here for more information about Walk Northville.
June 8 - October 19, 2008It must be summer; Mill Race Village is open for the season! To the uninitiated, the historic Village is a nineteenth-century jewel in Northville’s crown. Seven buildings, ranging from approximately 1831 to the 1890’s, have carefully been moved from various parts of Northville to the scenic park land on Griswold Street; two more have been meticulously re-constructed with the aid of period photographs and plans. A tenth structure, the 1850’s General Store, is being re-assembled in the Village, having been moved board-by-board from its original Main Street location.
Each Sunday afternoon, from mid-June to mid-October, the buildings are open for public viewing. Costumed docents are on hand to inform visitors about the buildings, their contents, and about Northville’s past. Many weekends, a working blacksmith demonstrates the craft, weavers and rug hookers ply their trades, and an occasional strolling musician may be found. Special events are planned for July 4th and the Victorian Festival.
A visit to the Village is a delightful way to explore the past, take a pleasant stroll, and step back in time. Mill Race Village is open to all, and there is no admission charge. It’s located on Griswold, just east of downtown Northville, between Main Street and Eight Mile Road. The grounds are open daily from sunrise to sunset; the buildings are open on Sunday afternoons from 1:00pm to 4:00pm.
For more information, call The Northville Historical Society at 248-348-1845.
| Time: | 1:00pm – 4:00pm |
| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 |
Kick off your Independence
Day celebration with us! Your family will enjoy crafts, games,
a family-friendly move (Surf's Up) and more!
Click here for more information about the Ford Field Family Flick.
| Time: | 8:00pm - 11:00pm |
| Location: | Ford
Field, Downtown Northville (150 Hutton, Northville) |
| Contact: |
Northville Parks & Recreation 248-349-0203 |
City Hall closed.
Celebrate History! It’s July 4th; the parade is over—but the festivities are only beginning. Mill Race Village invites all to join in for a day of fun and history. Beginning after the parade and running throughout the afternoon, a lineup of entertainers, vendors, activities and fun are offered, including:
| 11:30am - 1:00pm | Children’s games |
| 11:30am - 4:00pm | Silver Strings Dulcimer Society |
| Noon - 2:00pm | Four Decades Quartet Jason Abbott, balloon sculpture |
| 1:00pm - 1:30pm | Ming the Magnificent, magician |
| 1:30pm - 2:00pm | John Osborn, puppeteer |
| 11:00am - 4:00pm | Refreshments, Artists & Vendors,
Re-enactors |
| Time: | 10:00am – 4:00pm |
| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 |
The Village’s array of Nineteenth-Century buildings will be open, each manned by informed docents who can describe the structures and Northville’s past. And visitors can check up on the progress of the re-construction of the 1850’s General Store building.
Mill Race Village is open to all, and there is no admission charge. For more information, call The Northville Historical Society at 248-348-1845.
Our 15th Annual
Garden Walk showcases the exceptional efforts of dedicated gardeners
in the Northville area. Featuring many different styles and
sizes of gardens, the walk has attractions for all. As our
primary fundraiser, the Country Garden Club works diligently to
organize a varied and engaging experience. From greeting
visitors to decorating Cady Inn, all club members participate in
making the day a success.
Special Attractions
| Time: | 9:00am – 4:00pm |
| Tickets: |
$10
per person |
| Contact: | Country
Garden Club of Northville 248-380-9259 |
Lobster-fest 2008 diners will have their choice of lobster tail or filet mignon. Diners will occupy tables on the Main Street level of Northville Square. Entertainment is by “En Passant” a duet that regular performs at LaDolce Vita restaurant in Detroit. A silent auction will be held. Cash bar available.
Northville Square owners and Rotary member Bob Buckhave and his wife Margene are once again donating space for this event.
Tickets are $50 ($15 tax deductible) and are available at the Chamber of Commerce, Friends of the Northville Library and Rotary Club members.
| Time: | 5:00pm - 8:00pm |
| Location: |
Northville Square 133 W. Main (W. Main & Wing St.) |
| Contact: |
Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
July 12-13 2008Nothing says "summer" like going camping! Your family will enjoy a hike around the pond, a fishing program, crafts, campfire, s'mores and more. Click here for more information about the Family Campout
Al Smitley loves history; he also loves baseball. Combine the two, and you have a fascinating presentation about a major event in area history. In “The Great Salem Train Wreck of 1907: Joy & Despair in the Days of an all-Too-Common Tragedy,” Smitley describes how a train full of passengers, most expecting a delightful excursion, instead experienced a dreadful collision with a freight train, killing dozens.
Smitley is known to many as the serious-faced guy at The Northville District Library, and to others as the bare-footed “Toes” on the Northville Eclipse Vintage Base Ball Club. With these varied interests, he has created a lively and informative program, illustrated with slides and spoken media quotes, read by members of the audience. This was originally presented last year, the 100th anniversary of the collision; the program was so popular, dozens were turned away. “It’s really good,” one attendee said. “I feel like I have experienced a live Ken Burns documentary.”
This year’s reprise will be held at the church at Mill Race Village on the evening of July 22 at 7:00 p.m. There is no admission charge, but donations to The Northville Historical Society are greatly appreciated. Seating is limited, so those wishing to attend are prompted to reserve early. For more information, or to make a reservation, call The Northville Historical Society at 248-348-1845.
Seating is limited, so attendees are advised to get their tickets early. For more information, guests can call 248-348-1845.
| Time: | 7:00pm |
| Location: |
New
School Church at Mill Race Village |
Get your tickets early for the Northville Chamber 4th Annual Grub Crawl Eleven restaurants will be participating for a fun night of free samples of appetizers and signature items along with cash bar specials.
The event has sold out for the past three years so stop by the Chamber Office, Gardenviews or Good Time party Store to purchase your tickets. If buying for a group, please purchase ASAP at the Chamber office to guarantee that your large group is able to start off at the same location.
Participating restaurants include: Andiamo/Livonia, Brann’s Steakhouse & Grill, Chase Bar & Grill, Claddagh Irish Pub, Deadwood Bar and Grill, Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, 5ive Restaurant, Genitti’s Hole-in-the-wall, Poole’s Tavern-Bak Bar, Uno Chicago Grill and Wine Sync.
Ticket Information: Tickets ($40.00/person) and may be purchased at the Northville Chamber of Commerce, Gardenviews, and Good Time Party Store. Ticket price includes free shuttle service (courtesy of Independence Village and Millennium Limousines), Bar-B-Q Apron and a drawing for a grill (courtesy of Home Depot). Crawlers must be 21 years old or older. For more information, call the Northville Chamber of Commerce at 248-349-7640 or visit the Chamber's website by clicking here.
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Chamber of Commerce 195 S. Main 248-349-7640 |
Gardenviews 202 W. Main 248-380-8881 |
Good Time
Party Store 567 Seven Mile 248-349-1477 |
| Time: | 6:00pm - 10:00pm |
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
Presented by the Northville Central Business Association and Northville Chamber of Commerce
| Location: | Downtown Northville |
| Contact: |
Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
August 2, 2008
(rain date is August 3, 2008)Bring the family out to Northville and join us for the 1st Annual Fun from the Sky Kite Festival! Learn how to fly kites of all different types and witness some of the world's largest show kites in flight. Click here for more information about the Kite Festival.
Click here for more information on Household Hazardous Waste Day.
Nothing says
"summer" like going camping! Your family will enjoy a hike
around the pond, a fishing program, crafts, campfire, s'mores and
more.
Click here for more information about the Family Campout
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
| Contact: |
Northville Community Foundation 248-374-0200 |
City Hall closed.
| Location: | Mill Race Historical Village |
| Time: | 1:00pm – 7:00pm |
| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 |
| Contact: |
Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
This year’s Home Tour includes four beautifully decorated homes and one business. Profits are used to help women in education.
| Time: | 10:00am - 4:00pm |
| Contact: |
Northville-Novi American Assoc. of Univ. Women 248-349-9787 |
For more information please contact the Northville Historical Society at 248-348-1845.
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information on Household Hazardous Waste Day.
Click here for more information.
October 2008| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society/ Mill Race Village 248-348-1845 |
| Location: | Community Park |
| Contact: |
Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
| Location: | Mill Race Historical Village |
| Contact: |
Northville Parks & Recreation 248-349-0203 |
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
| Location: | Mill Race Historical Village |
| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 |
| Contact: |
Northville Community Foundation 248-374-0200 |
| Contact: |
Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
| Time: | 1:00pm – 4:00pm |
| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 |
City Hall closed November 27-28, 2008 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Presented by the Northville Central Business Association
| Location: | Downtown Northville |
Presented by the Northville Central Business Association
| Location: | Downtown Northville |
| Location: | Mill Race Historical Village |
| Contact: |
Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 |
| Contact: |
Northville Mother’s Club 248-348-876 |
Presented by the Northville Central Business Association and Northville Chamber of Commerce
| Contact: |
Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 |
City Hall closed December 24-25 for the Christmas holiday.
| Location: | Northville Recreation at Hillside Middle School |
| Contact: | 248-349-0203 |
City Hall closed December 31, 2008 - January 1, 2009 for the New Year's holiday.
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(all take place in the Council Chambers in City Hall, 215 W. Main, unless otherwise specified)
Click here to see specific dates, listed in the Government section of our website.
Arts Commission
7:00pm, second Wednesday, Art House, 215 W. Cady
Beautification Commission
10:30am, first Mondays (April - October), City Hall, Lower Level
Meeting Room
Board of Review
March, July, December
Board of Zoning Appeals
7:30pm, first Wednesday
City Council
7:30pm, first and third Mondays
Downtown Development Authority
8:00am, third Tuesday, City Hall, Lower Level Meeting Room
Historic District
7:00pm, third Wednesday
Housing Commission
3:00pm, second Wednesday, Allen Terrace, 401 High St.
Northville Area Senior Citizens Advisory Commission
1:00pm, third Thursday, Senior Community Center, 303 W. Main St.
Parks and Recreation Commission
7:00pm, second Wednesday in January, March, May, July, September and
November at Northville Township Hall, 44405 W. Six Mile Road.
Planning Commission
7:30pm, first Tuesday
Youth Assistance
8:00am, second Tuesday, Northville Township Hall, 44405 W. Six Mile
Road
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Spring is in
the air and that means music will also soon be in the air when
Northville’s Annual Summer Concert Series returns. Sponsored by
Main Street Bank this year’s Summer Concert Series will be held in
Town Square (located on Main Street across from the Marquis Theatre)
with performances beginning at 7:00pm every Friday evening.
The Northville Summer Concert Series is the perfect way to kick off
the weekend with family and friends. With bands performing
everything from blues to swing and big band to a Jimmy Buffet
tribute, the schedule features something that will appeal to every
music lover’s ear. Presented by the Northville Chamber of Commerce
and Parks and Recreation Department – the following bands take the
stage during the FREE Summer Concert Series:
Date |
Band |
Genre |
| May 30 | NHS Jazz Band | Jazz |
| Sponsored by Independence Village of Plymouth | ||
| June 6 | Mass Transit Band | Soul/Rock |
| Sponsored by Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| June 13 | Triology | 70s/80s |
| Sponsored by Varsity Lincoln Mercury | ||
| June 20 | Lady Sunshine and the X Band | Soul/Motown |
| Sponsored by St. Mary Mercy Hospital & Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| June 27 | Doug Deming and the Jeweltones | Rockabilly Blues |
| Sponsored by Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| July 4 | Paul King’s Rhythm Society | Big Band/ Swing/Patriotic |
| Sponsored by Independence Village of Plymouth & Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| July 11 | Shawn Riley Band | Blues |
| Sponsored by Varsity Lincoln Mercury & Edward Jones (DJ Boyd, Dan DeLano, Chad Gibbs, Chris Willerer) | ||
| July 18 | Those Delta Rhythm Kings Jump | Jump Blues/Country |
| Sponsored by Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| July 25 | Randy Brock Group | Blues/Rock |
| Sponsored by Buckle Family Chiropractic & Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| August 1 | Fifty Amp Fuse | Rock and Roll |
| Sponsored by Trupp Family Care Chiropractic & Varsity Lincoln Mercury | ||
| August 8 | Blues Casters | Rock and Roll |
| Sponsored by Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| August 15 | Steve King and the Dittilies | 50s/60s |
| Sponsored by Tom Holzer Ford | ||
| Location: | Town Square |
| Time: | 7:30pm |
| Contact: | Northville
Chamber 248-349-7640 |
Sponsored by: Independence Village, Varsity Automotive Group, Buckle Family Chiropractic, PLLC, Signature Audio, Edward Jones (David J. Boyd, Dan De Lano, Chris Willerer, Chris Boyd), and Tom Holzer Ford
Managed by: Northville Downtown Development Authority, Northville Parks & Recreation, Northville Chamber of Commerce
This is free program sponsored by the Northville Downtown Development Authority and Northville Parks and Recreation. Performances are held rain or shine!
| June 17 | Rennie Kaufman |
| June 24 | Beverly Meyer, The Music Lady |
| July 1 | Rick Kelley |
| July 8 | PALamazoo Hullabaloo |
| July 15 | Tammy Stone |
| July 22 | Gemini |
| July 29 | Joel Palmer |
| August 5 | Guy Louis and the Chautauqua
Express |
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Town Square |
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Time: |
11:00am - noon |
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Contact: |
Northville Parks & Recreation |
The First Friday Art Walk will not be held on July 4. Please visit the galleries on August 1 for the next Art Walk.
Click here for more information on the Plein Air Exhibit.
August 1, 2008The first Friday of each month downtown Northville comes alive to celebrate the arts. Northville's numerous art galleries and arts & crafts stores are open from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Presented by the Northville Central Business Association. For more information click here.
September 5, 2008The first Friday of each month downtown Northville comes alive to celebrate the arts. Northville's numerous art galleries and arts & crafts stores are open from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Presented by the Northville Central Business Association. For more information click here.
October 3, 2008The first Friday of each month downtown Northville comes alive to celebrate the arts. Northville's numerous art galleries and arts & crafts stores are open from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Presented by the Northville Central Business Association. For more information click here.
September 13-14, 2008| Contact: |
Northville Arts Commission 248-449-9950 |
Artists from Honoré
Daumier to Pablo Picasso have commented through their art on the
quest and use of power by politicians. The Northville Art House
wants your take on the upcoming election. This show is designed to
showcase a variety of perspectives in this all-media show.
Vote
for Me Exhibit Call for Entries (deadline September 7, 2008)
| Location: | First
Presbyterian Church 200 E. Main |
| Location: |
Northville Recreation Center at Hillside Middle School Eight Mile & Sheldon/Center |
| Hours: | Friday,
6:00pm - 9:00pm Saturday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday, 11:00am - 4:00pm |
| Contact: | 734-459-0050 |
November 7, 2008The first Friday of each month downtown Northville comes alive to celebrate the arts. Northville's numerous art galleries and arts & crafts stores are open from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Presented by the Northville Central Business Association. For more information click here.
December 5, 2008The first Friday of each month downtown Northville comes alive to celebrate the arts. Northville's numerous art galleries and arts & crafts stores are open from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Presented by the Northville Central Business Association. For more information click here.
| Location: | Northville Recreation Center at Hillside Middle School |
| Hours: | Friday,
6:00pm - 9:00pm Saturday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday, 11:00am - 4:00pm |
| Contact: | 734-459-0050 |
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