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CALENDARNOVEMBERNOVEMBER 1 FIRST FRIDAY EXPERIENCENOVEMBER 1 - 30 SMALL WORKS: JURIED ALL MEDIA EXHIBITION*NOVEMBER 3 RANDY NAPOLEON QUARTET*NOVEMBER 9, 10, 16, BEAUTY & THE BEAST, LIVE ON STAGE! 17, 23, 24, 30 *NOVEMBER 14 - EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD DECEMBER 22 (AND THEN SOME)*NOVEMBER 14 AMAZING GRAPES*NOVEMBER 15 MOTHER SON DANCE (AGES 5-13)NOVEMBER 23, 24, 30 SANTA IN TOWN SQUARE*NOVEMBER 16, 21, 23, 30 HOLIDAY HEALTHCARE! DINNER THEATERNOVEMBER 17 CRANKSGIVINGNOVEMBER 21 HEALING THROUGH THE ARTSNOVEMBER 22 NORTHVILLE IS SWEET - HOLIDAY LIGHTED PARADENOVEMBER 23, 24 HOLIDAY GREENS MARKET*NOVEMBER 23, 2 HOLIDAY HOME TOURNOVEMBER 24 CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE, CHRISTMAS TEA*NOVEMBER 28 HUFFIN FOR THE STUFFIN’ - 5K RUN/WALK

DECEMBER *DECEMBER 1, 7, 8, 14, BEAUTY & THE BEAST, LIVE ON STAGE! 15, 21, 22, 28, 29*DECEMBER 1, 8, 15, 22 LUNCH WITH SANTA*DECEMBER 6 “A SWINGIN’ BLUE CHRISTMAS”DECEMBER 6 FIRST FRIDAY EXPERIENCE - SHOP TILL YOU DROP*DECEMBER 6, 7, 12, 13, HOLIDAY HEALTHCARE! DINNER THEATER 14, 18, 19, 21, 27, 28*DECEMBER 7 PANCAKES AND PAJAMAS*DECEMBER 7 CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP*DECEMBER 7 NEW HOPE FOR THE NEW YEARDECEMBER 1, 7, 8, 14, SANTA IN TOWN SQUARE 15, 21, 22 *DECEMBER 7, 8, 14, 15 SANTA VISITS MAYBURY FARM*DECEMBER 13, 14, 15 HANDCRAFTERS TINSEL & TREASURES HOLIDAY MARKET*DECEMBER 15 SCOTTISH CHRISTMAS TEA*DECEMBER 20 HOLIDAY FUNTASTIC NIGHT*DECEMBER 27, 28, 31 OLYMPUS FEVER - A CABARET FUNDRAISER*ticketed event

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WeekendsNovember 23 – December 22

Visit with Santa1 - 5pm, Town Square

Downtown Development Authority (248) 349-0345

Events

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"Beauty and the Beast" * Marquis Theatre, (248) 349-8110

Holiday Lighted Parade & Tree Lighting Ceremony

6:30pm, Town Square Northville Chamber, (248) 349-7640

Holiday Home Tour 10am - 4pm

Northville Community Foundation (248) 374-0200

Greens Market Weekend 10/11am – 3/4pm, Town Square

Northville Chamber, (248) 349-7640

Christmas in the Village, Victorian Tea Noon - 4pm

Mill Race Village, (248) 348-1845

Lunch with SantaNoon, Kid’s Lunch Theater

Genitti’s Hole-in-the-Wall, (248) 249-0522

First Friday Experience5 - 9pm, Downtown Northville

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Christmas Children’s Workship10am - noon and 1 - 3pm

Mill Race Village, (248) 348-1845

Pancakes and Pajamas*Northville Community Center

Northville Parks & Recreation, (248) 349-0203

Santa Visits the Farm*10am - 5pm

Maybury Farm, (248) 374-0200

Tinsel and Treasures Holiday Market Northville Community Center

Handcrafters Unlimited, hcshows.com

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23/24NOVEMBER

Sundays inDECEMBER

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7/8, 14/15DECEMBER

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Various days & times

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* Ticketed event

November and December 2019

7DECEMBER

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BUSINESS EVENTS AND INFORMATION

Abbasi Dermatologywww.AbbasiDerm.comAddress: 133 W. Main Street Suite 251 (located inside Northville Square)Phone: (248) 773-5305

FALL BEAUTY BASH

Abbasi Dermatology’s

Annual Open HouseTuesday, November 19th 2019 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

133 W Main St. Northville MI 48167

Join us for a night to remember

Light Refreshments & Hors d'oeuvres Exciting Raffles

*no purchase necessary, bring friends for more chances to WIN!

Exclusive Event Pricing

Meet and Mingle with our Expert Staff & Skincare Representatives

*First 50 to RSVP will receive a FREE

swag bag! #248-773-5305

*off skincare products, aesthetic packages & injectables, excludes latisse

D & D Bicycles and Hockeywww.ddbicyclesandhockey.comAddress: 121 N. Center StreetPhone: (248) 347-1511

3rd Annual CranksgivingBeginning at D & D Northville Event PageThis is a great opportunity to get your friends and family together for a fun bike ride, scavenger hunt and a way to giveback during the holidays! All items gathered are donated to a local organization in need. Part bike ride, part food drive, and part scavenger hunt. All you need is a bike and a bag! This event is FREE, but you’ll need $15-$20 to purchase food.

D & D Repair School Intensive Bike Maintenance ClassMondays 6:00 pm, 11/4-12/9/19Class RegistrationThis is a 10 hour/5 day course. All classes are hands-on and limited to 6 students per location. The course will present detailed information on general maintenance and repair procedures listed below.

• Derailleur adjustments/repair• Brake adjustments/repair• Hub adjustments• True wheels, replace spokes• Headset, bottom bracket adjustments/repair

Each of the 5 topics will be one day/two hour session. Pre-registration is required. Simply purchase this course online here and we will get you signed up!

D & D Kids Only - Safety Repair Class Saturday 1:00 - 3:00 pm, 11/9 & 11/16/19Class RegistrationThis is a 4 hour/2 day course best suited for kids ages 12-17. All classes are hands-on and limited to 6 students per location.














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The course will present detailed information on road/trail riding safety, safety & flat repair equipment & gear necessities and how to calmly fix common repairs on the fly.

D & D Stop & Go Repair ClassFriday 11:00 am, 11/15 & 11/22/19Class RegistrationThis is a 4 hour/2 day course. All courses are hands-on and limited to 6 students per location. The course will present detailed information on adjusting and repairing your brakes and gearing - the most common repair concerns for most riders.

D & D Roadside Repair ClassFriday 11:00 am, 11/8/19Class RegistrationThis is a 2 hour/1 day course. All classes are hands-on and limited to 6 students per location, per class. The course will provide detailed instruction of essential repairs riders may encounter on the road/trail and equip you with confidence to deal with them safely.

The Dancing Eye Gallery www.dancingeye.comAddress: 101 North Center StreetPhone: (248) 449-7086

The Dancing Eye Gallery is fortunate to have a beautiful collection of ceramic pumpkins ranging from about $80 to $155 from 3 Olives And A Pickle. The glazes and designs are unique and mouth-watering. Perfect for any occasion or just because.

Watch Our InterviewDJ from Detroit Performs did an interview with Dancing Eye to air Tuesday, November 15th on a PBS station near you!

Edward’s Café and Caterer www.edwardscaterer.comAddress: 115 E. Main StreetPhone: (248) 344-1550

Celebrate the holidays with Edward’s Catering!This holiday season Edward’s is offering a full turkey dinneravailable to serve 6-8 people as well as delicious desserts.Please visit their website www.edwardscaterer.com for thefull Thanksgiving Menu as well as a special Holiday Menufor the month of December. Call (248) 344-1550 today!














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THE NORTHVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS

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CHRISTMAS

IN THE VILLAGE

Celebrate Tartan Tidings atMil l Race Vil lage

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 24NOON - 4:00 PM

Holiday Greens Mart on the GroundsHunter and Yerkes ~ Vintage Decorations

Hirsch Blacksmith Shoppe ~ DemonstrationsWeavers Cottage ~ DemonstrationsWash Oak School ~ Make a CraftShop at JM Mead General StoreHoliday Story Time ~ Cady Inn

12:30-3:30 Drop-in Cream Tea ($5) ~ Cady Inn1:00 Northville Student Strings ~ Church

2:00 Caroling Belles ~ Church 3:00 Scottish Piping & Dancing ~ Church

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Gardenviews At Home www.gardenviewsinc.comAddress: 117 E. Main StreetPhone: (248) 380-8881

Gardenviews at home christmas open house is just around the corner!Join them Saturday, November 2nd from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm for their Annual Christmas Open House. They will be giving away a $50 Gift Certificate every hour starting at 11:00 am (you must be present). There will be refreshments and yes, Christmas music for your shopping pleasure. They have many themes this year.

WINTER PARKThis silvery blue, white and touches of natural is a nod to a walk in the woods after a fresh snowfall.

NOBLE FURGold, white, and a touch of red and pearls brings thoughts of nobility.

HOLIDAY Red is always a color for the season. Toille, creams and naturals will bring a smile to your face.

URBANPerfect trees for that small space or loft. Rich greens and naturals and a touch of copper.

PEACOCKRich jewel tones, feathers and jewels. This is a showstopper!

PINK KISSA personal favorite (who doesn’t like pink!). Flamingos, yes, flamingos!

There are too many items to mention. Please stop by and help them kick-off our Holiday Season.














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TICKETS: REGISTER HERE FOR MORE INFO: [email protected]

5K Fun Run / Walk

THANKSGIVING MORNING NOVEMBER 28, 2019

MAYBURY STATE PARK KIDS LOOP AND 5 K AT 9 AM

ALL AGES WELCOME!

BLESSINGS IN A BACKPACK - SOUTH LYON IS A 100% VOLUNTEER RUN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES WEEKEND FOOD TO STUDENTS IN THE SOUTH LYON SCHOOL DISTRICT. WE CURRENTLY SERVE OVER 280 STUDENTS IN ALL 13 SOUTH LYON SCHOOLS. IN ADDITION, WE PARTNER WITH A LOCAL SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FOOD OVER SUMMER BREAK. SOUTH LYON

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MI Yoga Room www.miyogaroom.comAddress: 170 East Main Street, 3rd FloorPhone: (248) 347-5993 Breathe: The Power of Pranayama WorkshopNov 9, 2019, 1:00 - 3:00 pmwww.northville.miyogaroom.com/workshops

What gives us life force? Our breath! The two are inextricably linked. So much so that the word for breathing technique is called\n\”pranayama\”. To have a true yoga practice, one must master the breath (pranayama), the asanas, and follow a life that adheres to the yogic code of\nethics; however, pranayama can be elusive and difficult to master.

This epic 2-hour workshop will spend the first hour teaching you pranayama breathing techniques, and the second hour on how to take your physical practice to the next level by incorporating your breath in a powerful flow. Suitable for beginner and advanced yogis alike.

Benefits of Pranayama include:• Increased focus• Increased lung capacity and function• Increased cardiovascular health• Increased Mindfulness• Great tool for calming the nervous system - decreased

stress and anxiety levels

BREATHE

M Y Y O G A R O O M P R E S E N T S

W W W . P L Y M O U T H . M I Y O G A R O O M . C O M / W O R K S H O P S

The Power ofPranayamaLed by Brent Rieli

Saturday 11.09.191-3 pm

Northville Sports Den www.northvillesportsden.comAddress: 133 West Main StreetPhone: (248) 347-5993 MSU vs. U OF M GAME Saturday, November 16$5.00 Football Squares $2.00 Miller Lite DraftsFood: Sparty Burger. Wolverine Burger, Chilli Cheese Dogs, Sloppy Joe’s, Baked Beans, Macaroni Salad, Deviled Eggs, Potato Salad, Beer Brat with Peppers & Onions

Orin Jewelers www.orinjewelers.comAddress: 101 East Main StreetPhone: (248) 349-6940

During the month of November, visit Orin’s Northville Showroom and tell their sales associates this month’s secret message to receive $25 off your purchase of $100 or more! This month’s secret message is “Tis’ the season for diamonds!

December 6thNorthville’s city-wide Shop Till you Drop event will be taking over the town! Join Orin’s and view a full collection of jewelry designers Belle Etoile & Charles Garnier while enjoying tasty treats!














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CLUB, ORGANIZATION, AND NONPROFIT EVENTS AND INFORMATION

Maybury Farm www.northvillecommunityfoundation.orgAddress: 50165 8 Mile RoadPhone: (248) 374-0200

Through November 3 Corn Maze Find your way through the 10-acre Maybury Farm Corn Maze each weekend throughout the fall! Enjoy a wagon ride to and from the maze, Parmenter’s cider & donuts. . Groups may book private events during the week and bonfires are available nightly. November 22 & 23 Holiday Home TourTour five beautiful, privately-owned Northville homes that are decorated top to bottom for the holidays! 10:00 am - 4:00 pm each day. Purchase tickets by calling (248) 374-0200. December 7, 8, 14 & 15 Santa’s Visit Join us for Santa’s Visit! Children may share their wish-list and have their photo taken with Santa in the historic barn at Maybury Farm.

New Hope Center For Grief Support www.newhopecenter.net Address: 145 North Center Street, Suite EPhone: (248) 348-0115

Family FridaysNovember 1 and December 136:00 - 8:00 pmConnect with other families that have experienced loss. Please call for more details.

Healing Through the Arts November 2The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, in partnership with the New York Life Foundation and New Hope Center for Grief Support, presents an exhibition showcasing a selection of inspiring and innovative original work addressing grief and bereavement by teens from across the country who received Scholastic Art & Writing Awards honors from 2017–2019.

For young people who are figuring out their larger place in the world, having a safe place to express their emotions can be particularly hard. The process of creating, can provide an outlet for self-expression and an opportunity to be heard by others. Teens from across the United States submitted their creative work to the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards’ New York Life Award, which recognizes the stories of young people and their experiences with losing a loved one.

This curated collection of works submitted to the New York Life Award reflects a wide range of experiences and forms of expression, and we honor the vulnerability of our contributors and their efforts to bring this conversation to light. Please join us for this special preview event on Nov 2 at 4:00 pm in Northville, MI.

Please RSVP to Michelle Kazewych at [email protected].

The Northville Art House www.northvillearthouse.orgAddress: 215 West Cady StreetPhone: (248) 344-0497

SMALL WORKS Juried All Media ExhibitionNOVEMBER 1 - 30, 2019 SMALL WORKS will showcase 140 contemporary artworks on a diminutive scale, limited to 12 inches in any direction, in all types of media including painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, glass, ceramics, metalwork, mixed media and more. All works are for sale, the majority under $300, making them perfect holiday gifts.

Sylvia Bandyke, The Dream Dress, photography, 12”x 12”; Chih-Jou Chiu, Kündaliah. bronze, sterling silver, stones, and faux leather, 6.5” x 2” x 2”; Dana Schildkraut, Barnacle Beth, painted earthenware, 6” x 7” x 9.5”














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The 60 selected artists in this year’s exhibition represent 14 states as well as Canada and the United Kingdom. The artists include: Michigan: Sandra Ackerman, Sylvia Bandyke, Valarie Boatman, Candace Brancik, Marchelle Brotz, Barbara Melnik Carson, J Clint Carter, Winnie Chrzanowski, Velinka Cucuz, Pamela Day, Patricia Domanski, Gwen Downs, Marianne Droste, Julie Dunn, Nancy Fanzini, Debbie Grifka, Sara Hadley, Angela Hamilton, Joan Harris, Sarah Hillman, Eric Kesler, Jennifer Kesler, WanChuan Kesler, Maria Latour, Susan Mankowski, Dennis McCarty, Kathleen McNamee, Brandi Mielke, Briana Mohan, Barbara Eko Murphy, Gwynn Newton, Linda Pelowski, Robert Perrish, Jim Rehlin, Venice Rioux, Gayle Sanchirico, Nancy Savage, Mary Vertrees, Marty Walker, Cornelia Wende, and Julie Woodard Arizona: Thomas Stanford; Florida: Chih-Jou Chiu; Georgia: Victoria Lansford and Roi Tamkin; Iowa: Shelby Prindaville; Illinois: Erin O’Neill and Terry Walsh, Massachusetts: Debra Schaumberg; Maryland: John Aquilino; New Jersey: Danielle Cartier; New York: Paul Brandwein and Joyce Weidenaar; Ohio: Judy Yen and Trish Zimbalatti, Tennessee: Brandon Williams; Virginia: Genevieve Neice; Vermont: Dana Schildkraut Québec, Canada: Lorraine Dietrich; Lewes, United Kingdom: Andrea Shearing SMALL WORKS opens with a reception November 1 from 5:30 - 8:30 pm and runs through November 30 during regular and holiday gallery hours: Tuesday - Friday 12:00 - 5:00 pm and Saturday 12:00 - 4:00 pm. Free Admission. Closed November 27-29. Open November 30 for Small Business Saturday, 12:00 - 4:00 pm. Visit www.northvillearthouse.org or https://www.facebook.com/events/447770082612269/ for more information. 2019 Exhibitions and Events:

• Now - 26: POSE: Portrait and the Costumed Figure• November 1 - 30: SMALL WORKS: Juried All-Media

Exhibition• November 9: NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE DAY: A

Celebration of Diversity through Art, Literature & Film

Northville Community Foundation www.northvillecommunityfoundation.orgAddress: 195 South Main StreetPhone: (248) 374-0200

2019 Holiday Home TourNovember 22nd and 23rdTickets are now on sale for the 2019 Northville Holiday Home Tour, presented by the Northville Community Foundation. This year’s Holiday Home Tour is on Friday and Saturday, November 22 and 23, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm each day. This event is a great way to get new decorating ideas for your home while also getting into the holiday spirit!

Guests of the Holiday Home Tour can enjoy touring five beautiful, privately owned Northville homes that have been decorated top to bottom for the holidays. The style of each home is different and there truly is something for every taste. With homes ranging from a historical home built-in 1883 to a condo with a weaving studio in the loft, but this year’s tour has even more! A traditional home in a gated community to a Farmhouse “glam” home just outside of downtown Northville. Many of the homes have just been updated and are absolutely stunning. On top of that, they are all beautifully decorated for the holiday season. Start your holiday season with a special day with your family and friends. The 2019 Holiday Home Tour will also feature a refreshment stop at the Tipping Point Theatre in Downtown Northville. Guests can enjoy light refreshments and also enter to win two tickets to a future Tipping Point Theatre production! Tickets for the 2019 Holiday Home Tour are just $25 in advance














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and $30 the day of. To purchase tickets in advance, visit Pear-Aphernalia, Gardenviews, Haven of Northville, or the Northville Chamber of Commerce. Tickets may also be purchased online by visiting www.northvillecommunityfoundation.org or over the phone by calling (248) 374-0200. Tickets are limited and the Tour does sell out nearly every year. Proceeds from the Holiday Home Tour help fund the Northville Community Foundation’s work in the community. The Northville Community Foundation enhances and enriches life in the community through operations of Maybury Farm, a working farm with a mission to connect the community to animals and agriculture through hands-on experiences that are both engaging and educational. The Foundation also annually awards scholarships to local students and grants to nonprofit organizations serving Northville and the surrounding communities.

Northville District Library www.northvillelibrary.orgAddress: 212 W. Cady StreetPhone: (248) 349-3020

Asterisk (*) indicates registration is required by phone at (248) 349-3020 or online at northvillelibrary.org.

1-on-1 with our Techxpert*Tuesdays in November & December, 1:00 and 2:00 pm Thursdays in November & December, 6:00 and 7:00 pm

ESL (English as a Second Language) Conversation GroupTuesdays, November & December 10:30 - 11:30 am

NDL Writers GroupNovember 20 & December 18, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Coloring for Grownups*Wednesdays, November 6 & December 4, 1:00 - 3:00 pm

How to Set Your Financial Goals with Rick Bloom* Tuesday, November 5, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Between the Lines Book DiscussionMondays, November 11 and December 9, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Picks & Sticks & Pals*Tuesday, November 12, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Introduction to Genealogy Resources*Thursday, November 14, 7:00 - 9:00 pm1,000 Books to Read Before You Die - Q&A with Author

James Mustich*Monday, November 18, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Teen DIY Touchscreen Gloves*Tuesday, November 19, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

iPad Basics*Thursday, November 21, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Foreign Film SeriesMondays, November 23 and December 16, 6:30 - 9:00 pm

Books & Brews: Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen by Jose Antonio Vargas(Meets at The Wagon Wheel on Main St. every other month)* Tuesday, December 3, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

12th Night Singers*Tuesday, December 12, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Teen Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament*Saturday, December 14, 11:00 - 3:00 pm

Through the Eyes of Rose with Author John Kozak*Monday, December 30, 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Northville Historical Society www.millracenorthville.orgAddress: 215 Griswold StreetPhone: (248) 348-1845

Sunday, November 24Christmas in the Village12:00 - 4:00 pm. Cream Tea in Cady Inn: The Village will be decorated for Christmas. This is a drop in event and all activities, with the exception of the tea in the Cady Inn are free of charge. Christmas tea is $5 pp at the door. Not a pre-ticketed event. Enjoy music from the Caroling Belles, visits from Father Christmas, Christmas music and crafts.















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Saturday, December 7Children’s Christmas WorkshopTwo sessions: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 - 3:00 pm. For children 1st-6th grade. Join us for our 41st Annual Workshop at Mill Race Village on Dec. 7. Children will make seven old-fashioned, hand-made gifts for the special people on their Christmas list. The intent of the workshop is to surprise family members with the gifts that the children have worked on and made themselves. Parents are not permitted in the Church while the children are making their gifts and are asked not to pry or peek at what the kids are making. Enrollment is $25 per child. Contact the Stockhausen family for more information. 248.349.2833.

Sunday, December 15Scottish Christmas Tea1:00 - 3:30 pm Mill Race Village (215 Griswold Street)Guests will enjoy a Scottish-themed Christmas Tea. Tickets on Sale Oct. 20 at 12:30 pm in the Cady Inn at Mill Race Village. This event will sell out same day.

For more information, please visit millracenorthville.org or call (248) 348-1845.

Northville Parks and Recreation www.northvilleparksandrec.orgAddress: 44405 Six Mile RoadPhone: (248) 349-0203

Friday, November 15thMother and Son Dance6:00 - 8:00pmMothers and Sons enjoy a fun and exciting way to spend some quality time together. We are having a “Minute to Win it” themed game night! You can still dance the night away with our DJ, enjoy our face-painter, dinner & snacks, and much more! Ages: 5-13. Resident Fee: $30/couple, $5 each additional family member, please call our offices for assistanceRegistration Deadline: Thursday, November 14th at 4:30 pmLocation: Northville Community Center Gym Saturday, December 7thPancakes and PajamasSession One 9:00 - 10:00 amSession Two 10:00 - 11:00 am Welcome Santa to town with a rise and shine pancake breakfast. The holly, jolly event will include Pictures with Santa, breakfast, crafts, sing-alongs and goodies. Ages: All. $10/person.Registration Deadline: Monday, December 2nd at 4:30 pmLocation: Northville Community Center Banquet Room

Friday, December 20Holiday Funtastic Night6:00 - 7:30 pmTis the season to enjoy a night of cookies, hot chocolate, a classic movie, holiday craft and write letters to the North Pole. You never know who may stop by and visit… a guest appearance from Santa! Drop the kids off and finish up your holiday shopping in Downtown Northville. Ages: 4-10. $8/person.Registration Deadline: Monday, December 16th at 4:30 pmLocation: Northville Community Center Banquet Room














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DDA NEWS IS ONLINE Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are available on the DDA website.

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The DDA is open Mon. through Fri. 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Lori M. Ward, DDA Director • [email protected]

215 W. Main Street, Northville, MI 48167 • Phone: (248) 349-0345 • Fax: (248) 305-2834

Tipping Point Theatre www.tippingpointtheatre.comAddress: 361 East Cady StreetPhone: (248) 347-0003

Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some)November 14 - December 22Every neighborhood has that one house that goes overboard with Christmas decorations. This play is that house. This holiday season, theatres across the world will be presenting their version of A Christmas Carol, but not us! Join three actors as they reminisce on all the holiday classics and international traditions that help bring the true spirit of Christmas to life. This hilarious holiday favorite was last presented at Tipping Point 10 seasons ago to sold out audiences and was the longest running show in our history. Christmas fanatics and Scrooges alike will light up with holiday spirit at Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!), where anything can happen. PRODUCTION NOTE: Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!) is not intended for young audiences. We recommend bringing only those who know the secrets of Christmas. Olympus Fever - A cabaret fundraiserRegular Performances - December 27 & 28 at 8:00 pm Special New Year’s Eve Event - December 31 at 9:00 pmTipping Point Theatre’s annual musical cabaret fundraiser is back! In this year’s production, Greek gods and goddesses navigate through their drama with the help of songs from your favorite artists of the 70’s. Will Zeus ever stay faithful to his wife, Hera? Will Hades and Persephone’s love conquer all? Is Poseidon the only god capable of resisting Aphrodite’s charms? Find out all this and more when you come see Olympus Fever in December! This year’s show tells a tale of Greek gods and goddesses, all set to music from the 1970s. Regular and cabaret seating is available for all performances. A cash bar will be available for Dec. 27 & 28 while all tickets to Dec. 31 will include an open bar














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OWL PROWL! MAYBURY STATE PARK SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2019 6 PM-8 PM Join the Friends of Maybury as we try to entice resident owls to respond to an artificial call. Space is limited to 120 participants! Reservations requested and can be made online starting on November 16th at www.friendsofmaybury.org.

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Learn about owls!

Take a Night Hike in the Woods!

Hot Chocolate and Cookies Provided!

Meet inside the Trailhead Building

at the 8 Mile Entrance.

Program is free and suitable for all

ages. Do

QUESTIONS? Contact us at 248-349-8390

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Updates will be posted on both Facebook and at Friendsofmaybury.org

State Park Recreation Passport required for entry.

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