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MAY/JUNE 2018

IN THIS ISSUE:News From The DDABusiness and Organization Events




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CALENDARMAYMay 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Northville Farmers’ MarketMay 4 First Friday ExperienceMay 4 - 19 The 19Th Annual Juried Student Art ExhibitionMay 4, 5 WildflowerWalk May 5, 6 Velveteen Rabbit at the Marquis TheatreMay 5, 12, 18 Lights, Camera, Murder! Dinner TheaterMay 10 - 14 Northville Spring CarnivalMay 15 Early Organized Crime In DetroitMay 17 June 24 – Northern Aggression

May 18 ArmedForcesDayBenefitConcertMay 19 Marquis Theatre’s 40Th Anniversary CelebrationMay 19 Rouge River RescueMay 25 Friday Night Summer Concert SeriesMay 25, 26 Flower SaleMay 26 Dancing in the StreetsMay 28 Memorial Day Parade

JUNEJune 1 First Friday ExperienceJune 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Friday Night Summer Concert SeriesJune 1, 8, 16, 22, 30 Lights, Camera, Murder! Dinner TheaterJune 1 - June 30 The End Of Nowhere, Stories and Photographs By Thomas Pickaski June 2 Party In The VilleJune 2 Farm Fest 2018June 3 Women’s Kickball TournamentJune 4 - June 8 Northville Historical Society Annual Garage SaleJune 7, 14, 21, 28 Northville Farmers’ MarketJune 10 First Open Sunday of SeasonJune 14 Yoga in the ParkJune 19, 26 Tunes On Tuesday Kids’ Concert SeriesJune 23 Tour De VilleThrough June 24 Northern Aggression














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NORTHVILLE DDA IS HIRING

Marketing and Communications Coordinator Position:

The Marketing and Communications Coordinator is responsible for professional marketing and organizational support to the Executive Director and the DDA Board of Directors. The Marketing and Communications Coordinator functions with considerable independence on a day to day basis in performing activities and is held accountable for results. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, business recruitment and retention, coordination on marketing efforts and special events, and organizational support. The part-time position is 24-28 hours. Salary is commensurate with experience. The position will be posted until filled. Please contact Lori Ward with any questions are 248-349-0345 or [email protected]. To see the full job description, visit www.downtownnorthville.com and find “Employment Opportunities” under the “Doing Business” tab.

Seasonal Groundskeeper Positions:

The DDA is accepting applications for 2 seasonal maintenance personnel for the summer. Position runs from mid-May until the end of August. Potential to continue work through mid-November. In addition, applications are being accepted for a Crew Supervisor who will set the schedules for the seasonal employees, identify daily work plan, and oversee the scheduled work.

Compensation: Seasonal Employees $10.50 per hour, Crew Supervisor $13. There are no fringe benefits with this position.

Job Description: General grounds keeping to include Town Square and all areas within the DDA boundaries. Specifically, the job entails:

• Putting up the market umbrellas in Town Square

• Daily check of the umbrellas to make sure they are in proper working condition

• Arrange all tables/chairs in Town Square.

• Watering of the 80 flower barrels throughout the downtown

• Water Town Square planters that are not on the sprinkler system

• Weeding

• Pulling dead flowers and dead heading of flowers

• Minor pruning of dead plant material

• Weekly cleaning of the Town Square Fountain

• Daily sweeping debris from Town Square.

• Mulching in Town Square and other plant beds

• Sweeping sidewalks, Town Square, TS stairs and Drop-off area at Marquis

• Minor maintenance and repair work

• Assist with set up and tear down on Friday night concerts

• Trash removal after Wednesday and Friday night concerts

• Maintenance of Comerica Community Connection

The position is 32 - 40 hours per week. The crew members will each have 3 - 4 daily 7:00 am – 3:30 pm shifts and one 1:00 - 9:30 pm shift a week. Evening shifts Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings to assist with evening concerts and events. Successful candidates must be at least 18 years of age, have a valid driver’s license, and be able to perform basic maintenance duties. Applicants must be able to work independently. A physical is required for the position and will be paid for by the DDA. Inquiries and resumes for the Seasonal position may be directed to Lori Ward, DDA Director, at [email protected].

DDA HAPPENINGSWednesday Night Concert SeriesIn an effort to increase activity in Town Square, the DDA has plans to introduce a Wednesday night acoustic concert series in Town Square. The concerts will take place from 7:00 – 9:00 pm and will offer music ranging from jazz to rock and A Capella. Crowd favorites Robin Horlock and Ryan Racine are on the schedule to kick off the inaugural season of the concerts.

Newspaper Racks Last year the DDA made the decision to remove the deteriorating newspaper rack at Hutton and E. Main Street and to replace the newspaper rack at W. Main Street with a smaller version. Decrease in the circulation of print media has lessened the demand for newspaper racks in downtown. The rack on E. Main has already been removed, and the W. Main rack is scheduled for removal this summer. A letter was sent to all publications that have previously occupied space in the news racks to determine their interest in occupying a space in the new rack.














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Bike Repair Station DDA staff is collaborating with Eagle Scout candidate Jackson Cooney to install a bike repair station downtownThe station will include Allen wrenches, screw drivers, tire levers and every other tool you would need to fix a bike. It also includes a tire pump and a rack to hold the bike off the ground while it is being worked on. All the tools are connected to the metal housing with steel cables to prevent them from being taken. The location of the repair station will be along Cady Street, between Center and Wing Streets and will be installed this summer. Watch for the announcement!

EV Charging Stations – Coming Soon! The electric vehicle charging stations are located behind 120 W. Main (the Old Church Square parking lot). The designated parking spots are strictly for EV vehicles and will be limited to three hours/vehicle. The two electric vehicle charging stations are equipped with both Tesla and Clipper Creek (standard Level 2) charging capabilities, which will allow any electric vehicle to charge in Downtown Northville.

Acquisition and installation of the charging stations has been facilitated by Up2Go, a company headquartered in Downtown Northville that provides cloud-based enterprise applications for global Tier-1 automotive suppliers. Up2Go was responsible for project management and will provide initial funding of electricity for the Electric vehicle charging stations.

To help attract EV owners to visit downtown Northville the stations are registered on popular charging network sites such as ChargeHub, PlugShare, Plug in America and Tesla (tesla.com/destination-charging).

Parking Deck Repairs The City/DDA recently hired a restoration engineering firm to evaluate both the MainCentre and Cady Street parking decks. The decks are 24 years old and are in need of repairs. The firm, Carl Walker/WGI, will evaluate the decks and develop both a restoration plan and a maintenance plan for the City. The maintenance Plan will provide an annual list of repair items and cost estimates for budgeting. The project will begin in early May and will take about 12 weeks to complete. Once the rehabilitation plan has been approved by the DDA and City Council, the repair work will take place in early fall.

Downtown Northville PresentsThe DDA has started a monthly video series called Downtown Northville Presents. Short videos have already

been produced for Orin Jeweler’s, My Little Paris Café & Bookstore, Cherie Baby Café, and Adorn Fine Flowers. You can find these videos on the Downtown Northville Facebook page, Youtube Channel, or by click “Downtown Northville Presents” under the “What’s Happening” tab on the DDA website. This video series is a great way to learn more about downtown Northville businesses! If you have a favorite business you’d like to see featured, leave a comment on the latest video and your suggestion could be next!














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BUSINESS EVENTS AND INFORMATION

The Bees Knees Potterywww.thebeeskneespottery.comAddress: 149 East Main StreetPhone: (248) 347-6718

The Bee’s Knees Pottery in Northville is offering Art Experiences that stir a child’s imagination and innovation using problem solving and critical thinking. There is no right or wrong way and with simple instructions campers are free to explore productively. They bring this all together with popular themes. Confidence levels rise as campers amaze themselves with their artistic accomplishments. Ages 8+. Please feel free to send drinks and snacks. $35 per day or $130 for the 4-day camp.

I Want To Do It All! Emoji & Hands Symbols Art SamplingJune 25 - 28, 10:00 am - 12:00 pmClay, Mosaics, Glass Night Lights, Canvas. Stay tuned to the next issue of Northville Times for the July and August camp dates and activities

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

The Dancing Eye Gallery is proud to represent a wide variety of Michigan and local artists. Stop in to see their latest Michigan-made goodies. They have a great selection of gifts for moms, dads, grads, or for yourself!

Tiger T-shirt by City Bird, $28; Up North and Pop T-shirts by Midwest Supply Co., $30 each. Both are local Michigan companies.

Northville and Novi mugs and towels by Polka Dot Mitten in Saugatuck, MI. Priced @ $20 each.

Michigan-themed tiles by Sporck Tile Art located in Leland (Fishtown), MI. $42 each.

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

Summer Time is here! Call (248) 344-1550 to book your event catered today.

Edward’s Summer Menu is available May-August. Perfect for Graduations, Weddings, Corporate Picnics, Showers and all of your summer events! Edward’s staff can help out too! Just let their staff in your door and they will take it from there, allowing you to enjoy your event! Edward’s provides the entire food table set up with linens, chafers, coordinating platters and decor. Their staff stays at the event the entire time to make sure the food table is clean and replenished. The staff takes care of your guests and thoroughly cleans up afterwards.














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North Center Brewing Companywww.northcenterbrewing.comAddress: 410 North Center StreetPhone: (248) 444-7967

SAVE THE DATE! There’s a party being planned just for you, Northville! Party in the Ville will be held Saturday, June 2 from 1:00 - 9:00 pm. Kick off the beginning of summer with beer, wine, food, and booths from your favorite Downtown Northville restaurants and businesses. The party was made with YOU in mind, Northville. Let’s celebrate! Stay tuned to www.northcenterbrewing.com for more information.

Healing by Touch Massage & Reflexology www.healingbytouch.netAddress: 133 West Main Street, Suite 267Phone: (313) 274-2720

Healing by Touch has a room in their studio available for rent. It is a fully furnished massage room with access to lobby and restroom. Sheets and lotion would be responsibility of renter. Room can be rented per session or on a more permanent basis. Call Janet Larson, studio owner, for more information.

Hot Yoga Detroit - Northvillewww.hotyogadetroit.comAddress: 122 MaincentrePhone: (248) 924-2002

Happy spring from Hot Yoga Detroit! It has been a lovely, long winter. But like you, Hot Yoga Detroit is very happy warmer air is heading our way. Jump into summer 2018, feeling your best by adding yoga to your life. Hot Yoga Detroit has NEW pricing. Gold Unlimited Membership is $99 per month, their most popular plan, is an auto debit using a checking account or credit card. You can attend any regular class, any day or time, as often as you desire. However if this is more than you need, they also have the Silver Membership/6 classes per month and the Bronze Membership/3 classes per month. Both are auto debit plans managed with a credit card. They also still sell class packages of 15, 10, and 5 classes. New to the studio? Come in and get started with the Intro Special just for new students. $50 gives you Unlimited Yoga classes for 30 consecutive days. Yoga is one of the best gifts we can give to ourselves. Give the Gift of Yoga! Check out their website for information about all their classes and like them on Facebook for announcements, classes, and teaching schedules.

Keller Williams Advantage www.kwnorthville.comAddress: 200 North Center StreetPhone: (248) 767-4198

Northville’s Keller Williams office has new signage and a new name - Keller Williams Advantage. They are the #1 real estate office in Northville. 2018 is local realtor, Kathleen McLallen’s, 26th year of successful, award winning residential real estate sales in downtown Northville. Stop by and visit soon!

Living and Learning Enrichment Center www.livingandlearningcenter.orgAddress: 315 Griswold StreetPhone: (248) 308-3592

The nonprofit Living and Learning Enrichment Center in Downtown Northville is holding an open house in June to celebrate their new larger location at 315 Griswold Street, and their ability to provide social and job skills training to more people with autism and special needs. Please check their website for an exact date.

Mitchell Fitness Solutionswww.mitchellfitness.solutionsAddress: 133 West Main Street, Suite 180Phone: (248) 305-8414

Body Transformation WorkshopSaturday, May 1210:00 am - 4:00 pm

Join Mitchell Fitness Solutions in Downtown Northville and spend your day learning the unique principles that are changing the lives of women across the country.

Author and “Body Transformation Expert” Dean Mitchell will show you how to find the woman who has been missing in the mirror all these years. The day will include interactive lectures where Dean shares the unique life-changing principles he has developed for how to approach nutrition, cardio, exercise and state-of-mind, just to name a few. You will also learn exactly how to apply everything discussed at the workshop on your own at home! This will be life changing - guaranteed.














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Northville Yoga Roomwww.miyogaroom.comAddress: 170 East Main Street, 3rd FloorPhone: (248) 308-3542

Stay connected with Northville Yoga Room on Facebook, Instagram, and miyogaroom.com for updates on exciting events and workshops all throughout the summer!

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

A new month means a new chance to win some beautiful jewelry and help Orin Jewelers celebrate their 85th year in business! As part of a Mother’s Day Painting Contest, Orin Jewelers will be hanging up artwork from Amerman Elementary School for Mother’s Day. Kids entered the contest by expressing “Why Do You Love Your Mom” by painting unique and fun pictures! Visit the store to see their talent!

During the Northville Arts & Acts Festival, Orin Jewelers will be having an expanded collection of their colorful jewelry line, Belle Etoile. This collection offers a jewel box full of looks, styles, colors, and icons. Orin Jewelers will also have their annual ice sculpture contest! A piece of jewelry will be frozen inside the ice sculpture and whoever guesses the time the jewelry falls out of sculpture wins that piece of jewelry!

PCS-Counseling www.pcs-counseling.com Address: 141 North Center StreetPhone: (888) 841-8771

BSP 101 WorkshopSaturday, May 19, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

This is the introductory course on the Behavioral Styles Profile (BSP). Before starting the workshop, you will take the Behavioral Styles Questionnaire. Included in this workshop will be your personalized results showing your behavioral styles on a typical day versus stressful day, as well as your overall behavioral type. Over 500,000 participants from 14 countries and 47 states have taken the precursor to this workshop. Come ready to dive into the world of the BSP – most say they are never the same thereafter – in a very good way!














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CLUB, ORGANIZATION, AND NONPROFIT EVENTS AND INFORMATION100 Women Who Carewww.100womenwhocarenorthville.weebly.com

Northville’s chapter of 100 Women Who Care have only met four times since their inception in May 2017, yet in the first three meetings alone, over $50,000 was raised for local charities. Please come join their next meeting on Monday May 7, 2018 at

The Garage in downtown Northville at 6:30pm.

At the last 100 Women Who Care meeting, held on Monday February 5, 2017, the winning charity was “Homes for Our Troops”, (HFOT), a local 501(c)(3). The mission of Homes for Our Troops is to build and donate specially adapted custom homes nationwide for severely injured post 9/11 Veterans, to enable them to rebuild their lives. Most of these Veterans have sustained injuries including multiple limb amputations, partial or full paralysis, and/or severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). These homes restore some of the freedom and independence our Veterans sacrificed while defending our country, and enable them to focus on their family, recovery, and rebuilding their lives. HFOT is working in collaboration with the Northville High School Baseball Program to build a home for Sgt. Michael Gower of Middleville, MI. All monies raised during the Armed Forces Celebration, which will be the week of May 15-19, and all monies raised at the 100 Women Who Care meeting will go towards building Sgt. Gower is forever home.

100 Women Who Care Quarterly MeetingMonday May 7, 2018 at 6:30pm ,The Garage202 W. Main Street, Northville They are welcoming new members - please join us!

Marquis Theatre www.northvillemarquistheatre.comAddress: 135 East Main StreetPhone: (248) 349-8110

Marquis Theatre’s 40th Anniversary CelebrationMay 19, 7:00 - 10:00 pm It’s a party! Everyone is invited to celebrate the Marquis Theatre’s 40th anniversary. Dance on-stage to music provided by our special DJ, along with karaoke, dessert buffet, 50/50 raffle, door prizes and more. Tickets $15.

Summer Theatre CampSession 1 June 18-29.

Main Street League www.mainstreetleague.comPhone: (248) 982-2564 Women’s Kickball TournamentJune 3, 10:00 am - 2:00 pmFord Field Park, 700 Baseline Road

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

Farm FestJune 2, $5 per person, kids 2 and under freeJoin NCF for their big spring festival at Maybury Farm! 10:00am to 5:00pm. Enjoy games and activities for the kids, baby animals, sheep shearing, live music, demonstrations, food, story time, and more!

Maybury State Park www.friendsofmaybury.orgAddress: 20145 Beck RoadPhone: (248) 349-8390

WildflowerWalkMay 4 & 5, 10:00 - 11:00 amJoin the Friends of Maybury as they lead a guided interpretive stroll on open paths lined with many of Michigan’s beautiful native wildflowers and natural attractions. The walk will be about an hour long, and starts at 10 AM. Bring your guidebook and camera. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Please dress for the weather as this program will run rain or shine. Everyone welcome! No registration required. NOTE –THE STARTING LOCATION FOR THE HIKE IS IN THE PARKING LOT IN FRONT OF THE HORSE BARNS! Please use the Beck Road entrance to the park. State Park Recreational Passport required for entry into the park.

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

19th Annual Student Art ExhibitMay 4 - 19Open to the Public Tuesday to Friday, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Saturday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pmJuried work of local artists from grades 6 - 12. First Friday Reception on May 4 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm














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NationalPTAReflections–Northville’s Finalists and Award WinnersMay 22 - 29Each year, the National PTA offers local, regional, state, and national opportunities for young artists to be recognized for their creativity. Join the Northville Art House as they present Northville’s best in the areas of dance choreography, film production, literature, music composition, photography and the visual arts. The 2017-18 theme is “Within Reach. “

The End of Nowhere, Stories and Photographs by Thomas PickarskiJune 1 - June 30In this photographic and narrative journey through Iceland, Greenland and Patagonia, among other fascinating places, New York artist, Thomas Pickarski, explores the bizarre landscape through 32 dynamic black and white photographs and lighthearted storytelling. First Friday Reception on June 1 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm

Arts & ActsJune 23 - 24The Northville Art House shines a spotlight on the imagination, art, talent and cultural diversity of artists throughout the region when the annual Arts and Acts Festival returns for the seventh consecutive year June 23-24 at its new location in beautiful Millennium Park. The Festival includes the 30th annual juried fine art show Art in the Sun, featuring over 70 talented artists; musical entertainment featuring some of metro Detroit’s top musicians;

Children’s Activities; the Northville Art House Chalk Festival; our new Young Artist Juried Art Fair; and a large variety of festival food and drink.

Saturday, June 23: 10:00 am to 8:00 pmSunday, June 24: 10:00 am to 5:00 pmMillennium Park, on 6 Mile Road between Beck and Sheldon

Northville Chamber of Commerce www.northville.orgAddress: 195 South Main StreetPhone: (248) 349-7640

Farmers’ MarketThe Northville Farmers’ Market opens Thursday, May 3 and runs through October! On the corner of 7 Mile and South Center Street from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm you can enjoy seasonal offerings by Michigan growers, vendors and crafters, flowers, produce, honey, plants, hand crafted items, baked goods and more!

Northville Spring CarnivalMay 10 - May 13The Carnival returns to Northville, provided by Elliott’s Amusements of Mason, Michigan.

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Flower SaleMay 25 - 26 Friday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pmThe streets of Downtown Northville are filled with annuals, perennials, shrubs and garden accessories provided by Farmers’ Market vendors.

Friday Night Summer Concert SeriesMay 25, June 22 & 29, 7:00 - 9:00 pmNorthville Town Square

Northville Chamber Golf OutingJune 8, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Fox Hills8768 N Territorial Rd, Plymouth, MI

Tapped in the Ville - Craft Beer Festival June 23, 2:00 - 6:00 pmMillennium Park

Northville District Librarywww.northvillelibrary.orgAddress: 212 West Cady StreetPhone: (248) 349-3020

Asterisk (*) indicates registration is required by phone at 248.349.3020 or online at www.northvillelibrary.org

THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED Sunday, May 13 for Mother’s Day; Saturday – Monday, May 26 – 28 for Memorial Day. The last Sunday the Library is open before summer is Sunday, June 10.

1-on-1 with our Techxpert*Tuesdays in May & June, 6 and 7 pm Thursdays in May & June, 1 and 2 pm

ESL (English as a Second Language) Conversation GroupTuesdays, May & June 10:30 – 11:30 am

Teen Advisory Board (TAB) MeetingTuesday, May 1, 7 - 8 pm

Coloring for Grownups*Wednesdays, May 2 & June 6, 1 – 3 pm

Drop In Student Stressbuster for TeensSaturday, May 5, Noon- 2 pm

History of Northville Police & Fire Departments with Hugh H. Jordan III*Monday, May 7, 7 pm

I Love the 90s Trivia Night: Part 2 for the nextGen ( those in their 20s and 30s)*Tuesday, May 8, 7 pm

Between the Lines Book Discussion: The Wonder by Emma DonoghueMonday, May 14, 7 pm

Google Drive: Back Up Photos, Files & More!*Tuesday, May 15, 7 - 8 pm

Foreign Film: The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe (French film)Monday, May 21, 6:30 pm

Michigan War Dog Memorial (presented by the Friends of the Library)*Tuesday, May 29, 7 pm

Music of the War Years with Stuart Johnson*Monday, June 4, 7 pm

Books & Brews: Let’s Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir by Jenny Lawson(Meets at The Wagon Wheel on Main St. every other month)* Tuesday, June 5, 7 - 9 pm

Between the Lines Book Discussion: Commonwealth by Ann PatchettMonday, June 11, 7 pm

Storytelling Workshop*At Maybury State Park – Walnut ShelterSaturday, June 23, 2-3:30 pm

Foreign Film: Jasper Jones (Australian film)Monday, June 25, 6:30 pm

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

Early Organized Crime in DetroitMay 15, 7:00 pm

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Annual Garage SaleJune 4-8, 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Northville Historical Society Member PreviewJune 8, 6:00 - 9:00 pm

Mill Race Village First Open Sunday of SeasonJune 10, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

For further information please email: [email protected] or visit millracenorthville.org

Northville Parks and Recreation www.northvilleparksandrec.orgAddress: 700 Baseline RoadPhone: (248) 349-4140

Tunes on TuesdayThis is a free program, sponsored by the Northville Downtown Development Authority, Northville Parks and Recreation, Community Financial & Ward Church. Concerts are held at the Town Square in Downtown Northville (across from the clock tower) from 10:30 - 11:30 am. Don’t forget your water bottle, hat & sunscreen.

June 19 – Janet Marie & m’ArchibaldJune 26 – Chris Clark

Performances are held Rain or Shine! Rain locations will be held at Genitti’s Hole-In-The-Wall Theatre (108 East Main, Northville). Check back on the next issue of Northville Times for July and August performances!

Northville Rotary Club www.northvillerotary.comAddress: 143 Cadycentre, #109

Rouge River RescueMay 19, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm7 Mile and River Street

Tour de VilleJune 23, 7:30 amStarts at The Village Workshop, 455 East Cady Street

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

Tipping Point Theatre presents!

When Rob and Maddie, longtime Michiganders, move down South for Maddie’s new job, Rob quickly discovers that the opossum living under their deck isn’t the worst of his problems.When their friendly next-door neighbor invites Rob to join him in a Civil War reenactment, a simple and comical misunderstanding ignites a hilarious private war that threatens to demolish the couple’s new life before it even begins. See if geography can bind these two sides or if the battle wounds will cut too deep.

B3tles OrganissimoMay 5Presented by Financial Architects INCDoors open at 7:00 pm and show starts at 8:00 pm















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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 - 4:00 pm Lori M. Ward, DDA Director • [email protected]

215 W. Main Street, Northville, MI 48167 • Phone: (248) 349-0345 • Fax: (248) 305-9049

Veterans of Foreign Warswww.vfw4012.org438 South Main StreetPhone: (248) 348-1490

Memorial Day ParadeMonday, May 2810:00 am - 11:00 amThe parade draws thousands of people each year to honor our veterans. The parade begins at Northville Downs and ends with a ceremony at Rural Hill Cemetery
















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