Downtown Plymouth Weekly Update

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THE PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY WELCOMES
WESTBORN MARKET TO OUR
COMMUNITY!
PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
831 PENNIMAN . 734-455-1453
WWW.DOWNTOWNPLYMOUTH.ORG
July 15, 2016
BUSINESS NEWS
Saturday is National Bridal Sale Day! Both B. Ella Bridal
and Bride&Joy will be participating in this national event.
All bridal gowns at Bride&Joy will be 50% off of their
already discounted prices, and selected gowns at B. Ella
will be 30-50% off!!
Stop by Citizens Bank at Main and Penniman to welcome
new Branch Manager Tammy Gaspas. Tell Tammy about
your banking needs and ask about her country band.
Stella's Black Dog Tavern will be offering our Sunday
breakfast specials and bottomless Bloody Mary Bar
starting at 10 a.m. Sunday.
This month Dearborn Jewelers has
selected Mentor2Youth as its charity
of the month. Three dollars of every
$10 watch battery will be collected for
this wonderful organization. Its mission is to positively impact the
futures of disadvantaged youth throughout Southeast Michigan. Their school-to-career intervention programs have expanded
to serve more than 450 boys and girls. With the assistance of
more than 30 volunteers, Mentor2Youth currently serves over 150
youth annually. You can learn more at their website,
www.mentor2youth.com.
Keep summer fresh with exciting new healthy and flavorful
recipes. Join Old World Olive Co. for a cooking demonstration
featuring Chef Nicholas Robinson on August 3. Call 734-6772755 for more info.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
7/15-”Music in the Air”
concert with Karen Newman-7
p.m. in Kellogg Park.
7/20-Kids “Music in the Park”
concert with Saline Fiddlers
Philharmonic-noon in Kellogg
Park Noon
7/21-Plymouth Community
Band conert-7:30 p.m. in
Kellogg Park
7/29-30-Sidewalk Sales downtown-10 a.m. both days
www.downtownplymouth.org
BUSINESS NEWS
Landscaping is in full swing. If you intend on having a fall project completed,
give a call to Michigan Landscape
Design Services at 238 S. Main St. as
we are booking up quickly. (734) 5647149. We’ve also built a garden in the
street for Art in the Park. We are
located across the street from
Compari’s...next to Kellogg Park on
Main St.
Hurry supplies are short!! 20% Off All
Capri's starting today at Gigi's Mode!
BUSINESS NEWS
BUSINESS NEWS
Old World Olive Co. in downtown Plymouth is
looking for part-time employees. Stop in at their
location on 467 Forest Ave. and apply.
Feeling dramatic? Join one of the inspirational
painting classes at Painting Escapes this
week: Thursday July 21, 7-9 p.m. - Love In The
Clouds Painting Class; Friday July 22, 7-9 p.m. Lake Superior View Painting Class
AMERICAN RED CROSS
BLOOD DRIVE !!!!
~GIVE BLOOD
~THE NEED IS CONSTANT
~THE GRATIFICATION IS INSTANT
~ONE PINT OF BLOOD CAN SAVE UP
TO 3 LIVES !
Blood Drive Information:
Date :
7/28/16
Start Time :
10:00 AM
End Time :
03:45 PM
Where :
Address :
City of Plymouth
Plymouth City Hall - 2nd Floor
201 South Main Street, Plymouth, MI 48170
PLEASE VISIT www.redcrossblood.org to learn more and to schedule and appointment (ENTER SPONSOR CODE-- PCH) or call 313-549-7052
For donor eligibility questions, call 866-236-3276
Weekend Happenings
Playing this weekend at the Penn Theatre:
The Jungle Book. Check www.penntheatre.com for
upcoming show times.
Friday: Bobby & Vince @ Fiamma Grille;
Cheyenne Goff @ Ironwood Grill; My Trivia Live @
E.G. Nick’s; Live music @ 336 Main; DJ Jim
Diamond @ The Post Local Bistro; KaPow! @
Sean O’Callaghan’s; Laurie Johnson Project
@Nico & Vali.
Saturday: Bobby & Vince @ Fiamma Grille; The Gravity Club @ Plymouth Coffee
Bean; Tom & Angela @ Nico & Vali; DJ Diamond @ The Post Local Bistro; Karaoke
@ E.G. Nick’s; DJ Mike @ Ironwood Grill.
Saturday: Farmers Market in the Gathering 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
MUSIC IN THE AIR 2016 CONCERT SCHEDULE
Check out the bands playing the Friday night Music in the Air concerts this
summer: http://downtownplymouth.org/musicintheair
Friday, July 15, it’s Karen Newman presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Michigan...on the Hines Park Lincoln stage...with the premium sound of
Johnson Controls. This weekly sponsors are Huron Valley Ambulance
and Ironwood Grill.
Bicycle Racks Added in Downtown Plymouth
The Plymouth Downtown Development Authority has added new bicycle racks downtown. With the addition of about 3-dozen bike spaces, the downtown now has about
75 places to park your bicycle. The newest locations: at the Gathering, Forest/Wing,
Harvey/Wing, and at the Post Office on Penniman. Here’s a link to the Bicycle Parking
Map from our website downtownplymouth.org
http://downtownplymouth.org/DocumentCenter/View/358
Celebrating Bikes, Books and the New Entrance of the Library
The public is invited to the Plymouth District Library on Saturday, July 16 at 11 a.m. for
a community celebration. Joined by the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce,
the library will conduct a ribbon-cutting celebration, wrapping up 18 months of building
repair.
All bike riders will be introduced to the new bike Fixit – a self-serve bike repair station.
The Fixit, one of only a few at libraries around the country, includes all the tools
necessary to perform basic bike repairs and maintenance, from changing a flat tire to
adjusting brakes and derailleurs. The Fixit will be located near the library’s bike racks,
just steps from the main entrance. This unique equipment was made possible through
the generous contributions of the Plymouth Lions Club and local landscape design
firm, Serene Landscape Group.
Also on hand will be members of the Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society, who will
provide how-to demonstrations with the Fixit. The AABTS organizes daily group rides
for road and mountain bike enthusiasts and regularly meets near the library to kick off
area rides. For additional information visit http://aabts.org
Following the ribbon-cutting, children
will enjoy making a personalized
license plate for their bikes and light
refreshments inside. The popular used
-book sale by the Friends of the
Plymouth District Library will offer
great book bargains for readers of all
ages. Entertainment by harpist
Brittany DeYoung will round out the
event.
“Plymouth is a town of bikes, babies
and dogs, “ explained Carol Souchock,
Library Director. “Our bike racks are
busy - almost year round. This is a
perfect way for us to serve the folks
coming to the library and into
downtown.
Cassidy Grzebyk, 7, Plymouth
Genevieve Grzebyk, 11, Plymouth.

Downtown Plymouth Weekly Update

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