June - Downtown Northville!

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NORTHVILLE TIMES
Time to Play with us. Time to Shop with us. Time to Dine with us.
Northville Downtown Development Authority ~ 215 West Main Street
Tel: 248-349-0345 Fax: 248-305-9049
www.downtownnorthville.com
Calendar of Events
June
Farmers’ Market
First Friday Art Walk
Talent for the Title
Chamber Golf Outing
Tour the Town
Friday Night Concert
Sundays at Mill Race
Annual Garage Sale
Tunes on Tuesday
Arts and Acts
Teddy Bear Picnic
June 2010
3, 10, 17, 24
4
4
8
8
11
13, 20, 27
14-19
22, 29
25-27
27
July
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
2
2, 9, 16, 30
3
3
4, 11, 18, 25
Farmers’ Market
Friday Night Concerts
Independence Day
Parade
Mill Race Activities
Sundays at Mill Race
Thank You!
It takes a lot of devoted people to keep our
downtown looking its best.
Thank you to the ladies of the Northville
Beautification Commission who have adopted
several flower beds and all the small planters seen
throughout the downtown. Read more on page 14.
Thank you to the
Northville Ambassadors,
our newest team, who will
be out and keeping us litter
free. Read more on
page 4.
Thank you to Jake and
Kyle, our new seasonal
staff, for keeping the
flowers watered and pulling
the endless supply of
weeds.
Come on down and see what’s new!
Town Square is dressed in pink this summer. What a great place to
enjoy a cold drink, a carry out meal, and a good conversation
with friends. Come on down and relax for a while!
Great downtowns do not happen by accident
In 2006 the Northville Downtown Strategic Plan was developed and
represents a vision for the future of Downtown Northville. The first
project of that plan was the new Town Square, completed in the fall
of 2007. Continuing with the Strategic Plan two additional projects
are scheduled to begin in 2010.
The Streetscape Enhancement Project is anticipated to begin mid
July with improvements made to Mary Alexander Court and S.
Center Street. Improvements include new sidewalks, streets, street
trees and amenities. Construction will continue in the spring of 2011
with the same improvements to Main Street and N. Center Street.
The East Main Street Walkway Project is projected to begin in the
fall to create a pedestrian walkway from the Marquis Theatre
parking lot to E. Main Street. The former Girly Daze space at 125 E.
Main will be transformed into a two-story open walkway. The
project is currently in the final design stages.
We’ll keep you informed on the progress of both projects with
information being posted on the DDA website.
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NORTHVILLE TIMES June 2010
I T ’ S T I M E TO P L AY W I T H U S !
Farmers’ Market
June 3, 10, 17, 24
July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
June 4
July 2
The First Friday Art Walk takes place
all year long from 6:00 - 9:00pm with
artists featured at many of the
galleries. Complimentary hors d’ oeuvres and
beverages are generally available while you browse or
shop.
Everything you need to make
your landscape and gardens
beautiful all year long is
available at the weekly
Farmers’ Market. Select from Michigan grown shrubs,
annuals and perennials. Also available are tasty
Michigan grown produce, honey, bakery goods, fine
juried crafters, garden art, soaps, jewelry, furniture,
woodworking, and home accessories.
The River Artist Showcase ~ June - August
Through the end of June 93.9 The River will put “a call
out” to all of their artist listeners to register to be a part
of The River Artist Showcase. One winning artist per
month will be selected to be the featured artist and
have their work displayed at Downtown Northville’s
First Friday Art Walk during those months. Sponsored
by the Northville DDA.
Chefs at the Market
Great food ideas including cooking demonstrations by
area chefs are available at the monthly Chefs at the
Market. Each session includes a walk through the
market to examine and choose fresh, locally grown, inseason produce. It continues with a cooking
demonstration, a chat with the chef, samples and a
recipe card to take home.
The June winner of The River Artist Showcase is
April A. Taylor. April is a Detroit area photographer
who specializes in Dark/Gritty photography featuring
abandon buildings, old
cemeteries, ghost towns,
unusual portraits, album
covers, promotional photos,
costumed art and Alt model
photo shoots, etc. Her
photographs are intended to
convey the beauty that is
hidden within the world
around us even in those
places that are often seen as
dark or depressing. For
more images and
information please visit
www.aprilataylor.com.
Chefs at the Market is free, just come by on the third
Thursday of every month at 9:00am.
CHEFS AT THE MARKET SCHEDULE
June 17
Chef de Cuisine John Somerville,
The Lark European Country Inn
July 15
Chef Matt Welemirov, Matt’s Mix
August 19
Chris Shelters, Edwards Café &
Caterer
September 16 Ruta Miklionis, The Next Chapter
Bookstore & Bistro
October 21
Andy Genitti, Genitti’s Hole-in-theWall
The Farmers’ Market is sponsored by St. Mary Mercy
Hospital, Buckle Family Chiropractic, WOW, Northville
Downs, Remerica Hometown One-Patti Mullen,
Varsity Lincoln Mercury, Trupp Family Care
Chiropractic, Abir Faraj, DDS.
Location:
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Contact:
Source: www.aprilataylor.blogspot.com
Listen to 93.9 The River to hear how you can enter.
The First Friday Art Walk is not just for gallery lovers.
In addition to of our art galleries, many of our shops
are also staying open - some of which will also have a
special event going on and others will simply have
their welcome mat out.
Shop the Farmers’ Market in the
parking lot across from Northville
Downs on the northwest corner of 7
Mile and Sheldon (Center) Roads.
8:00am - 3:00pm
Northville Chamber of Commerce
248-349-7640 or visit their website
The following shops and restaurants are open until at
least 8:00pm.
Broughton Music ~ D & D Bicycle & Hockey ~ Gardenviews ~ GG Boutique ~ Joseph's Coney Island ~ Koji
~ Lorla's ~ Northville Candle & Gifts ~ Northville
Square Market ~ Pendleton ~ Rebecca's Family
Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor~ Red Pepper Deli ~
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First Friday Art Walk continued...
The Retrospective exhibit features shots from the
Canadian cities of Banff, Vancouver and Tofino, the
European cities of Prague, Ravello, Budapest, and
Paris as well as special places in the United States
including Key West, San Francisco and, of course,
Northville.
Riffle's Homestyle Restaurant~ Salon Tre Bella V ~
Simply Wine ~ Sincerely Yours ~ Solid Grounds
Coffee House ~ Sweet 220 ~ The Bee's Knees ~
Tiffany Art Glass ~ Tirami Su Italian Ristorante~
Tuscan Café ~ Urban Optiques Vision & Eyewear ~
Utopia Salon & Spa ~ Van Dam's Boutique ~ Wine
Sync
In addition to this exhibit, our Upper Gallery will
feature our contemporary annual all media show
entitled, West of Center, our contemporary annual All
Media Show, juried by Master Sculptor, and former
College for Creative Studies Sculpture Department
Director, Jay Holland. “West of Center” is a nod to our
location as well as our philosophy of bringing the
community something that's different from the usual.
This year’s West of Center Show has attracted a wide
range of eclectic works from more than 60 artists from
Michigan and beyond, and is a must-attend show for
anyone who is interested in supporting creativity of the
arts and free, exciting cultural events in Northville.
Walking maps are available at each business to help
you find your way around.
First Friday Art Walk Exhibits
The Northville Art House ~ Be a pART of it! During
the month of June the Northville Art House will feature
a different exhibit in each of its two Galleries.
In the Lower Gallery, the Art House is proud to present
“Restrospective”, a selection of photographs from the
vast collection by William S. Demray, D.D.S. Dr.
Demray has journeyed to exotic and romantic
locations throughout the world and has had the
privilege of experiencing once-in-a-lifetime
opportunities – always with a camera in hand.
“Still Life”
by Michelle Strong
“Down Under”
by Janis Madias
“Smiles & Miles To Go”
Featured Artists: Dale Alcocer, Alice Antoniotti, Ellen
Bennett, Robert Bielat, Jess Bournay, Mark
Chatterley, Jeff Cancelosi, Dominique Chastenet
de Ge’ry, David Congdon, Barbara Demgen, Tom
Des Jardin, Regina Dunne, Ann Dzeroogian-Conners,
Barbara Eko-Murphy, Todd Erickson, Jeri Fellwock,
Joe Fugate, Andrew Fuller, Marcia Hovland, Fran
Imonen, Suzanne Jones, Ken Kaminsky, Peggy
Kerwan, Wan Chuan Kesler, Dorothy Koliba, Jackie
Lams, Adrienne Lesperance, Lucia Lucas, Janis
Madias, Sue Mallick, Kurt Menhart, Paul Nilsson, Bill
Oliver, Liz Oliver, Vickie Peterson Michalak, Judi
Richards, Connie Schlegel, Lin Schorr, Eric Simmons,
Ann Smith, Emily Stokes, Michelle Strong, Ann Marie
Wallace, Shadia Zayed
“Buda-to-Pest”
“Unique View of Sunset
Key, Florida”
“Grabbing for Gold”
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Northville Square ~ Busted by Nine will entertain in
Northville Square from 8:00 - 10:00pm. Busted by Nine is
the Northville Roadrunner band formerly known as Band on
they Run playing classic rock 'n roll. Be ready to dance.
Refreshments will be available.
Northville Art House continued…
Both exhibits will open with an artist reception on
Friday, June 4, from 6-9 p.m. Retrospective will
continue through June 24 and West of Center will be
exhibited through June 26 during Art House Gallery
hours (Wednesdays-Saturdays, 1-5 p.m.). The Art
House a facility of the Northville Arts Commission.
sion to Art House exhibits is always free and open to
the public.
gg Boutique ~ Jenna Kator Collection
The Jenna Kator Collection of designer handbags and
accessories enhances self-confidence of women and
allows them to be a fashionista! Our designer handbags and accessories are classic, yet trendy, while
upholding complete sophistication. All collections will
reflect an east coast style with a west coast attitude!
Northville Art House 215 W. Cady 248-344-0497
www.northvillearts.org
Starring The Gallery presents acrylic artist Amy
In an ever changing, fast-paced
world, success is determined by
good choices for lasting effects. The
Jenna Kator Collection strives to be
up-to-date on the latest fashion
handbag and accessory trends,
therefore, being top of mind season
after season. We will ensure a worry and hassle-free
shopping experience offering affordable price points.
Flowers from Columbus, Ohio.
Amy is a self taught painter, starting with watercolor in
her teen years. Then about 15 years ago she began
experimenting with alternative art medias, including
rubber stamping, letter forms, collage, book making
and three dimensional forms. This experimentation
led to the use of acrylic paint and inks and the
development of a more abstract vision.
Jenna and her collection will be appearing at gg
Boutique on June 4th from 6:00 - 9:00pmduring the
First Friday Art Walk. Stop by ad see the “Michigan”
handbags...which city are you...maybe the Northville
bag will be next!
gg Boutique ~ 133 W. Main ~ 248-348-4442
Northville Ambassador Program
If you're adept with a broom and a dustpan and like
talking to people, you could be a Northville
Ambassador. Under the direction of Jay Wendt and
the staff of the DDA the City is looking for
retirees or others who would like to volunteer for the
new program.
Phil Martinez, owner of the Northville Sports Den
located in Northville Square at 133 W. Main is
Providing tee shirts for the crew.
The all-volunteer team will do more than keep the
streets clean. They'll also greet people on the street,
hand out maps, and provide direction to shops and
restaurants.
Our goal is to have 20-25 people and have
ambassadors on the streets 5 - 6 days a week with a
4 - 6 hour per month commitment from each
individual. If you would like to be a part of this new
program, please call Jay Wendt at 248-349-3573 or
the DDA 248-349-0345.
Starring The Gallery ~ 118 W. Main ~ 348-347-1642
www.starringthegallery.com
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2nd Annual Talent for the Title
June 4 - Final Showcase
Chamber Golf Outing
June 8
The annual Northville Chamber
Golf Classic offers a day of
networking and golf at one of the
Chamber member golf courses.
Each year the Northville
Chamber hosts its annual Golf
Classic which serves as one of
the Chamber's main fundraising
events of the season. As a 501c
(6) non-profit organization, the
Chamber operates from funding
elicited through membership
dues, event sponsorship and fund raising events.
Proceeds from our annual Golf Classic allow us to
continue our mission of promoting and supporting the
business community of Northville.
Western Golf & Country Club, established in 1926, is a
private club conveniently located in Redford, just a
short 15 minutes from downtown Northville.
The golf course is challenging and demanding, yet
very playable. Donald Ross, perhaps the greatest and
most prolific course designer of all time, designed
Western in a beautiful parkland setting. Tree-lined,
with the Rouge River running through, we have a truly
established hidden gem.
Come enjoy all the amenities that Western has to offer
with your fellow Northville Chamber Members and
Friends. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to
play one of the area’s finest private golf courses.
We hope that you are able to enjoy a day of golf and
networking while also assisting in the continued
support for your Chamber and the Northville
Community.
A host of prominent judges will be on hand to crown
the winners. The most exciting element to the evening
will be the opportunity (25% of the vote) for audience
members to participate in selecting the junior and
senior Talent for the Title! Voting ballots will be available at the check-in table.
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The titles brings with them a cash prize, photo shoot,
performance opportunities and an artisan designed
trophy.
Contact:
Hosted by Broughton Music & Art Center (141 N.
Center, Suite 102), and Starring The Gallery (118 W.
Main).
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Town Square
6:00 - 9:00pm
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Western Golf and
Country Club
14600 Kinloch,
Redford
9:30am
shot gun start
Northville Chamber
of Commerce
248-349-7640 or
visit their website
Tour the Town Commercial Property Open House
June 8
The 2010 Summer Friday Night Concerts are
presented by Northville Parks and Recreation and
sponsored by the Northville DDA, Wine Sync and
Starring the Gallery.
The Tour the Town Commercial Property Open House
is a self-guided tour of available office and retail areas
in Downtown Northville. Landlords participating in the
tour will be on-site at their property to answer any
questions. When attendees sign in on the day of the
event, they will receive a business recruitment
package including:
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Downtown Northville Business Investment Guide Property locator map List of available properties and property descriptions Location:
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Contact:
Check in at Northville Square
133 W. Main (Main Street level)
3:00 - 8:00pm
Downtown Development Authority
248-349-0345
Summer Friday Night Concerts
June 11
July 2, 9, 16, 30
Mark your calendars now for an
exciting and upbeat concert
season. Our very popular summer
concerts are held in Town Square on Friday evenings
through August 27th. Put on your dancing shoes and
bring your friends and lawn chairs, grab a carry-out
dinner from one of our many restaurants, and enjoy
the music of some of the finest local musicians.
We have some returning favorites and new bands that
we are sure to be crowd pleasers.
June concerts include:
June 4
No concert scheduled*
Talent for the Title Competition
June 11
Shawn Riley Band
Top 40 Hits from Yesterday & Today
June 18
No Concert Scheduled* Broughton Music Faculty Recital
June 25
No Concert Scheduled* - Arts & Acts
A printable schedule is available on the DDA website.
*On Friday evenings when other venues have been
scheduled in Town Square, concerts will be scheduled
and presented by the group hosting the event.
Time:
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7-9 pm
Town Square/Downtown Northville
Sundays at Mill Race Village
June 13, 20, 27
Tunes on Tuesday
June 22, 29
Each Sunday afternoon, from mid-June to midOctober, 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 3rd and the Victorian Festival.
Bring the kids to Town Square on Tuesday mornings
for some fun in the sun!
Tunes on Tuesdays offers free, family-friendly
entertainment each Tuesday from mid-June through
August. Favorites such as Zippity 2 Dad and Maureen
Schiffman & Coco take the stage each week to keep
you and your little ones dancing and singing along.
Sponsored by the Northville Downtown Development
Authority, Toll Brothers and Northville Parks and
Recreation.
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 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 1:00 - 4:00 pm.
Location:
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Performances are held rain or shine. Rain location is
Genitti’s Little Theatre at 108 E. Main.
June Performances
June 22 ~ Gemini ~This twin brother team includes
rousing sing-alongs, hand motion tunes, folk tales and
music from around the world.
Mill Race Village
215 Griswold
1 - 4 pm
Northville Historical Society
248-348-1845
June 29 ~ Zippity 2 Dad ~ Shawn and Tagg's shows
provide plenty of music, fun, comedy, improvisation,
and audience participation, that the whole family will
enjoy.
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Annual Garage Sale
June 14 –19
Fundraiser for the Girl Scouts and Northville Historical
Society. Please call 248 348-1845 to donate.
Location:
Time:
218 W. Dunlap
9:00am - 9:00pm
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Town Square
10:30 - 11:30am
Northville Parks & Recreation
248-349-0203
Arts and Acts
June 25-27
Film Festival ~ Featuring “Unbeatable Harold” with
Gordon Michaels, Dylan McDermott, Gladys Knight
and Henry Winkler. Also showing three short films.
A Festival of Michigan Arts in Downtown Northville
Viewing Saturday, June 26 at 7:30pm
Doors open at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday
Art in the Sun is expanding its definition of ART! After
21 great years, it's time to shine on the unique
attributes of Downtown Northville and give art
enthusiasts a show too hot to miss!. Art in the Sun is
now under the umbrella title of Arts and Acts
Location:
Genitti’s Hole-in-the-Wall Theatre
108 E. Main
Tickets:
$8 in advance or $10 at the door
Advance tickets may be purchased at the Northville
Art House (215 W. Cady), Gardenviews (117 E. Main)
or Genitti’s (108 E. Main)
Contact:
248-344-0497
www.northvillearts.org
Arts and Acts attractions:
Art in the Sun ~ Art, Music, Food & Fun! ~ Over 75
artists displaying their work in the streets of Downtown
Northville
Music ~ Pop, Country Blues, Jazz, & Bossa Nova in
the streets of Downtown Northville!
Art in the Sun hours:
Friday, 1-7:00
Saturday, 10-7:00
Sunday, 12:00-5:00
Friday, June 25
1-3pm ~ Sheila Landis’ Trio Cielo
4-6pm ~ Beth Stalker & Jim Rawlings
7-9pm ~ Bon Temp Roulle
Sheila Landis
Beth Stalker & Jim Rawlings
Saturday, June 26
12-1:30pm ~ John Holk & Carrie
Shepard
2:30-4pm ~ Duffy King Koalition
5-6:30pm ~ Doug Deming & The
Jeweltones
1st Annual Sandbox Play Festival at Tipping Point
Theatre ~ Featuring 4 live plays by Michigan
playwrights
Sunday, June 27
12-1:30pm ~ Robin Horlock
John Holk & Carrie Shepard
2:30-4pm ~ Paul King & Scott
Gwinnell
Show times:
Friday, June 25 - 8:00pm
Saturday, June 26 - 8:00pm
Sunday, June 27 - 2:00pm
Tickets:
Location:
Contact:
Looking for community service and fun! Volunteers
are needed the weekend of June 25 - 27 to assist
with ARTS & ACTS – A festival of Michigan Arts in
downtown historic Northville! Volunteers are needed
for three-hour shifts Friday, Saturday and Sunday to
help with the Art in the Sun art fair, as well as the film
fest Saturday evening. Most shifts start at 9:00 am
and help is needed through 7:00 pm each day. Tasks
involve assisting artists and the public. If you want to
be involved with this celebration of the arts, please
email Sue Taylor at [email protected] or call
248-449-8361.
$8 in advance or $10 at the door
Box Office open Tuesday – Saturday,
10-5 pm
Tipping Pointe Theatre
361 E. Cady
248-347-0003
www.tippingpointtheatre.com
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Teddy Bear Picnic
June 27
Independence Day Celebration at Mill Race Village
July 3
Just like the old song says, “The Teddy Bears are
having a picnic. This event is geared for families with
children up to age 8. Bring your blanket and picnic
lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided. Enjoy
stories, songs, and refreshments on the lawn next to
the Church. In case of rain we will move indoors.
Enjoy the parade, then join us for a taste of 1910
merriment. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the
grounds.
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Events: Eclipse Vintage Base Ball vs. Woodstock
(Ont.) Actives at Ford Field; Civil War Soldiers from
the American Civil War Shooting Association; Patriotic
and Dixieland Music by the Keith Burton Quartet and a
1910-era Speaker in the gazebo; King’s 8th Regiment
Detroit 1768-1785; races for young and old and
Docent-guided tours of the buildings. Free and open
to the public.
2:00 - 3:30pm
$2/person or $8/family
Reservations required
Northville Historical Society
248-348-1845
Location:
Mill Race Village
215 Griswold
11:00am – 4:00pm
248 348-1845
Solstice Run
June 26
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Founded in 2003 the Solstice Run event has formed a
partnership with Foresters as the presenting sponsor
and sponsor of the Kids Fun Run. Target is the
sponsor of the new 10 Mile event, and the Karmanos
Cancer Institute is sponsoring a fundraiser in the 5K
Run/Walk.
Country Garden Club of Northville
17th Annual Northville Garden Walk
July 7
For the Birds - Gardening with Nature
Net proceeds from this event are donated to benefit
local charitable and non-profit organizations like the
Karmanos Cancer Institute, Northville Parks &
Rec Department, Kids against Hunger and Athletes
with Disabilities Network.
Our 17th 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.
For more information visit the Solstice Run website.
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.
Independence Day Parade
July 3
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Everyone loves a parade! Celebrate with our annual
parade featuring bands, clowns, floats, bikes, cars and
more.
Location:
Time:
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Downtown Northville
10:00am
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9:00am - 4:00pm
$10 in advance
$12 on day of walk
LebFest
July 23-25
Looking Ahead to the 15th Annual AAUW Home
Tour
September 18
The Lebanese American Chamber of Commerce in
association with The Lebanese Festival Company is
pleased to announce LEBFEST - a vibrant world-class
celebration of heritage, culture & art.
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Looking for Great Homes
The American Association of University Women
Northville-Novi is looking for a few great Northville
homes to feature in its 15th annual AAUW Home Tour.
A highlight of the Northville Victorian Festival, the tour
will be held 10:00am - 4:00pm on September 18.
Downtown Northville
Friday, 5:00 - 11:00pm
Saturday, - 10:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday, - 12:00 - 5:00pm
Typically homes featured are widely different in
architecture and interior design, span three centuries
of construction and reflect how families have adapted
to 21st century living in a community with a
Victorian village at its heart Joe Gagnon, the
Appliance Doctor, will be answering questions at one
home this year.
Grub Crawl
July 27
The 6th annual Northville Grub Crawl is on tap for
another fun-filled, filling evening of "crawling".
Participating restaurants provide free samples of
appetizers and signature items along with cash bar
specials for our "Crawlers".
The home tour is a signature fund-raising event of
AAUW which directs its support to advance
education in the local, national and international
community. One of the ongoing local commitments is
annual scholarship contributions to Schoolcraft and
Oakland County Community College in addition
to established endowments.
Highlights include:
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Free shuttle transportation - sponsored by
Millennium Limousine - operates on a 15-minute
schedule to take "Crawlers" from one restaurant to
the next, or you can “crawl” on your own.
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Grand Prize Drawing - Outdoor Grill, compliments
of Home Depot (7 Mile)
If you would like to discuss having your home on the
AAUW Home Tour 2010 or would like to be a
Home Tour volunteer, please contact event Chair
Dianne McCulloch at [email protected].
Ticket holders receive a brochure containing an event
map and their starting point.
Northville District Library
212 W. Cady
248-349-3020
www.northville.lib.mi.us
2010 GRUB CRAWL RESTAURANTS TBD
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Fee:
6:00 - 10:00pm
Tickets are $30 pp
(must be 21 or over)
Adult Summer Reading Begins June 1
Teen Summer Reading Begins June 18
Tickets go on sale Friday, June 11. Tickets are limited
and this event does SELL OUT, so get your tickets
early!
Between the Lines Adult Book Discussion
Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (And What It
Says About Us) ~ Monday, June 14 ~ 7 :00pm
Tickets may be purchased at:
Northville Chamber of Commerce (195 S. Main)
Gardenviews (117 E. Main)
Good Time Party Store (567 Seven Mile)
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Foreign Films @ Your Library
“White Night Wedding” ~ Icelandic film, English
subtitles, unrated. Can love survive one final night
under the midnight sun or is the road to happiness
paved with blissful ignorance? ~ Monday, June 21 ~
6:30pm
Sponsored by Remerica Hometown One - Patti
Mullen, Residential Design Consulting, Inc., Northville
Record
Contact:
Computer Tutoring
Free, one-on-one help from teen volunteers. Call to
register. ~ Saturday, June 12 ~ 10:00am & 11:00 am
Northville Chamber of Commerce
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I T ’ S T I M E TO S H O P W I T H U S !
Violets Are Purple
112 W. Main
734-972-65423
www.violetsarepurple.com
RONNIE MARMO, DAYTIME TV, FILM AND STAGE
STAR TO APPEAR IN NORTHVILLE
The Ronnie Marmo Fan Weekend is scheduled for
June 12 - 13 with two special events featuring General
Hospital’s versatile and popular actor. The Fan
Weekend marks the first solo appearance in Michigan
for Marmo, currently best known for his role as good
cop “Ronnie Domestico” on ABC’s hit daytime drama.
Marmo, who has been featured in more than 15 films
including Deuces Wild, Limbo Lounge and Pizza with
Bullets, is dazzling in the weekend events sponsored
by LA Productions of Farmington Hills. Originally from
Brooklyn, this New Jersey native spent a year as
“Tony” in the national tour of Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding.
Marmo is also the co-founder and artistic director for
Theatre 68 (ask him how the name came about when
you see him) in Los Angeles. Not one to rest on his
laurels, he is one of the hardest working actors today
and was recently recognized in March with the Robert
Pastorelli Rising Star Award.
Grand Opening!
Thursday, June 3, 5:00 - 9:00pm
Passionate about his craft, Ronnie is a great
champion for whatever project he is involved with. He
is excited to be in Michigan for this fun and memorable
weekend. It’s a “can’t miss event” and tickets are
limited.
Please join us for our Grand Opening at Violets Are
Purple. Everything in the store will be 10% off
(excluding Christopher Radko). Drinks and hors
d'oeuvres will be available. Bring a friend!
Open! Fred’s Ice Cream
133 W. Main
Now you can have your cake and ice cream, too.
Fred’s Ice Cream is scooping up something yummy . . .
and right next door to Sweet 220 where you’ll be
tempted with cakes and cookies and oh so delicious
pastries.
Northville Candle, Gifts & Yarn Boutique
124 N. Center
248-380-7059
www.northvillecandle.com
The Ronnie Marmo Fan Weekend begins Saturday,
June 12, with his one-man show, “Lenny’s Back (And
Boy Is He Pissed).” In a riveting performance, Marmo
brings to life the late Lenny Bruce and recreates his
life, his times and his thoughts. Tickets are $75/
person or $130/pair for the 7:30 pm show. Included is
a VIP reception with hors d’oeuvres, dessert and
coffee.
At 1:00pm on Sunday, June 13, there will be a special
presentation of the feature film “West of Brooklyn.” In
addition to Marmo in a starring role, the cast includes
Natalia Livingston and Joe Mantegna. After premieres
in Los Angeles and New Jersey, Marmo will be bringing the movie he wrote and produced to Michigan.
The show will include a Q & A session and a Meet &
Greet with Marmo. Tickets are $25.
Both events will be held at Genitti’s at 108 E. Main.
Tickets are extremely limited and can be purchased
online at www.EventsByLAProductions.com/blog.
Proceeds will benefit Theatre 68 and The Desi
Geestman Foundation.
Storewide sale! Beverlee, longtime owner of
Northville Candle, has decided to retire. This is a
great time to get the items you've had your eye on.
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American Legion
Northville's Lloyd H. Green Post147
100 W. Dunlap
248-349-1060
The UPS Store
143 CadyCentre
248-344-1980
www.theupsstore.com
American Legion SLIDER NITE every Wednesday, $1
each for a slider or fries. Open to the public
including children from 5:30 - 8:00 pm for Sliders.
Look for the Howizter in our front yard and come out
back to the downstairs entrance.
Summer is almost here; and the Northville UPS store
is ready to help you with all your moving and storage
supply needs. We have the largest assortment of
packaging materials in town. From boxes, bubble
wrap, newsprint paper, packing tape, glass, and dish
protection kits, we are your local source for all your
moving and storage supplies. We also have notary
service to handle your real estate closing documents.
Steak and Rib Dinner 1st and 3rd Friday of every
month. Ribs or New York Strip Steak $10, Ribeye $12
and Fillet $14. All dinners include baked potato,
vegetable, salad, rolls and desert. Public welcome
including children. Dinner is served from 5:30 8:00pm.
Keep us in mind for shipping your Father’s Day, and
graduation gifts. Ask about our Pack and Ship
Promise exclusive at the UPS Store.
The Bee’s Knees
149 E. Main
248-347-6718
www.thebeeskneespottery.com
Broughton Music Center
141 N. Center
248-374-5596
www.broughtonmusiccenter.com
The Bee’s Knees Summer Camp
Try one or all four creative experiences.
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Camp sessions are held Tuesdays - Friday
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1:00 - 3:00pm
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Enrollment is open to all ages above 8.
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$28 each session
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Pick and choose all summer long, every week.
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Starts June 15th!
Open Mic! Every Wednesday 7:00 - 9:00pm year
round. Bring out the expressive talent in you, be it the
singer/songwriter, poet, band, new age, and or
whatever the creative spirit moves you stuff. Bring
your instruments. We supply the drum-set, sound and
lighting.
Tuesdays ~ Fun & easy mosaic projects in ceramic or
glass tiles. Many different shapes, letters, mirrors and
garden decor.
Wednesdays ~ Explore the many techniques of hand
building with clay. Projects include pencil holders,
letters, mirrors, animals, tile stamping, frames, masks,
monsters, birdbaths & outdoor décor beautifully
crafted and embellished then glazed & fired.
Thursdays ~ Paint your own pottery! Mugs, ice cream
bowls, plates, jewelry boxes, pencil holders, mirrors,
gargoyles and more. New techniques will be taught
every week.
Fridays ~ Classes in glass fusing will explore cutting
colored glass to use in projects for coasters, jewelry,
frames, dishes, night lights. Projects will be fused in
the kiln.
Reservations are required.
Sign-up Today!
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Sincerely Yours, Inc.
110 N. Center
248-449-9020
www.sincerelyyoursinc.com
Looking for the perfect gift for a child that has it all??!!
Just in, Zanybandz! Zanybandz are fun, collectible,
and best of all – inexpensive! These collectible glowin-the-dark bands are made of silicon and come in
many shapes and sizes including animal shapes,
alphabet shapes, pirate theme and more. By the way,
they make a great holiday or birthday party gift.
Zanybandz are very hard to keep in-stock, please call
for availability! Wear’em, share’em, collect’em all!
Also new to Sincerely Yours ~ The Children of the
Inner Light Greeting Cards. Unique illustrations and
universal sentiments of love and inspiration make
Children of the Inner Light™ unlike any other card line
in the marketplace today. The charming characters,
distinctive black-and-white format, and inspirational
word charm catch the eye, but it's the words that really
capture the heart. Every card is hand embellished
with a silver charm. When you need just the perfect
card, stop in to see The Children of the Inner Light
cards.
Pendleton
117 N. Center
248-596-9820
www.pendleton-usa.com
2nd Annual Doggie Days of Summer
June 11-12
10:00am - 6:00pm
A special invitation for you and your friends.
Pendleton is partnering with the GOLDEN
RETRIEVER RESCUE OF MICHIGAN (GRRoM) for a
special fundraising event. Shop with us on June 11th
and12th, mention this article, and 10% of your
purchase will be donated to GRRoM!
Long Kitchen and Bath Design
190 E. Main Street
248-349-0373
www.longplumbing.com
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20% off shower doors!
Is your shower door etched, chipped or hard to clean?
Then it’s time for a new shower door. Today’s shower
doors have less framing, protective coating on the
glass, and come in a variety of finishes.
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Throughout the month of June, Long Kitchen & Bath
Design will be reducing their Daiek brand shower door
by 20%. S top by our showroom or call 248-349-0373.
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A rescue representative will be at our store with
foster dogs and to answer your questions about
GRRoM and Golden Retriever adoptions ~ 12:00 3:00pm
Have your dog’s photo taken with Sir Wooliam,
Pendleton’s sheep mascot, when you make a
donation to GRRoM ~ 12:00 - 3:00pm
Register to win a $25 Pendleton Gift Card.
Refreshments will be served for you and your dog.
The Adopt-A-Bed Program was started in the summer
of 2009 with various local organizations and
businesses coming on board to help maintain
individual flower beds. The Beautification Commission
is volunteer based and is a shared service of the City
of Northville and Northville Township and looking to
the community for additional help.
Simply Wine
109 N. Center
248-380-WINE
www.simply-wine.net
June Wine Club ~ Santos Beck, Wines of
Argentina
If you would like to take part in keeping Northville
beautiful by adopting a flower bed please contact Julie
Mantay at 248-349-1602. The Commission is looking
for members of subdivision associations, scout troops,
businesses, church groups, etc. that love to garden
and have a little time to devote to Northville.
Gran Malbec 2006
Varietals Malbec 100%
Alcohol: 14.4%
Aging: 12 months in French barrels
Unique Production: 26,600 bottles
Cellaring: 8 years
Tasting Notes: This wine shows an intense and deep
ruby color with violet hues. Intense fruit notes on the
nose, reminiscent of plum, red fruit, compote and jam,
balanced with the contribution of the oak ageing. It is
of great elegancy and personality on the palate, where
the attributes of this Gran Malbec Argentino are
expressed in a complex manner. Good marriage with
Mediterranean bruschetta, pasta, semi-hard cheese
and grilled meat.
Our thanks and appreciation goes to the following
groups who are currently participating in the program.
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Cabernet Sauvignon 2007
Varietals Cabernet Sauvignon 100%
Alcohol: 13.5%
Tasting Notes: Vineyards at the foot of the Andes and
their characteristic microclimates deliver wines like our
Cabernet, which shows a brilliant red color. On the
nose, there are aromas of black pepper, truffles,
"calahorra" pepper, leather, and subtle notes of
cedar. It displays round in the mouth with ripe tannins,
and a gracefully, balanced and long finish. Good
marriage with all kinds of red meat, game dishes, and
hard cheeses.
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Torrontes 2007
Varietals Torrontes 100%
Alcohol: 13.8%
Winemaking : Classic, Cold Pre-fermentation
maceration
Tasting Notes: Expressive, fresh, and elegant
Torrontes, where floral scents, fruit flavors and a citrus
touch are combined to harmoniously reach the perfect
balance. Good marriage with seafood, sushi, Asian
dishes (Thai and Tandoori food), hot pasties and also
as an aperitif.
Main Center Family Medicine has adopted the
south bed in the Center Street Island.
Ward Presbyterian Church has adopted the
Main Street beds at City Hall/Fire Department.
Long Plumbing, Heating & Cooling has adopted
the northwest & southwest beds on Main between
Long Bath Design & the First Presbyterian
Church.
Kym’s House Daycare has adopted the northeast
bed on Main between Long Bath Design & the
First Presbyterian Church.
The Moose Lodge has adopted the Northville
Road Boulevard bed south of the VFW building.
Northville Yoga has adopted the beds at the Rotary Well on Northville Road.
DDA News is Online
Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are
available on the DDA website.
The DDA office is open Monday through Friday
9:00am - 4:30 pm.
Lori M. Ward, AICP
DDA Director
[email protected]
Northville Beautification Commission
Adopt-A-Bed Program
Cindy Abar
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
The Northville Beautification Commission takes pride
in keeping Northville’s numerous flower beds in bloom
and weed free. The Commission starts in the spring
planting colorful annuals and maintains the beds
through the fall season.
215 W. Main
Northville, MI 48167
Ph: 248-349-0345
Fax: 248-305-9049
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