Downtown Plymouth Weekly Update

Downtown Plymouth Weekly Update
PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN DEVELEPMENT AUTHORITY
831 PENNIMAN . 734-455-1453
WWW.DOWNTOWNPLYMOUTH.ORG
December 5, 2014
BUSINESS NEWS
Starting this Friday and Saturday, downtown Plymouth becomes unique when it begins offering valet parking for visitors who shop and dine downtown. For only $5, visitors can valet their vehicles on Ann Arbor Trail (next to Sun & Snow) in the heart of
downtown without the hassle of having to find a parking space…leaving more time during your visit to shop and dine. Visitors can valet park vehicles on Fridays from 6 p.m.
until midnight, and on Saturdays from noon until midnight. Make the most of your
shopping and dining experience in downtown Plymouth – and save time - by using
valet parking. You’ll find the valet parking stand on the north side of Ann Arbor Trail,
just west of Main Street, next to Sun & Snow. For more information: www.downtownplymouth.org/valetparking
Celebrate the holidays in downtown Plymouth and lend a helping hand! Donate nonperishable foods and new winter wear accessories for the Plymouth Salvation Army
Corps from December 1st-18th. Dine in downtown Plymouth and receive 5% off your total food bill (up to $50) with donation! Participating UPCOMING EVENTS:
restaurants include The Sardine Room, Fiamma Grille, Compari’s
11/29-1/1 Walk of Trees in
on the Park, The Post Local Bistro, E.G. Nick’s, Penn Grill and
Kellogg Park
Bar, Ironwood Grill, Sean O’Callaghan’s and Nico & Vali Italian
Eatery.
The Plymouth Yoga Room is hosting the Body Boutique trunk show
this Saturday from 8 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. There will special sales on
active wear and lounge wear for today’s woman!
It's Porch Pot time at Magnolia, A Fresh Flower Market!
Available wintergreens: cedar, pine, boxwood, fir, various-sized pine
cones, winterberries and sticks for your own creation; or we are happy
to do a custom install. Just call or come in with your pot measurements
(don't bring the pot). (734) 414-0376.
www.downtownplymouth.org
12/10 Simply Dickens
Christmas Show at the
Plymouth Historical Museum
12/11 Christmas in Plymouth
12/11 Michigan Phil Holiday
Pops at the Penn Theatre
12/18 ‘Twas Ladies Night
Before Christmas
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BUSINESS NEWS
Delta Diamond Setters & Jewelers has extended weekday & weekend hours for the
holiday season. Please check the web-site for daily hours.
www.deltadiamondplymouth.com
‘Tis the season for deliciously scented, ultra-hydrating Chocolate Peppermint Pedicures at Spa Agio. Get yours today! Includes warm Pedi-Sox to wear home. Ho ho
ho!
Does your family do the Christmas Pickle tradition? The Christmas pickle is a
Christmas tradition in the United States. A decoration in the shape of a pickle is hidden
on a Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. On Christmas morning the person who finds it,
will have good fortune in the coming year. Christmas Pickle is available at Basket
Kreations $22.95 Call to order 734.354.9156 We ship.
The Plymouth Historical Museum’s Craft Bazaar and Bake Sale is this Saturday from
10 a.m. through 4 p.m. The bazaar will feature many crafts such as knit, ceramic, jewelry and recycled art. Santa will be there and visitors are welcome to explore the museum’s “‘Twas The Night Before Christmas” exhibit. The bake sale will feature cookies, cakes, candy, breads, pies, sweet rolls and more! Please call Heidi Nielson at
(734) 455-8940 with any questions.
25% off most holiday items at Haven through Sunday! And, save 20% storewide when
you spend over $100!!!
Community Financial’s 3rd Annual Warming Hearts & Homes campaign is happening
now. Each week in December, Community Financial is donating up to $10,000 to local
organizations that help provide food, warmth & shelter to our communities. The Heat &
Warmth Fund, Local Food Pantries, Habitat for Humanity & the Salvation Army Coats
for Kids Program are our weekly charities. We donate $25 for every Facebook like,
tweet or Instagram that happens during the week. More info can be found at
www.cfcu.org/warms
Sip & shop at lolaryan all weekend long. The Leona trunk show continues through
Sunday. All Leona is 20% off, including sale items. Shop and earn a chance to win a
Leona tee of your choice.
Simply the Best has been restocked after last weekend! New beautiful Pashminas
and Cashmere Feel scarves, only $10!! Also many hats and gloves to choose from,
$10! Much much more, shop Simply the Best!
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BUSINESS NEWS
Cozy Café Sushi has closed its doors for good.
Alpine Chocolat Haus will celebrate its first-year anniversary in downtown Plymouth
next week. Stop in to congratulate manager Emma Bardelli...and maybe purchase
some great chocolate while you’re there.
Dearborn Jewelers of Plymouth will donate $3 of every $10 watch battery sale to the
Salvation Army for the month of December. “The Salvation Army doing the most good
for the people with the most need.” The Salvation Army provides assistance to over 30
million people each year with a broad array of social services.
Downtown Valet Service Begins This Weekend
(Downtown Plymouth) -- Starting this Friday and Saturday, downtown Plymouth becomes unique when it begins offering valet parking for visitors who shop and dine
downtown.
For only $5, visitors can valet their vehicles on Ann Arbor Trail (next to Sun & Snow) in
the heart of downtown without the hassle of having to find a parking space…leaving
more time during your visit to shop and dine.
Visitors can valet park vehicles on Fridays from 6 p.m. until midnight, and on Saturdays
from noon until midnight.
Make the most of your shopping and dining experience in downtown Plymouth – and
save time - by using valet parking. You’ll find the valet parking stand on the north side
of Ann Arbor Trail, just west of Main Street, next to Sun & Snow.
For more information: www.downtownplymouth.org/valetparking
Thank you to our sponsors: Ironwood Grill, 336 Main, Compari’s on the Park,
Fiamma Grille, The Post Local Bistro, Creatopia Pottery, Spa Agio, Dearborn
Jewelers, Kilwins, Sun & Snow, UBS and PNC Bank.
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Weekend Happenings
Playing this weekend at the Penn Theatre:
It’s a Wonderful Life. Check
www.penntheatre.com for
upcoming show times.
Friday: Bobby & Vince @ Fiamma Grille; Julie Haven Trio @ Ironwood
Grill; My Trivia Live @ E.G. Nicks; Chris French @ 336 Main; DJ Jim Diamond @ The Post Local Bistro; The Three of Us @ Sean O’Callaghan’s;
Timber of Cedar & Lift Your Eyes @ Plymouth Coffee Bean.
Saturday: Scott Martin Band @ Sean O’Callaghan’s; Bobby & Johnny @
Fiamma Grille; DJ Mike @ Ironwood Grill; DJ Jim Diamond @ The Post Local Bistro; DJ Donovan @ 336 Main; Saldaje and Bogdon Vasquaf @ Plymouth Coffee
Bean; Pete & Paul @ Nico & Vali.
Santa’s Hours in Downtown Plymouth
Visit Santa at his Kellogg Park house! Here's when Santa is scheduled
to be available for visits:
12/6 noon-4 p.m.
12/13 noon-5 p.m.
12/19 6-8 p.m.
12/20 noon-5 p.m.
12/21 noon-4 p.m.
12/23 5-8 p.m.
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BUSINESS NEWS
Carvers Make Bench From
Lightning-Struck Tree
Art’s Tree Service carved a chair
from a tree in Kellogg Park that
was struck by lightning during the
Plymouth Fall Festival.
December 15th
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Christmas Concert at the Plymouth District Library
Lee Murdock & The Christmas Tree Ship Concert: Great Lakes Maritime History on
Sunday, December 14, at 3:00 p.m., at the Plymouth District Library
Noted as a fluent instrumentalist on six and twelve-string guitars, Lee Murdock combines ragtime, Irish, blues and folk styles with a flair for storytelling in songs. Taking
snapshots from history, he summons the listener to look through the eyes and into the
hearts of individuals who have shaped our heritage on and around the Great Lakes.
His Christmas Ship Concert combines music and stories of the Inland Seas with holiday songs for the start of the season. Journey to the port of Chicago in the early
1900s, imagine the brick, stone, and wood buildings that rose three or four stories, lining the Chicago River in the bustling port. In November, as the weather became more
unpredictable, shipping on Lake Michigan would begin to slow, making the arrival of
the Christmas tree ship even more momentous. Chicago residents would scurry down
to the dock, the scent of fresh-cut Michigan pine thick in the air as they picked out their
Christmas trees.
Lee has been presenting Christmas Ship Concerts annually for over 20 years. Reserve your spot by phone at 734.453.0750, ext. 4, or online at http://
plymouthlibrary.org/index.php/component/content/article/213-forms/251-register-forprograms
Rhapsody is sponsored by Friends of the Library.
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Teddy Bears to Rain Down at Whalers Game Dec. 6
(Plymouth, MI) The Plymouth Whalers and Plymouth Community United Way
are hoping it will rain a torrent of teddy bears after the hockey team scores its’
first goal at Compuware Arena Saturday, Dec. 6.
The annual Teddy Bear Toss not only provides toys to brighten the holidays of
needy children, but comfort them in shelters and traumatic situations throughout
the year.
Last year, more than 800 teddy bears were thrown onto the ice creating an
avalanche of stuffed animals. This year, fans are being asked to bring a bevy of
bears to top that total. The fun begins at 7:05 p.m.
For information, call Randi Williams at (734) 453-8679, ext. 7 or email
[email protected].
For tickets, call (734) 453-8400 or visit plymouthwhalers.com.
Visit www.plymouthunitedway.org to learn about a variety of ways to give and
volunteer. Established in 1944, Plymouth Community United Way provides
human services for individuals and families in Plymouth, Canton and Western
Wayne County.
www.downtownplymouth.org