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Calendar of events

When There Are Contact the Northville Art Knives Out at library
Nine continues in Canton House for more information at The William P. Faust Library
The Village Theater at Cherry (248) 344-0497. will be hosting a Saturday Movie
Hill will present "When There Matinee at 1 p.m. Saturday
Are Nine", a multi-media Ghost hunt is planned March 14. The library is located
women's art exhibit, which will The Wayne Historical Society at 6123 Central City Parkway.
feature nine female artists show- will present a Ghost Hunt at the This week, the movie will be
casing their 2D and 3D artwork 140-year-old museum from 7 Knives Out, rated PG-13. Doors
as a beacon of women's causes p.m. until midnight March 13 open at 12:45 p.m.
and issues during National with the Great Lakes Ghost Snacks and refreshments are
Women's History Month. Hunters. provided - donations are accept-
Approximately 50 works of art Tickets are priced at $20. ed and appreciated.
will be on display and available The museum is located at 1
for sale in the Gallery@VT until Town Square in Wayne at the Art entry deadline nears
March 30. The special event is corner of Main and Biddle. For The Arts and Acts Festival Scott Ciscon, Jem Sharples, and Paul Martin of Tenors
open to the public as a celebra- information call the museum at will take place on the streets of Unlimited. Photo courtesy of Tenors Unlimited
tion of Women's History month. (734) 722-0113. downtown Northville June 19-21
Featured performers include this year. Tenors to perform
music by flutist Wanda Jones, Kids Crafty Saturday The three fairs feature fine
and solo dance work by Brianna The Van Buren Township artisans and crafters from
Jahn, assistant professor of Recreation Department will Michigan and across the country. The number-one selling such as Pavarotti, Lanza,
dance at The University of host Kids Crafty Saturday from The weekend celebrations classical vocal trio, 'Tenors Sting, Bublé and Freddie
Southern Mississippi. 10 until 11:30 a.m. March 14. will include the 3rd Annual Unlimited,' will perform their Mercury.
This and all art exhibits at Staff will available to provide Maker's Mart Juried Art Fair new show "That's Amore" As a college student,
The Village Theater at Cherry craft supplies and instruction. which includes artisans selling beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tenors Unlimited member
Hill are free and open to the The event is designed for those handcrafted crochet to stained Thursday, March 19, at The Scott Ciscon spent several
public from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in kindergarten through fifth glass, soap to handmade bags Village Theater at Cherry Hill. summers in Michigan and is
Monday through Friday, one grade. The cost is $5 per stu- and home décor to clothing. Known as the 'Rat Pack of excited to bring this show to
hour prior to and during public dent. Register by calling the The online application dead- Opera,' Tenors Unlimited his adopted home state where
performances at the theater, as Parks and Recreation line for artisans is 11:59 p.m. have performed alongside family still resides in both
well as by appointment. The Department at (734) 699-8921. Sunday, March 15 at such notables as Sting, Lionel Livonia and Northville.
Gallery@VT is closed on holi- The event will take place at Maker's.com. Richie, Beyoncé, Hayley Tickets are currently on
days. 46425 Tyler Road in Van Buren Westenra, Simply Red and the sale priced at $30 for adults;
The Village Theater at Cherry Township. Mark Twain in Michigan Royal Philharmonic $25 for seniors and $20 for stu-
Hill is located at 50400 Cherry The Belleville Area Museum Orchestra among others. dents and can be purchased
Hill Road in Canton. For more City Lights concert set will present When Mark Twain For more than 15 years, online at www.cantonvil-
information, call (734) 394-5300 City Lights Chorus, an award- Came to Michigan with Al and Tenors Unlimited has been lagetheater.org or call or visit
or visit cantonvillagetheater.org. wining, all-male acapella Dave Eicher from 6-8 p.m. entertaining audiences world- The Village Theater Box
ensemble based at Ward Church Thursday, March 19. The pro- wide using talents honed in Office between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Senior Tax help offered in Northville is preparing for the gram is free for museum mem- their previous solo careers in Monday through Friday. Calls
AARP Foundation Volunteer second annual spring show, The bers and there is a $5 fee for opera and theatre. will be accepted at (734) 394-
Tax Aides will offer free tax Simple Life, set for 7 p.m. non-members. In this new show, Scott 5300. If tickets remain, they
preparation services at the Saturday, March 14 at Ward The museum is located at 405 Ciscon, Jem Sharples, and will be available for purchase
Northville Community Center Church in Northville.. Main St. in Belleville. For infor- Paul Martin will take audi- one hour prior to show open-
again this year. Tax preparation Along with the chorus the mation, call (734) 697-1944. ences on a journey through ing time.
is by appointment only and is show will feature two world some of the best-loved songs The Village Theater at
offered from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. class quartets, Frontier, the 2018 Wild Wings vs. Red Wings of the last century, made Cherry Hill is located at 50400
each Thursday at the Northville Next Gen Varsity Quartet Mayor William R. Wild, along famous by other 'icons of song' Cherry Hill Road in Canton.
Community Center. The last day Champions, and Instant Classic, with his team of Westland Wild
for appointments will be the 2015 International Quartet Wings, are once again getting younger are admitted at no cost Rhaesa will administer the oath
Thursday, April 9. This service Champions. ready to lace up their skates to with an adult. of office for the new Wayne
is provided to taxpayers with Tickets are $25 for the front challenge the Detroit Red Wing Tickets are available for pur- Chamber of Commerce board
low/middle income with special seven rows or $20 general Alumni in the 11th Annual chase at Westland City Hall, the members.
preference for appointments admission and are available at Hockey Night in Westland chari- Mike Modano Ice arena, North The cost for the luncheon is
will be given to those 60 and www.citylightschorus.com or at ty event. Brothers Ford, 33300 Ford Road, $20. Reservations are now being
older. the door, The event, being presented and online at accepted at (734) 721-0100 or
Appointments are being by North Brothers Ford, will https://westland.ticketleap.com/2 email info@waynechamber.org.
accepted at (248) 305-2851. Children's book sale set take to the ice at 7 p.m. Friday, 020-hockey-night-in-westland/ Wayne Tree Manor is located
AARP Tax Volunteers are The Friends of the Westland March 20 at the Mike Modano Seating is limited so early 35100 Van Born Road in Wayne.
certified for tax preparation and Library will be hosting a Ice Arena located at 6210 N. ticket purchase is recommend-
will electronically file federal Children's Book Sale at the Wildwood St. in Westland. ed by organizers. Rosie the Riveter visits
and state tax returns. Tax payers William P. Faust Library located Doors open at 5:30 p.m. 6 The Belleville Area Museum
will leave the 1-1 ½ hour at 6123 Central City Parkway, p.m. the Westland Hockey State of the City address planned will celebrate National Rosie
appointment with a copy of their from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday, Association Mini-Mites and The deadline to register for the Riveter Day from 1-4 p.m.
e-filed returns, and the knowl- March 14, and from noon until 3 Mites will take the ice to show Wayne Mayor John Rhaesa's Saturday, March 21 with visits
edge that their tax returns have p.m. Sunday March 15, In honor off their skills. State of the City is March 20. from original and tribute Rosies
been filed at both Michigan and of March is Reading Month, for The Red Wing Alumni and The event is set for noon along with Suffragette reenac-
IRS acceptance sites. two days all children's and the Westland Wild Wings game Wednesday, March 25 at Wayne tors. Dressing up as a Rosie or
young adult books will be only 10 will follow at 7 p.m. Tree Manor. Suffragette is encouraged,
Maple Syrup tours set cents each. Tickets for the event are $10 The address and luncheon is organizers said.
Area residents have a unique For more information, call for adults and $5 for children sponsored by the Wayne For information, call (734)
opportunity every weekend in (734) 326-6123. ages 6 to 12. Children 5 and Chamber of Commerce and 697-1944.
March at Maybury Farm.
The farm will offer Making
Maple Syrup tours every
Saturday and Sunday which
include a wagon ride to the
Sugar Bush in the woods where
the maple trees will be tapped
for sap The wagon will then take
visitors back to the Sugar Shack
where the sap will be converted
into maple syrup.
Tours are set to begin every
half hour from 1 until 4:30 p.m.
and tastes of the syrup will be
offered. This event is popular
each year and space is limited
so arrive early to reserve a spot,
organizers advised. To schedule
a private Maple Syrup Tour for
groups of 15 or more, call (248)
374-0200.
Maybury Farm is located at
50165 Eight Mile Road in
Northville. The cost for Maple
Syrup Tour is $8 per person and
children younger than 2 are
admitted free with an adult.
Visit www.mayburyfarm.org
to learn more.

Young artists exhibit work
The Northville Art House will
present the 4th annual Young
Artist Juried Art Fair showcas-
ing young artists in grades 2
through 12 from 10:30 a.m. until
3 p.m. on Saturday, March 14..
More than 30 young entrepre-
neurs will have an opportunity
to show their creativity and sell
original
New this year, the fair will
also showcase art from more
than 300 young artists who have
participated in Northville Art
House Young Artist Outreach
Program.
There will be free activities
for those 12 and younger includ-
ing cardmaking by Margene
from Stampeddler Plus of
Northville and STEM activities
from STEMville of Northville.