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Calendar of events

Farmers Market is open Friday, July 26 at the T. J. Coleman
The Romulus Farmer's Market is open Community Center, 35351 Beverly Road in
from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. every Wednesday Romulus, just east of Wayne Road. Bible Walk trip planned
through Sept. 25. The movie July 26 will be Little and con-
Each Wednesday include a theme day cessions will be available. Visitors should New Birth Baptist Church and there will be no refunds. All checks
giveaway and those who enroll in the free bring their own blankets and chairs for Sisters With A Purpose will host a must be made payable to Sisters With a
market Kid's Club receive a $2 coupon each seating. Bible Walk trip to Ohio on Saturday, Purpose and mailed to New Birth
month. The event will feature an all-day festival Aug. 24. Baptist Church at the address listed
The market takes place at the Romulus from noon until 9 p.m. Saturday, July 27 Participants will leave the Inkster above. There will be a $12 fee for any
Historical Park Pavilion, 11147 Hunt St. in with activities, food music and vendors church, located at 27628 Avondale St. at non-sufficient funds or returned check.
Romulus. For more information, call (734) along with bouncers and children's con- 7 a.m. to travel to 500 Tingley in For more information, contact
955-4531. tests. A Gospel Celebration is set for 2-8 p.m. Mansfield Ohio. President Orlessia Watson at (313) 748-
on Sunday July 28 along with praise The $95 fee includes round-trip trav- 8667; Vice President Wanda Kirkland
Free movie in Romulus dancers, church choirs and vendors. el on a luxury motor coach, snacks on (313) 415-8071, Secretary Corrinthia
Romulus Recreation will present free From more information, contact (734) the bus and dinner at the Bible Walk. Glenn, (313) 687-7026 or Shirley Walker
Movies in the Park during the summer. The 728-9904 or (313) 485-1312. Fees must be paid in full by July 22 and (313) 544-0354.
movie for Friday, July 19 is Incredibles 2
and for Friday, Aug. 16 is A Dog's Way Home. Revolutionary 60s on display
The movies begin at dusk or near 9 p.m. The Plymouth Historical Museum has a Vendors and crafters will be stationed in Shakespeare returns to Canton
at Historical Park Pavilion, 36095 Goddard new exhibit dedicated to the decade of the Fourth Street Square. The Village Theater at Cherry Hill is
Road in Romulus. peace movements, riots, the Vietnam War, For more information or registration for teaming up with the Michigan Shakespeare
the British music invasion, the moon land- crafters, call Janet Millard, event coordina- Festival to bring several special perform-
Church hosts clothing Give Away ing, the Tiger’s World Series championship, tion at (734) 558-5368. ances to Canton this summer. The Michigan
Lighthouse Home Mission in Westland and many other events of the 1960s. Shakespeare Festival will once again be
will host a Clothing Give Away from 10 a.m. Displays include a 1965 Mustang, a typical Jazz at The Elks planned performing in Canton this during their sum-
until 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, July 19 family scene from the 1960s, bicycles of the Jazz at The Elks takes place from 7-9:30 mer residency at the Village Theater at
and 20. era, a vignette of the Apollo Moon Landing p.m. on the last Tuesday of the month at the Cherry Hill. From Aug. 2 through 18, the
Visitors can purchase a new gray cloth and a life-size street scene of the Beatles on Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge. There is a Michigan Shakespeare Festival will present
bag for $2 and fill it up with clothing. There Abbey Road. $10 donation at the door which includes the 2019 season lineup at The Village
is no limit on the number of bags that can Revolutionary '60s is sponsored by hors d'oeuvres. Theater, located at 50400 Cherry Hill Road.
be purchased. Each visitor will also be Blackwell Ford of Plymouth. New to the Elks will be Jim Cooper on Performances will include: William
given a box in which to put shoes, coats and The exhibit will continue until Nov. 6. vibraphone with the Jim Cooper Quartet Shakespeare's “King Lear” and “The Two
larger items. During this period, visitors can take advan- who will perform July 30. Also performing Gentlemen of Verona”, as well as Edmond
The church is located at 34033 Palmer tage of “Free Summer Saturdays” admis- will be returning musicians, Cliff Monear Rostand's “Cyrano de Bergerac.” Tickets
Road in Westland. sion which ends Aug. 31 and is sponsored on keyboard, Kurt Krahnke on bass, and can be purchased at the door or in advance
by Comfort Keepers of Plymouth. Museum Pete Siers on drums. at www.cantonvillage theater.org, by calling
Library marks moon landing hours are 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, Friday, The Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge (734) 394-5300, or in person from 10 a.m.
Canton Public Library is celebrating the Saturday and Sunday. The museum is locat- 325 is located at 41700 Ann Arbor Road, until 2 p.m. Monday through Friday at The
50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon ed at 155 South Main St. Plymouth, 48170. Plymouth. Village Theater.
Landing at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 20. For more information, call (734) 455-8940 For more information, call (734) 453-1780
All are welcome to stop by for activities, or visit www.plyaa325.com or email jaz- Cardboard Boat Race returns
light snacks (while supplies last) and video Church hosts bazaar zattheelks@gmail.com. The 5th Annual Summit on the Park
footage of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's St. Clements Episcopal Church in Cardboard Boat Race will cast off starting
first steps on the moon. World of Rocks in Inkster will host a bazaar from noon until 7 Sister Pie founder to speak at 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2.
Ypsilanti will have a display of space rocks. p.m. July 27 which will include slighting Sister Pie Founder Lisa Ludwinski is Racers will build boats no bigger than 5
The event is one of many programs and used appliances and clothing and lots of known as much for her delicious pies as for ½-feet wide by 10-feet long using only card-
activities lined up for the space-themed 62 crafts for sale. There will also be food avail- her community engagement in Detroit. board, duct tape and paint. Register online
Days of Summer library program. There able for purchase. The church is located at The business owner and cookbook at www.summitonthepark.org or at the
are galactic puzzles and a cosmic scavenger 4300 Harrison St. at the corner of Harrison author will speak at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Summit front desk.
hunt in the library. Visit and Pine, one block north of Annapolis July 31 the Canton Public Library. Cardboard Boat Race event fees per
www.cantonpl.org/calendar for a full list of Street, in Inkster. There will be a few treats to taste while boat are: $10 for Summit members; $15 for
programs. supplies last, but the main event is a pres- Canton residents; and $20 for non-resi-
The Canton Public Library is located at Christmas in July sale set entation on Ludwinski's journey from con- dents. Oars will be provided for use during
1200 S. Canton Center Road in Canton. Call The Belleville Central Business cept to kitchen. Learn how her mindset and race.
(734) 397-0999 for library information. Community is hosting the Christmas in July business model set the company up for suc- Awards will be presented in the follow-
Sidewalk Sale from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on cess. ing categories: Most Creative; Fastest Boat,
Romulus Community Festival begins Saturday July 27 throughout the downtown No registration required. The Canton and The Titanic Award. Each vessel will be
The American Progressive Association area. Public Library is located at 1200 S. Canton timed individually.
is sponsoring the Romulus Community Sales are planned at merchants on Main Center Road in Canton. Visit www.canton- For additional information and race
Festival including a free family movie in Street in Belleville and Downtown on the pl.org or call (734) 397-0999 for library infor- rules, visit www.summitonthepark.org or
the park beginning at about 7:30 p.m. Lake. mation. call (734) 394-5460.