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Calendar of events

Free concerts at PARC the library at (734) 453-0750 Ext. 242 or
Free live musical performances are email sstoney@plymouthlibrary.org.
now being offered at the Plymouth Arts There is no charge and the meeting is
and Recreation Complex (PARC). open to the public.
The series of concerts will be offered
monthly at noon on Fridays and is pre- Jazz musician to appear
sented by the Wilcox Foundation. The Music of Billy Strayhorn,
These free concerts will feature pro- Something To Live For, will be presented
fessional musicians from the Eden Arts at the Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge
Cooperative, Main Street Opera Theatre, from 7-9:30 p.m. Oct. 29. Singing special
Michigan Philharmonic Orchestra and interpretations of Duke Ellington's com-
other performing arts organizations locat- poser will be Emma Aboukasm with Scott
ed at PARC. Gwinnell on keyboard, Pete Siers on Summit on the Park.
PARC is located at 650 Church St. in drums, Rob Bickley on bass and Janelle Halloween Children of all ages can attend the
Plymouth. To reach the Band/Music Reichman on saxophone and clarinet. family-friendly event in costume and
Room, guests should park behind the The Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge FROM PAGE 1 follow the not-so-scary trail from room
building off Adams Street and enter is located at 41700 Ann Arbor Road in to room, each filled with special sur-
through the Activities Entrance. For Plymouth. For more information, call prises and little goodies. Parade partici-
more information, call (734) 927-4090. (734)453-1780. Northville Chamber of Commerce at pants will enjoy seeing the Summit dec-
(248) 349-7640 or orated for this spooktacular event.
Holiday Tea reservations available Julie's Goodfellows Tea served LindseyButzin@northville.org for addi- Younger trick-or-treaters will enjoy the
The Canton Historical Society will The 12th annual Julie's Goodfellows tional information or to sponsor at treat trail, as it passes a variety of themed-
present "A Holiday Tea" from 1-3 p.m. Tea is set for 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3 at the station. stations which will allow them to visit
Saturday Dec. 7 at the Bartlett-Travis Romulus Athletic Center. That this is a family friendly chil- with family-friendly characters, includ-
House located at 500 North Ridge Road. The event is a benefit for the Romulus dren's event and costumes should not ing: Lilo & Stitch; Winnie the Pooh;
An afternoon tea will be served in a Goodfellows No Child Without a be too scary so that all participants are Unicorns; Lion King characters;
historic Canton house decorated for Christmas campaign. able to have an enjoyable time. Nightmare Before Christmas; Toy
Christmas accompanied by live music. Visitors are welcome to wear their Story; Lego Batman; Baby Shark; plus
Tea will include sandwiches and small favorite hat and bring along moms, grand- Maybury Corn Maze is open some favorite Disney princesses. For
desserts and visitors can learn a bit about mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, The 10-acre Maybury Farm Corn those who dare, a spooky Haunted
how Christmas in Canton used to be cousins and friends. There will be a silent Maze is now open. This year, the farm House will be available in the Summit
spent. auction and prizes for special hats. will also offer a Kids Maze that is gymnasium, which is scarier than ever.
Tickets are $25 each and available at Tickets are priced at $35 per person approximately 1 acre and will take an This interactive experience may be too
the Summit on the Park, 46000 Summit and RSVPs are requested at the estimated 20 minutes to complete. intense for small children.
Parkway in Canton. Goodfellows Hotline at (734) 955-4577. The Maybury Farm corn maze is Tickets will only be sold in advance
Seating is limited so early ticket reser- Early purchase is suggested as space is open until 10 p.m. on Fridays and of the event until Oct. 29 for $6 per child
vations are encouraged, organizers said. limited. Saturdays for those brave enough to for Summit on the Park Members, $7
The Romulus Athletic Club is at 35765 attempt to find their way through in the per child for Canton residents and $11
Art House exhibit opens Northline Road in Romulus. dark with just the moon to guide the per child for non-residents.
The Northville Art House will present way. A limited number of Fast Pass tick-
POSE: Portrait and the Costumed Figure Garden Club to meet Admission to the Maybury Farm ets for designated timeslots will be
featuring portraits and figurative work The Romulus Garden Club members Corn Maze is $9 per person and available for an additional $1 fee.
created in graphite, mixed-media, oil and will meet at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 4 at the includes farm admission and a tractor- Tickets are now available for pur-
pastel by 12 female artists. Romulus Public Library. drawn wagon ride to and from the chase online at www.cantonfun.org or
This free exhibition will continue The guest lecturer for the evening will maze. Children under 2 are admitted at the Summit Front Desk, located at
through Oct. 26 during regular gallery be Carol Brodbeck who will discuss free with an adult. Accommodations for 46000 Summit Parkway; while supplies
hours, noon until 5 p.m. Tuesday through Pollinators: Butterflies, Hummingbirds groups of 25 or more can be scheduled last. All ticket sales will end at 10 p.m.
Friday and noon until 4 p.m. on Saturday. and Good Bugs. at (248) 374-0200. Maybury Farm also Oct. 29. Those of all ages planning to
Visit www.northvillearthouse.org for The library is located at 11121 Wayne offers bonfires that are available during trick or treat and collect goodies during
more information. Road in Romulus. For more information, regular business hours or as part of a the event must have a ticket/collection
call (734) 942-7589. group reservation. bag. Proof of residency will be required
Jazz at the Elks Maybury Farm is located at 50165 to purchase tickets and there is a 10-
Jazz at the Elks takes place on the last Garden Club of Northville meets Eight Mile Road in Northville. To learn ticket limit per person.
Tuesday of the month from 7-9:30 p.m. at Members of the Country Garden Club more about all of the autumn activities “Canton's Trick or Treat Parade con-
the Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge. of Northville will meet at 11 a.m. Nov. 6 at at the farm, visit www.mayburyfarm.org. tinues to grow and remains one of the
Appearing Tuesday, Oct. 29 will be Ward Church, 40000 Six Mile Road in most beloved events that we host each
Beth Stalker with the Dale Grisa Quartet. Northville. Mad Science show at library year,” said Laura Mortier, recreation
Accompanying Stalker, a 2008 American The speaker for the meeting will be The William P. Faust Public Library specialist. “We are so proud of this great
Idol contestant, will be Dale Grisa on key- Judy Cornellier who will discuss the of Westland will host a Halloween Fire family-friendly event that is perfect for
board, Bobby Streng on saxophone, Ron World of Garlic and Herbs. Light snacks and Ice Show presented by Mad children of all ages. There's even a
Pangborn on drums and John Barron on will be served. Science from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 'spookier experience' for the older kids
bass. For more information, call (248) 202- Oct. 29. inside our special Haunted House,
The Plymouth Ann Arbor Elks Lodge 1518. Audiences will interact with the Mad where they'll have plenty of chances for
325 is located at 41700 Ann Arbor Road in Scientist and experience foggy dry ice chills and thrills if they dare to stroll
Plymouth. For more information, call Veteran recalls Pearl Harbor attack storms, giant beach balls floating in the through our gymnasium.”
(734)453-1780. A recorded interview with Navy veter- air and a Mad Science burp potion, all Sponsors this year include: Advance
an Warner Klemm will be shown at 6 p.m. to amaze and teach lessons about chem- Orthodontics, Atchinson Ford,
Author to speak to writers Wednesday, Nov. 6 at the Romulus Public ical reactions, air pressure and the Brightside Dental, Central City Dance,
Author Rick Bailey will be the guest Library. The interview is part of Larry states of matter. Community Financial Credit Union,
speaker at the meeting of the Writing Martin's World War II In Their Own The program is designed for all ages Drs. Nolan and Guest Orthodontics,
Group of the Plymouth District Library Words presentation. Klemm will discuss and pre-registration is available at the The Goddard School of Early
set for 2-3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29. The the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. He library. Childhood Development, IHOP,
library is located at 223 South Main St. in was stationed about 200 yards to the stern The library is located at 6123 Central Lombardo Homes, Pro Martial Arts,
Plymouth of the USS Arizona during the attack that City Parkway in Westland. For more and Zap Zone Canton. Additional sup-
Bailey is a Bloomfield Township resi- killed nearly 3,000 people. information, call (734) 326-6123. porters of this annual Canton tradition
dent and a retired professor from Henry Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. to view include Dancin' Feet and D&M Art
Ford College. In April his second collec- some memorabilia on display. Trick or Treat Parade in Canton Studio.
tion of essays was published by The presentation is sponsored by the Little princesses and pirates, as well Parents are responsible for the
University of Nebraska Press. His books Friends of the Romulus Public Library. as other ghouls and goblins are expect- direct supervision of children during
include American English, Italian The library is located at 11121 Wayne ed at the Canton Leisure Services this special event. For more informa-
Chocolate (2017) and The Enjoy Agenda Road in Romulus. annual Trick or Treat Parade from 5-8 tion, call (734) 394-5460 or visit
(April 2019). For more information, call (734) 942- p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30, inside the www.cantonfun.org.
To reserve a spot for the meeting, call 7589.