Downtown Plymouth Weekly Update

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PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
831 PENNIMAN . 734-455-1453
WWW.DOWNTOWNPLYMOUTH.ORG
July 1, 2016
BUSINESS NEWS
Stop by Haven this Friday and Saturday and enjoy $10 off a $50 or more purchase or
$20 off $100 or more purchase! The store has just been restyled with lots of great new
merchandise! New bookcases, new buffets, new chandeliers, new lamps, new coffee
tables and so much more!! See you soon!
This month Dearborn Jewelers has selected Mentor2Youth as its charity of the
month. Three dollars of every $10 watch battery will be collected for this wonderful
organization. Its mission is to positively impact the futures of disadvantaged youth
throughout Southeast Michigan. Their school-to-career intervention programs have
expanded to serve more than 450 boys and girls. With the assistance of more than 30
volunteers, Mentor2Youth currently serves over 150 youth
annually. You can learn more at their website,
www.mentor2youth.com.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Landscaping is in full swing. If you intend on having a fall project
completed, give a call to Michigan Landscape Design Services
at 238 S. Main St. as we are booking up quickly. (734) 564-7149.
We will be building a garden overnight in the street for Art in the
Park. Stop in to see the transformation happen. We will be located
across the street from Compari’s...next to Kellogg Park on Main St.
7/1-”Music in the Air”
concert with Big Ray & the
Motor City Kings at 7 p.m. in
Kellogg Park
7/4-”Good Morning USA”
Fourth of July Parade at 9 a.m.
on Main St.
Come celebrate Independence Day at Forest Computer
Solutions with 20% off ALL in stock items AND 10% off ALL
services from now until the end of July. We are here from 10 a.m. 7/4-”Music in the Park” kids
to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2
concert at noon in Kellogg
p.m. Stop in at 480 Forest Ave or call (734)259-8611. Just mention Park
you saw this to take advantage of the specials.
7/8-7/10-Art in the Park
Omelette & Waffle Café will be open on the Fourth of July from 8
a.m. until noon. Come celebrate the holiday with us!
www.downtownplymouth.org
BUSINESS NEWS
A Kathleen Design customer favorite!
Our guests just CANNOT resist hitting our
special shopkeepers bell in our
botique! Stop in this weekend, hit the bell
and "Let Freedom Ring" to enter our $20
gift certificate raffle and Celebrate the 4th
of July!
Carnita Torta on special this week at Barrio! Slow
cooked carnitas topped with a melted Mexican
cheese blend, lettuce, tomato, onion, and house
made avocado spread served on a toasted telera
bun.
Celebrate the Fourth of July in the Plymouth Community
Fireworks - July 3
If you've seen them in the past, you know they are spectacular! Plan to attend the
annual fireworks display on Sunday, July 3 at about 10:15 p.m. at Plymouth Township
Park. Gates will open at 7 p.m.
Overflow parking will be at the vacant triangle of property at Beck Road and Powell
Road. Parking is $5.00.
"Good Morning USA" Parade - July 4
The popular "Good Morning USA" Parade begins at 9 a.m. along Main St. in
Downtown Plymouth. Be sure to be there and bring a chair!
"Good Old Fashioned Picnic" - July 4
The 20th annual Plymouth Township Good Old Fashioned Picnic gets started at 11
a.m. on Monday, July 4 and goes until about 3 p.m.
Come on out to Plymouth Township Park at Ann Arbor Trail and McClumpha for fun
and games, crafts, hot dogs, chips, soda and ice cream for a donation!
Old favorite events include the Grand Traverse Pie eating contest, crafts tent, Genisys
Credit Union face painters and the bicycle parade, along with some of the newer
events like the Fire Department's Smoke House and Squirt House.
Don’t Forget to Thank Our Veterans for Their Service
to Our Country!!
Weekend Happenings
Playing this weekend at the Penn Theatre:
The Meddler. Check www.penntheatre.com for
upcoming show times.
Friday: Bobby & Vince @ Fiamma Grille;
Kevin Wilson @ Ironwood Grill; My Trivia Live @
E.G. Nick’s; Live music @ 336 Main; DJ Jim
Diamond @ The Post Local Bistro.
Saturday: Bobby & Vince @ Fiamma Grille; DJ Mike @ Ironwood Grill; DJ Jim
Diamond @ The Post Local Bistro; Live music @ 336 Main; Karaoke @ E.G. Nick’s;
Kevin Allan & Mennes Gunnah @ Plymouth Coffee Bean.
Saturday: Farmers Market in The Gathering from 7:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
Sunday: Fireworks at Township Park beginning at 10:15 p.m.
Monday: Good Morning USA Parade at 9 a.m. on Main St.
Monday: Good Old Fashioned Picnic at Township Park at 11 a.m.
MUSIC IN THE AIR 2016 CONCERT SCHEDULE
Check out the bands playing the Friday night Music in the Air concerts this
summer: http://downtownplymouth.org/musicintheair
Tonight (July 1) its Big Ray & the Motor City Kings presented by Blue
Cross Blue Shield of Michigan...on the Hines Park Lincoln stage...with the premium
sound of Johnson Controls. This week’s sponsors are Dairy King and Nico & Vali.
Bicycle Racks Added in Downtown Plymouth
The Plymouth Downtown Development Authority has added new bicycle racks downtown. With the addition of about 3-dozen bike spaces, the downtown now has about
75 places to park your bicycle. The newest locations: at the Gathering, Forest/Wing,
Harvey/Wing, and at the Post Office on Penniman. Here’s a link to the Bicycle Parking
Map from our website downtownplymouth.org
http://downtownplymouth.org/DocumentCenter/View/358
Library to be a Part of Art in the Park Festivities
The Plymouth District Library will join hands with fair organizers for this year’s Art in
the Park. A variety of free activities will please fairgoers of all ages.
Book lovers should look for the Storybook Walk, which will be found near the library.
The springtime Storybook Walks, held at Plymouth Township Park and Kellogg Park,
were enjoyed by many. During the fair, families will appreciate the classic children’s
tale, The Little Red Hen by Paul Galdone - look for the red balloons!
Parents, grandparents and caregivers should mark their calendars for Saturday morning, July 9 at 11 a.m. That is when the nationally recognized Wild Swan Theatre will
present the play, Frog and Toad at the library. Founded in Ann Arbor in 1980, Wild
Swan Theatre has presented thousands of performances to audiences throughout the
State of Michigan. Frog and Toad will be presented in the library’s main level meeting
rooms. Registration is not required.
Monthly, the Detroit Institute of Arts comes to the library with a lively talk – and will return for a Saturday afternoon program on Art Fair Saturday – July 9 at 1 p.m. The
DIA’s Behind the Seen speakers will present a one-hour talk, In the Garden.
Registration is not required for any of these events. For more information, contact the
library at plymouthlibrary.org or (734) 453-0750, ext 4.
Local Grant Funds Installation of Lifesaving AED at
Plymouth Historical Museum
The Plymouth Historical Museum is the proud owner of a new LifePak CR Plus
defibrillator (AED). The museum purchased the AED with a $2,500 grant from
Plymouth Community United Way. The AED was recently installed inside the museum
vestibule.
“We’ve been trying for some time, through various channels, to get an AED donated,”
said the museum’s Executive Director Elizabeth Kerstens. “We were so happy when
we heard that the United Way approved our grant application.” This is the museum’s
first grant from the United Way.
“We just want to be prepared,” Kerstens said. “The average age of the volunteers and
employees in our building daily is over 60, but the reality is, anyone can have lifethreatening heart issues. Most schools have an AED now.” The Fire Department will
train museum personnel on proper use of the AED.
Captain Jim Davison of the Northville Fire Department, Plymouth Station,
recommended the purchase of a LifePak AED based on ease of use and the
availability of supplies. These are the same AEDs used at Plymouth City Hall and the
Cultural Center.
“The fire department is just across the street and they are thrilled we now have an
AED,” Kerstens said.
The American Heart Association notes that at least 20,000 lives could be saved
annually by prompt use of AEDs.
Every year the museum welcomes thousands of visitors representing all age
groups. The addition of the AED to the museum, along with the training that will be
received by the staff, will allow for immediate response to medical emergencies on
site.
The Plymouth Community United Way works to improve the lives of all people affected
by the community’s issues by pinpointing the root causes of problems that threaten our
community – developing strategies and partnerships to change them. For more
information visit www.plymouthunitedway.org.
Plymouth Community Arts Council Summer Art Camps now
registering for Week Three, July 11-15
Register in person or by phone during office hours, or online 24/7 from the
homepage of the website, www.plymoutharts.com
July 11 - July 15
Art In (Hip Hop) Motion! 10am-12noon Ages 6-12
$95/$105
Campers will start and end each 2-hour session with Hip Hop dance instruction with
Emily from Hale Strength & Shape. Colorful, body-in-motion art projects will be
sandwiched in between dance times. This creative and energy-filled camp is designed for both girls and boys. Performance for family and friends on the last day of
camp. Group painted art piece will be displayed at our Summer Camp Art Show.
Please dress in clothing designed for freedom of motion. Sneakers must be worn in
dance class. No flip flops or sandals, please!
Young Artist, Studio - S1 10am-12noon Ages 5-7 $95/$105
Designed especially for young artists...a story or theme sets the stage each day for
fun art projects in a variety of media - clay, collage, paint and more! New projects
each session. Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show.
Performing Arts 1pm-4pm Ages 6-13
$120/$130
Student actors command the stage with summer theater fun at the PCAC. Different
plays and activities each week. Campers will Learn to be part of a theater team, exercise their creativity with improv games and improve their personal presentation
skills in front of an audience. There will be a performance for friends and family on
the last day of camp. Directed by Tipping Point Theatre's Sonja Marquis.
Pottery, Fantastical Creatures 1pm-4pm Ages 6-12
$130/$140
A class for beginner to intermediate ceramic students with projects inspired by different cultures: Native American, Mexico, Asia and Africa...Build projects out of
clay, learn sculpting and glazing techniques and create unique art works each
week. Clay, glazes and kiln time included. Projects will be ready for pick-up about 2
weeks after the end of camp. All students will have a piece exhibited in our end of
summer Art Show!
Miracle League of Plymouth
Be a Buddy. We think you’ll have a great time
August 20, the Fall Season kickoff
Signing up to buddy is a two step process
Sign up Volunteer Waiver. If you’re part of a group, every Volunteer needs to
sign up - https://cityplymouth.seamlessdocs.com/f/vh1QtR . (Signing a
new waiver is required each year).
Sign up for particular day and time on Volunteer Spot - http://vols.pt/r4c7F1 .
(One game a season, every week, with a group--- whatever best fits your
schedule!). Umpires: The process is the same as Buddies. Volunteers are
welcome to be an Umpire OR a Buddy!
Large Groups. If you would like to reserve a time in advance for your group to
Buddy, email: Chelsey@miracleleagueplymouth.org , Volunteer Coordinator
Need Volunteer Hours? We will happily sign-off on any volunteer hours log the
day-of. email: Chelsey@miracleleagueplymouth.org , Volunteer Coordinator.
Questions: info@miracleleagueplymouth.org

Downtown Plymouth Weekly Update

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