November/ December - Downtown Northville!

NORTHVILLE TIMES
TIME TO PLAY WITH US. TIME TO SHOP WITH US. TIME TO DINE WITH US.
Northville Downtown Development Authority ~ 215 W. Main Street
Telephone: (248) 349-0345 / Fax: (248) 305-9049
www.downtownnorthville.com
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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
NOVEMBER
6 6 13
13, 14
20
21, 22
22
28
First Friday Experience
First Friday for Kids
Girls’ Night Out
Holiday Home Tour
Holiday Lighted Parade
Greens Market
Christmas in the Village
Small Business Saturday
DECEMBER
4 4 5 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20
11, 12, 13
31
First Friday Experience
First Friday for Kids
Children’s Christmas Workshop
Santa at Maybury
Tinsel and Treasures Holiday Market
Family Noon Year’s Eve Party
JOIN US FOR GIRLS’ NIGHT
OUT IN NORTHVILLE!
Downtown Northville’s Girls’ Night Out is back!
Join us Friday, November 13th for another
night of fun with your friends at our shops and
restaurants.
We’ll have special discounts, sales, new
merchandise, refreshments giveaways, raffles
and more from 5:00-9:00 pm at the stores.
And don’t forget to eat and drink at any of our
great Downtown bars and restaurants! Make
your reservations early!
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015
visit enjoynorthville.com for details
IT’S TIME TO PLAY WITH US!
PLAY
NORTHVILLE
DISTRICT LIBRARY
ALLOCATING YOUR 401K
Monday, Nov. 16 at 7:00 pm
Retirees and soon-to-be retirees will learn how to make the most
of their 401Ks with Patrick Shope, managing partner of Shope &
Associates, LLC. Registration required.
1-on-1 WITH OUR TECHxPERT
Wednesdays in November and December at 5:00 and 6:00 pm
(except Dec. 23)
Thursdays in November and December at 1:00 and 2:00 pm
(except Nov. 26)
Bring your questions for your computer or device. Registration
required.
INTERNATIONAL GAMES DAY
Saturday, Nov. 21 from 3:00 – 4:30 pm
All ages can join in to play a variety of board games and card
games. We provide games or bring your favorites to share. Just
drop in!
212 W. Cady Street
(248) 349-3020
www.northvillelibrary.org
UNRAVEL: KNIT & CROCHET & CRAFTAPALOOZA
Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Twice the fun for ages 9 – 99! Casual knit and crochet sessions
for all skill levels. Materials and basic instruction provided. Plus,
use your imagination and make unique crafts with a variety of
fun craft supplies. Just drop in!
COLORING FOR GROWNUPS
Wednesday, Nov. 4 and Dec. 2 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Studies show coloring can calm the mind and promote relaxation
and wellness. We’ll supply the coloring pages designed just for
adults, colored pencils, markers and crayons. Registration required.
MANAGING PHOTOS WITH DROPBOX
Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 7:00 pm
Get tips on how to use this online storage service, a home for all
your photos, docs, videos and files. Access anything you add
to Dropbox from any computer or mobile device. Registration
required.
BETWEEN THE LINES ADULT BOOK DISCUSSION
Monday, Nov. 9 at 7:00 pm
Lissette’s List by Susan Vreeland. This intergenerational story is
about art, love and war set in the south of France. Part historical
fiction, part art history and part travelogue, it is the story of a
young Parisian woman who travels to Provence, where such artists
as Cezanne and Picasso found inspiration. When Lisette’s husband
Andre goes off to war, he first hides his grandfather’s paintings to
keep them from the Nazis’ reach. With German forces spreading
across Europe, Lisette sets out to locate the masterpieces. Fiction.
THE SINKING OF THE EDMUND FITZGERALD
Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 7:00 pm
Photographer/historian Lori Feret presents on the anniversary
of the loss of this ship and crew in stormy Lake Superior in
1975. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Registration required.
DROP-IN COMPUTER TUTORING
Saturday, Nov. 14 between Noon and 2:00 pm
Free 1-on-1 session for help with your computer or device
questions. Up to one hour with a volunteer.
FOREIGN FILM @ YOUR LIBRARY
Monday, Nov. 23 at 6:30 pm
Tokyo Sonata. A Japanese patriarch loses his job but doesn’t tell
his family, who try to escape reality in their own ways. (Japanese,
119 mins.)
TWELFTH NIGHT CONCERT
Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 7:00 pm
Enjoy traditional seasonal music performed by this acclaimed a
capella group in Renaissance costumes. Program is sponsored
by the Friends of the Library and will be held at the Northville
Community Center. Registration required.
RJ SPANGLER JAZZ TRIO
Thursday, Dec. 3 at 7:00 pm
John “T-Bone” Paxton, veteran Detroit singer and instrumentalist,
performs jazz and blues favorites with this all-star band. RJ shares
a bit of the history of Detroit’s jazz and blues roots. Registration
required.
ALL ABOUT INSTAGRAM
Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 7:00 pm
Instagram is an online mobile photo-sharing, video-sharing
and social networking service that enables you to share photos
and videos on a variety of social networking platforms, such as
Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Flickr. Registration required.
BETWEEN THE LINES ADULT BOOK DISCUSSION
Monday, Dec. 14 at 7:00 pm
Social Animal: the Hidden Sources of Love, Character and
Achievement by David Brooks. Drawing on a wealth of current
research from numerous disciplines, Brooks takes Harold and
Erica from infancy to old age, illustrating a fundamental new
understanding of human nature along the way: The unconscious
mind, it turns out, is not a dark, vestigial place, but a creative one,
where most of the brain’s work gets done. This is the realm where
character is formed and where our most important life decisions
are made - the natural habitat of The Social Animal. Non-Fiction
FOREIGN FILMS @ YOUR LIBRARY
Monday, Dec. 28 at 6:30 pm
The Gilded Cage. Maria and Jose have lived and served nearly 30
years in a handsome building in an upscale Paris neighborhood
and now have a chance to fulfill a lifelong dream. (French, 90
mins.)
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NORTHVILLE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY AND MILL RACE
HISTORICAL VILLAGE
215 Griswold
(248) 348-1845
www.millracenorthville.org
PLAY
TIPPING POINT THEATRE
361 E. Cady Street
(248) 347-0003
www.tippingpointtheatre.com
KALAMAZOO
What is tablescaping? It’s a work of art which allows you to
express your creative side by adding your own personal touch.
It’s a vision that comes to life which can set the mood for an
entire gathering, welcoming guests to the party, the table and
your home.
by Michelle Kholos Brooks and Kelly Younger
One of the greatest gifts we can give family and friends, is
wonderful memories. Because Christmas is, in part, celebrated
around the table, Phyllis Barkey will demonstrate how to create
a glittering tablescape that will delight all the senses.
Directed by Christopher Bremer
Share this holiday season with family and good friends by
making this afternoon tea a holiday tradition. Relax and enjoy
a delicious assortment of tea sandwiches, delightful scones and
decadent desserts along with the signature Cady Inn Tea served
on their finest china. Tea catered by Victoria’s Tea Salon.
Tickets are limited and cost $35 ($18 tax deductible)
($30 for NHS members - $15 tax deductible)
Deadline: December 7, 2015 - Tickets are non-refundable
Call (248) 348-1845 for tickets
Mon-Wed 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Proceeds benefit Mill Race Village
Michigan Premiere
November 19 – December 20, 2015
A Romantic-Comedy about Life’s Second Act!
Starring:
Arthur J. Beer*
Mary F. Bremer Beer*
In this love story, two mismatched seniors are forced into
Internet dating by their children. But after their crazy, margaritafilled first date, they discover love isn’t any easier the second time
around. Peg and Irving still have a little aging to do if they want
to forget their past, and move forward into a future together.
This romantic comedy proves you’re never too old to be young.
Co-Production with Jet Theatre
Special New Year’s Eve event December 31, 2015
Tickets are $85 (SeasonPass holder tickets are $45) $40 taxdeductible. Performance is at 8:00 pm with an afterglow provided
by Rocky’s of Northville and a chance to win something shiny
from Orin Jewelers.
Please call to make reservations, or for more information (248)
347-0003.
*Member of Actor’s Equity Association.
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IT’S TIME TO PLAY WITH US!
Northville Holiday Lighted Parade
Sponsored by
ING
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White Christmas
Theme
Friday, November 20, 2015 at 6:30pm
Awards for: Best Parade Theme, Best Holiday Spirit, Mayor’s Choice
Parade information:
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Parade entry confirmation and the route map will be EMAILED to the group's organizer one week prior to the parade.
Staging/Line-up will be held on Cady Street (between Wing and First Streets and in the Community Center parking lot.
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Staging begins at 5:45 p.m.
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Cady Street will close to traffic at 5:30 p.m. Participants will have to be dropped off and walk to meet their group.
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Parade Rules:
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All entries must be fully lighted and decorated.
Parade participants may distribute promotional materials and/or candy at the curbside only. For the safety of the parade watchers, throwing
items is strictly prohibited.
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Animal clean-up units must be provided during the parade for animal entries.
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Due to the length of the parade, entries will be limited to 25 walkers per entry.
Please complete this form and return by November 13, 2015 to:
Northville Chamber of Commerce, 195 S. Main St., Northville, MI 48167, email: tracisincock@northville.org, fax (248) 349-8730
I (We) hereby release and hold harmless on behalf of myself, my child and our representatives, the Northville Chamber of Commerce and the City of Northville, all
of their employees, volunteers, officers and agents from liability for injuries or damages which I or my child may sustain while participating in the 2015 Holiday
Lighted Parade. I (We) agree to all rules and will abide by any and all instructions given to me by the 2015 Holiday Lighted Parade volunteers and staff.
Name of entry:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Contact
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IT’S TIME TO DINE WITH US!
DINE
EDWARD’S CAFE AND CATERER
115 E. Main Street
(248) 344-1550
www.edwardscaterer.com
LET EDWARD’S CATER YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER!
EDWARD’S FAMILY FEAST (serves 6-8) . . . . . . . . . $160
INCLUDES:
• Roasted Turkey 12-14 pound turkey, whole and unstuffed
• Traditional Stuffing made with fresh herbs, celery and onions
• Your Choice of Homemade Whipped Idaho Potatoes
or Whipped Sweet Potatoes
• Your Choice of Green Bean Casserole
or Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Fig Balsamic Glaze
• Cranberry Orange Sauce with apples and spices
• Rolls with butter
• Turkey Pan Gravy with sage and thyme
TIPS FROM THE EDWARD’S KITCHEN:
CREATING THE PERFECT CHEESEBOARD
A cheeseboard is like a piece of art. It needs texture, color, and a
story. A good cheeseboard should be a feast for the eyes as well
as the palate.
Choose cheeses with a variety of flavors, textures, ages, and
colors. From mild to sharp, soft to hard, fresh to aged, the
combinations are limitless.
Select two to five cheeses and plan on about 3–5 ounces of
cheese per person. This amount can vary depending on the
course.
It can be fun to let your selection be dictated by a theme. For
example, a selection of cheeses only from Vermont, strictly goat
cheeses, or maybe an offering of just Italian cheeses.
Cheese is best displayed on a natural surface. Use wood, slate or
marble.
Offer one knife for each cheese and leave space between each
cheese so that flavors don’t mingle
Cheese is best enjoyed at room temperature. Be sure to take
your cheeses out of the refrigerator 1–2 hours before serving.
Labeling each cheese is a good idea so that your guests know
what they are eating.
Accompaniments are key. Choose rustic bread and crackers
that won’t overshadow the cheese. Fresh pears, apples, figs, and
grapes or dried apricots, cranberries and cherries are all good
choices. If you want to include berries, they are best served in the
form of compotes, jams, and chutneys. Pickled veggies, nuts and
charcuterie are also great additions.
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SMALL BUSINESS
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 28
The busiest holiday shopping weekend is almost here. This year, shoppers who want to avoid the crowds at the malls
can shop SMALL (and stress-free) on Small Business Saturday (November 28) in downtown Northville which is home
to more than 60 locally-owned shops.
Small Business Saturday in downtown Northville will provide guests with the opportunity to get their holiday
shopping done early, support their community, and save - as many of the merchants will be offering special deals
and promotions throughout the day.
For those who love taking a good selfie, share a selfie taken while shopping in Downtown Northville on Small Business
Saturday to the Downtown Northville Facebook page, and you could get one step closer to winning a prize package
from participating Downtown Northville merchants. To enter the Downtown Northville Small Business Saturday
Selfie Contest:
1. 2. 3. Shop in Downtown Northville on Small Business Saturday (November 28)
Snap a selfie of yourself at the shop/shops you visit in Downtown Northville
Post your selfie to the Downtown Northville Facebook page and make sure to use the hashtags
#ShopNorthville and #SBS
We will select a winner at random on December 2. Good luck! Happy Shopping in Downtown Northville on Small
Business Saturday.
Guests can take a break from shopping and enjoy a delicious meal or a warm beverage at one of 23 local restaurants
– located within steps of the shops – that offer a variety of dining options. For more information on Small Business
Saturday, Downtown Northville shops, restaurants, and holiday events visit www.downtownnorthville.com.
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ORIN JEWELERS
SHOP
101 E. Main Street
(248) 349-6940
www.orinjewelers.com
Visit Orin Jewelers during Northville Girls’ Night Out on Friday,
November 13th. Stop in to view their new collections of
FourKeeps and Charles Garnier jewelry. Enter to win a piece of
jewerly during the evening.
SALVAGED
133 W. Main Street
Northville Square Mall, Ste. 200
(248) 773-7075
www.SalvagedofNorthville.com
The Ladies of Salvaged have much to be thankful for, as they
have just celebrated their 2nd year Anniversary. They have
made many friends and developed a loyal customer base.
SEND A LETTER TO SANTA
Small Business Saturday is November 28th. Shop local! Shop Small!
Visit the Orin Jewelers website at orinjewelers.com to keep track
of specials throughout the holiday season!
Salvaged is a home décor shop. It specializes in breathing new
life into unique decorating treasures that are gleaned from
the metro Detroit area and as far away as parts of Europe.
Salvaged’s pieces are originals that home décor stores love
to imitate. They keep up with the latest trends from “urban
industrial” to “farmhouse chic”. Salvaged also carries several
product lines and offers support to help put your own spin on
your special pieces.
As always, the Ladies of Salvaged love to party! During the
First Friday Experience the shop is always open till 9:00 pm.
Join the Salvaged Chics for Girls’ Night Out on Friday November
13th. Enjoy party snacks, “Big Girl” beverages and shop the
specials!
Celebrating Thanksgiving with family is dear, but shopping is
the Salvaged Chics’ passion! Shop Salvaged for holiday décor,
gift giving, as well as that special décor piece which adds
warmth to your holiday celebrations.
Small Business Saturday, November 28th 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Follow Salvaged on Facebook: Salvaged Northville.
Learn about special store events, workshops, the latest décor
pieces, and extended hours.
Regular Hours:
Monday – Friday: 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
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GARDENVIEWS
117 E. Main Street
(248) 380-8881
www.gardenviewsinc.com
Gardenviews is hosting its 21st Holiday Open House on Saturday,
November 7th from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm There will be hourly $50
gift certificate drawings from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm along with
holiday music and cookies. Lori Jermont will be on hand to offer
decorating tips and as always, there will be free gift wrapping.
This year’s themes run from natural to opulent. “A Winter Story”,
anchored with birch bark and touches of red, is like walking in
the woods. “Pure Tradition” mixes classic Christmas colors of red
and green with a timeless feel. “Romantic Blush” puts a feminine
spin on the season with soft hues of blush & sage. “Toast the
Season” offers an elegant sophistication with platinum, silver
and crystal. “Radiant Peacock” proudly boasts colors inspired by
1920’s Tiffany art glass and iconic peacock feathers. “Versailles”
is a royal celebration dripping in golden amber, pearls &
rhinestones...lavish and over the top. “Ice Blue”, frozen in time
with snowflakes, icicles and colors of glacier blue and snowy
white emits a chilly forecast.
As always at Gardenviews, there is a unique selection of holiday
candles, gorgeous ribbons and decorations for the season.
DANCING EYE GALLERY
101 N. Center Street
(248) 449-7086
www.dancingeye.com
Support your love for Northville!. The sweatshirt is $45 and is
available in sizes S through 3XL.
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STARRING “THE GALLERY”
118 W. Main Street
(248) 347-1642
www.starringthegallery.com
SHOP
November 28 ~ Small Business Saturday
It’s as easy as shopping at “The Gallery” on November 28th to
do your part in supporting local businesses. Combine Starring
“The Gallery’s” sweet deal (tbd) and the American Express offer
and you’ve got a great Small Business Saturday deal.
The cold weather is here. Let’s be ready. Scarves, hats, headbands,
earmuffs, mittens & gloves in soft warm knits have arrived at
Starring “The Gallery”. Artisan-crafted and specialty knits can
give last winter’s outerwear a fresh new look.
As we anticipate the wonder and excitement of the holidays
turn to Starring “The Gallery” to bring the warm holiday feeling
into your home. “The Gallery” will be filled with the traditional
colors of the holiday – loveable white snowmen, tree trimmings
and décor in shades of red and green, and hand-crafted jewelry
in shiny silver and gold. Be traditional this holiday or step out
of the ordinary and use your favorite colors in trimming the
holiday tree, setting a festive table or in adding hints of the
holidays here and there throughout the house. Starring “The
Gallery” will have all that and the perfect gifts for everyone on
your shopping list.
December 4 ~ First Friday Experience
The last First Friday Experience of 2015 will host fused glass and
steel artists Joe & Jennifer Rutherford. It’s a great opportunity
to share the holiday spirit with friends in downtown Northville.
UPCOMING EVENTS AT “THE GALLERY”
November 6 ~ First Friday Experience
“The Gallery’s” special guest for the evening will be pastel artist
Pat Bursch. Sheila Landis and Rick Matle will entertain with the
sounds of jazz, blues and Brazilian rhythms.
December 12-23 ~
Starring “The Gallery’s” Twelve Days of Christmas
Shop – Save - Repeat! Starring “The Gallery’s” most anticipated
holiday event gives you 12 days of savings on everything in the
store.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2015
visit enjoynorthville.com for details
November 13 ~ Girls’ Night Out
The season kicks off with downtown Northville’s Girls’ Night
Out. Starring “The Gallery” will host an evening filled with
great shopping opportunities, raffles and giveaways. Take this
opportunity to spend a much needed night out with the girls
and to get into the holiday spirit.
Please visit the Starring “The Gallery” website for details on each
of the above events and to see a selection of new merchandise
arriving at “The Gallery”. www.starringthegallery.com
Starring “The Gallery” - the start of a great holiday shopping
experience!
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BIKRAM YOGA
NORTHVILLE
122 MainCenter
(248) 924-2002
www.bikramyogadetroit.com
Fall in Michigan is definite “eye candy”! It soothes the soul and
readies our spirit for the calm quiet of Winter. Let Ernie and
Melissa Curnett at Bikram Yoga Northville help you keep your
body healthy and warm this coming Fall and Winter with the
many different classes all day long, 7 days a week. It is located on
Center Street just south of Main Street in downtown Northville.
Studio classes include:
* 90 minute Bikram method Hatha Yoga series called “Classic”
* 60 minute (modified) Bikram series called “Hot 60”
Both classes are conducted in the traditional HOT (105°) room.
* Warm75 minute (modified) Bikram series is in a WARM room.
This class offers a slower approach to Hatha yoga. Modifications
are encouraged for students to ease into their yoga experience.
The room is still heated, but to a lower temperature. This class is
for people who might be healing an injury or need help with the
proper alignment.
All three of these classes (hot and warm) guide students toward
healthier joints and spines using the proven benefits of the 26
postures + 2 breathing exercises. It is recommended that new
students start their practice with the “Classic” or “Warm75” class
for two reasons: It gives the teacher more time for instruction,
and the postures are repeated twice giving the new student
more opportunity to become familiar with the practice.
SHOP
And last but not least; Kids Yoga, every Saturday afternoon, is for
the younger yogi age 8-12. These students are encouraged in a
very fun and gentle way, with no heat, to make the practice of
yoga part of their lifestyle.
Please check out the Bikram Yoga website at www.
bikramyogadetroit.com or www.hotyogadetroit.com for more
information about their studio, class times and pricing. Like them
on Facebook so you can visit there daily for specials events, daily
schedule of class times and teachers, sales and support.
Mention this article and receive a free package of Ultima
electrolytes. The staff at Bikram Yoga hope to see you real soon.
KB JEWELERS
141 N. Center Street, Suite 101
(248) 348-3810
www.kb-jewelers.com
Shop KB Jewelers during this Holiday Season. Browse their newest
collections from Rebecca, Michael Kors, Gabriel&Co and SimonG
Jewelry. Stylish new additions, the latest trends, and classic
designs. Just in time for the most festive season of the year.
Take advantage of their special promotions during Girls’ Night
Out and upcoming Holiday Events.
Proper alignment is what is stressed to achieve in the classroom.
Not every body is capable of performing the final expression of
each posture. So you are taught to begin by standing straight
while learning to become aware of your breath. Which sounds
simple but it’s not! You are then slowly moved into postures
meant to steer the entire body in the direction of better health.
YIN yoga is conducted at average room temperature. It is the
practice of learning how to breathe well and relax muscles so
the ligaments have the capability to stretch. Hips and shoulders
house an incredible amount of stress. YIN is the perfect yoga for
learning how the release it, and yet it takes time. Make Yin part
of your weekly practice.
SlowFlow is a vigorous class combining upper body strength,
flexibility and cardio. This is a blended class of several traditional
styles of hatha yoga therefore it is not a set sequence and the
postures will vary with each class. The class is designed for all
students seeking a challenge. Beginners are welcome.
Core Club meets in a cool room 3 times a week. This class is
where your strength and ability is challenged so as to fine tune
your balance. The stronger your core, the sturdier your structure.
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LEEANNA WOODS: HEALING FEATHER
MASSAGE THERAPY AND PIX BY LEE
PHOTOGRAPHY
133 W. Main Street, Suite 101
(810) 339-0260
Meet Leeanna Woods, owner of two Northville-based businesses,
Healing Feather Massage Therapy and Pix by Lee Photography.
Leeanna is a perfect example of what happens when you follow
your passion. After years of experience in Neuro Trauma ICU and
the emergency room as a Certified Evaluated Nurse’s Assistant
plus in-home peritoneal dialysis and home healthcare, Leeanna
realized she could make people feel better through massage
therapy. Her research helped her find ways of relieving pain and
in many cases, prevent damage to the body, bones, and muscles.
Leeanna’s clients benefitted from the massage therapy quickly,
improving their quality of life.
Leeanna draws from her Native American heritage to apply
a holistic, natural approach to healing, and has even become
a Reiki Master. Healing Feather Massage Therapy has been in
business since 2006 and relocated to Northville in 2014.
When Leeanna isn’t providing relaxing massage therapy, she
is a busy photographer with her other business, Pix by Lee
Photography. Leeanna’s passion for photography began as
a child with her father and continued while in high school,
working in the dark room with film. She began photographing
bands and family portraits, and in recent years, has added
event photography, commercial and product photography for
catalogs, and headshots to her lists of services. The film has
been replaced with digital photography and the darkroom
has become Lightroom on her laptop, but she still feels the
excitement of seeing the photos come to life.
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KELLY & KELLY, P.C.
422 E. Main Street
(248) 348-0496
www.KellyKellyLaw.com
Kelly & Kelly, P.C., is a local law firm focused on providing exemplary
legal services to Northville residents and their families since 1988.
The firm was started by husband and wife, John & Michele Kelly,
who lived in Northville with their 4 children when they opened
the law firm’s doors 27 years ago. The firm has since grown to six
attorneys which includes two of John & Michele’s four children,
Ryan and Michael, who both continue to reside in Northville with
their young families.
Kelly & Kelly, P.C., focuses on distinct legal matters which affect
members of our Northville community. All members of the firm
regularly give back to our Northville community in addition
to their legal practice. John Kelly’s practices focuses on estate
planning, business and real estate matters and he is an active
member of Northville Rotary. Michele Kelly is a skilled family
and criminal law advocate who has spent years serving on
Northville commissions and boards. Ryan Kelly is a five time
“Super Lawyers Rising Star” in the area of family law and Past
President of the Women’s Bar Association of Oakland County.
Jonathan Paul is a former prosecutor and now criminal defense
lawyer and a published author on criminal defense strategies.
Michael Kelly also focuses on criminal defense and is currently
Head Coach of an U-4 Northville soccer team. Erin Flynn handles
family law matters and is the current Secretary for the Northville
Kiwanis Club.
Kelly & Kelly, P.C., looks forward to its 27th year serving in the
Northville community. More information can be found on their
website at www.kellykellylaw.com.
Healing Feather Massage Therapy provides:
• Integrated and Swedish massage
• Trigger point release therapy
• Chair massage, i.e., for corporate wellness
• Pre-natal massage
• Aroma therapy
• Reflexology
• Reiki
Pix by Lee Photography provides:
• Family and individual portraits
• Headshot / LinkedIn portraits
• Pet photography
• Architecture and real estate photography
• Commercial and product photography
• Events, such as festivals, concerts, parties, special events
For additional services and information, check out Healing
Feather Massage Therapy at www.healingfeathermassage.com
and Pix byLee Photography at www.pixbylee.com.
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THE NORTHVILLE GALLERY
123 E. Main Street
(248) 465-9630
NorthvilleGallery.com
FRAMING FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The Northville Gallery full-service framing shop can help you get
ready for the holidays. Whether it’s finally framing (or re-framing)
family photos or artwork before hosting a holiday party, or creating
a custom gift for someone special, The Northville Gallery is ready
for your project.
In addition to fine art and photography framing, The Northville
Gallery can also frame sports and hobby memorabilia. Professional,
college, high school or even little league jerseys can be preserved
along with photos, balls, pucks and more. Diplomas, medals,
musical instruments, flags, awards and more can be framed for
display.
Visit the Gallery for a free consultation from their talented designers.
They are happy to help you come up with the perfect solution for
your framing needs!
DDA NEWS IS ONLINE
Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter
are available on the DDA website.
Lori M. Ward, DDA Director
loriwarddda@comcast.net
The DDA is open Mon. through Fri. 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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