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DDA NEWS IS ONLINE Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are available

on the DDA website.

The DDA is open Mon. through Fri. 8:00 am - 4:30 pmLori M. Ward, DDA [email protected]

215 W. Main Street, Northville, MI 48167

Phone: (248) 349-0345Fax: (248) 305-9049

CALENDAR. . . May 2016 . . .

MAY 6 – First Friday ExperienceMAY 5, 12, 19, 26 – Northville Farmers’ Market

MAY 19 – Talent for the Title PreliminaryMAY 21 – Rouge River Rescue

MAY 21 – Farm Fest At Maybury FarmMAY 21 – Relay For Life

MAY 25 – Sand Dunes, Sawdust, And Shipwrecks, Stories From The Sunset Shore

MAY 27 - 28 – Northville Flower SaleMAY 30 – Memorial Day Parade

. . . June 2016 . . .

JUNE 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 – Northville Farmers’ MarketJUNE 3 – First Friday Experience

JUNE 3, 10, 24 – Friday Night Summer Concert SeriesJUNE 4 – Talent For The Title Final

JUNE 5 – Main Street League Kickball TournamentJUNE 12, 19, 26 – Mill Race Village Sundays

JUNE 16 – BM&AC InvitationalJUNE 17 - 19 – Arts And Acts Festival

JUNE 17 - 18 – Northville Summer CarnivalJUNE 21, 28 – Tunes On Tuesday Kids Concert Series

MAY/JUNE 2016

IN THIS ISSUE:News From The DDABusiness and Organization Events




THE DDANEWSFROM

Dumpster Enclosure Expansion on Mary Alexander CourtPizzo Construction was scheduled to begin expansion of the Dumpster Enclosure the week of April 25th. The current enclosure will be expanded to the east and will accommodate all three dumpsters, recycling containers and single combined grease container within its walls. Currently, the dumpsters are placed across the sidewalk and adjacent to the enclosure and do not fit within the walls. One of the mature trees will be relocated and the landscaping enhanced in the area. The expansion should provide a cleaner, aesthetically pleasing solution to the current dumpster area.

Pavilion Repair DDA staff is working with consultant to provide a punch list of items needed to repair the Pavilion and get it back in good operational form and looking terrific. Once the punch list has been completed the project will be packaged and bid out. Staff is hopeful that the work can be completed by June 3, the date of the first Friday Night Summer Concert. If not, the repairs will be scheduled around Tunes for Tuesday and Friday Night Concerts.

Road Repair on Main StreetMain Street in front of Comerica Bank was repaired the week of April 18th. Main Street was closed for three days to address the issue. The road had begun settling and the pavement and stone were buckling and creating a trip and pothole issue. The problem was identified and repaired and new concrete was poured and the brick reset. The road reopened on April 20th.

Secondary Streetscape Guidelines DDA staff has drafted a set of Secondary Streetscape Guidelines that will guide the public improvements that are impacted by private development in the downtown. While these areas were addressed along Main and Center during the Streetscape Enhancement project, the side streets have not been completed. As new projects come forth in these areas, the document will help insure that the area is cohesive in its function and looks. The Guidelines will be on the Planning Commission’s May 3rd agenda for review and adoption.

Street Furniture Two ADA accessible tables and 4 chairs have been purchased to add to Town Square to allow patrons with wheelchairs access to the tables. They will have small handicapped symbols on each of the tables to identify them as ADA compliant furnishings.

The DDA has replaced several of the umbrellas in Town Square in time for seasonal use. The existing umbrellas were repaired and cleaned for installation.

LandscapingDDA staff has been working with Commercial Grounds Services to get ready for summer seasonal plantings. The work includes grooming of the downtown landscape beds, trimming back annuals, cleaning out the tree wells, trimming hedges and shrubs, mulching and general sweeping. Annuals will be installed the week of May 23rd, weather permitting. Our three seasonal groundskeepers – Vance, Tyler, and Gunnar are all three returning this summer to assist the DDA in keeping the downtown well maintained and looking good.

Strategic PlanFollowing a competitive bid process, the team from Beckett and Raeder and LandUSA were selected to complete the Strategic Plan for Downtown Northville. A Steering Committee has been created and will help guide the Strategic Planning process. There will be opportunity for public input during the planning process, as well as informational presentations, which will be open to the public, so keep an eye out in local publications and on our website www.downtownnorthville.com for updates.




EVENTSBUSINESS AND ORGANIZATION

BUSINESS EVENTS AND INFORMATIONDancing Eye Gallerywww.dancingeye.comAddress: 101 N. Center StreetPhone: (248) 449-7086

This Michigan-shaped dish by Merging Story is from a varied selection by two artists well known to the Dancing Eye Gallery. Most dishes have Michigan or Detroit themes. Among other pieces by Merging Story are Michigan-shaped ornaments and sports tiles. (The dish shown is $36.)

D&D Bicycles and Hockeywww.ddbikes.comAddress: 121 N. Center StreetPhone (248) 347-1511

D&D Bicycles and Hockey is your one stop shop since 1977, where hockey equipment and bikes are always up to 30% off. We’re Michigan’s largest family-owned bike shop with 5 Detroit locations to serve you! Service is our specialty! Every bike comes with three years free flat repair and tune-ups. All skates include one year free sharpenings. Visit us for a test ride or shop online at ddbikes.com.

D&D Events:D&D Tent Sale: May 20-22nd, June 24-26thD&D Bike Basics Class: May 22nd, June 26th

Healing Feather Massagewww.HealingFeatherMassage.com Address: 133 W. Main Street, Suite 101(Lower Level of Northville Square)Phone: (810) 339-0260

For all of May and June, just for those loving parents of ours… Healing Feather Massage and Reiki has created something just as special and it’s something you don’t want to miss!

May is Mother’s Day Madness!May 8th is a reminder to say you appreciate her in a special way. Purchase a full one hour integrated massage for mom and she will receive an extra 30 minutes added on for free!

June is Father’s Day fun!June 19th is his turn to be noticed for everything he does. So give him a gift just because. Purchase dad a full one hour integrated massage session and he too will receive 30 extra minutes added to his hour!

Text or call for your gift certificates now! “Happy Mothers & Fathers Day” to everyone. Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/HFMassage

Hot Yoga Detroit Northville (Formerly Bikram Yoga)www.hotyogadetroit.comAddress: 122 MainCentre(South of Main Street on Center Street)Phone: (248) 924-2002

Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook

Happy Spring Northville! Whether you see or hear Bikram Yoga Northville OR their new name Hot Yoga Detroit, they are ONE IN THE SAME! Still privately owned and operated by Melissa and Ernie Curnett, with the same fabulous teachers and the same most fabulous students. They have changed their name to better reflect who they are and the direction they are moving in.

You will still find the Bikram method 26 poses/2 breathing exercises class, the Hot 90, on the schedule but not exclusively. A 60 minute version, Hot 60, is also very well attended and appreciated by students who do not have time for the Hot 90. There is a 75 minute class, 75 Warm, based on the 60 but in a cooler/warm room. This class is designed for those needing a bit more instruction and a gentler approach.

HotYogaDetroit is very happy to announce, Yin is now on the schedule FIVE times a week. This class is led in a cool room (wear comfortable, stretchy clothing). As well as a Hot 60, followed by Core Club, 3 times a week. There is also a Kids Class for 48 year-olds every Saturday at 1pm. A complete class schedule, class descriptions, list of pricings, and much more yoga information is available on the website. Stop in and jump start your summer with a steady practice of yoga.

HotYogaDetroit recently had a BOGO 50% off Sale. If you weren’t aware or unable to purchase at that time, mention this article and receive the same Sale prices until May 30, 2016.

Be Well! Be Happy! You’re important!





The Next Chapter Bookstore & Bistrowww.readnextchapterbooks.comAddress: 141 East Main StreetPhone: (248) 465-0010

Next Chapter is having a Red Carpet event on Saturday, June 4th – which will also be a Grand Announcement of a new menu item, waffles, as well, which will feature a gluten free option. They are calling this event our Customer Appreciation Day!

They also offer .50 cents for coffee on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays - all day, every week!

Orin Jewelerswww.orinjewelers.comAddress: 101 E. Main StreetPhone: (248) 349-6940

Alex and Ani’s Kentucky Derby, Detroit Tigers, and Mother’s Day Special Collections are available for a limited time only!

May 5: Give-Back Night for St. Mary Mercy HospitalJoin the party 5:00 – 8:00pm and a portion of every purchase goes back to St. Mary Mercy Hospital. Refreshments will be served and a special collection of Alwand Vahan bracelets will be in one-night only! Orin Jewelers is proud to be a partner of St. Mary Mercy Hospital.

May 8: Mother’s DayMake sure Mother’s Day isn’t forgotten this year. See a limited-time collection of Mother & Daughter bracelets and Motherhood jewelry and make sure Mom feels special!

Graduation GiftsFind a special gift for the graduate at Orin’s! The popular Graduation Cap Bangles are back again by popular demand and selling out fast!

June 17-19: Northville Arts and ActsOne of Orin’s award-winning custom jewelry designers will be present during Downtown Northville Arts and Acts. Make an appointment to meet with her and watch her create a stunning jewelry design with your ideas! From rings to bracelets, and necklaces to earrings, be part of designing a fresh addition to your summer jewelry wardrobe!

Pix By Leewww.PixByLee.comAddress: 133 W. Main Street, Suite 101(Lower Level of Northville Square)Phone: (810) 339-0260

Pix By Lee is new to downtown Northville and is enjoying all it has to offer. Please think of them for your photo needs as spring and summer heats up.

Remember Mother’s and Father’s Day are coming soon and a family photo is the perfect gift for any mom and dad.

Don’t forget to like and follow their page on Facebook! Facebook.com/PixByLee

Spice MerchantsAddress: 110 N. Center StreetPhone: (248) 735-8300

Spring has sprung in Michigan which means it’s time to break out the grills, load the coolers and pack the picnic baskets! As you begin your summer activities, why not let Spice Merchants of Northville help make those outdoor events even more special and delicious!

At Spice Merchants of Northville, we have over 250 different single spices and signature blends to help make your grill outs, barbeques and picnics a unique experience. When you fire up the grill, be sure to try out one of their special BBQ blends like Cherry BBQ made with real Michigan cherries, Sweet BBQ and Smoked BBQ all are great on ribs, pork and poultry. If steaks are your preference, you will be sure to love their Saugatuck Steak Rub, Coffee BBQ rub and their specially created Northville blend. Made with their hometown in mind, our Northville, blend combines our Coffee BBQ rub with a hint of cocoa nibs to really bring out the rich smoky flavors of a good steak. If Dad loves to grill ask about our Grill and Broil gift boxes for Father’s Day an assortment of our best-selling grilling blends that he will be





sure to love! Or, custom make your own gift basket to suit his individual taste.

In addition to a great selection of spices and blends, Spice Merchants of Northville also carries nearly 200 varieties of loose leaf teas...perfect for those days when nothing is better than a cold glass of ice tea. Try their delicious teas that are especially good over ice like Green Rooibos Key West, Blueberry Merlot, Orange Passion Fruit, Very Berry, Grapefruit Oolong, Caribbean Breeze and Japanese Cherry. If you like your summer drink with a bit of a kick these great tasting teas taste terrific with a splash of flavored vodka! Also, to help you make the perfect iced tea, see our selection of Mist Iced Tea Jugs perfect for cold steeping loose leaf teas. As the summer weather approaches that also means bathing suit time. So, to help you get that beach body, Spice Merchants of Northville has put together a specially selected assortment of weight loss teas available in 2 week, 1 month and 3 month packs depending on your needs.

Finally, nothing goes better with BBQ and iced summer drinks like baseball! To celebrate our beloved Tigers, we have created a special limited edition blend called Tiger Paw. Our Tiger Paw blend is a perfect balance of sweet savory and heat by combining citrus notes of blood orange and orange peel with black pepper and Sriacha infused sea salt. Tiger Paw is great on chops and poultry or can be used as a base to make a refreshing summer vinaigrette with a kick!

To welcome spring and summer, we are pleased to continue a special offer of providing you with one ounce of spice or tea free with the purchase of five ounces.*

Go Tigers and they will see you at Spice Merchants!*see store for details

Starring “The Gallery”www.starringthegallery.comAddress: 118 W. Main StreetPhone: (248) 347-1642

Downtown Northville’s calendar is filled with many great events during the spring and summer months giving you the perfect opportunity to visit Starring “The Gallery”. There are always new arrivals by some of Michigan’s finest artists and new finds for your home, both inside and out. Topping it off with specialty items for baby and spa-inspired soaps and lotions makes Starring “The Gallery” your perfect shopping destination. There’s always something new to see.

First Friday ExperienceMake Starring “The Gallery” your first stop during downtown Northville’s very popular First Friday Experience where each month we give a different artist the opportunity to showcase their newest pieces of art. Denise Cassidy Wood will exhibit with us for the first time at “The Gallery during the month of May. Denise is unable to attend the artist reception on May 6, but will join us on Friday evening, May 20th from 6:00 - 8:00pm for a mini reception.

Returning for the June 3rd First Friday Experience is Joy Huyck with a selection of her newest paintings. Joy’s exhibit will continue throughout June.

Please visit our website www.starringthegallery.com/firstfriday for a schedule of artists appearing and exhibiting at our First Friday Experience events.

Talent for the TitleSpring forward and reach for the stars in downtown Northville’s 8th annual music and dance performance competition.

Key Dates:May 16 Submission deadlineMay 19-20 Preliminary competitionJune 4 Performance finals

Talent for the Title is hosted by Starring “The Gallery” and Broughton Music & Art Center. Competition applications are available at both locations.

Our door is open 7 days a week and open late during all downtown Northville-sponsored events. They hope you’ll stop in to see what’s new.

StART your Downtown Northville shopping experience at Starring “The Gallery”.





Vision Computer Solutionswww.vcsolutions.comAddress: 133 W. Main Street, Suite 112Phone: (248) 912-3019

BUSINESS IS BACK IN MICHIGAN – DON’T LET THE COMPETITION PASS YOU BY:THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016 AT NOAH’S OF AUBURN HILLS – 3391 CROSS CREEK PARKWAY, AUBURN HILLS, MI 48326

With the recent surge of start-up companies, increasing IT budgets, and innovation in the area, now is the time to evaluate your company’s infrastructure, goals, and future plans- especially for the 2017 fiscal year. Network with Michigan business owners, technology gurus, and market strategists while discovering the latest in technology to increase profitability and productivity customized for the small-and-medium business realm. No sales pitches, just education!

Taking place June 9, 2016 at NOAH’s of Auburn Hills this day-long event is the perfect opportunity to propel your business’s success in 2016. Hear from technology industry leaders including: Datto, Dell, and Microsoft and have a hands-on opportunity to experience the latest technologies from our sponsors. Business-focused sessions will be presented by Vision Computer Solutions, New Horizons Computer Learning Centers, and Developrise.

A variety of session topics will be covered throughout the day including, but not limited to:

• Security Blind Spots: What’s Lurking & How to Stop It• Embracing Productivity: The Right Device• Your Website: Why Making the Right Investment is Key for

Your Business• Backup and Disaster Recovery – A Live Demo• Microsoft Customer Immersion Experience – Try out the

Right Tools for Your Business

Breakfast and lunch are included. Several door prizes will be raffled off to present attendees including a free Microsoft Technical Course from New Horizons Computer Learning Centers (a $3,000 value). The day concludes with networking and a complimentary cocktail hour takes place at 5:00pm as the day comes to a close.

Register today at: www.vcsolutions.com/techfest-2016

Wok Asian Bistrowww.wokasianbistro.comAddress: 144 Mary Alexander CourtPhone: (248) 735-0101

Wok Asian bistro is nearing their one year anniversary in June! The restaurant has been featured multiple times on Fox2, Channel 7, Channel 4, and TV20 in the past few months and The Northville Record featured them in their late October edition (http://www.hometownlife.com/story/news/local/northville/2015/10/29/greg-richards-wok-asian-bistro-eatery-organic-stir-fry/74441704/). The new restaurant, which prides itself on fresh, locally sourced & organic stir fry, is located on Mary Alexander Court and they’re excited to share the some of the events they have!

They have lots of cool stuff planned for their 1 Year Anniversay in June, so check out WokAsianBistro.com, their Facebook, Instagram or Twitter for more info!

Patio season means lots of new and unique cocktail creations on the menu! Try a Wok On The Beach featuring Japanese Choya Honey, a Sparkling Sake Sunset with certified ORGANIC SOCIAL Sake, their now famous Acai Berry Cosmo or grab a Tyku Sake Flight and dive into the world of chilled Sake! Every Saturday reverse happy hour and KARAOKE starts at 9:00pm - grab one of their new martinis and then grab the mic to sing some of your favorite tunes!

Late last year Wok began offering cooking classes. Each class has been SOLD OUT and they are looking to do a children’s cooking class this summer. The classes, which run 6:30 - 8:30pm, are $45 and include copies of the recipes, tastings of all the dishes and the opportunity to be as interactive as you’d like. Wok also does catering, private parties and in home dinner parties. For more info or to sign up call the restaurant (248) 719-7622 or visit wokasianbistro.com.

Each and every Wednesday Wok presents their version of Wine Down Wednesday featuring two entrees and bottle of ONEhope Wine (charity wine program that donates 50% of their profits to associated charities) for $40!

Wok’s wine program features the largest selection of wines that support charity: ONEhope Cabernet (to autism), ONEhope Merlot (to eradicate global disease), ONEhope Sauvignon Blanc (to the environment), ONEhope Chardonnay (to fight breast cancer), ONEhope Pinot Noir (pet adoption), ONEhope Sparkling Brut (meals for starving children), ONEhope Zinfandel (support our troops), Michigan made Chateau Grand Traverse’s “Picnic” White and “Woods” Red





(Michigan Dept of Natural Resources to keep our state parks looking beautiful), 10 Span Pinot Noir (Ventana Wildlife Society working to revitalize the California Condor) and Concannon Cabernet (donates 50% of the profits to a Detroit food bank Wok is working with).

Every Sunday they serve $2 Bloody Marys & Mimosas and their brand new weekday happy hour menu 2:30 - 5:30pm includes: $2 hot sake, domestic beers, $3 well drinks and asian beers ! Owner Greg Richards is determined to have the best happy hour in the area!

The patio is open and if you haven’t been to Wok yet then walk on over and try the best stir fry you’ll ever have. Don’t forget that wok does CATERING as well, so be sure to use them for your next event!

CLUB, ORGANIZATION, AND NONPROFIT EVENTS AND INFORMATIONNorthville Art Housewww.northvillearthouse.orgAddress: 215 W. Cady StreetPhone: (248) 344-0497

Northville’s Arts and Acts Festival, June 17th-19th A Festival of Michigan Arts in historic Downtown NorthvilleArt, Theatre, Literature, Food, Music -- all in one weekend in one town!

The Northville Art House shines a spotlight on the imagination, art, talent and cultural diversity of artists throughout the region when the annual Arts and Acts Festival returns for the seventh consecutive year June 17-19 in historic Downtown Northville. The Festival includes the 28th annual juried fine art show Art in the Sun, featuring over 70 talented artists; the Sandbox Play Festival produced by Tipping Point Theatre; the Short on Words Literary Contest; musical entertainment featuring some of metro Detroit’s top musicians; children’s activities; the 3rd annual Northville Art House Chalk Festival; and a large variety of food and drink.

Arts and Acts brings together the community to celebrate the local arts. With the exception of the tickets for the Sandbox Play Festival, and a recommended donation for the chalk festival, Arts and Acts is a free event. It is also a major fundraiser for the Northville Art House. The funds raised allow us to

bring quality art exhibits and art education to Northville and the surrounding communities.

Northville’s Arts and Acts Hours Friday, June 17th: 3:00pm to 8:00pm Saturday, June 18th: 10:00am to 8:00pm Sunday, June 19th: 10:00am to 5:00pm

Location: Main and Center Streets, downtown Northville, MI

Contact: Northville Art House, (248) 344-0497 For more detailed information, visit: www.northvillearthouse.org

Northville District Librarywww.northvillelibrary.orgAddress: 212 W. Cady StreetPhone: (248) 349-3020

May - June 2016 Events Register by phone at (248) 349-3020, in the Library, or online at our Events Calendar.

THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED ON SUNDAY, MAY 8 FOR MOTHER’S DAY AND SUNDAY & MONDAY, MAY 29 & 30 FOR MEMORIAL DAY. The Library closes on Sundays for Summer beginning June 19.

Asterisk (*) indicates registration is required by phone at (248) 349-3020 or online at www.northvillelibrary.org

1-on-1 with our Techxpert*Wednesdays in May & June, 5:00 and 6:00pm (except June 22)Thursdays in May & June, 1:00 and 2:00pm





ESL (English as a Second Language) Conversation GroupTuesdays, May & June, 10:30 - 11:30am at Next Chapter Bookstore in downtown Northville

Coloring for Grownups*Wednesdays, May 4 & June 1, 1:00 - 3:00pm

The Great Detroit: View the documentary followed by discussion with the filmmaker*Wednesday, May 4, 7:00pm

Games Unplugged: board and card games for all agesSaturday, May 7, 2:00 - 4:00pm

Between the Lines Adult Book Discussion: The Light Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanMonday, May 9, 7:00pm Hubble’s Hot 100: images from the space telescope*Tuesday, May 10, 7:00pm

Drop-in Tech Help Saturday, May 14, Noon and 2:00pmFree 1-on-1 session for help with your computer or device questions. Up to one hour with a volunteer.

The Catbird Seat in Concert*Monday, May 16, 7:00pm

Community Conversation: Restoring Public Trust in State Government*Tuesday, May 17, 7:00pm

Downloading eBooks, eMagazines & More with your iPad*Wednesday, May 18, 7:00pm

Foreign Film: Secrets of War (Dutch film)Monday, May 23, 6:30pm

World War II In Their Own Words: with Larry Martin*Tuesday, May 24, 7:00pm

Brewing 101 with North Center Brewing Company*Wednesday, June 1, 7:00pm

Between the Lines Adult Book Discussion: Concussion by Jeanne Marie Laskas Monday, June 13, 7:00pm

Pottery Painting with the Bees Knees*Wednesday, June 15, 7:00pm

Adult & Teen Summer Reading Programs BeginFriday, June 17

Folk Concert with Judy and Andy Daigle* Monday, June 20, 7:00pm

All About Facebook*Wednesday, June 22, 7:00pm

Foreign Film: Valentin (Spanish film, 83 mins)Monday, June 27, 6:30pm

Time for a DeClutter*Tuesday, June 28, 7:00pm

The Northville Rotary Clubwww.northvillerotary.org

The Northville Rotary Club has teamed up with Life Remodeled (www.liferemodeled.com) as part of a largescale revitalization project this summer in the Denby Community on Detroit’s east side. Life Remodeled is a Detroit-based nonprofit that seeks to remodel lives along with neighborhoods, schools and homes. The annual volunteer workforce of 10,000 comes from community organizations, churches, businesses and people who just care about Detroit. This year the project will be from August 1, 2016 through August 6, 2016, and will be achieve in a 600-block area that will revitalize 50 homes, board-up numerous vacant buildings, trim bushes and trees, and remove debris in an effort to make the Denby community safer for its residents especially children walking to school. The local Denby community has engaged its residents to work with Life Remodeled in this year’s project. It is an exciting activity that benefits us right here in Detroit.





Michele D. Kelly, a local Northville attorney, achieve with Life Remodeled is spearheading the effort she calls “Northville Stands With Detroit”. The Northville Rotary Club and the Northville community will each undertake the revitalization of 1 of the homes in the Denby Community. Volunteers are needed in all aspects of home renovation or repair, grass cutting, tree trimming, and general maintenance or cleanup. People can volunteer for a few hours, for a day, or for the entire week. The current plan for the Northville Community is for a bus to leave Northville on August 4, 2016, taking the volunteers to the Denby Community and returning later that day.

You can see Michele, find out more about Life Remodeled, and learn how Northville and the Northville Rotary Club are working with Life Remodeled at https://vimeo.com/160697584.

You too can Stand Up With Detroit by joining Michele Kelly, the Northville Rotary, and Life Remodeled. If interested please email Michele Kelly at [email protected] or the Northville Rotary Club at [email protected].

Tipping Point Theatrewww.tippingpointtheatre.comAddress: 361 E. Cady StreetPhone: (248) 347-0003

Rounding Third by Richard Dresserruns through May 8, 2016

****-4 stars, The Detroit Free Press“It’s that rare show that hits its mix of humor and sentiment straight out of the park.” – John Monaghan, Detroit Free Press “Rounding Third is a home run,” – David Kiley, Encore Michigan Rounding Third is sponsored by:

A tumultuous, hilarious journey of two Little League coaches through an entire season, from their first tentative meeting to the climactic championship game.

Directed by Tony Caselli and starring John Lepard* & Tobin Hissong* *members of Actors’ Equity Association. Sponsored in part by our friends at Plante Moran, Rounding Third runs from March 31 through May 8, 2016. The curtain rises at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, with matinees at 3 p.m. on Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. A special matinee

performance has been added on Wednesday, April 20, at 3 p.m. Tickets are $30 to $33 for adults, $28 to $31 for students and senior citizens, and $22 for the two preview shows on March 30 & April 1.

Photos by Steve Fecht

The Michigan Premiere of Stella & Lou by Bruce GrahamJune 2 - June 26, 2016

On a quiet night at Lou’s bar, two kindred spirits navigate changing times and past relationships. Lou is just about to close up his bar for the night when Stella walks in. Stella, a divorced emergency room nurse has just returned from visiting her new grandchild in Florida, and reveals an unexpected surprise and an even more startling suggestion to her friend.

Directed by James R. Kuhl and starring Will David Young* and Nancy Kammer* *members of Actors’ Equity Association. Stella & Lou runs from June 2 through June 26. The curtain rises at 8:00pm Thursdays through Saturdays, with matinees at 3:00pm on Saturday and 2:00pm on Sunday. A special matinee performance has been added on Wednesday, June 15, at 3:00pm.

Photos by Steve Fecht and taking at Deadwood Bar and Grill on Northville Rd. in Northville The theatre is located at 361. E. Cady St. in Northville. Tickets are $30 to $33 for adults, $28 to $31 for students and senior citizens, and $22 for the two preview shows on June 2 & 3. Tickets are on sale now and selling fast! For tickets or more information call the box office at (248) 347-0003.

Mar 31 - May 8, 2016Is it possible to be a coach and a parent?

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