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Past Events in Chelsea, MichiganSeptember 2006
This play, adapted from the Dan Gutman novel, is about a Little League player who finds the most valuable baseball card in the world while cleaning an elderly neighbor’s attic. Filled with baseball history, time travel and romance, this story goes to the 1909 World Series between Ty Cobb’s Detroit Tigers and Honus Wagner’s Pittsburgh Pirates and back again. This charming tale is a must-see for audiences of all ages! Visit the Purple Rose Theater website for details and ticket information. Animanga Club - 9/1 (more) Teens are invited to join techno-hostess Edith Burney on Friday afternoons in September for anime screening, manga swap, and more. We've got the pocky and other Japanese treats, but feel free to BYOA (bring your own anime!) Suki, ne? Held at the Chelsea District Library from 3:30 til 5:30. Also held on 9/8, 9/15, 9/22 and 9/29. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Saturday Farmer's Market - 9/2 The Farmer's Market this week will feature Chef Tye Eider from Weber's Inn in Ann Arbor. Located downtown on Park St. from 8 a.m. til noon. All Breed Dog Show - 9/2 and 9/3 The Livonia Kennel Club is holding an all breed dog show at the Chelsea Fairgrounds. Events include judging, obedience, rally, health clinics, canine good citizen testing, and microchipping. Nearly 1,200 dogs of over 125 different breeds are expected to be entered. For more information, visit www.livoniakennelclub.com or call Arden Shaw, Publicity Chairman, at (248) 851-9729. Virtual Mackinac Bridge Walk - 9/4 Put on your walking shoes, grab a friend or two, and start moving! Residents of Chelsea, Dexter, and Manchester are invited to walk up to five miles on Labor Day, hopefully to accumulate 300 total miles – the approximate distance from Chelsea to the other side of the Mackinac Bridge. Visit the Healthy Communities Walking Program for more information about how to participate. "Babytime" at the Library - 9/5 (more) There’s no better way to introduce your child to the joys of books and reading! Drop-in fun for babies 0-23 months and their caregiver. Held from 10:30 - 11 am at the library on Tuesdays in September: 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, 9/26. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information.
The Red Cross will be holding a Blood Drive at the First United Methodist Church on Park Street from 7 til 7. To donate at the Chelsea Community Blood Drive, visit www.givelife.org and enter ccbd (Chelsea Community Blood Drive). You can also call Carol at (734) 475 9898 or Joe at (734) 433 9538. Auditions for Fiddler On The Roof, Jr. - 9/6 and 9/7 Chelsea Area Players Youth Theater is holding auditions for their production of Fiddler On The Roof, Jr. Bring a song of your choice to sing, be ready to 'cold' read from the script if you're auditioning for a lead role, and dress comfortably for moving around exercises. Many roles available for boys and girls from 3rd to 8th grade. Held at South Meadows school cafeteria from 6:30 til 8:30 p.m. Visit the CAP website for contact information. Sounds & Sights on Thursday Nights / Chelsea Art Market - 9/7 Closing Night! This is your last chance this year to enjoy the music, food, entertainment, shopping, and art on the sidewalks of downtown Chelsea during Sounds & Sights on Thursday Nights. Held from 6 til 8 downtown on Main St. and in the Train Depot lot. Visit the Chelsea Festivals website for details. A visit with author William Creed - 9/7 Michigan author William Creed signs and reads from his Christian futuristic thriller, Comes the End, which has been compared to the Left Behind series by Tim Lehaye Jenkins. Held at Cranesbill Books from 6 til 8. Call the store at (734) 433-2265 for more information. Chelsea Hospital Annual Garage Sale - 9/8 and 9/9 Sponsored by the Chelsea Community Hospital Auxiliary, proceeds benefit Hospital projects and scholarships. Held at the Chelsea Fairgrounds, from 8 til 6 on Friday and 8 til 3 on Saturday. For more information, call (734) 475-1311. Musical Celebrations Concert with Claire Lynch – 9/9 A concert featuring acclaimed folk-singer and songwriter Claire Lynch, in an incredible evening of folk and bluegrass music. Opening with the Chelsea House Orchestra. Held at 7:30 p.m. at the Chelsea High School Auditorium. For tickets or more information, contact the CCA at (734) 433-2787. Hope Clinic - 9/9 The Hope Clinic provides health care and screenings for people with no insurance on the second Saturday of each month from 9 a.m. - noon at Faith In Action. Call (734) 475-3305 for more information. Saturday Farmer's Market - 9/9 Offering seasonal plants, flowers, and produce, as well as eggs, honey, baked goods, jams and jellies, and pieces by local artisans. Located downtown on Park St., next to the Purple Rose Theatre, from 8 a.m. til noon. Sunday Brunch at Chelsea Community Hospital - 9/10 Enjoy brunch at CCH dining room, complete with wait staff, white linens, and fresh flowers. Choices include prime rib, baked ham, quiche, eggs benedict, cheese blintzes, fresh fruit and much more. Call (734) 475-4026 for more information. Cub Scout Round Up – 9/12 Come and find out more about Cub Scouting for grades 1-5 in the Chelsea area. Activities will be set up for boys, while their parents meet with leaders for a short presentation. Held at Pierce Lake Elementary school cafeteria at 7:00. Exploring Online Health Resources – 9/12 Learn which website about nutrition, health conditions and other health information you can trust, how to search for information and more about the library’s databases. Held at the Chelsea District Library from 6 til 8. Storytimes at the Library - Wednesdays and Thursdays Storytimes at the library begin this fall on 9/13. Held on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 til 11 (2-3 year olds) and 11:30 til noon (4-6 year olds). Call (734) 475-8732 to register or for more information. Discussion Group: Values in Videos - begins 9/13 Have you ever gone to a movie and wondered what it was all about? You will gain new and additional values and meanings from the films in this discussion series, beginning with Dead Man Walking. Taught by Susan Conley Weeks, this popular course will be held at the ALI on 9/13 from 1-4, 10/4 from 9 til noon, and 11/1 from 1-4. Visit the Adult Learners Institute website for more information. Managing and Treating Arthritis - 9/14 Chelsea Community Hospital is offering a free public lecture on the management and treatment of arthritis of the hip and knee, taught by Creg Carpenter, an orthopedic surgeon with Chelsea Orthopedic Specialists. Held at the CCH Health & Wellness Center from 7 til 8 p.m. Visit the CCH website for details or call (734) 475-4100 to register. Friday Film Series: Global Warming - 9/15 Cranesbill Books begins their Friday Film Series with the BBC documentary, Global Warming, and a discussion afterwards. This ongoing joint venture is co-sponsored by the Chelsea Film Society, Cranesbill Books and the Tamarack Greens. Held at 7:30 at Cranesbill, 108 E. Middle. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. The Prerequisites of Peace - 9/15 This public talk by Mehtzun Tedla will be held at the Washington Street Education Center at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Chelsea Baha'i group. Animanga Club - 9/15 Teens are invited to join techno-hostess Edith Burney for anime screening, manga swap, and more. We've got the pocky and other Japanese treats, but feel free to BYOA (bring your own anime!) Held at the Chelsea District Library from 3:30 til 5:30. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Visit from author and poet Laura Kasischke – 9/16 Critically acclaimed novelist and poet Laura Kasischke will kick off the fall session of the writers’s workshop at the Chelsea Center for the Arts. She will appear only at the first session of the workshop, from 10 til 11:30 a.m. Call the CCA at (734) 433-2787 for more information or to register. Meditation and Silence: A Buddhist Perspective - 9/16 Join Barbara Brodsky for this seminar on Vipassana, or insight meditation. Meditation teaches us to see life as a constantly changing process, and we begin to accept all aspects of life with less stress and increasing balance and harmony. The day is appropriate for all faiths, including beginners and those with meditation experience. An opportunity to deepen the experience on 9/17 is also available. Held at the Michigan Friends Center from 9 til 4:30. For more information, visit the Michigan Friends Center website. Saturday Farmer's Market "Festival Day" - 9/16 The Farmer's Market this week will feature Chef Heidi from Guy Hollerin's Restaurant at the Holiday Inn in Ann Arbor, a children's booth with free gourd decorating. Located downtown on Park St. from 8 a.m. til noon. Chelsea Center for the Arts Fall Fair - 9/16 Held from 9 til 7, this fair features many events throughout the day, providing a great way to check out what is happening at the CCA. Meet the instructors, and experience a sample of some of the art and music classes going on this fall. Also not to be missed is a visit with Sleeping Bear Press Author and illustrator team Gijsbert & Robbyn van Frankenhuyzen, who will bring their craft to life with a drawing activity and storytelling session for grades 2–5. Visit the CCA website and click on the Fall Classes PDF link to learn more! Call (734) 433-2787 to learn more or to register. Opening Doors to the Arts Reception - 9/16 The Chelsea Center for the Arts is hosting a reception to celebrate the "Opening Doors to the Arts" exhibition from 4 til 7 in the Center Gallery. Visit the CCA website or call (734) 433-2787 to learn more. Geology Arts Fair - 9/16 and 9/17 Annual event with vendors of rocks, minerals, jewelry and more. Also geology walks, stone polishing, and other presentations. At the Eddy Discovery Center in Chelsea. Call (734) 475-3170 for more information. Annual Fall Fleece Fair - 9/17 This 23rd annual event, sponsored by the Spinner's Flock, will take place at Beach Middle School from 10 til 4. Visit the Spinner's Flock website to learn more about the group. Discussion Group: Creating the Onscreen Couple (1938-1941) - begins 9/18 The period surrounding World War II was notable for creating couples whose complexities and conflicts contribute to our notion of romance. Participants in this course will discuss classic films including: Bringing Up Baby, Stagecoach, Citizen Kane, and The Big Sleep. Discuss the characters, history, how the films were received at the time and why they are considered masterpieces. Taught by Jan Loveland, this 5 week course will be held on Mondays from 1 til 3. Visit the Adult Learners Institute website for more information. Evening story time for kids - 9/18 Drop in story time at the library with Miss Karen. The theme this time is "Walking". For children ages 3 and up. Held from 7 - 7:30 pm. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. CPR Class at Chelsea Hospital- 9/19 Get certified for the the first time or renew your out-dated CPR certification in one session. This AHA Adult/Pediatric CPR class is held at the White Oak Center on the Chelsea Community Hospital campus from 6 til 10 p.m. Meet the Beatles! - 9/20 An informal look at The Beatles (their songs, films, album concepts, fiction, poetry, theater, essays, cartoons, and more). Wayne State professor M.L. Liebler will lead a light and engaging discussion and supply rare essays, writings and video footage of The Beatles. Held at the library at 6 p.m. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Let's Speak Spanish - begins 9/20 Discuss customs and learn basic phrases to help you interact and travel in Spanish-speaking countries. Gain confidence to order in restaurants, ask directions, and read signs. Taught by Patti Filipe, this 8 week course will be held on Wednesdays from 1 til 3. Visit the Adult Learners Institute website for more information. Parenting Workshop: Great Plate Workshop I - 9/20 This workshop will give you the tools to plan, shop for, and quickly serve nutritious meals on any schedule. You will receive sample menus and grocery lists to take home. Taught by Paula Herzog, R.D., from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at Moore Pediatrics & Associates. Call (734) 475-4500 to register. Books & Banter Discussion Group - 9/21 This discussion group is held at 1:30 on the third Thursday of the month at the library. This month's book is Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Knitting for Beginners – 9/21 Learn the basic techniques needed to knit a dishcloth with local knitter Adele Wijsman. Recommended for high school age and up. Held at the library from 6 til 8. Call the library for more information. Animanga Club - 9/22 Teens are invited to join techno-hostess Edith Burney for anime screening, manga swap, and more. We've got the pocky and other Japanese treats. This weeks feature is Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. Held at the Chelsea District Library from 3:30 til 5:30. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Senior Movie and Discussion Series: Good Night and Good Luck - 9/22 A movie discussion series with the library's Bill Harmer begins this month with Good Night and Good Luck. Watch a great movie, enjoy drinks and snacks (bring a lunch if you'd like) and then stay for a lively discussion. Held at the library at 1 p.m. Also on 10/20, 11/7 and 12/15. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Chelsea's Fallen Heroes Golf Outing - 9/22 A special event to honor Scott Sumner and Matt Tuttle will be held at Reddeman Farms Golf Club on 9/22. The outing features golfing and awards, auction, appetizers and a cash bar. Net proceeds will go to the families. Contact Mary Gunnis at (734) 475-1355 for availability of tee times. The public is welcome. Discussion Group: The Great Gatsby - begins 9/22 Explore the classic novel, The Great Gatsby and discuss questions such as: What is the American Dream? How does the novel reflect its time period? Why is this considered to be such a great book? Taught by Paul Terpstra, this 4 week course will be held on Fridays from 10 til noon. Visit the Adult Learners Institute website for more information. Boy Scout Troop 425's 80th Anniversary - 9/23
Saturday Farmer's Market - 9/23 Offering seasonal plants, flowers, and produce, as well as eggs, honey, baked goods, jams and jellies, and pieces by local artisans. Located downtown on Park St., next to the Purple Rose Theatre, from 8 a.m. til noon. A visit with children's book author Lisa Himle - 9/23 Author Lisa Himle of Dexter signs her new picture book, Hands as Warm as Toast. Ms. Himle is a teacher in the Dexter Public Schools and her story helps younger kids cope with the transition to school. Held at 2 p.m. at Cranesbill Books. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. Vive la Femme! 9/24 Join Tree of Life Cultural Arts Center for a mind, body, spirit celebration day for women from 9 til 5:30 p.m. Come join us for a day of yoga, raw food preparation, and West African drum and dance workshops. Lunch is provided with early registration. Contact Dori at (734) 475.1836 or dori@likewaterdrumworks.com for more information. String Quartet Concert by the Chelsea Chamber Players - 9/24 The Chelsea Chamber Players presents a free concert at the historic Chelsea Depot at 3 p.m. Featuring a string quartet playing the works of Hayden, Hugo Wolf and Prokofiev. The concert shows off the talents of Paula Elliott, Priscilla Johnson, Ian Cumming and Sara Cumming. Visit the Chelsea Chamber Players website for more information. Mindfulness Meditation Workshop – begins 9/25 This introductory workshop, taught by Martha Kimball, introduces participants to an age-old practice of meditation used in every day life to soothe, heal and enhance well being. Held Mondays for four weeks from 6:30 til 8 at the Chelsea Health and Wellness Center. Call (734) 475-4100 to register or for more information. Art Exhibition at CCA: "Opening Doors to the Arts" - thru 9/30 The Center Gallery at the Chelsea Center for the Arts celebrates the opening of the McKune Memorial Library with an exhibition of fine art, literature, and illustrations as part of the 2006 Community PARTners Artist in Residence Project. Located at the CCA, gallery is open M-Th 9 til 3 and Friday 9-noon. Call (734) 433-2787 for information. Read more on our News page. Great Books for Seniors - 9/27 Join a great book discussion of 1000 White Women by Jim Fergus, led by the library's Bill Harmer and the Chelsea Senior Center's Tina Patterson. Held at the library at 1 p.m. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information or to register. Parenting Workshop: Great Plate Workshop II - 9/27 This workshop will give you the tools to plan, shop for, and quickly serve nutritious meals on any schedule. Take this class separately or as a continuation of Great Plate Workshop I. Taught by Paula Herzog, R.D., from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at Moore Pediatrics & Associates. Call (734) 475-4500 to register. Dance Dance Revolution - 9/27 Teens are invited to get their body moving and dance with friends to DDR Extreme 2! Test eye/foot coordination, have a fun time, and enjoy some snacks, too. New players are always welcome. Held at the library from 7 til 8:30 p.m. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Ghost Hunters! - 9/28 Haunted houses? Cemeteries with ghosts? Explore the supernatural as the Ghost Hunters of Southern Michigan (GHOSM) reveal evidence of paranormal phenomena captured during their investigations. Held at the Chelsea District Library at 7 p.m. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Be sure to join GHOSM for a ghost hunt at Oak Grove Cemetery on 10/28, too! Animanga Club - 9/29 Teens are invited to join techno-hostess Edith Burney for anime screening, manga swap, and more. We've got the pocky and other Japanese treats, but feel free to BYOA (bring your own anime!) Held at the Chelsea District Library from 3:30 til 5:30. Call (734) 475-8732 for more information. One World One Family Dinner and Silent Auction - 9/30 A unique evening of community, dinner, drinks, entertainment and a silent auction. Plus, during this "Have a Bowl" event, you will receive a hand-thrown bowl by a local artist. All to raise money for the One World One Family Task Force, who works to foster anti-discriminatory attitudes and practices in the Chelsea community. Held at the Chelsea Fairgrounds Service Center at 6:30 p.m. Call (734) 475-6090 for tickets or more information Saturday Farmer's Market - 9/30 Offering seasonal plants, flowers, and produce, as well as eggs, honey, baked goods, jams and jellies, and pieces by local artisans. Located downtown on Park St., next to the Purple Rose Theatre, from 8 a.m. til noon. A visit with author Michael Lindley - 9/30 Author Michael Lindley signs his historical mystery, The Seasons Of The Emma Lee, based on his family’s experiences running a marina in Charlevoix. Northern Michigan’s shipbuilding history will be presented by Lindley as part of his appearance. Held at 1 p.m. at Cranesbill Books. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. |
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Scout Troop 425 celebrates 80 years with a community-wide, family-fun,
day-long celebration of scouting and community support! Held at the Chelsea
Fairgrounds, the opening ceremony begins at 10:30 a.m., with events,
demonstrations, games, and food from 11 til 5 p.m. The celebration concludes
with a community-wide campfire and flag retirement ceremony at 8 p.m.