|
|
|
Voting Guide2006 Voting Guide for Chelsea. Resources to help you learn about the candidates and issues for Nov. 7. Spotlight On...Become a Featured Contributor!
|
Past Events in Chelsea, MichiganNovember 2006![[Wine, Women & Shopping in Chelsea on 11/18]](/images/winewomenshopping.gif) Film Series: American Graffiti - 11/4 Cranesbill Books' Teen Film Series continues, rescheduled from summer, with American Graffiti, suggested for viewers 17 and older. Held at Cranesbill Books at 8 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Chelsea Film Society. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. A Visit with Writers David Storer and Michael Patterson - 11/5 Writers, experienced or not, will find the talk by creative gurus David Storer and Michael Patterson appealing. The duo have an ongoing writers’ group in Chelsea, and Storer is an Ann Arbor-based creative coach offering motivation to a number of local writers. Held at Cranesbill Books at 2 p.m. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. Election Day - 11/7 The voting center for Chelsea residents is located at the Washington Street Education Center cafeteria, 500 Washington Street. If you have any questions, please contact the City Clerk at 475-1771. To find out what we have on the ballot in this year's election, see our 2006 Voting Guide. Barefoot Boogie - 11/10 Join the folks at the Tree of Life Studio for a free, monthly dance party where you'll enjoy an evening of expression in movement. Experience new music, new friends, and open minds as you mingle, move, and just have fun. All ages welcome. Doors open at 8 p.m. Cafe open for purchasing teas and smoothies. For more information, visit the Tree of Life Studio website or call (734) 433-0697. Actor Boot Camp - 11/10 thru 11/12 Back by popular demand this weekend workshop has participants spend a weekend in intensive study at the Purple Rose Theatre learning the acting techniques used by working professionals. All skill levels welcome. Call (734) 433-7782 or visit the PRTC website to register or learn more. Film Series: Jailhouse Rock - 11/11 Cranesbill Books' Teen Film Series continues with Jailhouse Rock, suggested for viewers 17 and older. Held at Cranesbill Books at 8 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Chelsea Film Society. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. Chelsea Senior Center 25th Anniversary Gala - 11/11 This fundraiser will feature music by On The Fence (as seen at Sound & Sights) and superb dining, as we celebrate those who have supported the senior center. Held at the Washington Street Education Center cafeteria at 5:30 p.m. Call 475-9242 for ticket information. The Sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald - 11/11 The sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald continues to be one of the great unsolved mysteries of the Great Lakes. Join author Michael Schumacher and his telling of the story of the “Fitz,” its years of service on the waters of the Great Lakes, its tragic demise, the search effort and investigation, and the speculation that followed in the wake of the catastrophe. Held at Cranesbill Books at 2 p.m. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. Hope Clinic - 11/11 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. Creative Pursuits Workshop for Kids- 11/12 Local author Karen Bell-Brege and her husband Darrin Brege will talk to kids about creative pursuits. Darrin was the illustrator of the well-loved American Chillers and Michigan Chillers series and they are now working on their own series, Mick Morris, Myth Solver. The Breges are good at motivating young creative spirits. The workshop will include ideas about how artists and writers turn words and art into fiction. Held at 2 p.m. at Cranesbill Books. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. Sunday Brunch at Chelsea Community Hospital - 11/12 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. Chelsea Library Moving Days - thru 11/13 The Chelsea Library is moving to their new location on Main St the first part of November. That means they'll be closed for services until their opening date at McKune. A visit with Illustrator Steven Kellogg - 11/16 Award winning illustrator Steven Kellogg will visit Chelsea on Thursday, Nov. 16 as part of Chelsea District Library’s celebration of Children’s Book Week. Kellogg, whose books have been part of the Reading Rainbow series, will talk and demonstrate illustrating techniques, becoming an illustrator, and other topics that will leave kids of all ages spellbound. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Books & Banter Discussion Group – 11/16 This discussion group is held at 1:30 on the third Thursday of the month at the library. This month’s book is “A Walk in the Woods” by Bill Bryson. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Fashions of the World - 11/17 This event brought to us by The Mission Marketplace and Tree of Life Studio features a night of fashion, fun, and festivities from around the world. Check out Chelsea's local talent as they walk the runway wearing hand made clothing by Jenabah of Sarasvati Silks and fair trade designs from India, Portugal, Africa, Nepal, and more. Organic coffees, teas, smoothies, and juices will be available. Held at the Tree of Life Studio, doors open at 7 p.m. Friday Film Series: Affluenza - 11/17 The Friday Film Series presents a screening of Affluenza, with a discussion following the film. Co-sponsored by Cranesbill, the Chelsea Film Society, and the Tamarack Greens. Held at 7:30 p.m. at Cranesbill Books. Call (734) 433-2665 for more information. Senior Movie and Discussion Series: Super Size Me - 11/17 This movie discussion series with the library's Bill Harmer, continues with Super Size Me. 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 12/15. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. Wine, Women and Shopping - 11/18 ![[Wine Women & Shopping 11/18]](/images/winewomenshopping2.gif)
Merchants in Chelsea are joining together to present this fun filled day ... for ladies only! Enjoy wine and appetizers as you browse the galleries, shop for holiday gifts at your favorite places downtown and hang out with your pals. The day will feature special events such as an antiques appraisal fair, mini massages, demonstrations and more. Held from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. at participating merchants located downtown, uptown (Old US12/Main) and don't forget to wander down Sibley Rd. to the Tree of Life studio. Just look for shops displaying the red and white balloons Thanksgiving Storytime - 11/20 Visit the Chelsea Library at 6 p.m. for a special visit with Tom the Turkey -- a real live turkey of the Royal Palm Breed who is five years old. He is a local celebrity! Then stay to enjoy storytime at 7 p.m. For ages 3 and up. HAPPY THANKSGIVING! - 11/23 Many wishes to you, and your family and loved ones for a delicious and peaceful Thanksgiving! Old Friends 17th Annual Holiday Sale - 11/24 and 11/25 Featuring handcrafted work of over 15 local artists, such as wreaths, ornaments, handcrafted garments, fun and fine jewelry, watercolor paintings, pottery, herbal gifts and soaps, baskets, candles and plenty more. Hosted by Rita Hermann and Merrill Crocket, the show will be held from 10 til 5 at 11131 Scio Church Rd. Call (734) 475-4651 for more information. Balafon Classes taught by Ryan Edwards of Like Water - 11/26 Enjoy an introduction, or a continuing study into the sweet and funky music of the balafon – a West African marimba. The instructor, Ryan Edwards of Like Water Drumworks, has studied the music of West Africa for nearly 10 years and has traveled extensivly in West Africa. Class for beginners is held from 3 til 4:30 and the intermediate class is from 4:30 til 6. Registration is necessary, and space is limited. Call 734-475-3158 or email tom@likewaterdrumworks.com to register. Other classes take place on 12/17 and 1/14. A visit with author Laura Kasischke - 11/27 Award winning author and poet Kasischke will read from Boy Heaven, her newest novel for teens. She’ll talk about writing, the process of having a book (The Light Before Her Eyes) made into a movie, answer questions, and autograph books. Books will be available for purchase. Held at McKune Memorial Library from 7 til 8:30. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. High Strung Rock & Roll Library Tour! - 11/28 Last summer, Detroit band The High Strung toured public libraries across the country and attracted quite a lot of attention, including a spot on National Public Radio's "This American Life." Now it's our turn, and the band will be bringing their rousing, Beatlesque jams to Chelsea as part of the library's grand opening festivities. Normally you're told to keep quiet at the library but we’re turning up the volume! Held at 7 p.m. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. The Music of Words - 11/29 Poet Laureate, writer and performer M.L. Liebler, and Woodstock Records recording artist Professor "Louie" present an exciting program that blends poetry & Americana Roots music. They take you on a journey from early blues, folk, jazz, rock up to original contemporary compositions. A colorful feature to the performances is writer/vocalist Miss Marie from Brooklyn, NY. Together they blend words & music with beautiful harmonies as well as spoken word. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. CAP Youth Theater presents Fiddler On The Roof, Jr. - 11/29 and 11/30 Set in a little village in Russia at the turn of the century, is this classic tale of Tevye the Dairyman, and his struggle to hold on to tradition in the face of a changing world. Directed and choreographed by Ty Jacobs, musical direction by Colleen Stano and produced by Clara Smith. Playing at the Beach Middle School Auditorium at 7 p.m. Tickets available at the Chelsea Pharmacy, or at the CAP Jr. website. Witt's End Improv Comedy Workshop - 11/30 Learn the basics of improv theatre and find out how a comedy troupe works together on stage to create scenes that make sense. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, and come ready to play! Witt's End was founded in 2001 with the goal of creating scene-based, character-driven improv comedy at the University of Michigan. Cast members have trained at the Second City, the Improv Inferno, the DSI Festival in Chapel Hill, and the Michigan Improv and Laugh Festival in Ann Arbor. Held from 7 til 8:30 at the Chelsea District Library. Visit the McKune Memorial Library website or call (734) 475-8732 for more information. City Council Town Hall Meeting – 11/30 This Town Hall meeting will be held on at 7 p.m. at the Washington Street Education Center (Board Room). City residents and members of the community are invited to attend to welcome the new City Police Chief, Ed Toth. This meeting will also include the discussion of assessing in the City, and the City's Assessor will be in attendance. |
|
