Visit our information table at the Open Air Market of Stockbridge, and enjoy live music every Friday (weather permitting.) Market Music is presented with help from the Stockbridge DDA, Stockbridge Area Arts Council, Stockbridge Area Chamber of Commerce, the Friends of the Stockbridge Library, and CADL’s Stockbridge branch. Fridays, May 4–Aug. 31 (skip June 15) Market 4–7 p.m.; Music 5:30–7 p.m
This two-part series can help kids thank their teachers for a fantastic year! First make your own marbled stationery out of shaving cream. Then come back a week later to write a note to your teacher or other VIP in your life. Fridays, June 1 & 8 • 4–5 p.m
Homeschoolers in grades K–5 and teachers with K–5 classes are invited to sign up for a visit that includes a story, a craft and an introduction to the library. Times are available from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. *Registration required; call 517-851-7810. Monday–Thursday, June 4–7 By appointment
Homeschoolers in grades K–5 and teachers with K–5 classes are invited to sign up for a visit that includes a story, a craft and an introduction to the library. Times are available from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. *Registration required; call 517-851-7810. Monday–Thursday, June 4–7 By appointment
Homeschoolers in grades K–5 and teachers with K–5 classes are invited to sign up for a visit that includes a story, a craft and an introduction to the library. Times are available from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. *Registration required; call 517-851-7810. Monday–Thursday, June 4–7 By appointment
Homeschoolers in grades K–5 and teachers with K–5 classes are invited to sign up for a visit that includes a story, a craft and an introduction to the library. Times are available from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. *Registration required; call 517-851-7810. Monday–Thursday, June 4–7 By appointment
Travel Michigan, maybe even the United States, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a lovelier garden cafe than we have right here in downtown Stockbridge.
This Thursday from 6 to 8 pm, Cravingz will be featuring live jazz music.
What better way to enjoy the evening than to sip on a chilled glass of beer or pinot grigio while jiving to upbeat tunes? And, don’t forget to order a tasty sandwich.
Visit our information table at the Open Air Market of Stockbridge, and enjoy live music every Friday (weather permitting.) Market Music is presented with help from the Stockbridge DDA, Stockbridge Area Arts Council, Stockbridge Area Chamber of Commerce, the Friends of the Stockbridge Library, and CADL’s Stockbridge branch. Fridays, May 4–Aug. 31 (skip June 15) Market 4–7 p.m.; Music 5:30–7 p.m
This two-part series can help kids thank their teachers for a fantastic year! First make your own marbled stationery out of shaving cream. Then come back a week later to write a note to your teacher or other VIP in your life. Fridays, June 1 & 8 • 4–5 p.m
This summer at Mason Jewett Airport, the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), Chapter 55, will again offer Young Eagle Aviation Days, which provides airplane rides to youngsters age 8 to 17 on the second Saturday of June, July and August (www.eaa55.org or www.youngeagles.org).
The Stockbridge High School Alumni Association will host its 122nd annual banquet on Saturday, June 9 at 5:30 pm, at Heritage School, located at 222 Western Avenue, Stockbridge, MI 49285.
Tickets are $16 per person and may be purchased now through June 4.
You may click on the form below for a printable version for mailing to: Stockbridge Alumni Association, P.O. Box 503, Stockbridge, MI 49285. Please make checks payable to Stockbridge Alumni Association.
All SHS graduates and their guests are welcome!
Tickets will be held at the door. No ticket sales the night of the banquet.
For more information, call Ruth Bessey at 517-851-8629.
LANSING, MICH. — (May 14, 2018) — The National Kidney Foundation of Michigan (NKFM) is asking the community to join more than 400 walkers and supporters expected at their annual Greater Lansing Kidney Walk to fight kidney disease on Sunday, June 10 at Hawk Island County Park, 1601 East Cavanaugh Road, Lansing. Registration begins at 11:00 a.m. and the walk kicks off at 12:30 p.m. Park admission, including parking, is free of charge for those participating in the walk.
Participants can register online before the walk date or onsite on June 10. Walkers over the age of 12 are asked to raise at least $20 to offset the cost of the venue, entertainment, and parking. Walkers aged 3-12 are asked to raise at least $10. Walkers aged two and under are free. Participants who raise $100 or more receive a walk t-shirt, plus other incentives. For more information or to register, visit www.nkfm.org/walks or call Ryder Comstock at the NKFM at 800-482-1455.
This year the NKFM will transform an area of Hawk Island County Park into an energetic atmosphere for people with kidney disease, living kidney donors, transplant patients and their loved ones as a way to celebrate their lives. Unlike a traditional charity walk, the Kidney Walk goes the extra mile to support those fighting kidney disease with an event full of celebration including special food (appropriate for those fighting the disease), massages and giveaways. The day will include music, food and beverages, kids activities, demonstrations from Impression5, a visit from Sparty, and much more! Stay after the Walk and enjoy Hawk Island’s swimming beach, playground, hiking trails, paddle boats, fishing, Splashpad and beach volleyball!
“We’re asking our community to continue helping us fight kidney disease, prevent the causes of kidney disease and support those with the disease. This year our finanical goal is to raise $95,000,” said Linda Smith-Wheelock, NKFM President and CEO. “In return, we create a fun-filled atmosphere to celebrate lives and fight the disease, all while enjoying a day at Hawk Island with friends and family. We encourage everyone to join us.”
The Greater Lansing Kidney Walk will draw attention to the importance of early detection and kidney disease prevention, while raising funds in support of kidney patients and their families. As in past years, WILX TV 10 news anchor David Andrews, will be the emcee of the 2018 Walk.
Travel Michigan, maybe even the United States, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a lovelier garden cafe than we have right here in downtown Stockbridge.
This Thursday from 6 to 8 pm, Cravingz will be featuring live jazz music.
What better way to enjoy the evening than to sip on a chilled glass of beer or pinot grigio while jiving to upbeat tunes? And, don’t forget to order a tasty sandwich.
The Stockbridge Area Arts Council will be sponsoring the “A Day in the Village Art Show” at the Stockbridge Township Hall. It will be held Friday, June 15, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday, June 16, from 10:00 Am to 4:00 PM. This annual event gives local artists a chance to display their work for others to enjoy. Some of the media used in the past were oils, water colors, color pencil on suede mat, photos on basswood, and mixed media, to name a few.
Each year the SAAC centerpieces the work of a featured artist. This year the Art Show honors the legacy of Ronald Fillmore, founder of the annual event, who together his wife Hester were devoted supporters of the arts in our community.
For a fee of $5.00, artists can submit up to three pieces of art. Awards will be presented for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, as well as Honorable Mention. In addition, a prize for People’s Choice will be awarded and is determined by votes cast by visitors to the show on Friday and Saturday.
If you would like to participate in the art show or for more information, entry forms will be available at the library sometime in April or go to the Stockbridge Area Arts Council Facebook page for updates and copies of the entry forms when they become available.
The Stockbridge Area Arts Council will be sponsoring the “A Day in the Village Art Show” at the Stockbridge Township Hall. It will be held Friday, June 15, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday, June 16, from 10:00 Am to 4:00 PM. This annual event gives local artists a chance to display their work for others to enjoy. Some of the media used in the past were oils, water colors, color pencil on suede mat, photos on basswood, and mixed media, to name a few.
Each year the SAAC centerpieces the work of a featured artist. This year the Art Show honors the legacy of Ronald Fillmore, founder of the annual event, who together his wife Hester were devoted supporters of the arts in our community.
For a fee of $5.00, artists can submit up to three pieces of art. Awards will be presented for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, as well as Honorable Mention. In addition, a prize for People’s Choice will be awarded and is determined by votes cast by visitors to the show on Friday and Saturday.
If you would like to participate in the art show or for more information, entry forms will be available at the library sometime in April or go to the Stockbridge Area Arts Council Facebook page for updates and copies of the entry forms when they become available.
The Stockbridge Area Arts Council will be sponsoring the “A Day in the Village Art Show” at the Stockbridge Township Hall. It will be held Friday, June 15, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday, June 16, from 10:00 Am to 4:00 PM. This annual event gives local artists a chance to display their work for others to enjoy. Some of the media used in the past were oils, water colors, color pencil on suede mat, photos on basswood, and mixed media, to name a few.
Each year the SAAC centerpieces the work of a featured artist. This year the Art Show honors the legacy of Ronald Fillmore, founder of the annual event, who together his wife Hester were devoted supporters of the arts in our community.
For a fee of $5.00, artists can submit up to three pieces of art. Awards will be presented for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, as well as Honorable Mention. In addition, a prize for People’s Choice will be awarded and is determined by votes cast by visitors to the show on Friday and Saturday.
If you would like to participate in the art show or for more information, entry forms will be available at the library sometime in April or go to the Stockbridge Area Arts Council Facebook page for updates and copies of the entry forms when they become available.
The service is available every 3rd Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. until 12. This June the building will be open on the 16th at the Church of Christ
On Saturday June 16th, the Stockbridge Masonic Lodge #130 will be providing a free child identification program. The event will be held between the hours of 10:00 am and 4:00 pm at the SAESA Ambulance Building, which is located at 125 South Center Street in Stockbridge. The program is being provided as a part of, “A Day in the Village” event.
Each child that goes through the Child ID process will receive a dental impression as well as a flash drive containing a photo, video, digital fingerprints and their vital information. Parents or legal guardians of children who participate must be present and fill out a permission slip for the child to receive this service. Children who have already received the service are encouraged to repeat the process every two years to keep the information in the completed packets current.
The Michigan Child Identification Program provides the family with everything needed for the Amber Alert System. Over ninety thousand Michigan children have received this valuable service. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children considers the Michigan Child Identification Program to be one of the most comprehensive of its kind.
For questions or more information about the event you may call, 269-612-7424 or consult the Michigan Child ID Web Site at: http://www.michiganchildid.org/.
For detailed information regarding the Michigan Child Id Program sponsorship opportunities and benefits, click here.
SRSLYwill be showing “Space Jam” (rated PG) in the Stockbridge Town Square at sundown on Saturday, June 16 after A Day in the Village.
Admissions is free, and the whole family is invited! Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and some bug spray. Popcorn and other concessions will be sold.
*Note: The times are an estimate. Movie will begin at dusk.*
In case of rain, the movie will be shown inside the Town Hall.
The Stockbridge Area Arts Council will be sponsoring the “A Day in the Village Art Show” at the Stockbridge Township Hall. It will be held Friday, June 15, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday, June 16, from 10:00 Am to 4:00 PM. This annual event gives local artists a chance to display their work for others to enjoy. Some of the media used in the past were oils, water colors, color pencil on suede mat, photos on basswood, and mixed media, to name a few.
Each year the SAAC centerpieces the work of a featured artist. This year the Art Show honors the legacy of Ronald Fillmore, founder of the annual event, who together his wife Hester were devoted supporters of the arts in our community.
For a fee of $5.00, artists can submit up to three pieces of art. Awards will be presented for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, as well as Honorable Mention. In addition, a prize for People’s Choice will be awarded and is determined by votes cast by visitors to the show on Friday and Saturday.
If you would like to participate in the art show or for more information, entry forms will be available at the library sometime in April or go to the Stockbridge Area Arts Council Facebook page for updates and copies of the entry forms when they become available.
The service is available every 3rd Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. until 12. This June the building will be open on the 16th at the Church of Christ
On Saturday June 16th, the Stockbridge Masonic Lodge #130 will be providing a free child identification program. The event will be held between the hours of 10:00 am and 4:00 pm at the SAESA Ambulance Building, which is located at 125 South Center Street in Stockbridge. The program is being provided as a part of, “A Day in the Village” event.
Each child that goes through the Child ID process will receive a dental impression as well as a flash drive containing a photo, video, digital fingerprints and their vital information. Parents or legal guardians of children who participate must be present and fill out a permission slip for the child to receive this service. Children who have already received the service are encouraged to repeat the process every two years to keep the information in the completed packets current.
The Michigan Child Identification Program provides the family with everything needed for the Amber Alert System. Over ninety thousand Michigan children have received this valuable service. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children considers the Michigan Child Identification Program to be one of the most comprehensive of its kind.
For questions or more information about the event you may call, 269-612-7424 or consult the Michigan Child ID Web Site at: http://www.michiganchildid.org/.
For detailed information regarding the Michigan Child Id Program sponsorship opportunities and benefits, click here.
SRSLYwill be showing “Space Jam” (rated PG) in the Stockbridge Town Square at sundown on Saturday, June 16 after A Day in the Village.
Admissions is free, and the whole family is invited! Bring a blanket or chair to sit on and some bug spray. Popcorn and other concessions will be sold.
*Note: The times are an estimate. Movie will begin at dusk.*
In case of rain, the movie will be shown inside the Town Hall.
Music from around the world, captivating stories, and handson fun with instruments make this a not-to-be missed event. Wednesday, June 20 • 10:30–11:30 a.m.
Travel Michigan, maybe even the United States, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a lovelier garden cafe than we have right here in downtown Stockbridge.
This Thursday from 6 to 8 pm, Cravingz will be featuring live jazz music.
What better way to enjoy the evening than to sit under the canopy of a cherry tree and sip on a chilled glass of beer or pinot grigio while jiving to upbeat tunes?
Don’t forget to order a tasty sandwich and take a stroll around Judy Cook’s evolving creation of hollyhocks, cannas, and hydrangeas.
Visit our information table at the Open Air Market of Stockbridge, and enjoy live music every Friday (weather permitting.) Market Music is presented with help from the Stockbridge DDA, Stockbridge Area Arts Council, Stockbridge Area Chamber of Commerce, the Friends of the Stockbridge Library, and CADL’s Stockbridge branch. Fridays, May 4–Aug. 31 (skip June 15) Market 4–7 p.m.; Music 5:30–7 p.m
Socks and smiles. Something as simple as a new pair of socks on your feet can bring a smile to your face! Stockbridge Community Outreach hopes to light up a lot of faces with new socks at the Open Air Market on the Town Square on June 22 from 4:00-7:00 p.m.
Bombas is a sock manufacturer that follows a one-for-one business model similar to Tom’s Shoes. For each pair of socks purchased from Bombas, a pair is donated to charity. Outreach wrote a grant to Bombas for over 800 pairs of socks last year and this spring Federal Express delivered eight large boxes of colorful, well-made Bombas socks in all sizes to Stockbridge for families in need.
So, if you are in need of new socks, mark your calendar and look for us at the Market on June 22. The only cost is a smile! J
Waterloo First Community Church is hosting a chicken BBQ lunch. Lunch includes chicken, 2 sides, and a drink. Fresh home-baked desserts will also be available. Live music, kids playscape, GaGaBall pit, and good company! Cost is up to you. You decide what your lunch is worth. We are raising funds for a much needed roof.
Date: ___Sunday, 6/24/2018___
Start Time: __11:30___ End Time: _while supplies last_(about 3:00)_
Location: __Waterloo First Community Church
11900 Territorial Road____
__Munith, MI 49259________
(at the corner of Territorial and Parks Road…stop in on your way to the Farm Museum’s Blacksmiths, Soldiers, and Log Cabin weekend event!)
SRSLYis once again hosting fun nights in the park this summer! Join us on Monday nights in Vet’s Park for games and other activities. Youth in grades 5 and above are welcome! Stop by anytime from 6-8 p.m.
Get your game on with fellow Minecrafters in an after-hours event open to beginner, intermediate and advanced players. Refreshments, too! Tuesday, June 26 • 7–8:30 p.m
Visit our information table at the Open Air Market of Stockbridge, and enjoy live music every Friday (weather permitting.) Market Music is presented with help from the Stockbridge DDA, Stockbridge Area Arts Council, Stockbridge Area Chamber of Commerce, the Friends of the Stockbridge Library, and CADL’s Stockbridge branch. Fridays, May 4–Aug. 31 (skip June 15) Market 4–7 p.m.; Music 5:30–7 p.m
