Community Calendar

Church Centered 12 Step Recovery Program. We meet Thursday nights at 7pm at The Crossroads Community Church. You can find out more about us at CelebrateRecovery.com

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge began its 10th season on Friday, May 1, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge. We plan to set up each week so that we all can enjoy camaraderie, but still continue reasonable social distancing.

Our vendors will not be right next to each other and booths will be further back from the sidewalk, so that patrons can stand at least six feet apart.

We look forward to again featuring weekly Market Music, beginning June 12, from 5:30 to 7 pm because we need music! For the time being, we will not be putting out our chairs; so, should patrons wish to listen, please keep a safe distance from the musicians and others or take a walk around the square!

Vendors will vary from week-to-week—watch our online ad to see who plans to come each week or check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/OpenAirMarketofStockbridge/.

Remember, food bought from a farmers market has had only a few people touch the product–the vendor/producer and the purchaser.

Our Market is our hometown food source and we always show up—we have a perfect attendance record for our first 9 years—and we aim to achieve that goal in the future!

The next Red Cross Blood Drive is Thursday, January 2, 2020 at Stockbridge Presbyterian Church from 1:00 p.m. to 6:45.  Walk ins are welcome, but may have a long wait, appointments are recommended and can be scheduled at 1-800-Red CROSS (18007332767, or at recrossblood.org using sponsor code Stockbridge Presby.

Church Centered 12 Step Recovery Program. We meet Thursday nights at 7pm at The Crossroads Community Church. You can find out more about us at CelebrateRecovery.com

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge began its 10th season on Friday, May 1, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge. We plan to set up each week so that we all can enjoy camaraderie, but still continue reasonable social distancing.

Our vendors will not be right next to each other and booths will be further back from the sidewalk, so that patrons can stand at least six feet apart.

We look forward to again featuring weekly Market Music, beginning June 12, from 5:30 to 7 pm because we need music! For the time being, we will not be putting out our chairs; so, should patrons wish to listen, please keep a safe distance from the musicians and others or take a walk around the square!

Vendors will vary from week-to-week—watch our online ad to see who plans to come each week or check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/OpenAirMarketofStockbridge/.

Remember, food bought from a farmers market has had only a few people touch the product–the vendor/producer and the purchaser.

Our Market is our hometown food source and we always show up—we have a perfect attendance record for our first 9 years—and we aim to achieve that goal in the future!

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge began its 10th season on Friday, May 1, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge. We plan to set up each week so that we all can enjoy camaraderie, but still continue reasonable social distancing.

Our vendors will not be right next to each other and booths will be further back from the sidewalk, so that patrons can stand at least six feet apart.

We look forward to again featuring weekly Market Music, beginning June 12, from 5:30 to 7 pm because we need music! For the time being, we will not be putting out our chairs; so, should patrons wish to listen, please keep a safe distance from the musicians and others or take a walk around the square!

Vendors will vary from week-to-week—watch our online ad to see who plans to come each week or check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/OpenAirMarketofStockbridge/.

Remember, food bought from a farmers market has had only a few people touch the product–the vendor/producer and the purchaser.

Our Market is our hometown food source and we always show up—we have a perfect attendance record for our first 9 years—and we aim to achieve that goal in the future!

Stockbridge Community Outreach is now delivering fresh produce once per week on each Monday from 5:00 to 6:00 pm, starting July 13 and continuing through September 28. Our Fresh Food Distribution is open to anyone who needs food. NO ID required, for families or individuals who declare themselves in need of food.

Curbside service: Jeruel Baptist Church, 11400 Plum Orchard Road (M-106), Munith.

For more information, contact Stockbridge Community Outreach at 517-851-7285.

Capital Area District Libraries – Online Events

Alex Thomas & Friends–Dewey the Dragon Puppet Show (Online)

This fairy tale-themed show features Muppet-style puppets along with jokes, stories, silliness, and imaginative fun. On the day of the event, visit our homepage at cadl.org for a link to the performance.

Tuesday, July 14

Capital Area District Libraries – Online Events

Storyteller Mat Emerick–Trolls, Fairies & Elves, Oh My! (Online)

Mat brings his mad skills in storytelling, mime and juggling to a show that features classic and popular fantasy characters. On the day of the event, visit our homepage at cadl.org for a link to the performance.

Wednesday, July 15 • 2 –2:45 p.m.

Church Centered 12 Step Recovery Program. We meet Thursday nights at 7pm at The Crossroads Community Church. You can find out more about us at CelebrateRecovery.com

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge began its 10th season on Friday, May 1, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge. We plan to set up each week so that we all can enjoy camaraderie, but still continue reasonable social distancing.

Our vendors will not be right next to each other and booths will be further back from the sidewalk, so that patrons can stand at least six feet apart.

We look forward to again featuring weekly Market Music, beginning June 12, from 5:30 to 7 pm because we need music! For the time being, we will not be putting out our chairs; so, should patrons wish to listen, please keep a safe distance from the musicians and others or take a walk around the square!

Vendors will vary from week-to-week—watch our online ad to see who plans to come each week or check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/OpenAirMarketofStockbridge/.

Remember, food bought from a farmers market has had only a few people touch the product–the vendor/producer and the purchaser.

Our Market is our hometown food source and we always show up—we have a perfect attendance record for our first 9 years—and we aim to achieve that goal in the future!

Stockbridge Community Outreach is now delivering fresh produce once per week on each Monday from 5:00 to 6:00 pm, starting July 13 and continuing through September 28. Our Fresh Food Distribution is open to anyone who needs food. NO ID required, for families or individuals who declare themselves in need of food.

Curbside service: Jeruel Baptist Church, 11400 Plum Orchard Road (M-106), Munith.

For more information, contact Stockbridge Community Outreach at 517-851-7285.

Capital Area District Libraries – Online Events

Jeff Wawrzaszek–Fun & Fantasy Magic Revue (Online)

Imaginative magic, hilarious visual humor and exciting stories are woven into a timeless performance that will charm all ages. On the day of the event, visit our homepage at cadl.org for a link to the performance.

Tuesday, July 21 • 2 –2:45 p.m.

Capital Area District Libraries – Online Events

Dr. Slime–You Can Be a Chemist Science Show (Online)

You won’t believe your eyes when Dr. Slime uses science to create elephant toothpaste, goblin’s brew, a flaming ball of hydrogen, and a disembodied hand! On the day of the event, visit our homepage at cadl.org for a link to the performance.

Thursday, July 23 • 2 –2:45 p.m.

Church Centered 12 Step Recovery Program. We meet Thursday nights at 7pm at The Crossroads Community Church. You can find out more about us at CelebrateRecovery.com

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge began its 10th season on Friday, May 1, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge. We plan to set up each week so that we all can enjoy camaraderie, but still continue reasonable social distancing.

Our vendors will not be right next to each other and booths will be further back from the sidewalk, so that patrons can stand at least six feet apart.

We look forward to again featuring weekly Market Music, beginning June 12, from 5:30 to 7 pm because we need music! For the time being, we will not be putting out our chairs; so, should patrons wish to listen, please keep a safe distance from the musicians and others or take a walk around the square!

Vendors will vary from week-to-week—watch our online ad to see who plans to come each week or check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/OpenAirMarketofStockbridge/.

Remember, food bought from a farmers market has had only a few people touch the product–the vendor/producer and the purchaser.

Our Market is our hometown food source and we always show up—we have a perfect attendance record for our first 9 years—and we aim to achieve that goal in the future!

Stockbridge Community Outreach is now delivering fresh produce once per week on each Monday from 5:00 to 6:00 pm, starting July 13 and continuing through September 28. Our Fresh Food Distribution is open to anyone who needs food. NO ID required, for families or individuals who declare themselves in need of food.

Curbside service: Jeruel Baptist Church, 11400 Plum Orchard Road (M-106), Munith.

For more information, contact Stockbridge Community Outreach at 517-851-7285.

Capital Area District Libraries – Online Events

Cameron Zvara–Comedy Magic Show (Online)

Cameron’s one-of-a-kind show is jam packed with magic, comedy, juggling, stunts, music and more, perfect for the whole family. On the day of the event, visit our homepage at cadl.org for a link to the performance.

Thursday, July 30 • 2 –2:45 p.m.

Church Centered 12 Step Recovery Program. We meet Thursday nights at 7pm at The Crossroads Community Church. You can find out more about us at CelebrateRecovery.com

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge began its 10th season on Friday, May 1, on the township square in downtown Stockbridge. We plan to set up each week so that we all can enjoy camaraderie, but still continue reasonable social distancing.

Our vendors will not be right next to each other and booths will be further back from the sidewalk, so that patrons can stand at least six feet apart.

We look forward to again featuring weekly Market Music, beginning June 12, from 5:30 to 7 pm because we need music! For the time being, we will not be putting out our chairs; so, should patrons wish to listen, please keep a safe distance from the musicians and others or take a walk around the square!

Vendors will vary from week-to-week—watch our online ad to see who plans to come each week or check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/OpenAirMarketofStockbridge/.

Remember, food bought from a farmers market has had only a few people touch the product–the vendor/producer and the purchaser.

Our Market is our hometown food source and we always show up—we have a perfect attendance record for our first 9 years—and we aim to achieve that goal in the future!