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Festival of Lights: November 24, 2018, downtown Stockbridge
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Stockbridge Town Square, South Center Street, Stockbridge, MI, United States
Stockbridge Town Square, South Center Street, Stockbridge, MI, United States

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Participants wishing to be judged need to be lined up at the American Legion-Mackinder Glen Post 510 (near the corner of M106 and M-52) by 5:00pm when judging begins. All other entries must be ready at the Legion Hall at 5:30pm.
ROUTE: Begins at the American Legion Post heading north on Clinton Street to the High School.
WHO: Entries are limited only to your imagination. The only requirement is there are lights. Don’t have time to decorate a float or vehicle? Wear glow sticks and battery operated lights and your group or family can walk the route. We encourage everyone to participate no matter how big or small.
ENTRY DEADLINE: Please register by November 20th, 2018 so we can get an idea of how many entries we will have. Click here for the Registration form. It will also be available on the day of the parade for late entries.
PRIZES: SIX $100 Prizes will be presented! Entries will be judged in 6 categories: Best Equipment, Most Original, Most Creative, Most Detailed, Most Comical and Best Effort. Judges will be looking at originality of design, including lights, animation and/or sound and the effective and creative use of materials. In order to qualify for judging your entry must be at the Legion Hall by 5:00pm.
RESTRICTIONS: No Live Santa Claus characters. Santa Claus will be riding in the parade as the finale.
SAFETY CONCERNS:
- All Entries must use lights and be illuminated!
- No throwing candy or other items from floats and vehicles. You may have people walking along the route handing out items.
- Use caution and exercise proper safety precautions when using generators.
- No open flames such as candles, oil lanterns and tiki torches, etc.
- No use of sirens or horns.
Have questions? Contact Kristi Brewster – 517-480-7103
or stockbridgeareachamber@gmail.com
one-stop holiday shop
08:00 -15:00
2018.11.24
Heritage Elementary School, Western Avenue, Stockbridge, MI 49285, United States
Heritage Elementary School, Western Avenue, Stockbridge, MI 49285, United States

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November 24, small business Saturday the Panther cubs PTO is hosting The one-stop holiday shop. This is a craft show in vendor event that will be held at Heritage elementary from 8 AM to 3 PM.
The Open Air Market of Stockbridge Welcomes you to the 8th Annual Small Business Saturday
11:00 -15:00
2018.11.24
First Presbyterian Church of Stockbridge
101 S Center St, Stockbridge, MI 49285, USA

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This year, the event is November 24, 2018 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church Christian Education Building, located at 101 South Center, Stockbridge, Michigan.
Vendors specialize in cheese, honey, baskets, bread & baked goods, chocolates, homemade soaps & candles, art & woodworking, hot sauces, and fresh farm produce too!
PW Luncheon from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Soup Menu: Chicken Noodle, Cheese Broccoli, Chili, Corn Chowder, Baked Potato and Vegetable Beef.
Sandwich Menu: Chicken, Ham, Egg, or Tuna Salad, PB&J.
$5 Luncheon Special Select Choice of 2: Soup, Tossed Salad or Sandwich. A cookie and drink are included.
For more info on this Holiday Sale, call Suzi 517-851-7437.
All Proceeds from the Luncheon support the Presbyterian Women Mission Projects.
Local Musicians will perform from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.
Friends of the Stockbridge Library Silent Auction
11:00 -17:00
2018.11.24
Stockbridge Library
200 S Wood St, Stockbridge, MI 49285, USA

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Our Friends group hosts an annual silent auction throughout the month of November,
all day, every day during open hours. Come in to bid on items and take away a bargain!
Proceeds benefit the Friends.
Thursday, Nov. 1–Friday, Nov. 30 (skip Nov. 12, 22 & 23) • Open hours

Thanks to our community for a successful Farm to Table dinner

Effective Oct. 1, WAVE transportation service no longer available in Stockbridge or Gregory

Gregory man arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, window peeping

CTS: Call today to schedule an appointment

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Girls Varsity Basketball falls to Olivet 46-41

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Heritage students experience cardio drumming

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Quilts and communities share a common thread

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2018 Daddy Daughter Dance

Festival of Lights: November 24, 2018, downtown Stockbridge

one-stop holiday shop

The Open Air Market of Stockbridge Welcomes you to the 8th Annual Small Business Saturday

Friends of the Stockbridge Library Silent Auction