The number one concern of baby boomers in retirement is "we don't want to run out of money." This class covers potential threats to a successful retirement, now and in the future, and provides students the knowledge they need to build a successful retirement in our new reality.
Enjoy an evening of bicycling or walking at Hidden Lake Gardens, sponsored by the Tecumseh District Library on Tuesday, July 8 from 6-8pm! Cyclists are encouraged to explore over six miles of paved trails, surrounded by the beautiful scenery and highlights of the Gardens. Admission is free for members of Hidden Lake Gardens and any ... Read more
Join the Hidden Lake Gardeners on Aug. 12 from 6-8pm for a special evening featuring Vincent Ste. Marie, owner of Windy Rock Farm & Nursery in Manchester, Michigan for an insightful talk highlighting the vital role native plants play in supporting native pollinator insects and bird populations—and how home gardeners can make a difference. Following ... Read more
W.A.V.E. and the Chelsea Senior Center are inviting riders and community members to a Chelsea Community Connector Town Hall at the Chelsea Senior Center on Friday, August 15 at 11:00 a.m. The event is free and open to the public. Led by Shasta Angell, W.A.V.E.’s Community Relations Coordinator, the town hall will offer valuable updates ... Read more
Chelsea Football is excited to share our annual Blue and Gold Game as a true community event. With food trucks, bounce houses, spirit wear, marching band, and more.
On Aug 16th from noon to 7pm Scout Troop 446 will be celebrating their 100th anniversary as a scout troop. This event is open to the public with a special invitation to all former members for Troop 446. The event will be at the VFW 423 on 3230 S. Wagner Road in Ann Arbor. Activates ... Read more
Enjoy the beauty and abundance of nature while using the gifts it provides by joining The Natural Dye Company in making a naturally dyed cotton bandana at the beautiful NOKA Homestead! Bundle dyeing is the perfect way to start your dye journey! It is a simple form of eco-printing where you roll flowers and other ... Read more
Join Sound Therapist, Rob Meyer-Kukan, for this introduction to sound therapy workshop, playshop, and sound bath. In this workshop we will explore how healing with sound works. Participants will learn the basics of sound, the history of sound therapy, the tools used in sound therapy (specifically Himalayan singing bowls, crystal bowls, and gongs), and the ... Read more
Ukulele Workshop with Jim D’Ville Comes to Chelsea Party Loft – A Rare Musical Opportunity for Washtenaw County CHELSEA, MI — Music lovers and aspiring ukulele players are in for a treat! On Saturday, August 23, Chelsea Party Loft will host a special workshop led by nationally renowned ukulele educator and Ukulele Magazine contributing editor, ... Read more
Our country has a long tradition of labor protests, and this Labor Day we’re joining with events nationwide to stand together in defense of working class rights. We are the Many; They are the Few!
Looking to expand your marketing presence?! We’re excited to present a unique high-impact opportunity to put your brand front and center at one of the most vibrant and community-driven environments—The Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds. With thousands of attendees passing through, your logo displayed on our TV screens will gain massive exposure in a fun, energetic ... Read more
Join Rob Meyer-Kukan for this sound bath meditation where he will use singing bowls, gongs, and more to create a gentle soundscape perfect for deep relaxation and peace. September Sound Bath Theme - Chakra Balancing Sound Bath Yoga mats and one yoga blanket are provided for each attendee. Please bring any additional supports you would like for your comfort ... Read more
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