Calendar of Events

November 5 First Friday Art Walk 12 Girl’s Night Out 19 Holiday Lighted Parade 20-21 Greens Market 19-21 Northville Christmas Market 19-20 Holiday Home Tour 20 Christmas Movie at the Marquis

December 3 First Friday Art Walk 3 Children’s Christmas Workshop 10-12 Tinsel & Treasures 12 Christmas in the Village 31 Northville Nite-Family NYE Party

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NORTHVILLE TIMES Time to Play with us. Time to Shop with us. Time to Dine with us.

Northville Downtown Development Authority ~ 215 West Main Street

Tel: 248-349-0345 Fax: 248-305-9049

www.downtownnorthville.com

Detroit Artist Marsia Berry Marsia’s work will be featured at the Northville Gallery on November 5th.

Girl’s Night Out

Friday, November 12th

6:00-9:00pm.

Gather your BFFs and hit the town! Shop our eclectic

mix of stores and for every $10 you spend you’ll earn

a raffle ticket to win red hot prizes.

Join us at the Northville Sports Den for a spectacu-

lar afterglow party with raffle drawings starting at

9:30 p.m.

This year’s charity is F.I.R.E., so grab some mistletoe

and snag a photo with local firefighters for this great

cause. See you there!

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First Friday Art Walk November 5 December 3 Take a peek at what’s in store….. The First Friday Art Walk takes place all year long from 6:00 - 9:00pm with artists featured at many of the galleries. Complimentary hors d’ oeuvres and beverages are generally available while you browse or shop. The First Friday Art Walk is not just for gallery lovers. In addition to of our art galleries, many of our shops are also staying open - some of which will also have a special event going on and others will simply have their welcome mat out.

The following shops and restaurants are open until at least 8:00pm.

Broughton Music ~ D & D Bicycle & Hockey ~ Garden-views ~ GG Boutique ~ Joseph's Coney Island ~ Koji ~ Lorla's ~ Northville Candle & Gifts ~ Northville Square ~ Orin Jewelers ~Pendleton ~ Rebecca's Family Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor~ Red Pepper Deli ~ Riffle's Homestyle Restaurant~ Salon Tre Bella V ~ Simply Wine ~ Sincerely Yours ~ Solid Grounds Coffee House ~ Sweet 220 ~ The Bee's Knees ~ Sin-cerely Yours ~ Violet’s are Purple ~ Tiffany Art Glass ~ Tirami Su Italian Ristorante~ Tuscan Café ~ Urban Optiques Vision & Eyewear ~ Utopia Salon & Spa ~ Van Dam's Boutique ~ Wine Sync ~ Ohana Cafe Walking maps are available at each business to help you find your way around

First Friday Art Walk Exhibits These galleries and shops will feature some inter-esting art, music and specials for you!

Starring the Gallery ~ November 5 118 W. Main

248-347-1642 www.starringthegallery.com Artist featured will be Tony Johnstone, a local North-ville resident. Shelia Landis will also be performing. She scats, sings ballads and can swing. This talented musician can perform any jazz tune with excellent results. Her work has won her many awards including being named as

outstanding jazz vocalist by the Detroit Music Awards. Blue haired Woman Oil Pastel by Tony Johnstone

.

Northville Gallery 123 E. Main St.

248-465-9630 www.buyitnowart.com

Northville Gallery will introduce artist Marsia

Berry, a Detroit native, at November's First Fri-day event. Ms. Berry has always had a passion

for the visual arts, and at a young aged dedi-

cated more and more time to improving her drawing skills. This is reflected in her paintings

today. Subjects vary but her draftsmanship ex-cels in all that she creates. Join us on Friday to

enjoy the work of Marsia Berry and share some refreshments with us.

The Christmas parade is the official beginning

of the Christmas season in Northville. Northville

Gallery will begin holiday hours that weekend, and has gift certificates available for your holi-

day shopping. Artist Prudy Vannier, painter of fairy doors, will be there to take your Christmas

order for a custom fairy door made especially for your loved one. Remember to order early!

Northville Gallery will host its traditional post-Thanksgiving sale this year with super mark

downs on all paintings. The Gallery will open at

noon on November 26, and stay open until 8 PM. From noon to 1 PM, all paintings will be on

sale at 40% offr. From 2 PM to 3 PM, paintings will be 30% off. For the rest of the day, enjoy a

discount of 20% off.

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First Friday Art Walk Exhibits (cont.)

The Northville Art House

215 W. Cady

248-344-0497

www.northvillearts.org Be a pART of it! The Northville Art House is

pleased to announce…

Holiday Art Market Opening Reception

November 5,

6:00-9:00 p.m.

Buy Michigan; buy local; and buy art! If you

are looking for something unique for your gift giving (and receiving!) this holiday season,

stop by the Art House in beautiful downtown Northville at 215 W. Cady Street. Hand-crafted

work in pottery, fiber, jewelry and painting will be for sale by well-known local artists, includ-

ing Dave Albrecht, Kim Beardon, George

Bochnig, Phil and Mary Borkowski, Steve Fadie, Thomas Frank, Marilyn Grinnell, Mary Ker-

nahan, Peggy Kerwan, Mary Keys, Deb Kolar, Galina Koriduzki, Lisa Kull, Christine Laginess,

Liz Messer, Carla Morabito, Kathy Renberg, Jan Sadowski, Kathy Sandberg, Rene Schmitt,

Kayann Schuck, Donna Weber, Katherine Wick-ersham, Julie Woodward, Shadia Zayed, Marga

Zieger, and Lisa Zubal-Leggett.

These top-notch artists have been asked to supply unique items especially priced for holi-

day gift giving! The opening reception for this 6th annual Holiday Show will be Friday, Novem-

ber 5 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. Enjoy shopping and refreshments during Northville‟s traditional First

Friday art walk on this night and get a jump start on your holiday purchases!

Calling all Girls! The Northville Art House will host a special evening for Northville‟s Girls

Night Out on Friday, November 12, from 6:00-

9:00 p.m. Begin your evening at the Art House with your girlfriends as you shop the Holiday

Art Market while enjoying libations and refresh-ments. A special free event just for the girls!

Our Holiday Art Market will continue through December 11 with additional special activities

held on Friday, December 3, from 6:00-9:00 p.m. during Northville‟s enchanting Candlelight

Walk. On this first Friday in December, we will

hold a raffle for several baskets of merchandise and coupons from local businesses currently on

display. Come for refreshments, shopping and surprises!

Regular Art House hours for the Holiday Art Market are Wednesdays through Saturdays

from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. On First Fridays only in November and December hours are 1:00

-9:00 p.m.

Van Dam’s

111 E. Main St. 248-449-4282

First Friday- MOTOWN MADNESS!! Join us for an Asian Eye trunk show (absolutely the best fiber on the market) and dance the night away to some of the greatest music ever made- MOTOWN .

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Holiday Lighted Parade November 19 Ring in the Holiday season with the annual Holiday Lighted Parade in Downtown Northville, the official kick-off to Northville’s Hometown Holidays. Get in the spirit as the lighted parade sets downtown all aglow. Parade begins at 6:30p.m. Watch for the Northville Queen Fairy riding atop the

Fairy Mobile in the Holiday Lighted Parade.

Northville Christmas Market November 19-21 Shop local for everyone on your list as retailers and restaurants offer exceptional selection and service— along with free treats—all weekend long. Come see why Northville is an unparalleled shopping experience. Over sixty juried Artists will be along Main Street with a fine selection of hand-crafted gifts for sale. After the Holiday Lighted Parade, Santa will be at the North Pole located in Old Church Square located on Center Street waiting for little visitors to share their wishes. There will be an old fashioned carousel in the middle of town for the ultimate Christmas experience. Carolers will be strolling the streets spreading holiday cheer as you shop for your treasures. The traditional Greens Market will be held in Towne Square on Saturday and Sunday with wreaths, center-pieces and more for your Holiday decorating.

Come experience the 1st Annual Northville Christmas Market, a traditional European-style celebration. For more information click here.

Northville Community Foundation’s Holiday Home Tour November 19-20

Don’t shop for holiday décor until you attend this spec-

tacular annual tour. You’ll find tons of inspiration in five

private homes customized by our talented decorators.

There’s a style for everyone, from contemporary and

eclectic to traditional and Victorian. Tours will take

place from 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. For tickets, $20 in

advance, $23 at the door, call (248) 374-0200.

Fairy Doors Book Series & Signing November 20 These whimsical little books will introduce the local shop fairies of Northville to the community. Local au-thor and illustrator will roll out the first fairy book series at the Next Chapter Book Store Bistro on Saturday, November 20

th from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The Fairy

Queen and author, Jacque Bingham, and illustrator, Prudy Vannier will sign copies of the new fairy book collection, featuring some of the newest and more mischievous fairies who have recently moved in to town. Date: Saturday, November 20

Time: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Location: Next Chapter Book Store Bistro

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Christmas Movie at the Marquis “It’s a Wonderful Life” November 20 The classics are coming back on the Marquis Theatre’s big screen. The Movies at the Marquis Series will return for a limited time only and will showcase eleven of your favorite all-time classic films. To kick off the 2011 series a pre-series showing of the holiday favorite “It’s A Wonderful Life” will be shown FREE of charge to our guests on November 20th at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be available beginning on November 9th exclusively at the ticket sponsor location. Tick-ets will not be available at the Marquis Theatre. Didn’t get a ticket . . . Please stop by the theater when doors open at 6:45 p.m. on November 20st. If there are empty seats, we will gladly allow you to come in.

Ticket sponsor: REMAX DREAM PROPERTIES

130 MainCenter 248-374-7700

www.remaxdreamproperties.com

Christmas in the Village December 12 1:00-4:00p.m. Mill Race Village is alive with the sound of music! Our Lady of Victory Bell Choir will perform in the Old School Church from 1-2:00p.m. Get in the Christmas spirit during a Family Sing-a-long of your favorite songs from 2:30-3:30. Father Christmas will make an ap-pearance. Relax in the cozy Cady Inn. Enjoy a hot beverage and cookies while listening to Charlene Berry play the hammered dulcimer. Hear carolers strolling the Village and live banjo music emanating from the various buildings, which will be open with Docents on hand to share the buildings’ history. See the blacksmith, weavers, and rug hookers demonstrate their craft, and pick up a gift at the new General Store. Join us for an old fashioned Christmas in the Village. Admission is free. Contact 248-348-1845 or visit our website at www.millracenorthville.org

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Northville Candle & Gifts 124 N. Center St. 248-380-7059

Northville Candle & Gifts

Retirement is around the corner…. So,

EVERYTHING IS ON SALE up to 80% off

Shop early because when it’s gone

it is gone.

Regular Hours: Mon thru Sat 10am to 6pm; Sun 12n to 4pm

Holiday Hours (eff. 11/19 thru 12/22) Mon, Tues, Wed, Sat. 10am to 6pm

Thurs, Fri. 10am to 8pm Sun. 12n to 5pm

(always open later for events in town)

Utopia Salon & Spa 170 E. Main 248-465-7700 www.myutopiasalon.com

~November Specials~ Brrrr…it is getting cold outside!

Time for some Hot Chocolate! Check out our specials below and make your appointment today with Utopia

Salon and Spa! Nails and Toes~

Spa Manicure -$20

Spa Pedicure with a warm cup of Hot Cocoa - $50 *Add a Chocolate Paraffin dip for only $5.00 (Valued at $15.00)

OPI Axxium Gels - $35/French $40 – Polish that lasts for 2 weeks!

Massage~ Hot Rock Stone Massage - $90­

Waxing and Facials~

Eyebrow -$18

Brazilian Wax - $55

Janssen Aloe De-Stress Facial for $100.00...This radi-ant facial offers anti-inflammatory, moisturizing and soothing properties…Great way to De-Stress the skin and wind down from planning the upcoming winter events! *A savings of $20.00*

Our Signature Facial with MD Alpha Beta Peel AND a custom mask specific to your skin type all for $120... This peel visibly reduces pore size, dimin-ishes fine lines and improves the skins texture and appearance! *A savings of $50.00*

Healing Facial for $85...Warmth and Hydration calling all skin types who need a little TLC!

CALLING ALL BLACK FRIDAY SHOPPERS…Purchase a $100.00 Gift Certificate and receive a

complimentary gift valued at $30.00! How’s that for a bargain?

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Sincerely Yours, Inc. 110 N. Center 248-449-9020 www.sincerelyyoursinc.com The leaves are falling and a chill is in the air, that can only mean one thing— The Christmas season is fast approach-ing! Stop in to Sincerely Yours for all of your personalized needs this year. We have a large selection of Holiday cards boxed or personalized as well as Invitations, Station-ary, Gift Wrap and more. Order any personalized gift from Sincerely yours this season and we’ll gift wrap it for you at no additional cost.

~ JINGLE, JINGLE, JINGLE ~ JOIN US FOR A MIX AND MINGLE

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

Thursday, November 18th ~ 6-9p.m. Cocktails & Holiday Treats ~ Gifts with Purchase ~Special

Discounts ~ Visitor Drawings

The UPS Store 143 CadyCentre Building 248-344-1980

Talking Turkey—and Moose, and Fish

One question often heard at The UPS Store is: “What is the strangest thing you’ve ever shipped?”

Manager Barbara Davies once packed and shipped a fresh, homemade Thanksgiving Dinner.

Tammy Bingham once crated and shipped a moose head.

Owner Mike Ladwig once packed and shipped a sail-fish.

Tom Charara has packed dozens of AT&T U-Verse receivers.

Beverly Roush once packed an electric sign from a 1940’s Presidential election campaign train.

One slogan often spoken at the UPS Store is

“Big or small, we ship it all.” The staff is well-trained in packing, shipping and

freight services, trained on anything from dry ice shipping regulations to processing paperwork to get international

shipments through Customs. After 17 years in the business, the crew has es-

tablished a highly successful record of safe deliveries. Whether your shipment is fragile, frigid, fresh, or

freight, the packing and shipping specialists at The UPS

Store are ready to apply their expertise to your most pre-cious and treasured possessions. The UPS Store is on South Center Street, at 143 CadyCentre Building. Call 248-344-1980 for more information.

Wall Street Experience, Main Street Values”

Center Street Wealth Strategies Welcomes Two

New Financial Advisors To Our Firm:

Phil Spoljarick & Sam Orlando

Ask your neighbor for an introduction to our team, or give us a call to find out why our firm continues to

grow and our clients continue to rely on our advice. We provide successful individuals, families, and business owners competent and personalized financial,

retirement, and investment advice. And we are right down the street!

134 MainCentre ·Northville · Michigan · 48167

248-305-5278 · www.centerstreetws.com

The Tanning Club

117 E. Dunlap 248-773-5213

The Tanning Club is offering one month free tan-

ning. Purchase any tanning package in November and get one month free. Call

The Tanning Club for more de-tails.

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Get healthy, fight stress…and sweat! Bikram Yoga Comes to Downtown Northville

Perhaps Bikram Choudhury, founder of the in-

ternationally acclaimed Bikram Yoga, said it best: “Yoga is the only exercise in the world you can do at any age. It’s never too late, you’re never too old, too sick, too fat, too anything to start from scratch again.” Certified Bik-ram Yoga instructor Melissa Curnett agrees and invites you to grab your yoga mat and towel – because Bikram Yoga has arrived in Northville! On Monday, October 11th 2010, Bikram Yoga opened its doors in beautiful down-town Northville, located at 122 MainCentre. The new yoga school will be celebrating it’s Grand Opening No-vember 19-21, during the Northville Christmas Market, with a party on Saturday night starting at 7:00 pm with music, food and fun.

Bikram Yoga’s beginning 90-minute class is a complete series of 26 postures (asanas) and two breath-ing exercises (pranayamas) which are suitable for all ages and levels of ability. Each posture stretches and strengthens specific muscles, ligaments, and joints for the next posture, which ultimately balances and strengthens every system in the body in order to pre-vent illness, injury and limit the effects of aging. This series of postures also increases one’s self-control, which greatly reduces high levels of stress. “Come sweat with us,” invites Curnett. “This yoga never gets boring!”

In addition, Bikram Yoga Northville will offer massage by certified therapists as well as a boutique which boasts an array of goods that will nurture your inner yogi/yogini. If you haven’t tried Bikram Yoga, now is the perfect time. For more information, including class schedules, pricing, and more, please visit Bikram Yoga Northville online at www.bikramyogadetroit.com or call (248) 924-2002.

Tip of the Week “You can’t sell through a closed door. If you are only open 9-5 and closed on Sunday then you’re primary market is the unemployed”.

PEAR-APHERNALIA, INC. 184 EAST MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN NORTHVILLE 248/596-1430

Pear-aphernalia Partners with Bridge-

water to Fight Hunger On the Saturday of Northville’s Christmas Market, No-

vember 20th, Pear-aphernalia will welcome Mark

Brewer, our representative from Bridgewater Candle.

Mark will be available in the store from 12 to 3 pm.

Customers will be given the opportunity to get involved

in the “Light a Candle, Feed a Child” campaign by pur-

chasing Bridgewater Company candles.

Bring in a can of tuna benefiting PBJ (Peanut Butter &

Jelly) Outreach Inc. and you will receive a Bridgewater

votive as our thank you.

Our floral designer, Carol Finn, will also be available

on Saturday, November 20th to make bows for the greens

you selected at the Greens’ Market. She will have a va-

riety of her tabletop, wreath, and swag designs also

available for purchase.

Holiday Workshop

At The Bee’s Knees

Create Two Gifts

Pottery Painting Animals, mugs, jewelry boxes Picture frames And more! Glass Fusing Ornaments, Coasters, pendants, earrings Mosaic Trivets, frames, tea lights Jewelry Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings

Thursdays Kids attending alone- Must be 7 and up Kids Arrival time at studio 6-7 p.m. Kids Departure time 7:30-8:30 p.m.

Cost per person $36.00 for 1 & 1/2 hours in the stu-dio + 2 Gifts All ages event Please Call for reservations 248.347.6718

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Tipping Point Theatre 361 E. Cady Street

248-347-0003 www.tippingpointtheatre.com Our new line-up…..

WILEY AND THE HAIRY MAN- First adult theater

production specifically for families!- By Jack Stokes October 30 and 31, 2010-performances are at 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.

From an Old South folktale for the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration during America's Great Depression, Wiley, who lives in the Alabama swamps with his loving “conjure-woman”

mother fears the ugly Hairy Man who took his daddy. Yet he heads to the swamp with his faithful hound dogs to confront his fears head-on, outwit the mon-

ster and learn some valuable life lessons. This Jo-seph Jefferson Award winner for Outstanding Chil-dren's Play is appropriate for children age 5 and up

and will have a limited run. This show is not in-cluded in our SeasonPASS holder’s tickets.

GUYS ON ICE –A musical about ice-fishing

November 18 – January 15, 2011 Book and Lyrics by Fred Alley & Music by James Kap-

lan Life, love and the one that got away highlight this bold, fresh and unique musical comedy about Lloyd

and Marvin, two ice-fishing buddies from Northern

Wisconsin who share a mutual love of good bait, cold beer and the Green Bay Packers. Marvin, who‟s sweet on the checkout girl at the Pick „n‟ Save, is

nervously awaiting his opportunity to star in a cable TV fishing show. Lloyd ponders a rocky marriage, aggravated by his desire to spend his wedding anni-

versary at Lambeau Field. They both battle Ernie the Mooch in a goofy show full of belly laughs that will resonate with anyone whose lived through a north-

ern Midwest winter and can appreciate the bond only men can feel in a minus 36-degree wind chill.

NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2010 Enjoy the 8:00 P.M. Performance of GUYS ON ICE followed by: AFTER GLOW PARTY WITH APPETIZ-

ERS PROVIDED BY: ROCKY‟S OF NORTHVILLE BEER, WINE AND A TOAST CLOSE TO MIDNIGHT. AFTER

SHOW ENTERTAINMENT : GUITAR PLAYER -JARRETT COGSWELL AND INCLUDED IN THE TICKET PRICE: A CHANCE TO WIN A BEAUTIFUL BRACELET PROVIDED BY:

ORIN JEWELERS. TICKETS: $75 or SEASONPASS HOLDERS TICKETS

$45 ($30 of the ticket price is tax deductable)

PROOF FEBRUARY 3 – MARCH 5, 2011 by David Auburn Set in Chicago, this winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize

for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play looks at the

loyalty and devotion of fathers and daughters even in the toughest of times. Catherine, the daughter of

mentally-ill Robert, a recently deceased mathemati-cal genius, is struggling with her fears of following in her father‟s footsteps mathematically and mentally.

Struggling to find her own way in the world and searching for faith, hope and love leads her to Hal, one of her father‟s former students, and the realiza-tion that while life is often based on provable facts, a

leap of faith is also often a necessity.

THE COCKTAIL HOUR MARCH 24 – APRIL 30, 2011 By A.R. Gurney

The old grudges and stifled hopes of a typical well-to-do and publicly admired American family come to light in this dark comedy that exposes the realities of relatives. John, an emerging playwright, has come

home to ask his father‟s permission to produce his latest play, which is based on his real family – warts and all. The crisis that ensues highlights the some-

times quirky and often truthful ways family members see themselves and each other. In this cocktail hour, which is prolonged by a newly hired cook‟s inability

to make a roast, people unravel as well as unwind.

CRIMES OF THE HEART By Beth Henley May 19- June 25, 2011 Sisterhood is at the core of this dark comedy that

won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize and the New York Drama Critics‟ Award for Best American Play. Babe Magrath has shot her senator husband in the stomach and doesn‟t want to tell her lawyer why. Despite being

part of a family in which dysfunction and sometimes tragedy are the norm, Babe and her sisters, Lenny and Meg, reunite at the old family home in Hazle-

hurst, Mississippi during this latest turmoil to work through old rivalries, jealousies and disappointments and prove that even in the worst of times a girl can

always count on her sisters to help pick up the pieces. Performances will be held at 8:00 p.m. on

Thursday through Saturday, with matinees at 3 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets for performances range between $25 and $30.

TPT is looking for corporate sponsorships for its upcoming season. Sponsorship is a great

way for businesses to support the arts while

promoting their business and services. Levels begin at $2,500 for a show co-sponsor, and benefits are customizable.

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Northville District Library 212 W. Cady 248-349-3020 www.northville.lib.mi.us

How To Buy A Computer Looking to buy a new computer? Laptop or desktop? PC or

Mac? This class covers many of the basic items to consider

when comparing computer systems. Call to register at 248

-349-3020.

Thursday, November 4 @ 7 pm

Between the Lines Adult Book Discus-

sion The Help

By Kathryn Stockett

Monday, November 8 at 7 pm

Picks and Sticks String Band Enjoy the kaleidoscopic musical style of this popular band.

All ages welcome. Call to register.

Tuesday, November 9 at 7 p.m.

Estate Planning 101 Financial planner Rick Bloom will discuss the various as-

pects of Estate Planning, including wills and trusts; powers

of attorney; avoiding probate; and ensuring your wishes are

carried out after your death. Call to register.

Thursday, November 11 at 7 pm

National Gaming Day @ Your Library Join us to play a variety of board and card games, all ages

are welcome. We provide games, but bring your favorites

to share if you like.

Saturday, November 13 from Noon – 5 pm

Foreign Films @ Your Library “Central Station”. Portuguese film, English subtitles, Rated

R, 106 mins). When a young boy witnesses his mother’s

accidental death, a lonely retired schoolteacher reluctantly

takes the child under her wing.

Monday, November 15 at 6:30 pm

Meet the Artist: Mike Mullen Award winning Northville artist Mike Mullen talks about

the art of creating linocuts, and especially the original print

he created especially for the 10th Anniversary of the Endow-

ment Fund. Call to register.

Tuesday, November 16 at 7 pm

Middle & High School Book Discussion

Teen Books, Chat, & Chow Teens entering 6th – 12th grade will enjoy a lively discussion

of Neil Gaiman’s “The Graveyard Book”. Snacks provided.

Monday, November 22 at 4 p.m.

Images of Northville

Start your holiday shopping at Mill Race Village! Images of America: Northville

By Michele Fecht $23 (Proceeds benefit the Northville Historical

Society) Signed copies available. Personalized copies

available upon request.

Books may be purchased at the NHS office in the Cady Inn 9:00am to 1:00pm - Monday

through Friday Share our community‟s history with friends and

family while supporting the Northville Historical Society.

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DDA News is Online Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are available on the DDA website. The DDA office is open Monday through Friday 9:00am - 4:30 pm. Lori M. Ward, AICP DDA Director loriwarddda@comcast.net Catherine Woods Special projects Coordinator cwoodsdda@comcast.net 215 W. Main Northville, MI 48167 Ph: 248-349-0345 Fax: 248-305-9049