It might be peak summer temperatures outside but at Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores, the jolly old elf himself and Mrs. Claus are stopping by as part of their summer vacation! And they are bringing special news about this winter’s holidays at Ford House. On Tuesday, July 25, at 12 p.m., Ford House will kick off “Christmas in July” with a special…
Wild Lights at the Detroit Zoo features five million LED lights illuminating trees, buildings, and sculptures throughout the front half of the Detroit Zoo.
Mystery & magic await at Glenlore Trails in Commence Township, a 1 mile outdoor path with a light and sound show for all ages!
If you are looking for experience based gift ideas, then check out our list below. If your family is anything like mine, the last thing we need at Christmas is more stuff. We have too many clothes, too many toys, too much everything. Christmas becomes an overwhelming overload of more stuff. Buying gifts becomes stressful. Will they like it? Will…
Visitor’s guide and photos from Tunnel of Lights in Warren – Christmas on Eiffel Street. Pack up the family and head out for some socially-distanced Christmas cheer.
“Sensory Santa’s”, sometimes referred to as “Silent Santa’s” give children of all spectrums of special needs the opportuity to visit Santa in a quiet and welcoming, sensory-friendly environment. All families with children with autisim and other special needs can enjoy the time-honored tradition of a visit with Santa, in a more subdued and calm environment at these Metro Detroit Sensory Santa Locations.
It’s time to don your children in their dress attire and get those adorable photos with Santa. Here are some locations we have been told Santa and his elves will be visiting this year. We hope you and your family have a most magical Christmas season. Find Santa in Macomb County CLINTON TOWNSHIP The Mall at Partridge CreekNovember 21st…
2022 Macomb County Michigan Tree Lighting Ceremonies and Parades by city.
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train program has two trains, and one of them is passing through Metro Detroit on December 1st, after being absent for three years. The U.S. train departs Montreal, Canada on November 22nd and will travel through Ontario before returning to southeast Michigan. Metro Detroit families can catch the train passing through several metro-Detroit cities. On the…
