Cellarmen’s is the unique and new 26,000 square foot microbrewery/meadery/cidery located on John R, in Hazel Park, within walking distance to the new James Rigato restaurant, Mabel Gray. Hubs and I ventured out last Saturday to check it out. So, in case it doesn’t go without saying, this is a space for the 21+ crowd. The decor reminds me of a…
Last week we visited the Spray Park in Clintonwood Park in Clarkston. The Spraypark at Clintonwood is 3,200 sq ft. Designed by Raindrop, Inc. it has a variety of above and below water features. At the time of publication (7/20/16) admission for children (17 & under) is $2.00 for Independence Township Residents and Clarkston School District Homeowners and $4 per non-resident…
If you’re tired of watching the same old baseball game, may I suggest watching a game that’s a bit older? Check out Historic Base Ball: Base Ball 1867 Style at Greenfield Village. Every weekend between now and August 20th, Greenfield Village has their own baseball games and it’s unlike any game you’ve seen on TV. For one, they play by…
Metro Detroit Blogger: Rachel Dean – Redesigning Happiness On Friday night, my husband and I went to a drive-in movie theater. I think it’s been over 25 years since I’ve been to a drive-in movie. Many of you may remember going to drive-ins when you were younger, especially in you grew up in the 80’s like me! Well, there are still…
Originally Published on 9/3/15 Find over 30 more Metro Detroit Splash Pads on our Metro Detroit Michigan Outdoor Splash Pads & Parks page. Enjoying the last few days of summer, we ventured out to Plymouth to check out their sprayscape. Township Park is located at 46640 Ann Arbor Trail, just east of Beck Road. The Sprayscape is about 2600 square foot of…
Even if you didn’t grow up in the 60s and 70s, everyone has heard of Motown and the musical success they had. Hell, Motown jump-started Michael Jackson’s career and I know people have heard of him. I’m an 80s child, so I’ve heard of The Temptations, Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder, and many other Motown artists; but something I didn’t know…
Today I would like to introduce everyone to the Troy Historical Village, located in Troy, Michigan at the corner of Wattles Road and Livernois Road. I don’t know how many times I’ve driven by that corner and I’ve never noticed this gem of a museum. This village contains 10 buildings that give a glimpse into this region’s past. The first…
The children’s area at the Canton Township Public Library underwent a major renovation recently. It reopened in early April with a celebration of the opening on April 24. As a tutor, I spend lots of time in the children’s library with my students. It is an amazing place to learn, play, make friends, and more! Beyond the rows and rows…
Over 200 steps down to explore nature at Bloomer Park in Rochester Hills. Don’t miss this Big, Wooden Staircase.
Back in the day, I remember going on a tour of Pizza Hut’s kitchen. We learned all about how pizza was made, its history, and we ended it by making our own personal pizzas. Now that I have kids of my own, I’ve been wanting to do the same with them, but I haven’t found a Pizza Hut who offers…
