Merrill Crockett, (209) 559–7981Community-minded group, from novices to master gardeners, meets to share tips, learn from experts, and visit gardens in Southeast Michigan. Club members plant and maintain flower beds throughout...
Read More128 Jackson St. (1853 Boyd House, across from the historic Chelsea Depot) • (734) 800–1850Maintains Chelsea history archives and museum and offers special events and programs throughout the year, many free for members....
Read MorePO Box 301, Chelsea 48118 • (734) 395–9818Since 1972. Winter dinner theater and summer musical. Youth theater, workshops, and improv classes. Open auditions. Set, prop, and costume rentals. [email protected],...
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17684 W. Old US-12 • (734) 272–2453 Provides community enrichment; holds annual fundraiser for...
Read More740 N. Freer (Chelsea High School) • (734) 433–2201, ext. 1052Volunteers raise funds to promote and support student athletics. Meets 3rd Wed. 6:30 p.m. at Chelsea High School. chelseabulldogs.net/main/boosters
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PO Box 572, Chelsea 48118 Local professionals perform chamber music with guest artists....
Read More14600 E. Old US-12 • (734) 433–1938Half-day preschool. Adult-child ratio 1:4. Age 3 classes Tues. & Thurs. 8:15–11 a.m.; age 4 Mon., Wed., & Fri. 8:15–11 a.m.; multiage Mon.–Thurs. 8:15–11 a.m.; age 2 playgroup...
Read More(734) 475–1145 Feb. 7, 2026. Free chocolates and chocolate-related events. chelseamich.com/chocolate-extravaganza
Read More13661 E. Old US-12 • (734) 475–8458Est. 1958. Minister Tom Haddox. Membership: 40. Sun. 10:30 a.m. [email protected], chelseacofc.org
Read More320 N. MainBuilt in 1907 as a water tower by the Glazier Stove Company. The renovation of the factory complex created office and retail spaces; additional renovated buildings surround a courtyard that now holds community...
Read More275 N. Freer (Pierce Lake Early Childhood Center) • (734) 433–2204, ext. 4002Half-day preschool and full-day, full-year program for ages 3–4, and Great Start Readiness Program for those who qualify. First Steps Washtenaw Play...
Read More275 N. Freer (Pierce Lake Early Childhood Center) • (734) 433–2204, ext. 4001Youth and adult enrichment classes and sports. Youth sports include flag football, basketball, baseball, soccer, and more. Adult classes include...
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20501 W. Old US-12 (Chelsea Fairgrounds) • (734) 475–1270 Aug. 2026; dates TBA. Rides, livestock...
Read More20501 W. Old US-12 • (734) 475–1270Volunteer board organizes the annual Chelsea Community Fair and maintains and rents the fairgrounds. [email protected], chelseafair.org
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333 W. Fort, ste. 2010, Detroit • (313) 961–6675 Promotes individual, family, and corporate...
Read MoreSibley by TimberTown ParkMembers tend 20×20-foot organic plots. $30/plot with a $30 deposit (refundable). Orientation for new members. [email protected], chelseacommunitygarden.org
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125 Jackson St. • (734) 593–7043 The beautifully restored depot hosts concerts and private...
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125 Jackson St. • PO Box 93, Chelsea 48118 • (734) 593–7043 Maintains and rents the restored depot...
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221 S. Main • (734) 475–8732 CDL is an access point for the internet and information, including...
Read More680 McKinleyDogs must be registered with the city of Chelsea. Register at Chelsea City Offices (305 S. Main). $25 for Chelsea residents, $35 for nonresidents; renew annually.
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