Municipal Parking
Chelsea’s municipal lots downtown provide free 3-hour customer parking, with longer spots available for downtown workers and shop owners. There is a commuter parking lot on the east side of M-52 just north of I-94.
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North Creek Elementary School
699 McKinley • (734) 433–2203Grades K–2. Casey Wescott, principal.
Read MoreNorth Lake United Methodist Church
14111 North Territorial • (734) 475–7569Est. 1836. Pastor Trisha A. Farrell. Membership: 110. Sun. 10 a.m. [email protected], northlakeumc.org
Read MoreOak Grove Cemetery
Middle at Madison • (734) 475–3332The names of many of Chelsea’s pioneer families, including Holmes, Congdon, Kemp, and Glazier, are found among the markers on this 23-acre burial ground. Winding paths and mature trees invite...
Read MoreOn the Tracks Songwriter Showcase
125 Jackson St. (Chelsea Depot) Intimate concerts with local, regional, and national touring songwriters. Shows 1st Wed., Sept.–May (doors at 6:30 p.m., shows at 7 p.m.). Suggested donation $20. [email protected],...
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One World One Family Task Force
PO Box 31, Chelsea 48118 • Joanne Ladio, (734) 748–3564 Implements actions around promoting...
Read MoreOur Savior Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
1515 S. Main • (734) 475–1404Est. 1970. Pastor Daniel Pezzica. Membership: 300. Sun. 8:15 heritage service, 10:30 a.m. contemporary service. [email protected], oursaviorchelsea.com
Read MorePalmer Commons
304 S. MainHosts the Saturday farmers market and Sights & Sounds in summer (see Major Events). Available for public and private events.
Read MorePark Lyndon County Park
18801 North Territorial • (734) 971–6337This 335-acre county park is home to over 500 species of plants in a wide variety of habitats: fens, marshes, bogs, ponds, forest, prairie, and the Embury Swamp Natural Area Preserve, the...
Read MorePierce Lake County Park
1175 S. Main • (734) 475–585818-hole championship golf course, plus a boardwalk and nature trails on 26 acres. See sandhill cranes, red foxes, and painted turtles. Cross-country skiing. Open year-round. No entry fee for park;...
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851 S. MainThis 4.6-acre green space boasts a playground, picnic tables, a large pavilion, and a big rock that locals paint for events and special occasions.
Read MorePinckney State Recreation Area
8555 Silver Hill, Pinckney (headquarters) • (734) 426–4913 • Campground reservations: (800) 447–2757This more than 11,000-acre park north of Chelsea is made up of 3 main sections: the Silver Lake and Halfmoon Lake day use areas,...
Read MorePotawatomi Trail
Along with the connecting Silver Lake and Crooked Lake trails, this 17-mile loop is hilly and picturesque for hiking and mountain biking. Since the trail contains exposed roots, rocks, and steps, it’s only open for cross-country...
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Purple Rose Theatre Company
137 Park St. • Box office: (734) 433–7673 • Business office: (734) 433–7782 Professional theater...
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SASHA Farm (Sanctuary and Safe Haven for Animals)
17901 Mahrle, Manchester • (734) 218–8897 The largest farm animal sanctuary in the Midwest...
Read MoreScouting America, Michigan Crossroads Council
14258 Michigan St., Eagle 48822 • (517) 940–4210Activities for young people in Cub Scouts (grades K–5) and leadership activities in Scouts BSA (grades 6–12), Venturing, and Sea Scouting (ages 14–21, 13 if 8th grade completed)....
Read MoreSculpture Walk Chelsea
(734) 475–1145 New outdoor sculptures each June, on display year-round in the heart of downtown. All are available for sale.
Read MoreSenior Housing
The Chelsea Retirement Community (805 W. Middle, 734–808–3610, chelsearetirementcommunity.org) offers a wide array of services, including independent living, individualized care, assisted living, skilled care,...
Read MoreSingle-Family Homes
Chelsea’s historic core includes cozy farm-style homes from the city’s earliest days, large multistory Victorian homes, and an abundance of smaller homes, many built by German immigrants. Houses from the 1920s and 1930s line...
Read MoreSounds & Sights Festival
Downtown Chelsea • (734) 475–1145 July 25 & 26, 2026. Art market, farmers market, live music in a social tent, food court, KidZone activities and entertainment, chalk artist competition, sidewalk sales, and Chelsea Classic...
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