Sounds & Sights on Thursday Nights
(734) 475–1145 June 4–July 30, 2026. 6:30–8:30 p.m. Ten stages featuring live music, street performers, and kids entertainment. Food vendors. chelseamich.com/sstn
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South Meadows Elementary School
335 Pierce • (734) 433–2205Grades 3–5. Katie Spisich, principal.
Read MoreSoutheast Michigan Commuter Connect
(866) 510–7665A free trip-planning and commuter-matching service by the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments and TheRide. Enter your departure point and destination online or in the app to get information on commuting...
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Director Lisa Nickel, (734) 433–2208, ext. 6083Early intervention services and classrooms for children ages 3–5 who meet eligibility criteria. Resource rooms at every building, teacher consultants, speech and language services,...
Read MoreSpinners Flock
PO Box 583, Chelsea 48118Nonprofit organization for hand spinners, fiber producers, and fiber artists. Meets 2nd Sat. 11 a.m.–2 p.m. All meetings, other than Nov., at Washington Street Education Center (Senior Center Bldg., 500...
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SRSLY Chelsea
775 S. Main Youth-led community coalition supporting youth mental health and preventing youth...
Read MoreSt. Barnabas Episcopal Church
20500 W. Old US-12 • (734) 475–8818 Est. 1954. Rev. Bill Stech & Rev. Marion VanLoo. Sun. 10 a.m. [email protected], stbarnabaschelsea.org
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16195 W. Old US-12 • (734) 475–8430Serves adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) in a community of group homes with on-site nursing, social work staff, and accommodations for specific dietary needs....
Read MoreSt. Mary Catholic Church
14200 E. Old US-12 • (734) 475–7561Est. 1844. V. Rev. William J. Turner. Membership: 1,155 families. Sat. 4:30 p.m., Sun. 8 & 10 a.m., Mon.–Fri. 9 a.m. [email protected], stmarychelsea.org
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St. Paul United Church of Christ
14600 E. Old US-12 • (734) 475–2545 Est. 1854. Rev. Eric Stricklin. Membership: 228. Sun. 10 a.m....
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The Chelsea TreeHouse
1101 S. Main • (734) 475–1555 Indoor playground and café with an informal meeting area for adults....
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The Rumpus Room
510 N. Main • (734) 800–1340 Rental and event space that holds up to 100 people....
Read MoreThe Sun Times News
8123 Main, Dexter • (734) 268–6269Chelsea, Dexter, and Saline news online and in print. Free. [email protected], thesuntimesnews.com
Read MoreTimberTown Park
Sibley west of N. MainNamed for its iconic, vast, and volunteer-built wooden play structure, this 19-acre park was recently named an official B2B trailhead. It’s also home to a pavilion, six pickleball courts, volleyball courts,...
Read MoreTrinity Health IHA Medical Group
14288 E. Old US-12Services include general primary care (family medicine and internal medicine), care management, pediatrics (including nutrition services), obstetrics, gynecology, rheumatology, and urgent care (by appointment)....
Read MoreTriple Crane Retreat Center
7665 Werkner • (734) 757–8567Offers Buddhist ceremonial practices daily early morning, morning, and afternoon. [email protected], triplecraneretreat.org
Read MoreVeterans Park
5825 SibleyFeatures a black marble memorial tribute to veterans, as well as a wooden ship play structure, picnic tables, and two ball diamonds.
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Waterloo Farm Museum
13493 Waterloo Munith Rd., Grass Lake • (804) 596–2254 Exhibits of 19th-century farming life...
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Waterloo Natural History Association
17030 Bush (Eddy Discovery Center) • (734) 475–3170 Supports the Eddy Discovery Center’s mission...
Read MoreWaterloo Recreation Area
Campground reservations: (800) 447–2757At 20,500 acres, this state park is the largest in the Lower Peninsula and is great for birding, boating, cross-country skiing, fishing, hunting, hiking, swimming, mountain biking, and...
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