Creekside Intermediate School
2615 Baker • (734) 424–4160Grades 5 & 6. Tammy Reich, principal.
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Dancer’s Edge
3115 Broad • (734) 424–2626 Year-round programming for recreational and competitive dancers....
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3902 E. Delhi, Ann Arbor • (734) 426–8211This 81-acre park is a popular picnic destination and a handy spot to launch a canoe. Restrooms with running water. Shelters can be reserved. Metroparks entrance fees: $10/ day, $40/year...
Read MoreDexter Area Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 478, Dexter 48130 • (734) 325–4030Connects the community with businesses in Dexter. Annual golf outing, summer concert series and festival, annual events, membership dinner. Board meets last Wed. each month, 9 a.m., Sun...
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Dexter Area Historical Museum
3443 Inverness • (734) 426–2519 Housed in an 1883 church, the museum has a large exhibit area, a...
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3443 Inverness • (734) 426–2519Supports and maintains the Dexter Area Historical Museum and Gordon Hall to preserve Dexter’s history and connect its community with its past and future. [email protected],...
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Dexter Art Gardens
Annual rotating exhibition of artworks, displayed downtown, selected by the Dexter Arts, Culture...
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Dexter Blueberry Farm
11024 Beach • (734) 426–2900 Pick-your-own blueberries. Mid-July through late Aug., Mon.–Sat. 8:30...
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Dexter Center for the Performing Arts
2200 N. Parker (Dexter High School) Hosts performances, including school music, theater ensembles,...
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Dexter Church of Christ
8700 Jackson Rd. • (734) 726–4246 Est. 2004. Preacher Lee Motes. Membership: 50. Sun. 9:30 a.m....
Read MoreDexter Cider Mill
3685 Central • (734) 426–8531Apples, wood-pressed cider, hard cider, donuts, honey, maple syrup, jellies, apple butter, caramel apples, baked goods. Late Aug. through mid- to late-Nov., Wed.–Sun. 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (cash or check...
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Dexter Community Aquatic Club
Year-round competitive swim team open to all ages and abilities. Coaches work to instill...
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Dexter Community Band
PO Box 343, Dexter 48130 • Karla Linker, (734) 426–2734 Adult amateur ensemble performs 4 free...
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2704 Baker (Bates School) • (734) 424–4180Enrichment and recreation opportunities for children and adults. [email protected], dexterschools.ce.eleyo.com
Read MoreDexter Community Education School Age Child Care
2704 Baker (Bates School) • (734) 424–4180, ext. 0After-school care until 6 p.m. ($16.50/day) at Bates School (grades Y5–6). Escorts walk Anchor/Beacon and Wylie students (grades Y5–4) to Bates after school. Creekside (grades 5...
Read MoreDexter Community Fund
301 N. Main, ste. 300, Ann Arbor • (734) 663–0401Permanent endowment dedicated to addressing community needs and enriching the quality of life within the Dexter community. Supports projects and nonprofits across several areas:...
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7651 Dan Hoey • (734) 426–8303Plots assigned on a first-come, first-served basis to Dexter city residents; in mid-May, plots are open to residents in the Dexter School District. See website for fees....
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PO Box 331, Dexter 48130Symphony orchestra open to all area musicians. Rehearsals at Mill Creek Middle School (7305 Dexter–Ann Arbor Rd.), Wed. 7–9 p.m. Free 2025–26 concerts: Nov. 2, Dec. 14, Mar. 8, May 9, June 12....
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(734) 646–8808Produces fall, spring, and summer plays or musicals at Columbus Hall (8265 Dexter-Chelsea Rd.). Winter youth performance at Jane Tasch Performing Arts Theatre (2100 E. M-36, Pinckney). Auditions 8–12 weeks before a...
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2704 Baker • (734) 424–4100 Enrollment (2023–24): 3,367. Superintendent Christopher Timmis. [email protected], dexterschools.org The school board meets at 7 p.m., one or two Mondays each month during the school year and...
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