Parks & Recreation Commission
Becky Murillo chairs this 9-member commission appointed by the city council. Meets 3rd Tues. 7 p.m. in person at City Hall (3515 Broad) and on Zoom.
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Peace Park
Ann Arbor St. at InvernessA .2-acre minipark commemorating efforts for world peace; visitors are encouraged “to relax and reflect on the cultural and social diversity of the City.” Features picnic tables and benches; strollers...
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,...
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Matt Kowalski chairs this 9-member commission appointed by the city council. Reviews site plans on development proposals and holds public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments and special land use applications. Meets 1st Mon....
Read MoreRuhlig’s Country Market
11296 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 426–3161Farm-fresh produce since 1979: sweet corn, squash, melons, cabbage, tomatoes, cantaloupe, watermelon, and more. Late July–Sept., Fri.–Sat. 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. After...
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 MoreSenior Housing
The 60 Craftsman-style cottages at The Cedars of Dexter (411 Cedars, 734–792–9702, thecedars.mybrio.org) offer independent living for age 60+.
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Though there are many newer homes in the area, the city has managed to maintain its small-town feel. Small postwar Cape Cods serve as starter homes among Dexter’s contemporary ranches and historic showpieces. Subdivisions within...
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...
Read MoreSpecial Education
Director Ann Nakon, (734) 424–4100, ext. 6052Early intervention services, classrooms for children ages 3–5 who meet eligibility criteria, teacher consultants, speech and language services, occupational and physical therapists,...
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Spring Valley Trout Farm
12190 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 426–4772 Family fishing for rainbow trout or channel catfish. Nine...
Read MoreSRSLY Dexter
775 S. Main, Chelsea • Coalition director Chrissie Kremzier, (734) 489–1527 • Program coordinator Ursula Anderson, (734) 489–1527 Community coalition dedicated to the prevention of substance use and destructive behaviors among...
Read MoreSt. Andrew’s Piecemakers Quilters
7610 Ann Arbor St. (St. Andrew’s United Church of Christ) • (734) 276–6915Members make quilts for Mott Children’s Hospital, the VA Hospital, and Alpha House in Ann Arbor. Materials and tools provided; no experience necessary....
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St. Andrew’s United Church of Christ
7610 Ann Arbor St. • (734) 426–8610 Est. 1883. Pastor Lawrence Van Slambrook. Membership: 221....
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St. James’ Episcopal Church
3279 Broad • (734) 426–8247 Est. 1837. Rev. Stacy Salles. Membership: 85. Sun. 9:30 a.m. An open...
Read MoreSt. Joseph Catholic Parish
6805 Mast • (734) 426–8483 Est. 1840. Fr. Brendan Walsh. Membership: 1,200 families. Weekend masses: Sat. 5 p.m., Sun. 9 & 11 a.m. Original “Village Church,” 3430 Dover: weekday liturgy Mon.–Fri. 8:15 a.m. [email protected],...
Read MoreSt. Vladimir Russian Orthodox Church
9900 Jackson Rd. • (734) 475–4590Est. 1981. Fr. Gregory Joyce. Membership: 135. Sat. 6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. Divine services (in person). Transportation available. Sat. 11 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 1–7 p.m. [email protected],...
Read MoreStinchfield Woods
9401 Stinchfield Woods Rd., Pinckney • (734) 764–9316777 acres of woods owned by U-M. A favorite among naturalists, bird watchers, hikers, and runners; no bikes allowed. Open dawn to dusk. Limited parking at main gate. All dogs...
Read MoreSummer Concert Series
Monument Park • (734) 506–1560Every Fri., May 23–Aug. 29, 2026, 6:30–9 p.m. Live music and entertainment downtown all summer. dexterchamber.org/summer-concerts
Read MoreThe Educational Foundation of Dexter
PO Box 385, Dexter 48130 This nonprofit led by community members provides financial support to promote excellence in education in Dexter Community Schools. Funds teacher-authored grants, building-level grants, and district...
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