Saline Middle School
7190 N. Maple • (734) 401–4600Grades 6–8. Kimberly Jasper, principal.
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Saline Music Boosters
PO Box 313, Saline 48176Nonprofit promoting enthusiastic interest in Saline Area Schools’ band, orchestra and choir programs for grades 5–12. [email protected], salinemusicboosters.com
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Saline New Horizons Band
Director Dick Schoenfeldt, (734) 646–9497 Adult volunteer band open to all levels of experience....
Read MoreSaline Oktoberfest
Downtown Saline • (734) 717–7406 Sept. 2026, dates TBA. Two-day community festival celebrating German heritage with an old-fashioned Oktoberfest, including beer, live music, food, and drinks; also, Kinderplatz, wiener dog races,...
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1866 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 429–350212 community parks with playgrounds, picnic areas, sports fields, pavilion rentals, trails, rec center, and more. Youth, adult, and senior programs include fitness classes, sports leagues,...
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1866 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 429–3502Fall flag football for ages 4–14. Year-round jujitsu classes for ages 5–13 and 14+. Youth tennis lessons at Tefft Park and inside the Rec Center. Summer Soccer Stars program for ages 1–12 at...
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Saline Rotary Club
PO Box 121, Saline 48176 • Club administrator Jill Durnen, (734) 429–5491 Service club helps with...
Read MoreSaline Stone & Thistle Garden Club
Programs about gardening, community garden maintenance, member workshops, summer field trips and social events, roadside cleanups, and community outreach. Annual plant sale in May. Meets Sept.–May, 3rd Mon. at 6:45 p.m. at...
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Downtown Saline • (734) 368–1944 2026 dates TBA; typically held in early Aug. Music and dance, children’s activities, Miss Saline Scholarship Pageant, 5K run/walk, car show, electric car show, arts and crafts, soccer tournament,...
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Saline Swim Team
1300 Campus Pkwy. (Saline High School) • (734) 401–4368 Year-round training and competitions...
Read MoreSaline Trunk or Treat
106 W. Michigan Ave. • (734) 717–7406 Oct. 22, 2025, 6:30–8:30 p.m. A family-fun event including trick-or-treating with local businesses, DJ, and live entertainment. [email protected],...
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Saline Varsity Blues Performing Arts
Three-cast performing arts group for students in grades 1–12 performs two shows a year. Winter...
Read MoreSaline-Brecon Friendship Guild
Jim Roth, (734) 429–4063A social club that hosts guests from sister city Brecon, Wales, and raises funds for Brecon’s official visits every five years. Meets quarterly. salinesistercities.org/brecon
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100 N. Harris • Linda TerHaar, (734) 395–9328A social club interested in Saline’s German heritage. Hosts guests from sister city Lindenberg, Germany, and supports high school student exchanges. Traditional German Stammtisch...
Read MoreSalt Springs Park
263 MonroeSaline’s newest park, awaiting Phase II of construction, features 15 acres of land and an educational nature trail connecting to the ancient salt springs which give the city its name.
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Salt Valley Arts
400 W. Russell, rm. 2372 (EHM Professional Bldg.) Volunteer-run art collective with groups in...
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100 S. Ann Arbor St. (W. Henry St. parking lot) • (734) 717–7406 June–Aug. 2026, 7–9 p.m. A weekly outdoor concert every Thurs., with kids activities and surprises throughout the summer....
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
EHM Senior Solutions communities include Brecon Village Senior Living Community (200 Brecon, 734–429–1155, ehmss.org/senior-living/independent-living), with independent living in 112 homes for older adults; Memory Support Center...
Read MoreSingle-Family Homes
Central Saline still has a small-town feel, and the old village core around Michigan Ave. and Ann Arbor St. includes late 1800s and early 1900s homes. Ranches and 2-stories from the 1950s to 1970s line both sides of Michigan...
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