Attractions

Barn Sanctuary

20179 McKernan, Chelsea • (734) 270–6845 Rescues and rehabilitates abused and neglected farmed animals while providing a safe haven where they can recover and thrive. Tours (with advance registration) include meeting the animals...

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Weber-Blaess School

520 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 401–4020This 1860s one-room schoolhouse, moved from outside town, is a living history museum. Open by appointment for visits, meetings, and functions. pufferb@salineschools.org,...

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Wellers

555 W. Michigan Ave. • (734) 429–2115This former Henry Ford mill and factory on the banks of the Saline River is on the National Register of Historic Places. The 10-acre property includes banquet and reception facilities, an...

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Saline District Library

555 N. Maple. • (734) 429–5450 A 33,000-square-foot building set on 14 wooded acres, the library houses more than 120,000 items. Downloadable audiobooks, ebooks, movies, and music are available online. Story hours, book...

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Saline History & Depot Museum

402 N. Ann Arbor St. • (734) 944–0442The 1870s Saline Depot complex includes the station agent’s office, freight house, livery barn, a furnished caboose from 1884, and a restored Eclipse windmill. Walking/biking trail along the...

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Saline Farmers Market

7265 Ann Arbor–Saline Rd. (Liberty School, mid-Nov.–Apr.) • 100 S. Ann Arbor St., parking lot 4 (May–mid-Nov.) • (734) 681–0860 Fresh produce, meat, poultry, cheese, eggs, baked goods, crafts, and gifts. May–Oct., Sat. 8...

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Davenport House

300 E. MichiganYou can’t go inside, or even walk on the park-size lawn, but this mint-green 1875 home (also known as the Curtiss Mansion) is worth seeing from the sidewalk. Built by banker William Davenport, it’s one of the...

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Emagine Entertainment

1335 E. Michigan Ave. • (734) 316–5500Nine theaters with all-reserved seating, leather power-reclining seats, and food orders brought to your seat. EMAX theater features large-format screen and surround sound. Tickets sold...

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Zingerman’s Cornman Farms

8540 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 619–8100Historic, multi-award-winning event space, wedding venue, and culinary destination offering farm dinners, cocktail classes, kids camps, and pop-up food events. cornmanevents@zingermans.com,...

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Wild Apple Farms

2701 N. Dancer • (734) 904–9141Sourdough bread, earthy farm soaps, free-range eggs, cut flowers/produce in season, honey, granola, candles, herbal apothecary, soulful original art and jewelry, baked goods, books, seasonal wares,...

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Ruhlig’s Country Market

11296 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 426–3161Farm-grown fare since 1979: sweet corn, squash, melons, cabbage, tomatoes, cantaloupe, and watermelon. Late-July–mid-Oct., Fri.–Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. After Labor Day, open Sat. & Sun....

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Lesser Farms & Orchard

12651 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 426–8009Apples, cider, eggs, honey, plums, firewood, pumpkins, beef. Sept.–Nov., Wed.–Sat. 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun. 1–6 p.m. Closed Mon. & Tues. Nov. 3–Aug. 31 open by appointment or by chance....

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Nixon Farms

6175 Daly14-acre Blast Corn Maze each fall, with 3½ miles of trails, plus hayrides, pedal cart races, farm animals, and a U-pick pumpkin patch. Group outings, birthday parties, and special events. Sept. 21–Nov. 2, Fri. 5–9 p.m.,...

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Gordon Hall

8311 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 426–2519This historic Greek Revival mansion, built by town founder...

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Jenny’s Farm Market and Cider Mill

8366 Island Lake Rd. • (734) 424–3431Produce, flowers, canned-jar goods, homemade donuts, cider, & more. Hayrides, pony rides, petting farm, and (in Sept. & Oct.) a straw maze. May–Dec., daily dawn–dark.

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