Memory Café
Lori Venable, (734) 945–1707 Social gatherings in dementia-friendly venues that allow people...
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Guides
Joan Rodman Memorial Plant Preserve
4747 Saline Waterworks Rd. 18-acre green space with peaceful trails winding through southern floodplain forest on either side of the Saline River.
Read MoreMichigan Celtic Festival
5055 Ann Arbor–Saline Rd. July 2026; dates TBA. This celebration of Saline’s sister city, Brecon, Wales, features food, beer, clan tents, kids activities, and Celtic music and dance on several stages by visiting and local...
Read MoreHampton Inn by Hilton Saline
1250 E. Michigan Ave • (734) 977–900173 rooms. Breakfast included; indoor pool and fitness center on-site. 384 feet of event space and one meeting room. ADA accessible. EV chargers on site. Pets with $75 fee. Call for rates....
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Harvest Elementary School
1155 Campus Pkwy. • (734) 401–4500 Grades K–3. Emily Sickler, principal.
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Heritage School
290 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 401–4100 Grades 4 & 5. Megan DeGrand, principal.
Read MoreHoliday Parade and Tree Lighting
Michigan Ave. Dec. 6, 2025, 5:30–9 p.m. 50th Annual Holiday Parade featuring 100+ participants—bands, dancers, musicians, a hot-air balloon, and a visit from Santa. salinechamber.org/holiday-parade-tree-lighting
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Jazz in the Park
Mill Pond Park (565 W. Bennett) July 18, 2026, 2–8 p.m. Jazz, food trucks, free shuttle bus to...
Read MoreMary J. McCann Park
8407 WarnerA 38-acre partially wooded preserve with a 1.1-mile loop trail, maintained by local Eagle Scouts, and an ecological demonstration area showing stages of natural progression in the landscape.
Read MoreMill Pond Park
565 W. BennettThis 54-acre park, which often hosts city events, features open fields, woodlands, a pond, a pavilion, picnic areas with grills, soccer fields, a Gaga ball pit, the giant ROMP (Recreate Our Mill Pond) play...
Read MoreIvybrook Academy Ann Arbor
5950 S. State, Ann Arbor • (734) 719–8184Opening fall 2025 for the 2025–26 school year. Proprietary curriculum inspired by Reggio Emilia, Montessori, and the theory of multiple intelligences. Half-day preschool for ages 1½–5;...
Read MoreGirls on the Run of Southeastern Michigan
3075 Clark, ste. 301, Ypsi • (734) 712–5640Research-based program teaches essential life skills to girls and gender-expansive youth in grades 3–6. Trained volunteer coaches facilitate lessons twice weekly for 8 weeks, Mar.–May,...
Read MoreDown Syndrome Support Team
9227 Fieldstone Ln., Saline 48176 (mailing) • (313) 608–7374Resources for families and friends of people with Down Syndrome. downsyndromesupportteam.com
Read MoreFirst Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor
4001 Ann Arbor–Saline Rd., Ann Arbor • (734) 665–6158 Est. 1865. Rev. Manish Mishra-Marzetti. Membership: 488. Sept.–May Sun. 9:30 & 11:30 a.m.; Memorial Day weekend–Labor Day weekend 10:30 a.m. in person/online....
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Fellowship Baptist Church
1045 W. Bemis • (734) 429–7196 Est. 1988. Pastor Connor Johnson. Membership: 75. Sun. 11 a.m....
Read MoreFirst Presbyterian Church of Saline
143 E. Michigan Ave. • (734) 429–4140 Pastor Rev. Kimberly Secrist Ashby. Michigan State Historic Site, est. 1831. Sun. 10 a.m. (in person/online). [email protected], salinepres.org 🏳️🌈
Read MoreFirst United Methodist Church of Saline
1200 N. Ann Arbor St • (734) 429–4730Est. 1833. Rev. Amy Triebwasser. Traditional worship Sun. 9 a.m., praise worship 11:15 a.m. (both in person/online). [email protected], fumc-saline.org
Read MoreDance Alliance of Saline
811 W. Michigan Ave. • (734) 429–9599 Classes in creative movement, ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, hip-hop, lyrical, modern, kickline, musical theater, turns and progressions, and boys classes for age 3+, beginning through advanced....
Read MoreDance Steps Studio
740 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 429–5522Ballet, jazz, hip-hop, contemporary/lyrical, pointe, modern, tap, acro-dance, and musical theater. Pre-ballet/tap and creative movement for ages 3–5, beginner level 1 for ages 6–8, and...
Read MoreDavenport House
300 E. Michigan Ave. You 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...
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