July 14 – Oak Park Summer Concert Featuring Smoke Jones Band
Check out the Oak Park Summer Entertainment Series.
July 14 – Troy Summer Concert: Dan Rafferty Band
“We are so excited to bring back the Troy Summer Concert Series at Boulan Park again this summer,”
July 12 – The Look – Free Concert at Wildwood Amphitheater
The music they play incorporates elements of Pop, Rock, Country and Blues.
July 10 – Clawson Park Market w/Music by Sean Nasrey and Greater Alexander
Join us for seven Sunday’s throughout the summer for a Craft & Flea Market with a Farmer or two.
July 8-17 – Oakland County Fair
We have a great lineup of events and fun activities for the whole family. We have fireworks, demo derbies, Figure 8 racing, Monster Trucks and animals. Plus we have events that last the whole 10 days of Fair. And don’t forget the Carnival rides and all that awesome fair food
July 7 – Oak Park Outdoor Movie: Space Jam A New Legacy
Check out the Oak Park Summer Entertainment Serie
July 7 – Ferndale Movie at Schiffer Park – Idiocracy
Everyone is welcome to bring lawn chairs, blankets, snacks, or stuffed animals. Whatever you need to have fun, get cozy and enjoy the movie!
July 7 – Blood Drive at Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Center in Rochester Hills
All donors will have their temperature taken at the door and as part of patient history
All donors will be required to wear a mask. A mask will be provided to the donor if they don’t have one
July 6 – Troy Movie Night Under the Stars: Luca
Bring the family, lawn chairs or blankets and relax with as a variety of family-friendly movies will be shown at sunset. Concessions will be available for purchase from some of Troy’s own non-profit organizations .
July 1 – Big Book of Candle Magic Book Launch at Candle Wick Shoppe in Ferndale
We hope you will join us in celebrating the truly magical launch of Jacki Smith’s newest book “The big book of Candle Magic” Friday July 1st from 4pm to 6pm at The Candle Wick Shoppe.
June 30 – Ferndale Library Reception for Artist Loralee Grace
The Ferndale Library’s Art & Exhibitions Committee will host a Reception for local visual artist Loralee Grace on June 30 from 6 pm – 8 pm, celebrating her current show, “Futurelands,” currently on display in the library’s program room.
June 29 – Home Buyer Happy Hour with Shaffer and Associates in Royal Oak
oin us for a free evening of answers & information about home buying in 2022.
June 30 – Ferndale Movie in Wilson Park – Encanto
Movies will be shown throughout Ferndale all summer long in Downtown Ferndale’s Schiffer Park, and city-wide at Wilson Park, Martin Road Park and Harding Park.
June 30- Troy Summer Concert: Kathleen Murray & The Groove Council
“We are so excited to bring back the Troy Summer Concert Series at Boulan Park again this summer,” Community Affairs Director Cindy Stewart said
June 30 – Oakland County Veterans Resource Fair
Representatives will be onsite to serve all veterans, active duty, guard and reserves, and their families with these resources:
June 27-July 4 – Huntington Woods In the Woods Celebration
The annual “In the Woods” celebration takes place June 27-July 4.
June 26 – Hometown Pasta Slam in Ferndale to Benefit Affirmations
Vote for your favorite dish, as chefs from Hometown Restaurant Group (Pops for Italian, One-Eyed Bettys, Public House), prepare six unique pasta dishes and wine pairings in hopes of earning the Pasta Slam champion title and earning a spot on our menu.
Berkley Overflows with LGBTQ+ Support After Councilperson Hennen’s Remarks and Vote Against Pride
Hennen did not address any of these comments, although the majority of his fellow council members voiced their support for those who spoke for the LGBTQ+ community and the Berkley Pride Block Party on June 26th.
Reporter Food: Opa! Food and Spirits in Orion Twp
Opa! Food and Spirits is located at 600 S. Lapeer Road in Orion Twp.
Holly Pride Celebrates LGBTQ+ Community with Speakers from Near and Far
But such events are becoming more popular as communities of all sizes see the value in being welcoming of LGBTQ+ neighbors. “You are changing the narrative that the only way to come out in a small town is to get out.”