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DDA NEWS IS ONLINE Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are available

on the DDA website.

The DDA is open Mon. through Fri. 8:00 am - 4:00 pmLori M. Ward, DDA [email protected]

215 W. Main Street, Northville, MI 48167

Phone: (248) 349-0345Fax: (248) 305-9049

CALENDAR. . . November 2016 . . .

NOVEMBER 4 First Friday Experience

NOVEMBER 10 Girls’ Night OutNOVEMBER 18

Holiday Lighted ParadeNOVEMBER 18, 19 Holiday Home TourNOVEMBER 19, 20

Greens Market In Town SquareNOVEMBER 20

Christmas In The Village

. . . December 2016 . . .

DECEMBER 2 First Friday Experience

DECEMBER 3 Pancakes & Pajamas Breakfast With Santa

DECEMBER 3 Christmas Children’s Workshop

DECEMBER 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18 Santa Visits Maybury Farm

DECEMBER 9, 10, 11 Tinsel And Treasures Craft Show

DECEMBER 31 Magic Show/Family New Year’s Eve Party

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2016

IN THIS ISSUE:News From The DDABusiness and Organization Events




THE DDANEWSFROM

Strategic PlanEarlier this summer, an intercept survey was administered in downtown. The survey was also distributed through the DDA’s social media, and through our list serve of over 1500 subscribers. Over 1100 responses to the survey were received. A second, more detailed survey was distributed earlier this week and will provide input on issues pertaining to business mix, hours of operation, and shopping habits and more. To participate in the survey, go to Downtownnorthville.com or click here. Two joint meetings of the Planning Commission, City Council, and DDA have been set for November 17th and 29th from 6:30 – 8:00 pm in City Council Chambers to discuss strategies on how we can achieve some of the outcomes identified to date. Once the information is pulled together a community public information meeting will be held to review the survey results, market information, and draft strategic program and solicit responses.

Wayfinding SignageDDA Staff, DPW Director Jim Gallogly, Volunteer John Argenta, and traffic engineer Cheryl Gregory meet with Wayne County Road Commission engineers on October 10th to discuss outstanding issues with Phase II of the DDA’s Wayfinding Project. These issues were resolved and the project will be bid out the first week in November for an early spring installation. The project will include the larger Type A signs that direct visitors to Historic Downtown Northville. These signs will primarily be placed on 7 and 8 Mile Roads. In addition to the Type A signs, a permanent sign at the Comerica Community Connection will be fabricated and installed and a sign directing pedestrians to Shop and Dine on Mary Alexander Court will be part of the project as well.

Newspaper Rack ReplacementThe news racks located outside of 210 West Main will be removed and replaced with a smaller news rack which will hold two paid and two free publications. The rack at Hutton and Main Street, east of Hutton Park, will be removed and the concrete slab will be utilized for the installation of a bike rack and additional landscaping. The Newsrack is expected to be delivered in early November. Cady Street Parking Deck Beam RepairBids have been received for the repair work of a beam in the lower level of the Cady Street Parking Deck. The bid will go to City Council for consideration in November. Construction is scheduled to be completed this fall in order to reopen several parking spaces for the holidays that are currently coned off for safety reasons.

Seasonal DécorSummer flowers were removed and fall landscaping was installed at the end of September. Mums, kale and pansies have been planted at the entranceway to downtown, at the Main and Center Street intersection and in Town Square. Bales of hay, mums, cornstalks and pumpkins were delivered to 2 dozen businesses in the downtown.

Skeletons are Alive! The event kicked off on October 7th with over 110 life sized skeletons on display throughout the Downtown area. Live entertainment, food trucks and vendors were featured in Town Square at the event. The attendance was terrific, with great weather for the event. A walking map was created of all of the skeletons that participated in the program. We continue to receive great media coverage.




EVENTSBUSINESS AND ORGANIZATION

BUSINESS EVENTS AND INFORMATIONAbbasi Dermatologywww.AbbasiDerm.comAddress: 133 W. Main Street Suite 251 (located inside Northville Square)Phone: (248) 773-5305

Celebrating 4 years of business in Downtown Northville!

Check out their monthly specials on social media!

ColorfuLaura Creative Studiowww.colorfulaura.wordpress.comAddress: 133 W. Main Street, Suite 270Phone: (248) 343-0395

With the chill in the air, it’s time to come indoors and get your creativity warmed up! In November, ColorfuLaura Creative Studio will be adding new classes to the schedule including Intuitive Painting. This class is for the beginner, the non-artist or “stuck” artist - all the way up to the pro who needs to let loose and have more fun!

Classes will be Sunday afternoons. Please check Facebook or their wordpress site for details on signing up. They will also begin Art Journalling and Artist Trading Card Classes! Would you love to do these things but don’t want to invest all that money in tons of stamps, stencils, paintings and other supplies? Then sign up for one or all of these classes! They will show you how to use these items to create fun works of art that will open your heart, mind, and creative soul! Classes for teens, too.

They will also begin regularly holding their preschool art time every Thursday during the day AND look for their wood signs! They have a Fall one out that is offered in the first week of November and after Thanksgiving they will paint

the other side for the winter holidays! Like them on Facebook and bookmark their site and always feel free to text or call to ask about a class you would be interested in as they are adding more each day. Coming in December they will have handmade gift night, and a Tree Ornament making night! A favorite in their household they are bringing to you! They will have lots of artistic and unique gifts for Christmas so don’t forget to stop in and shop. Check sites for hours or call!

Dancing Eye Gallerywww.dancingeye.comAddress: 101 N. Center StreetPhone: (248) 449-7086

Unique pieces, such as this pinecone ceramic tray, by Terrapin Tile are created using the labor-intensive sgraffito method. The Dancing Eye Gallery features a variety of ceramics in this particular method as well as other Terrapin Tile creations. The tray retails for $38.

D & D Bicycles and Hockeywww.ddbicyclesandhockey.comAddress: 121 N. Center StreetPhone: (248) 347-1511

• Bike close-out sale all month long. Up to 40% off bikes.• Black Friday sale (dates have not been released yet).• Stop by for a free test ride or bike rack safety check any day. Extended test rides and demos available for all high- end road and mountain bikes.





Edward’s Café and Catererwww.edwardscaterer.comAddress: 115 E. Main StreetPhone: (248) 344-1550

Celebrate the holidays with Edward’s Catering!

Since 1986, Edward’s Café and Caterer has been providing customers in downtown Northville with upscale catering services, gourmet food and desserts, and exceptional customer service.

This holiday season we are offering a full turkey dinner available to serve 6-8 people as well as delicious desserts. Please visit our website www.edwardscaterer.com for the full Thanksgiving Menu as well as a special Holiday Menu for the month of December.

EDWARD’S FAMILY FEAST (serves 6-8) . . . . . . . . . $160Ready to reheat and serve. $20 charge for carving.INCLUDES:• Roasted Turkey - 12-14 pound turkey, whole and unstuffed• Traditional Stuffing made with fresh herbs, celery and onions• Your Choice of Homemade Whipped Idaho Potatoes or Whipped Sweet Potatoes• Your Choice of Green Bean Casserole or Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Caramelized Shallots• Cranberry Orange Sauce with apples and spices• Rolls with butter• Turkey Pan Gravy with sage and thyme

Healing Feather Massage and Reikiwww.healingfeather.massagetherapy.comAddress: 133 W. Main Street Suite 100BPhone: (810) 339-0260

Healing Feather Massage is going on a couple vacations during the month of November so openings will be limited. It’s suggested to schedule your sessions in advance before they’re all taken. (810) 339-9260

Wishing you all a wonderful month of November and a very Happy Thanksgiving!

In December, Healing Feather will be celebrating the blessings of Christmas with the healing touch of massage. The number one requested massage will be $10 less than normal during the whole month! Call or text to schedule your Integrated massage session now. Merry Christmas!

*gift certificates do not apply.

Hot Yoga Detroit (Formerly Bikram Yoga)www.bikramyogadetroit.comAddress: 122 MaincentrePhone: (248) 924-2002

Once again the beauty of Fall in Michigan is upon us. Hot Yoga Detroit is so happy to celebrate this gorgeous season with you. Hot Yoga Detroit-Northville is thankful for the support of their family and greater community of yogis for over 6 years, at 122 MainCentre. Moving their studio from Plymouth in 2010, they started here as Bikram Yoga Northville. However this year they decided to change their name to better embrace a larger yoga community. Their new Fall Schedule is reflecting this quest with another NEW CLASS. On Tuesdays in October Hot Yoga Detroit offered Hot Pilates @ 6pm each week. The line-up is; Hot Yoga - 90 and 60 minutes classes, YIN - 90 and 60 minute classes, Core - 45 minutes, and now Hot Pilates - 60 minutes. Please check their website for times and specifications for our 36 weekly classes. Mention this article for 10% OFF the purchase of a regularly priced class package. If you have any questions please call Hot Yoga Detroit at (248) 924-2002.





Kindred Spirits Senior Carewww.kindredspiritscare.comAddress: 103 S. Center StreetPhone: (248) 773-7660

Kindred Spirits Senior Care is always recruiting compassionate, dependable individuals as non-medical caregivers. They provide a supportive, rewarding work opportunity. They hire for your heart and provide a comprehensive training and development program. Please contact them if you are interested!

Did you know Kindred Spirits Senior Care not only provides non-medical care and support to older adults but also is your community resource for information regarding caregiving and aging. Check out their Facebook page, www.facebook.com/kindredspiritsseniorcare, for valuable information on various topics on aging. Their doors are always open to discuss your situation or care/support for a loved one. Kindred Spirits Senior Care partners with older adults and their families to provide support and quality of life as you age. Stop in or call them at (248) 773-7660, they are here for you!

Orin Jewelerswww.orinjewelers.comAddress: 101 E. Main StreetPhone: (248) 349-6940

Orin’s Ladies Night – Nov. 10Santa’s Elves are waiting! Join Orin’s for refreshments and send your letter to Santa! He’s a busy guy so they’ll make sure he gets your mail! Stop by and play with some jewelry to put on your wish list, enter to win a piece of jewelry, and enjoy a night out with the ladies! Black Friday & Small Business Saturday – Nov. 25-26Join Orin’s for special secret sales and a HUGE Alex and Ani sale that they have to keep under wraps. You won’t want to miss this weekend of special deals! Men’s Night – Dec. 8Send in your husbands and Orin’s will take care of the rest. Gentlemen, they are here to make the shopping completely pain-free this year. Grab a friend and join us for beer, cigars, and refreshments. Orin’s hopes you’ll join them and enjoy a night out with the boys.

Starring “The Gallery”www.starringthegallery.comAddress: 118 W. Main StreetPhone: (248) 347-1642

Thank you for you for stopping in, shopping and supporting Starring “The Gallery”! Each November Starring “The Gallery” celebrates another year in downtown Northville. Many changes have been made in both the downtown and at “The Gallery” since they opened their doors eleven years ago. They will continue to grow in 2017 and continue to support the many talented artists that call Michigan their home. They look forward to formally celebrating this milestone with a party in January after the holiday rush has passed. They will keep you posted on the details.

UPCOMING EVENTS AT “THE GALLERY”

November 4 - First Friday Experience “The Gallery’s” special guest for the evening is watercolor artist Rosa Paulus, who gathers her inspiration from her Italian heritage and her many travels.

Sheila Landis and Rick Matle return for both our November and December First Friday events entertaining with the sounds of jazz, blues and Brazilian rhythms.

November 10 - Girls’ Night OutIt’s yet another great night to join Starring “The Gallery” in downtown Northville. Mark it on your calendars now as “The Gallery” makes plans for an another full-filled evening kicking off the holiday season. The gallery will be dressed in its holiday colors and filled with inspiration and great gift ideas

for everyone on your list. Stop in for your chance to win as “The Gallery” raffles off their always spectacular “gift basket”. Take this opportunity to spend a much needed night out with the girls and to get into the holiday spirit.

Please check our website for more details as the date gets closer.

November 26 - Small Business SaturdayIt’s as easy as shopping at “The Gallery” on November 26th to do your part in supporting local businesses. Just in case you need a little more incentive “The Gallery” will have its own special deal for the day. They’ll post this special offer on their website as the date gets closer.





December 2 - First Friday Experience The last First Friday Experience of 2016 will host a talented artist new to Starring “The Gallery”. Karin Langenbucher-Kurz will exhibit with a selection of her abstract paintings.

Sheila Landis and Rick Matle are back to share in the holiday spirit on December 2nd entertaining with the sounds of jazz, blues and Brazilian rhythms.

Ling-Yen Jones Trunk Show (Date tbd)Ling-Yen works mainly in silver, semi-precious stones, and pearls with styles ranging from traditional to modern with each piece individually handmade and being completely unique. Being one of only two galleries in Michigan and the Midwest U.S. that sell her pieces, this is an excellent opportunity see her

jewelry and meet the artist.

Starring “The Gallery” is working on the details of this event, so please check their website calendar for date and time.

December 12-23 - Starring “The Gallery’s” Twelve Days of Christmas It’s 12 days of savings on everything in the store. You won’t know item what will be featured each day and you won’t know how much you will save, but you can be sure that each day during our exclusive holiday event you can cross another gift

on your list. Will it be artisan jewelry, an ornament or two, something seasonal, who knows? They’ll let you know, but not just yet. Shop – Save - Repeat!

Starring “The Gallery” - the start of a great holiday shopping experience!

Wok Asian Bistrowww.wokasianbistro.comAddress: 144 Mary Alexander CourtPhone: (248) 719-7622

Wok Asian bistro has been busy making a name for themselves and continues to be featured on on Fox2, Channel 7, Channel 4, and TV20! Earlier this year Plymouth Today featured them in their late summer edition (http://mymediaflip.com/publication/?i=331611#{“issue_id”:331611,”page”:12}). The newer restaurant, which prides itself on fresh, locally sourced & organic stir fry, is located on Mary Alexander Ct and they’re excited to share the some of the events they have! Wok’s focus on gluten free, allergy sensitive and vegan diners has been

bringing new faces to Northville seeking a healthier and more modern Asian option than what’s currently available.

Every Tuesday they have been doing LIVE MUSIC with Roy Scoutz starting at 6:30 and will continue through winter - HAPPY HOUR drinks all night as well. Every Thursday all Sake & Sake Drinks are HALF OFF! Sunday’s are $2 Bloody Mary’s & Mimosa’s! Each and every Wednesday Wok presents their version of Wine Down Wednesday featuring two entrée’s and bottle of ONEhope Wine (charity wine program that donates 50% of their profits to associated charities) for $40! Wok’s wine program features the largest selection of wines that support charity: ONEhope Cabernet (to autism), ONEhope Merlot (to eradicate global disease), ONEhope Sauvignon Blanc (to the environment), ONEhope Chardonnay (to fight breast cancer), ONEhope Pinot Noir (pet adoption), ONEhope Sparkling Brut (meals for starving children), ONEhope Zinfandel (support our troops), Michigan made Chateau Grand Traverse’s “Picnic” White and “Woods” Red (Michigan Dept of Natural Resources to keep our state parks looking beautiful), 10 Span Pinot Noir (Ventana Wildlife Society working to revitalize the California Condor) and Concannon Cabernet (donates 50% of the profits to a Detroit food bank Wok is working with).

From the bar they just brought in Leelanau Cellars Pinot Grigio and are featuring two new drinks: Orient Apple Blossom featuring a blend of Apple Vodka and Hendricks Gin and the Sochu Mule which is an Asian twist on a Moscow Mule with the smooth and low-calorie Japanese Soju!

Their locally sourced Michigan Cherry Pie Wontons were a big hit this summer and the Pumpkin Pie Wontons have been selling out every week! Be on the lookout for the Red Velvet Cheesecake Wontons to make their return in December and don’t forget about their Fire Apples dessert which is the perfect way to finish off a meal in the fall.

Wok has been busy out on the appearance trail doing live cooking demos at Northville’s, Farmington’s and Canton’s Farmers Markets as well as Liberty Fest in Canton. “The reception in the communities outside of downtown Northville has been tremendous,” says owner Greg Richards. “With our ability to cater to any dietary restriction, we’ve been a place that families from all over the area are driving great distances (some over an hour) to get to. That’s a designation that not too many restaurants anywhere can claim!”

In December Wok will bring back their NO PEEKING RED ENVELOPE promotion which will give anyone who dines in December the chance to win a $250 Dinner Party! Don’t forget that wok has ONLINE ORDERING and does CATERING (including offsite liquor license) as well, so be sure to use them for your next event!





CLUB, ORGANIZATION, AND NONPROFIT EVENTS AND INFORMATIONFriends of Maybury State ParkAddress: 20145 Beck Road

Shoe Year’s Eve EventSaturday, December 31 10:00 a.m. (Eight Mile Road entrance – Trailhead Building). Hike, walk, run and weather permitting, snowshoe and cc ski. Families, strollers, dogs on leash, are all welcome! Brought to you by Maybury State Park, Friends of Maybury, Gazelle Sports and RunDTP. No charge for the event, but all vehicles entering the park must have a Recreation Passport. (248) 349-8390. Michigan State Park Recreational Passport required for entry.

Northville Historical Societywww.millracenorthville.orgAddress: 215 Griswold StreetPhone: (248) 348-1845

Christmas In THE VILLAGESunday, 20 November 2016 Noon to 4 p.m.With the exception of a small per person charge for the tea, this event is free and open to the public.

Northville Historical Society’s 38th AnnualChildren’s Christmas WorkshopSaturday, December 3, 2016In the New School Church at Mill Race Village

Children in grades 1-6 are invited to participate in the opportunity to make seven old-fashioned, hand-made gifts for the special people on their Christmas list.

The intent of the workshop is to surprise family members with the gifts that the children have worked on and made themselves. So parents are not permitted in the New School Church while the children are making their gifts, and are asked not to pry or peek at what the kids are making.

There will be a morning session from 10 a.m. to 12 noon andan afternoon session from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., accommodating 150 children total.

Enrollment is $20 per child, payable by cash or check made out to the Northville Historical Society.

REGISTRATION:Due to possible building overcrowding our registration policy has changed (see below).

Registration will be November 11th at 218 W. Dunlap in Northville. During last year’s registration, both sessions filled in 90 minutes. 6 - 6:30 pm Society members 6:30 pm non-members

OWL PROWL! MAYBURY STATE PARK SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2016 6 PM-8 PM Join the Friends of Maybury as we try to entice resident owls to respond to an artificial call. Space is limited to 120 participants! Reservations requested and can be made online at www.friendsofmaybury.org.

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Learn about owls!

Enjoy a roaring fire!

Hot Chocolate and Cookies provided!

Meet inside the Trailhead Building

at the 8 Mile Entrance.

Program is free and suitable for all

ages. Do

QUESTIONS? Contact us at 248-349-8390

or at Friendsofmaybury.org

Recreational Passport Required

State park recreational passport required for entry.





Main Street Leaguewww.mainstreetleague.com

Please join The Main Street League for the 4th annual Amazing Grapes! Thursday November 17th 7pm-10pm This year, the event will be held in the Northville Square building at 133 W Main St. Funds raised will go to support Northville community members in need. • Ticket prices are $60 and are available at:

http://www.mainstreetleague.com/ • Each ticket holder should bring a bottle of wine worth

$15 or more for the raffle.• Beer, wine, and appetizers will be provided. • A limited number of tickets are available!• Event Sponsor: Duneske Real Estate Advisors

Northville District Librarywww.northvillelibrary.orgAddress: 212 W. Cady StreetPhone: (248) 349-3020

November - December 2016 Events Register by phone at 248-349-3020, in the Library, or online at our Events Calendar.

The Library Will Close At 6 Pm On Wednesday, November 23 And All Day Thursday, November 24 For Thanksgiving, And Saturday, Sunday And Monday, December 24, 25 And 26 For Christmas. We Will Also Be Closed Saturday, December 31, Sunday And Monday January 1 And 2.

Asterisk (*) indicates registration is required by phone at 248.349.3020 or online at www.northvillelibrary.org

1-on-1 with our Techxpert*Tuesdays in Nov. and Dec. at 5:00 and 6:00 pm Thursdays in Nov. and Dec. at 1:00 and 2:00 pm

ESL (English as a Second Language) Conversation GroupTuesdays, Nov. & Dec. at 10:30 – 11:30 am at the Library

University of Michigan Health Center: Picky Eaters*Tuesday, Nov. 1, 7:00 pm

Coloring for Grownups*Wednesdays, Nov. 2 and Dec. 7, 1:00 - 3:00 pm

Community Reads Author Chris McDougall Visit at Novi Library*Wednesday, Nov. 2, 7:00 pm

Thanksgiving Day Magic on Woodward Avenue*Monday, Nov. 7, 7:00 pm

How Detroit Won the War: The Willow Run Story*Sponsored by the Friends of the LibraryThursday, Nov. 10, 7:00 pm

Between the Lines Book Discussion: The Girl on the Train by Paula HawkinsMonday, Nov. 14, 7:00 pm

A Weed Goes to War*Tuesday, Nov. 15, 7:00 pm International Games Day for All AgesSaturday, Nov. 19 from 1:00 – 4:00 pm

Picks & Sticks Concert*Sponsored by the Friends of the LibraryTuesday, Nov. 22, 7, 7:00 pm

Foreign Film: Owl & the Sparrow (Vietnamese film)Monday, Nov. 28, 6:30 pm

Downloading eBooks with Your iPad*Tuesday, Nov. 29, 7:00 pm

Bruce Turnbull’s History of Northville: Stories from a Local Historian*Thursday, Dec. 1, 7:00 pm

If This Old Novi House Could Talk with Jim and Laura Paulk*Monday, Dec. 5, 7:00 pm

Twelfth Night Concert at the Northville Community Center*Sponsored by the Friends of the LibraryTuesday, Dec. 6, 7:00 pm

Pewabic Pottery of Detroit*Wednesday, Dec. 7, 7:00 pm

Between the Lines Adult Book Discussion: Free Days with George: Learning Life’s Little Lessons from One Very Big Dog by Colin CampbellMonday, Dec. 12, 7:00 pm

Planet D Nonet Concert at Northville Township Hall*Wednesday, Dec. 14, 7:00 pm

Teen Yoga Time*Saturday, Dec. 17, 1:00 - 2:00 pm

Foreign Film: Microbe and Gasoline (French film)Monday, Dec. 19, 6:30 pm

Bookbinding with the Village Workshop*Tuesday, Dec. 20, 7:00 pm





DDA NEWS IS ONLINE Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are available on the DDA website.

www.downtownnorthville.com

The DDA is open Mon. through Fri. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lori M. Ward, DDA Director • [email protected]

215 W. Main Street, Northville, MI 48167 • Phone: (248) 349-0345 • Fax: (248) 305-9049

Tipping Point Theatrewww.tippingpointtheatre.comAddress: 361 E. Cady StreetPhone: (248) 347-0003

Tickets are on sale now!

Michigan Premiere - The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance by Jethro Compton & based on the short story by Dorothy M. JohnsonPerformance dates: Nov 17 - Dec 18, 2016

A Tale of Love, Hope and Vengeance! In the dusty, lawless town of Twotrees, unconscious Ransom Foster is dragged into Hallie’s saloon, having fallen victim to Liberty Valance, an outlaw even the Marshal refuses to challenge. Once recovered, Ransom sets himself on leaving town, but finds something worth staying for as he begins teaching Hallie to read. Foster is given a purpose in a broken land, but is it enough to save him from the vicious outlaw who still wants him dead? He must make the choice to turn and run or to fight for what he believes in. It’s a classic western of good versus evil.

Directed by Angie Kane FerrantestarringHallie Bee Bard, David Bendena*, Stebert Davenport, Dan Jaroslaw, Patrick Loos, Dez Walker and Northville resident Jim Porterfield*

Santaland Dairies, Starring Craig Bentley*Tickets Are On Sale Now For Two Special Event Performances Fri. Dec 30, 2016

Join the Tipping Point Theater for a special holiday performance of The Santaland Diaries, by David Sedaris. Based on the motion picture written by Jean Shepherd, it is a humorous account of Sedaris’s experience working as a Christmas elf in “Santaland” at a Macy department store . Tickets - $35 New Year’s Eve Sat. Dec 31, 2016Tickets include a performance of Santaland Diaries, an afterglow party provided by Rocky’s of Northville, beer, wine and a toast close to midnight. Tickets - $85*Members of Actors’ Equity Association

the santaland diariesBY DAVID SEDARIS

STARRING CRAIG BENTLEY*

T H E M A N W H O S H O T

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Nov 17 - Dec 18, 2016

tippingpointtheatre.com 248 347-0003

361 E Cady Street, Northville, MI 48167Hours: Tues-Fri 10am-5pm & 90 min prior to show*member, Actors’ Equity Association

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BY JETHRO COMPTON ◆ Based on the short story by DOROTHY M. JOHNSON

directed by ANGIE KANE FERRANTEstarring HALLIE BEE BARD, DAVID BENDENA*,

STEBERT DAVENPORT, DAN JAROSLAW, PATRICK LOOS, JIM PORTERFIELD*, and DEZ WALKER

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