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The Weekly Update Plymouth downtown development authority 831 Penniman (734) 455-1453 The Weekly Update November 22, 2019 Upcoming DTP Events: • 11/29 Santa’s Arrival in Kellogg Park P-CEP choir at 5:15, Joel Tacey “Let it Snow Santa Show” Santa arrives by fire truckat 6, Lighting of the Christmas tree at 6:10 • 11/30 Small Business Saturday in Downtown Plymouth • 12/1 Holiday Greens Market in The Gathering from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. DTP Highlights • You’ve been waiting all year for this Swap pg. 2 • Don’t waste time in the kitchen, get your turkey in www.DowntownPlymouth.org DTP instead @DowntownPlymouth @PlymouthDDA pg. 5 @DwntownPlymouth • You’ll shoot your eye out pg. 6 1 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News Sun & Snow’s gigantic gear swap is back this Kilwins will have specials this upcoming weekend! Our Swaps are a great opportunity to weekend and on black Friday weekend. All purchase gently used equipment at a great specials are limited to one per customer or price. Equipment can be dropped off now at any group. This Friday: Buy get one half off all of our store locations. Items for sale are due the caramel corns and brittles. This Saturday: half Thursday prior to each SWAP. We accept off all hot drinks (we recommend the hot downhill, XC & snowboard gear. (No bags, chocolate) This Sunday: buy one get one free helmets, skis 12+ years old or goggles fudge accepted.) Black Friday weekend-Friday: Buy one get one half off all caramel corns and brittles Saturday: half off all hot drinks (we recommend the hot chocolate) Sunday: Buy one get one free Caramel apples We have a large variety of holiday gift boxes and baskets ready for purchase, and we can quickly make a custom order just for you. MY Yoga Room Black Friday sneak peek! 2 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News Dearborn Jewelers of Plymouth has chosen the non-profit organization, Blue Star Service Dogs, for its November charity. Three dollars of every $10 watch battery will benefit this terrific charity. Founded in 2010, Blue Star Service Dogs rescues shelter dogs, trains them, and then pairs them with veterans who have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or Traumatic Brain Injury. Studies done show that these dogs help reduce the depression symptoms of PTSD by 82%. The motto of Blue Star Service Dogs is "rescuing one to heal another." To learn more, visit the website at www.bluestarservicedogs.org. Try the new Ultimate Cheesy Garlic Bread and Subway Sliders at Downtown Plymouth’s Subway located at 930 W. Ann Arbor Tr. Visit State of Comics at 577 Forest on Saturday, November 23 for Local Comic Shop Day! 3 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News New at Dance New York: New December Group Classes start Monday, Dec 2. Tickets on sale for our Holiday Ball - Saturday December 14 7-10 p.m. - Formal attire encouraged Gift Cards available for purchase! 4 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News Always a party at The Post. We are even open Stop in on Small Business Saturday to check out on Thanksgiving Day and we are serving turkey our new digs, at Trust & Obey Pawsitive Dog starting at 1 p.m. Hope to see you there! Training, 758 Wing Street, while you are out and about shopping in beautiful Downtown Plymouth. We will have our doors open from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and will have some snacks for both you and your pooch. Is there someone on your shopping list that is getting a new pup for Christmas, or could just use some training for their sassy companion? We sell gift certificates for training. Such a Doggone Great Gift! WOOF! Contact Judi Hales for more information 734-718 -3541 Also, check out the Free Canine Body Language Seminar on Friday, December 6 at 7 p.m. Dogs tell each other, and us, so much through body language. Learn how to better read, understand and communicate with your dog. Please consider bringing a donation of a collar, leash, harness or bag of treats for Holiday Pops with the Phil Waggin' Tails Dog Rescue. Material is presented by K9 Turbo Training Space is limited - register Thursday December 12, 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. at at k9turbotraining.com. the Penn Theatre The festive sounds of the holidays will delight, as the Michigan Philharmonic celebrates the music Compari's will be open on Thanksgiving from 12 of the season. Tunes from the movies such as -7 p.m. for dine-in or carry out with a limited White Christmas, Home Alone and Charlie menu featuring traditional turkey or ham dinner Brown meet great holiday music from with all the fixins, house made lasagna or herb Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more. A little seasoned salmon. All served with a salad and a classical music from Vivaldi and Haydn and a slice of pumpkin pie. Call for reservations or to great holiday sing-along will put you in the spirit place your carry out order. Children's menu also of the season. available offering the traditional turkey/ham dinner or an individual pizza. Dine in seating will Tickets: General $30 Senior $25 Student $10 be in Fiamma Grille. 734-416-0100 Visit: www.michiganphil.org 5 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News If your plans for 2020 include a landscaping The Plymouth Historical Museum is project (new or renovation), WINTER is the time planning to open its next exhibit, "A Red Ryder to start planning. At Michigan Landscape Christmas Story,” based on the popular movie, Design Services we can help you design your “A Christmas Story.” The exhibit opens project during the offseason so it is ready to be November 20 and will highlight Ralphie, his installed in the spring. For a consultation please friends and family and, of course, his Red call (734) 564-7149 or at Michigan Landscape- Ryder BB gun...and the Daisy Manufacturing DesignServices.com. Company, which was headquartered in Plymouth until 1958. Museum hours are Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Also, after Santa arrives in Kellogg Park on Friday, November 29, children will have the opportunity to visit the Museum from 6 - 8 p.m. to make & take Christmas decorations. Museum admission will be free. 6 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News 7 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority Business News It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Amy Ross Studio Photography is now booking holiday portrait sessions featuring my new shimmer and shine backdrop and magical Santa hand overlay! Call now to book yours! 734-635-0008 8 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority The Weekend The Penn Theatre Downtown Weekend Entertainment Friday Fiamma Grille: The Samuel Harris Duo NICO & VALI: Live Art/Music E.G. Nicks: My Trivia Live www.penntheatre.com Sean O’Callaghan’s: Kapow! Saturday Fiamma Grille: Samuel Harris Duo E.G. Nicks: Opinionation Trivia Sunday The Sardine Room: The Samuel Harris Trio Park Place Gastro Pub: Sporcle Live Trivia 9 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority EXTRA! EXTRA! Walk of Trees November 29 through January 1 in Kellogg Park. 10 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority EXTRA! EXTRA! 11 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority EXTRA! EXTRA! 12 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority EXTRA! EXTRA! PCAC 50th Anniversary Celebration On Saturday, December 7 the PCAC will have their 2019 Members’ Exhibit Reception & Holiday Party in celebration of our 50th Anniversary! The event will not only bring our membership together to see some beautiful art, but also be an opportunity to raise funds for our future endeavors, officially titled the 50th Anniversary Legacy Campaign. We hope the community will come celebrate with us! You are invited! PCAC Members’ Exhibit Reception & Holiday Party Saturday, December 7th 7:00pm - 9:00pm In the PCAC Main Gallery 774 N. Sheldon Road in Plymouth Hors d’oeuvres Art & Live Music All are welcome 734.416.4278 www.plymoutharts.com 13 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority EXTRA! EXTRA! The "First Friday" free concert series presented by The Wilcox Foundation at PARC-Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex will be having their third concert in the series on December 6th at noon. The concerts contain an entertaining mix of 45-60 minutes of music and dialogue with the artist. The intimate setting in PARC’s Band/Music Room will give guests an opportunity to interact with the artists and ask questions. PARC is located at 650 Church Street in Plymouth. To reach the Band/Music Room, guests should park behind the building off Adams Street and enter through the Activities Entrance. For more information please call 734-927-4090. The December 6th performance will feature musicians Chris & Nick Brandon from In The Band. They have been making music together for as long as they can remember — which is fitting, seeing as how the Plymouth-based musicians are almost-40 year old twin brothers. While much of the duo’s time performing is as the full throttle electric prog-rock trio The Anders Orange, Chris (vocals and guitar) and Nick (percussion and bass) perform regularly in the area as an acoustic pair, entertain- ing with their own interpretations of cover songs spanning five decades. Their broad taste and di- verse catalogue will bring favorites to any group of music fans, as their trademark “all request sets” aim to give the people what they want. 14 The Weekly Update Plymouth Downtown Development Authority EXTRA! EXTRA! Penniman Ave Annual Food Drive Challenge to benefit Gleaners Food Bank The 2nd annual POUND for POUND food drive kicks off Family Legacy Wealth Partners, in conjunction with Westborn Market, welcomes you to join our forces in a friendly competition to fight hunger.
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