Event Type : Washtenaw County

Stop by to visit the big guy Nov. 16-Dec. 24. Santa also stops by to visit pets on Nov. 25 and Dec. 9 (6:30-7:30 p.m.) and kids with special needs on Nov. 18 and Dec. 2 (9-10:30 a.m.).

Hours are as follows:

• Nov. 16: 11 a.m.-6:40 p.m.
• Nov. 17: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Nov. 18: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Nov. 19-21: 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Nov. 23-24: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Nov. 25: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Nov. 26-30: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Dec. 1: 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
• Dec. 2: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Dec. 3-7: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Dec. 8: 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
• Dec. 9: 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Dec. 10-13: 10 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
• Dec. 14: 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
• Dec. 15: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
• Dec. 16: 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
• Dec. 17-23: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
• Dec. 24: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

Clonlara’s K-2 program builds on young students’ curiosity for learning by emphasizing the importance of PLAY in addition to core academics. Everyday we bring enjoyment, wonder and discovery into our classrooms to help our students build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

Join us on Tuesday, Jan. 29, from 6-7:30 p.m. to meet our K-2 teacher and learn about our Full Circle Learning Model. Activities and snacks will be provided for students and families. Short presentation and Q&A at 6:15 p.m. RSVP appreciated.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

Shipwrecked! is a stirring coming-of-age drama set during a fierce winter storm on Lake Huron in 1893. Twelve-year-old Aaron Buchanan, sailing with his parents on their small schooner loaded with Christmas trees from Sault Ste. Marie, is tested in ways he never dreamed possible when a ferocious gale suddenly materializes in Thunder Bay’s infamous “Shipwreck Alley.”

Inspired by the desperate circumstances, he finds the sailing skills, bravery and physical strength to help effect the daring rescue of his family. This original drama, written by long-time Wild Swan playwright Jeff Duncan, is based on historical accounts of the period and provides older students with a fine opportunity to explore the Great Lakes and Michigan’s history, geography, music and maritime heritage.

Shipwrecked! is a stirring coming-of-age drama set during a fierce winter storm on Lake Huron in 1893. Twelve-year-old Aaron Buchanan, sailing with his parents on their small schooner loaded with Christmas trees from Sault Ste. Marie, is tested in ways he never dreamed possible when a ferocious gale suddenly materializes in Thunder Bay’s infamous “Shipwreck Alley.”

Inspired by the desperate circumstances, he finds the sailing skills, bravery and physical strength to help effect the daring rescue of his family. This original drama, written by long-time Wild Swan playwright Jeff Duncan, is based on historical accounts of the period and provides older students with a fine opportunity to explore the Great Lakes and Michigan’s history, geography, music and maritime heritage.

Shipwrecked! is a stirring coming-of-age drama set during a fierce winter storm on Lake Huron in 1893. Twelve-year-old Aaron Buchanan, sailing with his parents on their small schooner loaded with Christmas trees from Sault Ste. Marie, is tested in ways he never dreamed possible when a ferocious gale suddenly materializes in Thunder Bay’s infamous “Shipwreck Alley.”

Inspired by the desperate circumstances, he finds the sailing skills, bravery and physical strength to help effect the daring rescue of his family. This original drama, written by long-time Wild Swan playwright Jeff Duncan, is based on historical accounts of the period and provides older students with a fine opportunity to explore the Great Lakes and Michigan’s history, geography, music and maritime heritage.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

“Teens Using Drugs: What To Know and What To Do” is a free, ongoing, two-part series.

Part one is presented on the first Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019) and provides information about teen substance use, including signs and patterns of a substance use problem.

Part two is presented on the second Tuesdays of October, November and January through June (EXCEPTION: second Tuesday of January 2019,) and has break-out sessions for adults to learn strategies to effectively help when adolescent alcohol/other drug use is suspected or identified and for teens to explore the personal effects of substance use. Part Two ends with adults and young people together hearing a talk by a young person in recovery from a substance use disorder.

The series is held from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm, and is presented by Dawn Farm Youth and Family Services therapists. The series is co-sponsored by Dawn Farm, the Ann Arbor Public Schools, the WISD/LESA Health Educators’ Learning Network (supporting and advocating for Whole School, Whole Community, and the Whole Child Approach-WSCC,) and Saint Joseph Mercy Health System Greenbrook Recovery Center.

All programs are free and open to all.  The series is inclusive of parents/guardians, teens, other family members, professionals and students – all are welcome. Registration is not required. A certificate to document attendance can be provided on request.

The Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor (CSC) will host its 11th Annual Amazing Race on April 27, 2019.

One of CSC’s largest yearly fundraisers, the Amazing Race is an family friendly Ann Arbor-based driving scavenger hunt, where teams of four people solve clues, hunt for hidden locations and landmarks throughout town and compete to be the first team to complete the course. It’s a great adventure that is fun for all ages!

All proceeds remain local at the CSC of Greater Ann Arbor and are used to provide free cancer support, education and hope to all people affected by cancer, including loved ones and children.

For more information about the Amazing Race, contact the Cancer Support Community at 734-975-2500 or erin@cancersupportannarbor.org.