Donna Lasinski planning Manchester coffee hour
State Representative Donna Lasinski will be holding a coffee hour in the Village Room, located on the lower level of Village Hall/Manchester District Library at 912 City Road on Saturday, February 22nd from 11 am to noon. Stop in and join her for coffee and conversation about the issues that matter to you.
Manchester Mens Club hosting 2020 Ice Skating Party
The Annual Manchester Men’s Club Ice Skating Party has been planned for Saturday, January, 25th, from 1 to 5:30 pm on the rink in Wurster Park. Everyone is invited to attend and there is no charge. Terris Ahrens of the Manchester Mens Club stated, “Join us on the rink for some skating, and enjoy hot […]
Manchester District Library hosts Feburary events and community groups for all ages
submitted by Quintessa Gallinat, Manchester District Library Manchester District Library’s mission is to be our community’s connection to the world of ideas, imagination, and knowledge. In addition to popular fiction, current DVDs, free wifi, public computers, and more, providing a wide variety of programming for all ages is an integral part of that mission. The […]
Guiding Good Choices parent workshops
Parents, are you interested in creating a deeper bond with your youth? Do you want to raise strong, resilient children and help empower the youth in your life? The Manchester United Methodist Church and SRSLY Manchester are partnering to offer free Guiding Good Choices Parent Workshops on five Wednesday evenings, starting February 5. The two-hour […]
Get ready for the Chocolate Potluck!
The Manchester Ladies Society is preparing to hold its seventh Annual Chocolate potluck on January 25th at 1 pm at the United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall located at 501 Ann Arbor St on the lower level (parking in rear). All women and girls are invited. This event is FREE and is just for fun; it […]
MAHS to discuss one-room schoolhouses Thursday night
Submitted by Ray Berg The Manchester Area Historical Society will hold its monthly meeting at 7 pm on Thursday, January 9, at the Kingsley-Jenter House, 302 E. Main St. The presentation of one-room schoolhouses, organized by Ray Berg, Sue LaRocque, and David Renner, will provide an overview of the Manchester area one-room schoolhouses, which existed […]
Crazy Ca$h tickets on sale, new venue!
Manchester Community Schools is planning the 21st Annual Crazy Ca$h night March 14th. This year the venue has been moved to the High School commons, as the space is larger than the Borek & Jennings Legacy Events Center. The shift of weekends from the first weekend of March to mid-March is to better coincide with […]
Register now for DNR’s Run for the Trees 5K
Registration is open for the Department of Natural Resource’s Happy Little 5K. No matter how you reach the finish line – walk, run or hike – you pick the pace and the place. Just be sure to complete your virtual 5K anywhere outdoors sometime between April 17-26. That’s 10 days including two full weekends and, […]
Habitat ramble in the Leonard Preserve
Join Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation’s Kelsey Dehring on Saturday, January 25 from 10 am to noon in the Leonard Preserve for a habitat ramble. The varying habitats of Leonard Preserve are a perfect way to take in the beauty of winter. You’ll explore along the river, fields, and forests, practice tree ID, and hopefully […]
Manchester community Health & Wellness Forum/Non-profit Roundtable set for Jan. 13
Editors Note: Anita Herman, the coordinator of the Manchester area Non-profit Round Table, asks everyone to note the change from the usual in time, location and day of the week of the upcoming non-profit Round Table meeting so that it can be held in conjunction with the Manchester Community Health Forum. She states, “Mark your […]
