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Nardin Park hosts Farmington Hills holiday market Saturday

Nardin Park’s Evergreen Artisan Holiday Market brings more than 70 makers, paid workshops and free Santa photos to Farmington Hills on Nov. 14.

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Red Evergreen Artisan Holiday Market graphic bordered by evergreen branches, ornaments and gifts, advertising Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Fellowship Hall.

Downtown Farmington Ladies Night Out returns Nov. 12

Downtown Farmington’s Ladies Night Out runs Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m., featuring merchant specials, a Riley Park market and stamp-card prizes.

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Adat Shalom hosts Supreme Court program Oct. 14

The National Council of Jewish Women, Michigan hosts its annual Fall Focus program at Adat Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills on Oct. 14, featuring University of Michigan attorney Kelly Cruz reviewing major Supreme Court cases on topics including birthright citizenship, tariffs and gun control.

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Farmington market hosts apple bake-off Saturday

The Farmington Farmers and Artisans Market draws nearly 4,500 shoppers weekly and hosts its third annual Apple Dessert Bake-Off Saturday, Oct. 10. Registration closes at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9.

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Farmington Hills Hay Day adds marshmallow drop Oct. 6

The City of Farmington Hills hosts its free annual Hay Day at Heritage Park on Tuesday, Oct. 6, with hayrides, pumpkin painting and a new addition: the Marshmallow Fly & Fry drop event, previously held in August.

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Farmington-area groups eligible for grants up to $5,000

The Michigan Municipal League Foundation is accepting Bridge Builders Microgrant applications from Farmington and Farmington Hills residents and groups, with grants up to $5,000 for community projects and an Oct. 30 deadline.

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Free Farmington Hills wellness fair set for Oct. 6

Farmington Hills residents can get free vaccinations and health screenings at the 17th Annual Total Wellness Fair on Tuesday, Oct. 6, and hear former NASA astronaut Dr. Jeanette Epps speak at the NCJW Women of Vision luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 8.

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Farmington Civic Theater hosts 'Other Mommy' author Oct. 16

New York Times bestselling author Josh Malerman visits the Farmington Civic Theater on Oct. 16 for a screening of "Other Mommy," the horror film adapted from his novel, with a book signing and live Q&A.

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Farmington Hills library closed until further notice

The Farmington Community Library's Farmington Hills branch has closed indefinitely for construction safety, escalating from the limited-hours schedule that ran through Oct. 8, with no reopening date set.

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Free Halloween fun coming to Farmington Y

The Farmington Family YMCA will hold a free, public Halloween celebration on Friday, Oct. 23, featuring trick-or-treating, crafts, a bounce house and Kona Ice for families in Farmington Hills.

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Youth social media documentary screens Oct. 1 in Beverly Hills

A free Michigan premiere screening of "Your Attention Please," a documentary on social media's impact on youth mental health, takes place Thursday, Oct. 1, at Wylie E. Groves High School in Beverly Hills, followed by a panel of health experts and parent advocates.

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Your guide to Halloween events in Farmington, Farmington Hills

Downtown Farmington's Grand Raven Festival kicks off Oct. 1 with a month of Edgar Allan Poe-themed events, while Farmington Hills parks and recreation hosts hayrides, a zombie archery shoot, trunk or treat and more through Halloween.

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Zekelman Holocaust Center to explore Detroit's Nazi past

The Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills presents "Local Shadows, Local Courage: Exploring Detroit's Nazi Past" on Thursday, Oct. 1, a program examining Father Coughlin's influence and Southeast Michigan's response to antisemitism.

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