Troy – October 7, 2019
Visit Constitution Cafe
On Oct. 13, stop in at Constitution Café at Troy Historic Village at 2 p.m. This free event will use the Socratic method of inquiry and discussion to engage in civil discourse to create a new Constitution.
It’s a Pilkey Party
Come celebrate Dav Pilkey’s adored book characters such as Captain Underpants and Dog Man with silly games and fun crafts. The party starts Oct. 23 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the library. Fans in grades K-5 are welcome.
Wall-to-Wall Art Fair
Shop from more than 50 local artists at the 3rd Annual Wall-to-Wall Art Fair. This is a juried event, featuring artists in all mediums. The fair runs Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Community Center. Concessions will be available for purchase. Admission and parking are free. No registration required.
It’s Shredding Time
A Shred Corp. truck will be in the Troy Family Aquatic Center parking lot for on-site document shredding on Thursday, Oct. 10, from 9 to 11 a.m. All are welcome to bring up to four paper grocery bags per person of paper documents. No boxes or large plastic garbage bags will be accepted. Fee: $3 per person, $2 for Friends of Troy Seniors members.
Share Ideas About “Your County” with County Executive Coulter
Oakland County Executive David Coulter wants to hear from residents about their vision for the future of the county and region. He is scheduling meet and greets called “Your County with David Coulter” at local public libraries or community centers, where residents will be able to share their ideas with the county executive. Seating is limited.
Register for the event and head to the Troy Public Library on Oct. 15 from11 a.m. to noon and let your voice be heard.
To register, go to oakcoexec.eventbrite.com. Stay tuned for additional upcoming events to be scheduled soon near your community.
Help fight veteran suicide. Come to Royal Oak on the morning of Nov. 9 for the 3rd annual Ruck 22 March.
A large number of trees in Royal Oak makes the fall leaf collection a major task. To make it happen, the city uses 13 dump trucks, two sweepers and a front-end loader with an attached clam bucket. Crews work long hours to cover the 212 miles of streets twice during the six-week pick-up season.
Golf fans, rejoice. A new golf entertainment center is scheduled to open in Royal Oak in December. X-Golf, the new, 6,000-square-foot golf haven will be located at 13 Mile and Woodward in the Woodward Corners plaza.
Reports are showing that this year, Arts, Beats & Eats raised more than $230,000 for local charities. Additionally, the Gleaners Food Drive held at the festival brought in enough canned goods for nearly 3,600 meals.
The Downtown Park Task Force and landscape architects and planners from MKSK Studios want your feedback on conceptual design ideas for a downtown park.
Downtown Auburn Hills Downtown Merchants will be handing out candy and goodies at the 14th Annual Spooktacular Saturday, Oct. 26, from noon to 1:30 p.m. Bring the kids in costume for a frightfully good time. All children must be accompanied by an adult. This event is free and will be held rain or shine. Call 248-370-9353 for more information.
While you’re at the Spooktacular, be sure to stop by the Auburn Hills Fire Department Open House. Join the fun in 
The third workshop in the Healthy Hot Topic Series features special guest Dr. Virginia Uhley, a registered dietitian and assistant professor of nutrition at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine.
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