Music Series Returns to Downtown Friday Nights
Now through Aug. 23, you can kick-off the weekend with Friday Nights Downtown Music Series.
From 7 to 8:30 p.m., Riverside Amphitheater is full of outdoor music. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for the grass to enjoy the performances.
Refreshments are available with some surprise food and snacks, too.
In An Emergency, Check Nixle
What is nixle? Nixle is a nationwide alert and communication medium that allows emergency services, schools and organizations to correspond with their community in real-time. Nixle allows for two-way communication through text, email, voice messages, social media and the Nixle mobile app.
What does Auburn Hills use it for? The police department uses Nixle to inform residents of critical situations such as traffic accidents, severe weather, safety hazards and security threats.
Get connected! Receive Nixle notifications by texting zip code 48326 to 888777. Learn more at www.nixle.com
Free Digital Magazines Available Through Library
The Auburn Hills library offers free digital magazines. Browse full digital copies of popular magazines in entertainment, news, fashion, technology, travel and more with a library card.
eMagazines are displayed in the same format as print magazines, but with additional bonus features like video, audio and hyperlinks. eMagazines are always available, never expire and can be stored indefinitely.
For more information about digital magazines visit ahplibrary.org or call 248-370-9466.
Transportation Available for $2 for Seniors and Disabled Residents
Auburn Hills senior citizens age 60 and over and/or disabled city residents have access to transportation for appointments, shopping days and visits to the Community Center for luncheon activities.
This service is not available for work-related needs or emergencies.
The cost is $2 each way. For information call 248-370-9353. Users must call in advance as same-day service not available.
Connect with Senior Services on Facebook
The Senior Services Department now has a Facebook page.
The department plans of posting information about upcoming events and programs along with helpful information and resources related to senior citizens, their families, caregivers and the community.To add to the fun, Senior Services introduced Aubbie, the newest member of the group. Aubbie will be featured on Facebook exploring various parts of the city. Each week Aubbie will be at another location and his picture will be posted on Facebook. Like the page, guess where he is and be put in a drawing to win prizes.
