We love DCFC at the Keyworth in the Ham! We have tried…read moreseats in Gold, fan, rouge and family. We love the standing vibe in the fan zone the most! Always a good time. Parking is tricky we usually pay for south lot parking and walk over. Nice selection of food and bevy trucks/ stands.

Always a fun time to go to the Detroit City Football Club games at historic Keyworth Stadium…read more DCFC is part of the USL soccer league. The Northern Guard are their amazing supporters and provide fun songs, smoke bombs, and shenanigans throughout the games. Excellent variety of food trucks and beverage booths. Very well organized with entrances and I've never really had to wait to get inside. I like to go early to eat and shop.

Great spot to work on your game (golf sim) and have a great time. The manager Burt is top of the…read moreline. He will make sure you're taken care of and went the extra mile! We will be back!

Another day (night, morning, afternoon), another soccer game! I actually always like when I see…read moreEvolution on our schedule. It's a simple, no fuss place that's easy to figure out. The bathrooms are decent and they serve snacks for little brothers who just. Can't. Watch. Another. Game.

Finally had an opportunity to go check out the M1 Concourse in Pontiac. What an amazing concept &…read morefacility!! We attended an event held at the compound, and it was lovely. I definitely want to come back and run a lap or two around the track!

just came home 10-3-25 from a M1 event called garage tour. I…read more spent $200 for dinner and drinks which was good. But the main reason for this event was to look at other people's garages. Of all the garages on there property they had a total of 4 to look at. I'm sorry this was a joke very unhappy. M1 should let us know in advance how many people committed to show off there garages before purchase. Very disappointed. Paul M

We absolutely love coming to this fair every year. They have so many different fun and exciting…read morethings to do all week long. Parking is $5. Children 9 and under are free. Children 10-12 are $5 and adults are $10. There are so many different animal enclosures. We saw cows, pigs, horses, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, roosters, rabbits, and more. You can register for the auction of the livestock. They also have shows for different animals. We saw a bunch of horses with ribbons. We also went to a barn that had art items listed. The lady we spoke with said they have a toddlers and tots where kids can enter in may or june and get cute ribbons for their work. They also charge for adults to list but offer tickets with a listing. I thought this was pretty cool. There are tons of different merchants selling items and home goods. Tons of carnival rides and food stands as well. This place is massive with so much to see and do. Its definitely worth it.

I've been going to the Armada fair since I can remember! The prices of the food have gone up, but…read morethe animals from 4H are always inspiring to look at, the farm equipment is impressive and the shows are great. This week they had Uncle Cracker performing on Monday, monster trucks on Tuesday, demolition Derby on Wednesday, figure 8 on Thursday, and I went to the rodeo on Friday. On Saturday they have tractor and truck pull and then on Sunday again they have a tractor and truck pull. Ticket prices are $10 for adults starting at age 13 and over and $5 for kids aged 10 to 12 years. Military and special needs get in the fair for free and seniors age 62 and over cost $9. Now those ticket prices include access to everything at the fairgrounds all the grandstand events, but you pay extra for the carnival rides, and they have different daily rates and arm bands that you can buy for the kids or adults if you still like to ride

In such short time, I have become acquainted with Mount Clemens. I go to my internship in the…read morecity, and pass by all the lovely stores. There is a large jail, police stations, court, and a beautiful large library. If you pop in downtown, it reminds me of royal oak. There's sidewalk and cute small shops to stop in. I haven't had the chance to visit many of the shops, but I look forward to. They do have some construction going on towards that area, depending on where you are coming from. I might stop by near the spring, when it isn't so cold. My favorite thing about Mt Clemens is driving through some of the streets near the center. There are gorgeous homes that are absolutely stunning. I kove looking at different styles of homes and colors.

I remember when as a kid I learned about how Christopher Columbus sailed up the Clinton River to…read moreland near the Farmer's Market and enjoy cider -n- donuts, then he and his merry band of men walked up into town and enjoyed one of the many mineral baths that were proliferant in the day. I enjoyed the 3rd Annual Columbus Day Parade. I hadn't been to one of these in probably a year or so! It was nice to see the marching bands from the area schools and social clubs. Also nice to see local politicians shaking hands with the spectators. Mount Clemens continues to provide great venues for family-friendly activities throughout the year. They always decorate for the season, placing overhead banners announcing the various activities throughout the year. I look forward to the day after Thanksgiving when Santa Claus arrives during the parade.

​First time going to a fair in 20 plus years it was absolutely wonderful . There were animals to…read morePet. A sea lion show. We saw the demolition derby car race which was hilarious and fun. Food was a little bit pricey but where else can you get a fried Oreo cookie Snickers bar corn dogs elephant ears and real candy apples. ​ it was open till 11:00 p.m. so people could really spend time enjoying their day and ended with a great firework show. If you have the means I highly recommend go check it out for a great day. ​​

Took my kids for a few hours to enjoy the fair. $15 just to park seems a bit high. Then the food…read morewas ridiculously overpriced. $10 for a "bucket" of fries. They have cut the bucket size in HALF since the last time I came here, and the price went up. Then $8 for a hot fudge sundae. We bought wristbands for $25 each so we didn't have to worry about tickets. The rides were fine- we barely had to wait in line and the attendants were nice. The rides were fairly clean. Overall, we had fun but the cost of going is just too high.

I pulled up here with high hopes of exploring this local attraction which is set in an attractive…read morewooded park on the edge of Northville just outside of Detroit. The village is pretty and somewhat interesting for what's there but it is very, very small. Its 12.5 acres houses a dozen points of interest. It's a quick and easy walk through and back as I took it all in within maybe 15 - 20 minutes. I would have spent more time there but unfortunately the buildings are only open on Sundays from 1 pm to 5 pm when they have docents in attendance. I wouldn't tell you to go too to far out of your way here but if you happen to be driving nearby and you have a little spare time, by all means, stop in and take a look around. In a nutshell, Mill Race Historical Village is quaint but don't come here expecting a Greenfield Village experience. Admission is free to all by the way.

FALL TIME @ Mill Race Park is …read more The small well kept historical park is a photographers dream. The fall leaves + beautifully kept buildings with so much character are a must see. If you have littles just over the bridge is what we call The Castle Playground.

as a spectator, i was pretty underwhelmed by this place. the stage was pretty low, and I felt like…read morewe were sitting in church pews. everything was dark. the décor was drab, outdated and depressing. i think the setting took away from the dancers' performances.

We are newly enrolled at Anita's. It was a pleasant surprise to find such a welcoming and…read moredrama-free studio. The owners are always there, and make you feel not only like your business is valued, but more like you're family. We haven't encountered any petty, gossiping, Dance Moms, like other studios we've been to. This place is great. They offer Theatre/Acting classes to young children, which is another reason we sought out this studio. All the teachers seem to know what they're doing, and how to handle children in all different age groups and activity levels. I would recommend this place to all!