Livonia's Good Old-Fashioned Neighborhood Corn Roast

New to Livonia or just want to learn more about your hometown? Join us on Sunday, Sept. 19, from noon-4 p.m. to meet representatives from Livonia's community organizations, meet your local, County, and State officials, and enjoy some free corn on the cob!

Sponsored by Livonia Kids and Families and Hardies Family Trust.

Civil War Tea

The Livonia Historic Preservation Commission requests the favor of your presence at the Alexander Blue House on Saturday, Sept. 25, from 3-5 p.m. Guests will enjoy tea, sandwiches, and desserts inspired by the Victorian era. Guest speaker Judith Coebly will present "Behind Enemy Lines: Women spies during the Civil War." Proceeds from this event will support preservation and restoration efforts at the historic cemeteries in Livonia. Registration is $30 per person.

'The Truth is Powerful, It Prevails:' Abolitionism in Livonia Township in the 19th Century

Join Rochelle E. Danquah, an Underground Railroad scholar, as she presents a discussion on the history of the antislavery and abolitionist movements in Livonia Township in the 19th century at the Newburg Church on Wednesday, Sept. 29, at 6:30 p.m.

Part of the One City, One Book series.

Sunday Tour

Join us for a tour of the village buildings on Sunday, Oct. 3, from 1-4 p.m. Stop in the Hinbern Gift Shop to make a donation for your admission sticker. Docents will be in each building to give you a tour and answer any questions.

If you have questions about an event or need help registering,
please contact the Greenmead Office at (248) 477-7375
or the Kirksey Recreation Center at (734) 466-2900