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Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Get Ready for Wedding Season With 3 How-To Classes at The Community House
The Community House will host a three-part series on hosting your own wedding as well as how to break into the wedding industry.
As the weather warms up, Michigan brides are pulling out their wedding planners and dreaming of spring and summer nuptials. Luckily for Birmingham brides-to-be, The Community House has a series of workshops and classes perfect for those planning a perfect wedding. All classse will be taught by Ebony Anderson, who has a Masters in Business Managmenet as well as a bachelor's degree in Communications from Bowling Green State Univesity. Each class is priced individually though the entire, three-part series costs $89. If you take all three classes, the materials fee for all three is just $25. Corsages and Bridal Bouquets Centerpieces, Floral Arrangements, Cake Design Start Your Own Wedding Biz To register for any of these classes, visit www.…
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Friday, March 22, 2013
The Community House Announces Summer Theatre Camps
Birmingham's Community House is offering a slate of summer theatre camps for students of all ages.
Have your kids always dreamed of becoming an actor or actress, but you're not sure how to help them live out that dream? Come to Birmingham's Community House, which will be offering a line-up of theatre camp this summer for all ages and skill levels. To sign up for any of these camps, visit The Community House online at www.tchserves.org or call 248-644-5832.
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Monday, February 18, 2013
Community House to Honor eTitle CEO at Annual Gala
The Community House's annual gala on March 16 will recognize Linda Orlans of eTitle Agency while also raising money for the organization's at-risk youth development programs.
The Community House will be honoring one of the area's important businesswoman and philanthropists during next month's annual gala. Linda Orlans, CEO of the Troy-based eTitle Agency, will be honored at the The Community House's second annual celebration of community-run businesses on March 16, an event that will also raise money for The Community House's at-risk youth development programs. Mike Duggan, former head of the Detroit Medical Center and Wayne County prosecutor, will give the evening's keynote address. "We are excited at The Community House to host the second annual gala...where we will honor a family buisness owner who is also a great philanthropist — and whose personal values and business services are shining examples to others…
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Monday, February 11, 2013
Community House to Host Tea, Vintage Jewelry Sale Saturday
From 1-3 p.m. Saturday, enjoy a traditional tea and browse a selection of vintage and contemporary jewelry created by local artisans.
Wondering what to do with yourself this weekend? Don't dismay: check out today's Weekend Spotlight: Our pick for today: Vintage Tea and Jewelry Sale Come back to Birmingham Patch on Tuesday for more weekend things to do in our Weekend Spotlight, or visit our events calendar.
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Birmingham Groups Plan to Remember Words, Life of Martin Luther King
Roeper will lead a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day ceremony and candlelight walk at its lower school campus while Wayne State's Dr. Silas Norman will speak at The Community House Monday.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
'Lest We Forget': Birmingham Groups Plan to Remember Words, Life of Martin Luther King
Roeper will lead a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day ceremony and candlelight walk at its lower school campus while Wayne State's Dr. Silas Norman will speak at The Community House Monday.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is Monday and in Birmingham, community groups are preparing for ways to remember, give back and reflect. Beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, The Community House will host its 21st annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, a breakfast sponsored by Birmingham's Race Relations & Diversity Task Force. Themed "Lest We Forget," this year's event will feature a speech from Dr. Silas Norman, Jr. assistant professor of internal medicine and the associate dean for Admissions, Diversity and Inclusion at the Wayne State University School of Medicine. Born and raised in Georgia, Norman began his formal involvement in the civil rights movement while at Paine College in the early 1960's. As a student at the University of Wisconsin, …
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Birmingham's Food Will Go From 'Farm to Table' at New Event This Fall
The Farm to Table Block Party was approved by the Birmingham City Commission on Monday night.
Eating farm fresh will take on a new meaning this September, with a newly-approved Farm to Table Block Party scheduled for Sept. 7. The event is sponsored by The Community House and was approved by the Birmingham City Commission Monday night. The Farm to Table Block Party will bring together Michigan farmers and vendors as well as a variety of Birmingham resturants for an evening of tastings, food and a look at how Michigan-grown food makes its way straight to our plates. According to The Community House's Kathie Ninneman, the event will be partnership with the Birmingham Principal Shopping District, the Baldwin Public Library and farmers from the Birmingham Farmers Market. The event will shut down part of Merrill and Bates street from 4-8…
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Explore the World of Wine During New Series at Community House
Nidal Daher will teach six classes on wine at The Community House beginning Jan. 30. The entire series costs $149.
Is 2013 the year you've finally decided to wise up on your wine choices? Then you're in luck: this winter, The Community House will be offering a six part series of classes about wine from all over the world. Each class will be taught by Nidal Daher, a certified sommelier and president of Sommelier Connections, Inc. Classes begin Jan. 30 and continue every Wednesday through March 13. Attendees for all classes must be 21 or older. To register, visit The Community House online at www.tchserves.org or call 248-644-5832. Each individual class ranges in price from $25-$34 while it costs $149 to attend the entire, six-class series. Enjoy a casual and uncomplicated introduction to the world of wine. This is a great foundation course with topics …
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Young Violinist Guest Stars During Sunday's Classical Brunch
Benjamin Beilman will perform this Sunday at The Community House as part of its Classical Brunch series.
Wondering what to do with yourself this weekend? Don't dismay: check out today's Weekend Spotlight: Our pick for today: Classical Brunch Also happening this weekend: Come back to Birmingham Patch on Wednesday for more weekend things to do in our Weekend Spotlight, or visit our events calendar.
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