Spaces & Places

July 2, 2016

Place to volunteer
Food Gatherers
1 Carrot Way
734-761-2796 | www.foodgatherers.org
Runner Up: Recycle Ann Arbor

Tween Activity
The Neutral Zone
310 E. Washington St.
734-214-9995 | www.neutral-zone.org
Runner Up: SRSLY Dexter

Winter Fun
Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
220 E. Ann St.
734-995-5439 | www.aahom.org
Runner Up: Mt. Brighton

Rainy Day Activity
Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
220 E. Ann St.
734-995-5439 | www.aahom.org
Runner Up: University of Michigan Museum of Natural History

Place to Read
Saline District Library
555 N. Maple Rd.
734-429-5450 | www.salinelibrary.org
Runner Up: Ann Arbor District Library

Worship
St. Andrew the Apostle
910 Austin Dr., Saline
734-429-5210 | www.standrewsaline.org
Runner Up: 242 Community Church

Museum
Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
220 E. Ann St.
734-995-5439 | www.aahom.org
Runner Up: University of Michigan Museum of Natural History

Festival/Fair
Ann Arbor Summer Festival
310 Depot St. #3
734-994-5999 | www.a2sf.org
Runner Up: Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair

Picnic
Nichols Arboretum
1610 Washington Heights
734-647-8986 | www.lsa.umich.edu
Runner Up: County Farm Park

Day Trip
Toledo Zoo and Aquarium
2 Hippo Way, Toledo, OH
419-385-4040 | www.toledozoo.org
Runner Up: Henry Ford Museum

Animal Encounter
The Creature Conservancy
4940 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd.
734-929-9324 | www.thecreatureconservancy.org
Runner Up: Leslie Nature and Science Center

Bowling
Maplewood Lanes
830 Woodland Dr., Saline
734-429-5457 | www.maplewoodlanes.com
Runner Up: Revel and Roll

Toy Store
Learning Express Toys
2465 W. Stadium Blvd.
734-997-0707 | www.learningexpress.com
Runner Up: My Urban Toddler

Garden
Matthaei Botanical Gardens
1800 N. Dixboro Rd.
734-647-7600 | www.lsa.umich.edu/mbg
Runner Up: Leslie Nature and Science Center

Date Night
Vinology
110 S. Main St.
734-222-9841 | www.vinologya2.com
Runner Up: Cafe Zola

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