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Ann Arbor Parks has updated their operational status for Spring and Summer 2020. We have split the update into sections on what is currently open, what is opening soon, and what is remaining closed for now. We also have a section for upcoming park events and camps. Information in this article was based on the […]
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On Thursday, May 21 the Ann Arbor Public Schools has special summer learning opportunities for 2020. They introduced them in a Facebook Townhall on Thursday, May 21. Ann Arbor Public Schools is re-envisioning Summer Learning for 2020. Virtual learning will be synchronous with a specific teacher (except A2 Virtual+). Synchronous sessions will be made available
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Washtenaw County Parks has an update on their Summer of 2020 Status with details on their water parks, park facilities, day camps, and events. What’s Currently Open Park Trails & Parking Lots The Washtenaw County Parks are currently open for trails and activities that maintain social distancing. The vehicle entrances and parking lots at Rolling
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Are you trying to plan some special activities before the kids go back to school? Check out our suggestions for fun summer activities. Water Adventures Labor Day marks the end of the summer swim season. Check out some of these water activities while you still can. Jump Island The last two years we have visited
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50 Years ago Apollo 11 landed on the moon for the first time. There are several events in Ann Arbor to celebrate the Moon Landing. Ann Arbor Moon Landing Celebrations There are several on-going events this summer to celebrate Space Exploration. The Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum has their Summer of Space activities every weekday. Celebrate
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This is part of our Wednesday Activity Review series. Today’s Activity Review changes things up and focuses on activities just for preschoolers and toddlers where they can have a break from the big kids who are home for the summer. As a toddler, my daughter was very intimidated by the crowds of big kids and the noise and activity level
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Today my daughter and I attended Huron River Day for the first time. Huron River Day River Activities One of the biggest activity draws for Huron River Day is discounted boat rental. When we left, my daughter said she definitely wanted to take out a boat. Boat rentals are just $5 on Huron River Day.
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With no readily available parking, Cranbrook Park is primarily a neighborhood park for multiple apartment and home subdivisions in the area behind the Cranbrook Village Shopping Center.
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Jump Island is an inflatable water park. Climbers, slides, bouncers, and more all floating in a lake at Brighton State Recreation Area. My daughter and I visited Jump Island Brighton with friends both in 2017 and 2018. We had a great time at Jump Island Brighton and exploring the floating water park. My daughter loved
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Arbor Oaks Park is in a neighborhood park off E Ellsworth Rd and Stone School Rd. Among the locals it is known as “The Pirate Park” with its pirate themed structure.
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