Pool season is upon us around Dearborn. Here's your guide to making a splash this summer.
Here's a look at this season's swim schedule in Dearborn.
Celebrate The Big Read and immigrant experiences with cooking classes, quilt making and films.
Dearborn Big Band will offer the contest on Jan. 29.
The teddy bear, loved for more than 100 years, will be celebrated at special Dearborn Historical Society event.
The 2016 King and Queen of the Mud will be crowned on the messiest playground n southeast Michigan.
"Engineering for Kids" and "Mad Science" camps will keep your kids busy during Dearborn Recreation & Parks' summer camps.
Activities for the National Trust observance begin at noon in Hemlock Park, where one of two free city splash pads is located.
Here are some fun activities to do with your children this weekend.
All but three Michigan counties saw increases in child poverty. Child abuse and neglect up 29 percent.
Several animals are particularly active during the winter months, and the zoo is offering other activities to boost the fun
If you’re using a firepit in Dearborn, make sure it’s specifically made for recreation and follow other safety tps.
Edgar Allan Poe, the 19th Century poet and mystery and macabre writer, is the featured author this year.
The book, written by Mary Lynn Swiderski and her late husband, Vic, who had MS, supports Michigan Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Visiting a cider mill is a time honored tradition in Michigan. Here are eight that offer family-fun activities.
Games, cars, riverboat rides and other activities take guests back to the 1920s in Wayne County Parks, Trenton Parks and Recreation event.
Concert in Farmington Hills was part of the Make Room movement raising awareness of 11 million families a paycheck away from homelessness.
If you’re looking for a fun outing with children before school starts on Sept. 8, take them to see new baby sharks.
Mac-and-cheese has come a long way since Thomas Jefferson served it at a state dinner in 1802.
Kids head back to school after Labor Day. There’s still time to squeeze in family fun with events, many of them free, around the metro.
Dearborn was one of 203 recipients of $3,000 competitive grant to offer programs on Latino American history.
Fudge, Corvettes, blueberries, ice cream and all things Danish are celebrated at weekend festivals.
8 Fun - and Free - Things for Families to Do Before School Starts
These aren’t chain restaurant menus. Across Michigan, you’ll find unique AM-eats, some close to home and others road-trip worthy.
For any kid who ever jumped in a mud puddle – or wanted to, but was stopped by a laundry-conscious parent – this event is for you.
A Detroit charity that turns abandoned houses into livable homes helped woman clear one hurdle, but steep climbs remain for single mom of 3.
Kids touring a Michigan working farm can learn several lessons, including one about acceptance.
Detroit Zoo’s Summer Safari camps start June 22. Be sure to sign up early before the camps fill up.
Children ages 5 and younger will be put to the test in the customized Nursery School Olympics.
A list on a popular website has all the information you need to make a fun summer enrichment activity out of Michigan history.
Mom who sends kids to the roadside with signs confessing misdeeds says humiliating them now is better than bailing them out of jail later.
Harvard economist say data analysis reveals a causal relationship between where you live and important life events.
Jay and Kateri Schwandt love being parents. He was hoping their 13th child would be a girl, she wanted another boy. Whose wish came true?
If you’re putting together your family’s summer calendar– and face it, after a long winter, you’ve earned some fun – here’s a good start.
“Bowling for Rhinos” has raised more than $200,000 in metro Detroit since 1990. You can add to the total at upcoming family-friendly event.
More commonly than many realize, children are left in hot cars to fend for themselves, and the outcomes are tragic.
Admission to more than a half dozen museums and cultural attractions is free to Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders.
What would you do if your 91-year-old parent mistakenly drove 115 miles, and then refused to relinquish the car keys or give up driving?
Teens are heading outside with their smartphones. Do you know what they’re texting and sexting to their friends – or complete strangers?
Do you think Snapchat photos evaporate within seconds of delivery? Guess again – and that’s just one thing parents should be worried about.