MANY THINGS TO SEE & DO Have Fun at Events in Every Season Community organizations sponsor a variety of – cultural and recreational events throughout the year, including Winterfest, Summerfest, The Celtic Festival, Oktoberfest, concert series, craft shows and parades. Shop and Dine Saline features a growing number of retail and unique specialty – shops, from the trusty hardware store, to full-service salons, to boutique stores that add style to and homes. Dining options range from cozy coffee and customers’ wardrobes sandwich shops, to casual family dining, to more upscale establishments. Get Active The city of Saline and its neighboring Pittsfield Township feature parks on – more than 500 acres of 12 neighborhood and community parks offer land. Saline’s open space, as well as play structures, picnic areas, walking trails, and sports fields and courts. The Saline Recreation Center features two indoor pools, exercise and weight rooms, a basketball court, indoor track and a variety of classes, leagues and activities. Step Back in Time The Saline Area Historical Society and other community members – are devoted to the preservation of rich history. Visitors can tour a number of Saline’s points of interest, including The Rentschler Farm Museum, The Depot Museum and The Weber-Blaess School, an 1860s one-room schoolhouse. View Some Art, Do Some Art The City of Saline features a number of public art – Among them is the of Our located downtown, sculptures. “Seats Heritage” sculpture, which pays homage to agricultural roots. The 212 Arts Center adds to the Saline’s cultural life in Saline by offering art classes, programs, performances and exhibits. Learn Something New Patrons can enjoy local art exhibits and peaceful views at the – modern and spacious Saline District Library, a 33,000-square-foot building set on 14 wooded acres. Story hours, book discussion groups, summer reading programs, craft workshops and lectures are available for all ages. Get Involved Saline relies on the help of many committed volunteers to make its fairs, – festivals and other community events a success or to simply make a difference in the – community or in the life of someone in need. Connect with any of the following groups to find out more about volunteering: Saline Area Social Services () City of Saline () Boards and Commissions – Saline Area Chamber of Commerce () Parades and Events –
MANY THINGS TO SEE & DO Have Fun at Events in Every Season – Community organizations sponsor a variety of cultural and recreational events throughout the year, including Winterfest, Summerfest, The Celtic Festival, Oktoberfest, concert series, craft shows and parades. Shop and Dine – Saline features a growing number of retail and unique specialty shops, from the trusty hardware store, to full-service salons, to boutique stores that add style to customers’ wardrobes and homes. Dining options range from cozy coffee and sandwich shops, to casual family dining, to more upscale establishments. Get Active – The city of Saline and its neighboring Pittsfield Township feature parks on more than 500 acres of land. Saline’s 12 neighborhood and community parks offer open space, as well as play structures, picnic areas, walking trails, and sports fields and courts. The Saline Recreation Center features two indoor pools, exercise and weight rooms, a basketball court, indoor track and a variety of classes, leagues and activities. Step Back in Time – The Saline Area Historical Society and other community members are devoted to the preservation of Saline’s rich history. Visitors can tour a number of points of interest, including The Rentschler Farm Museum, The Depot Museum and The Weber-Blaess School, an 1860s one-room schoolhouse. View Some Art, Do Some Art – The City of Saline features a number of public art sculptures. Among them is the “Seats of Our Heritage” sculpture, located downtown, which pays homage to Saline’s agricultural roots. The 212 Arts Center adds to the cultural life in Saline by offering art classes, programs, performances and exhibits. Learn Something New – Patrons can enjoy local art exhibits and peaceful views at the modern and spacious Saline District Library, a 33,000-square-foot building set on 14 wooded acres. Story hours, book discussion groups, summer reading programs, craft workshops and lectures are available for all ages. Get Involved – Saline relies on the help of many committed volunteers to make its fairs, festivals and other community events a success – or to simply make a difference in the community or in the life of someone in need. Connect with any of the following groups to find out more about volunteering: Saline Area Social Services () City of Saline () – Boards and Commissions Saline Area Chamber of Commerce () – Parades and Events
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