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8:00 Shotgun Start 2 Player Scramble $50 per player 2 Beverage Cart Tickets and Lunch Included All Proceeds from contests go to the Taylor Good Fellows

Technology promotes greater independence for people with disabilities by enabling them to perform tasks without assistance. Join other assistive technology users to discuss latest trends and get helpful tips.

Book Discussion meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. The August book selection is Underground Airlines by Ben Winters.

Find great deals on cookbooks, technical books, children's books, fiction and non-fiction. Please note: Books are not grouped by subject, and inventory of a particular type of book or specific title is not guaranteed.

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

Become healthier and more mobile by making fitness fully accessible. Learn about, and suggest, ways to make positive impacts in life. Family, friends, drivers, and caregivers are welcome. Light refreshments provided.

Simple crafts so those who don't do crafts can enjoy a fun hour of seasonal crafting, with no judgment allowed. All materials provided. Adults only.

Sue Franklin, the Executive Director of South Eastern Michigan Indians, will be here to speak about Native American genealogy. This is part of our beginning Family History series.

Join us for our monthly Young Adult book club! Whether you're 13 or 110, we invite you to read and discuss a monthly young adult book with us. This month we will be discussing "Pivot Point" by Kasie West.

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

Various musical and artists featured

Meet at the Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion at 10 a.m. (before the Taylor Farmer's Market) and get ready to walk. No need to preregister; just drop in, sign in and get your steps in! Enroll in the Beaumont Carrot Wellness program and win prizes for walking. It's an easy and fun way to get in shape. To enroll, just download the free CARROT Wellness mobile app from the Apple or Google play store

Offering fresh produce remains the driving mission of the market. The market is participating in the “Power of Produce” program, which provides a fun opportunity for children to engage in the local food system through exposure to new fruits and vegetables. POP kids receive vouchers to spend at the market, allowing them to make their own shopping decisions – as long as they are choosing produce. In addition, the market now accepts the Snap/Bridge Card/EBT program, and will continue to do so this season. To mark the City of Taylor’s 50th anniversary, the market will partner with the Taylor Historical Society to offer displays focusing on the community’s past five decades during each market this season.

Hawaiian-themed dinner at 6:30 p.m. Music by "The Island Guys." Complimentary punch (while it lasts). Contests and more.

Meet at the Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion at 10 a.m. (before the Taylor Farmer's Market) and get ready to walk. No need to preregister; just drop in, sign in and get your steps in! Enroll in the Beaumont Carrot Wellness program and win prizes for walking. It's an easy and fun way to get in shape. To enroll, just download the free CARROT Wellness mobile app from the Apple or Google play store

Offering fresh produce remains the driving mission of the market. The market is participating in the “Power of Produce” program, which provides a fun opportunity for children to engage in the local food system through exposure to new fruits and vegetables. POP kids receive vouchers to spend at the market, allowing them to make their own shopping decisions – as long as they are choosing produce. In addition, the market now accepts the Snap/Bridge Card/EBT program, and will continue to do so this season. To mark the City of Taylor’s 50th anniversary, the market will partner with the Taylor Historical Society to offer displays focusing on the community’s past five decades during each market this season.

The new Taylor High School is opening this fall, the result of a merger between the old Truman and Kennedy high schools. The district is celebrating its new school to coincide with the opening varsity football game against Wyandotte Roosevelt. Look for a bounce houses, music and guided tours of the building at 6 p.m., followed by the game at 7.

Meet at the Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion at 10 a.m. (before the Taylor Farmer's Market) and get ready to walk. No need to preregister; just drop in, sign in and get your steps in! Enroll in the Beaumont Carrot Wellness program and win prizes for walking. It's an easy and fun way to get in shape. To enroll, just download the free CARROT Wellness mobile app from the Apple or Google play store

Offering fresh produce remains the driving mission of the market. The market is participating in the “Power of Produce” program, which provides a fun opportunity for children to engage in the local food system through exposure to new fruits and vegetables. POP kids receive vouchers to spend at the market, allowing them to make their own shopping decisions – as long as they are choosing produce. In addition, the market now accepts the Snap/Bridge Card/EBT program, and will continue to do so this season. To mark the City of Taylor’s 50th anniversary, the market will partner with the Taylor Historical Society to offer displays focusing on the community’s past five decades during each market this season.