Join us for "Chapters in the Garden: A Reading Party," an enchanting evening dedicated to the joy of reading in the serene setting of a beautiful garden. This casual, laid-back gathering invites book lovers of all kinds to come together, bring their favorite books, and enjoy independent reading time in the company of friends.

Surrounded by blooming flowers and the gentle rustle of leaves, you'll find the perfect spot to immerse yourself in captivating stories. Whether you're diving into a new novel or revisiting a beloved classic, our garden offers the ideal backdrop for a peaceful and inspiring reading experience.

Feel free to bring a cozy blanket, a comfortable chair, and any snacks or beverages you'd like to enjoy but there will be wine available for purchase.

Come for the books, stay for the ambiance, and leave with a heart full of literary inspiration. "Chapters in the Garden" is the perfect way to unwind, connect with fellow readers, and celebrate the simple pleasure of reading in nature

Welcome to Income Tax 101! Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by tax season every year? Join us on Sat Sep 07 2024 at 12:00 PM at Griffin Gardens for a crash course in all things income tax. Our expert speaker, Income Tax Preparer, Cicely Griffin of Tyrone Income Tax Services, will break down the confusing jargon and help you understand the basics of filing your taxes. Whether you're a first-time filer or just looking to brush up on your knowledge, this event is perfect for you. Don't miss out on this opportunity to take control of your finances and learn how to navigate the world of taxes with confidence. See you there!

Instructor Randiah Camille

This class will entail Tips and Tools to ensure mothers and women know how to build wealth for the generations to come, best investing tips, & saving tips; we will also talk about the mindset to develop better financial health & mindset to get what you want. I will also have a unique offering for anyone who wants to create trust or learn the fundamentals to develop trust for others.

Instructor Amalia Adams

Shardé Brandy is a native Detroiter who truly enjoys serving others. One way she pours into others is by being a vessel through the healing powers of performing sound baths. Sound baths are an ancient practice that has been proven historically, scientifically, and spiritually to enhance someone’s ability to focus, relax, and align the body energetically. When Shardé is not performing sound baths, you can find her doing yoga (student/teacher), gardening, listening to music, and reading books that support her growth. Shardé strongly believes that the more we all heal and love ourselves at the individual level, the more we can save the world and make it a better place for all. I would appreciate a love donation for my services at the garden. Thank you <3

Join us for "Chapters in the Garden: A Reading Party," an enchanting evening dedicated to the joy of reading in the serene setting of a beautiful garden. This casual, laid-back gathering invites book lovers of all kinds to come together, bring their favorite books, and enjoy independent reading time in the company of friends.

Surrounded by blooming flowers and the gentle rustle of leaves, you'll find the perfect spot to immerse yourself in captivating stories. Whether you're diving into a new novel or revisiting a beloved classic, our garden offers the ideal backdrop for a peaceful and inspiring reading experience.

Feel free to bring a cozy blanket, a comfortable chair, and any snacks or beverages you'd like to enjoy but there will be wine available for purchase.

Come for the books, stay for the ambiance, and leave with a heart full of literary inspiration. "Chapters in the Garden" is the perfect way to unwind, connect with fellow readers, and celebrate the simple pleasure of reading in nature

In this workshop, we will eat.

We welcome all food bloggers, poets, journalists, critics, or anyone with an interest in crafting the experience of food into language.

In this workshop, we’ll utilize the tools of a food critic, considering the five senses, identifying tasting notes, etc. We’ll ask the questions the critic asks: Where did this come? What was its journey here? Together, we’ll hone these skills to be applied to a variety of writing styles.

Food is community. Together we will work on sharpening our senses and pushing boundaries to understand food criticism as a recipe to craft detail in writing.

Pay what you can ($20 suggested but no amount too small!) fee. And of course, there will be food!

Bio: JUDY OLDFIELD WILSON is a creative writer and lover of food who has spent time across the globe trying and experiencing food. She has worked as a food writer in Saveur.com and Food 52 and has worked with the team behind Modernist Cuisine. She has written about death and rosé in a braided essay for Gigantic Sequins and fiction about chicken stock titled “For Coq au Vin” in So To Speak. Now she lives in Metro Detroit with her family, around the corner from where she grew up.