Shelby Township Municipal Grounds
Located at 52700 Van Dyke, just south of 24 Mile Road, the Shelby Township Municipal Grounds come alive with the sights and sounds of Summer on Wednesday evenings in July. Concerts in the bandshell bring families from far and wide to enjoy free musical performances by a variety of entertainers.
concert
The 15-acre Grounds are also the home of the Annual Art Fair, which is held the second weekend in August. This popular event features artists & artisans from around Michigan and the US and Canada, family entertainment, refreshments, and the Kid’s Craft and Activity Area. The Shelby Township Historical Committee also opens the Andrews Schoolhouse Museum and Historic Hope Chapel to give visitors a look at our Township’s past. With free admission and free parking, the Shelby Township Art Fair is a great, leisurely way for the whole family to spend a Summer afternoon.
Art Fair
hayride

In the Fall the Parks, Recreation and Maintenance Department hosts the Boo Bash, an outdoor Halloween themed event that features games, goodies, family entertainment, a costume parade.

Features of the Municipal Grounds include the Shelby Township Municipal Offices and Police Department building, a bandshell, 2 picnic shelters, picnic tables, Andrews Schoolhouse Museum, Historic Hope Chapel, and an antique steam engine.

 

Hope Chapel
Officially opened in July of 2005, Historic Hope Chapel has become a popular location for wedding ceremonies. Thanks to generous donations of funding and labor, the Chapel has been renovated and provides a quaint space for up to 80 guests. For more information, click Historic Hope Chapel or phone the Shelby Parks, Recreation and Maintenance Department at 586-731-0300.
municipal grounds map
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