Beaumont Parenting ProgramVariesBeaumont Children’s award-winning Parenting Program provides support and education to new parents through experienced parent volunteers. This new parent program is a free, one-stop resource that provides extensive support and education to first-time parents through experienced, trained parent volunteers. Offered through Beaumont Labor & Delivery. Contact them for dates & times.
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Troy Co-Op PreschoolClasses meet on variable days Monday-FridayTroy Cooperative Preschool (TCP) is a non-profit, non-denominational preschool operated by parents since 1970. TCP provides a safe and nurturing environment for children, ages 2 through 5 years, enabling them to experience their world through hands-on, interactive, and sensory activities. Our teachers are warm, sensitive, caring, dedicated, and highly trained in early childhood development. Contact them to sign up or for more information!
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Royal Scottish Country DancingThursday Nights 7:30-9:30pmThis group has a new home at Troy First! They meet EVERY Thursday night from 7:30- 9:30pm, with free dance lessons your first night! Visit their website for pictures,videos and contact information.
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La Leche League4th Thursday of each MonthMeets for support and group encouragement for pregnant and nursing mothers! Visit the website for more information and meeting times at Troy First!
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Great Lakes Depression
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Ballroom Dance LessonsWednesdays at 3pmCall our on-site instructor, Karmin, to sign up to attend your beginning or advanced ballroom dance lessons. No partner necessary!
First class is free-$10 per session after that! 2 new themes each month: November: Group & Tango Contact: karmin@ballroomsensation.com 248-224-9965 |
Oakland County Traditional Dance Society4th Saturday of each MonthContradancing is alive and well at Troy First UMC. Come and join us for lessons, fun, snacks, and a good workout. Visit the website for times and more information!
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Troy Community ChrousVaries throughout the yearFor 41 seasons, the Troy Community Chorus has serenaded the metro area. Our twice a year concerts, given by the 80+ member group, have evolved so that they may also feature instrumental music, dancing, soloists and ensembles.
Members of the chorus come from all over the Detroit metropolitan area. The chorus is proud of its diversified membership – and its members’ musical backgrounds vary, as do their personal hobbies and interests. |