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Dementia Friendly Saline will host its 2nd Annual Best Life Spring Fair on Saturday, May 17th from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Liberty School in Saline. This free event celebrates people with dementia living their best lives, while providing fun and education to the whole community.
The event will feature educational presentations from dementia care experts who will share practical caregiving tips and strategies. Frequently asked questions like “How do I get help at home?” and “When should we start looking into residential care?” will be addressed. Free respite care will be available, ensuring everyone can fully participate in the day’s events.
Last year's Caregiver Discussion Panel was highly successful, prompting organizers to expand educational offerings while maintaining fun elements that create a welcoming atmosphere for all attendees.
Live music will fill the gymnasium, with performances by local favorites including Cat Canyon, Mary and the Huz-band, and more. A dedicated dance floor invites attendees to show o their best moves. Visitors can browse handcrafted items from local artists at the Art and Craft Sale.
“We encourage the whole community, regardless of your connection to dementia, to come support our Craft Sale and these wonderful artists. Even though this event is curated for people living with dementia, EVERYONE is welcome, because people with dementia are a part of, not apart from, our community,” said Chelsea, Director of Programming for Dementia Friendly Saline.
Event highlights include:
• Educational presentations for dementia caregivers
• Live music with a dance floor featuring local musicians
• Dementia-friendly art and craft sale
• Free on-site respite care
• Vendor/expo area with older-adult and dementia related organizations
The Best Life Spring Fair aims to create a supportive environment where families dealing with dementia can learn and connect, and where the whole community can have fun and learn how to be friendlier to our neighbors on the dementia journey.
Dementia Friendly Saline is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a more inclusive and supportive community for individuals living with dementia and their caregivers.
For more information, including the full schedule of events, visit www.dfsaline.org/events
Liberty School
7265 N Ann Arbor St
Saline, MI 48176
United States
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And yet we need a lazy river, gathering places and other unnecessary things??? The city can’t supply us with clean water and now maybe no water at all. How does this even make any sense? City Government continues to fail Saline taxpayers! Maybe we need to hire more consultants and spend even more money 🤪.
Not a great situation and not mad at the City. City administrators have done their job. Well 7 was introduced and under construction to meet the needs of the City.
You obviously think the city bears no responsibility ever for anything! That’s ok. You can continue to point fingers, deny accountability and make excuses but what I know is that when I pay my water bill it’s made out to “The City of Saline” so as far as I’m concerned the buck ultimately stops there!
So has the rec center been included in reducing water usage? How about the 4 car wash businesses?
I would like to hear more about that point. Seems very valid . I assume they are clear to use as much as they wish while we are told to use less.
The rec center sent out emails asking members to take either brief showers or wait until they get home.
Look into the negative environmental impact and how this will increase our utility bills. Farm land is precious especially considering how much has already been sold and developed into non agricultural land. This is blatantly wrong for everyone. Saline Township MUST VOTE THIS DOWN. IT’s NOT ALWAYS ABOUT THE MONEY!
Things like the data center are minimal impact and the least of our worries regarding loss of farmland. Just over seven months into 2025, farmers are literally dumping their crops because there is no one to sell them to. Why?
It’s not worth it. We must not allow the data center