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Next month, Art on the Grand returns for its 14th year in downtown Farmington! During the first weekend in June, Grand River Avenue will be overflowing with beautiful art. Fine artists from all over the country will showcase a variety of items that w… Read More

The first YMCA originated in Industrial Revolution-era London. George Williams, a farmer-turned-department store worker, and his friends came together to create a supportive community for other young men seeking to escape from the hazards of the stre… Read More

After the ravages of World War II, farmers across the Midwest donated food and seed crops to help support communities facing hunger in Europe and Asia. This would be the beginning of the Christian Rural Overseas Program, or CROP. It is believed that… Read More

The mission of Operation Common Good is to ensure that no student in the Farmington area gets left behind. Local students and staff began Operation Common Good to bridge the gap in resources. Since 2004, the nonprofit has raised funds to help with sc… Read More

One of the area’s most iconic buildings sits at the heart of Farmington Hills. Once a working dairy farm, The Barn is now home to a state-of-the-art theater. And for over 65 years, the volunteers of the Farmington Players have been bringing to the… Read More

Twice a year, local nonprofits are selected to receive funding from the Farmington & Farmington Hills Foundation for Youth & Families. The foundation’s longstanding mission has been to provide funds and support programs that make a better l… Read More

In a couple of weeks, the Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce will host its State of the Cities. On March 8, the annual event will offer Farmington and Farmington Hills residents an opportunity to hear from local officials about the current s… Read More

Heart the Art has returned to downtown Farmington! The strolling public art festival and Hot Cocoa Crawl liven up the city Thursdays in February. The mission of the annual event is to immerse public arts installations and experiences within the commu… Read More