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Holiday Home Tour

Friday, November 18 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Back in person this year – visit 5 beautifully decorated homes throughout Northville. Your participation in this fundraising event supports the Maybury Farm’s animal care needs and our community through grants awarded to local non-profits and students. Advance tickets on sale at the following locations: Gardenviews, Pear-Aphernalia, Northville Chamber of Commerce and Design Du Jour, or visit us online to purchase.

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Organization: northville community foundation-maybury farm.

Each year the Northville Community Foundation holds its Holiday Home Tour. Five beautiful homes are decorated for the holidays. Be a host or hostess at a home in Northville, on November 17 or 18. Choose either 9:30 to 12:45 shift or the 12:45 to 4:00 shift. Volunteers will be given an address of a beautiful home for the day of the event. Volunteers will help check tickets, help guests with home tour guidelines, and help show off these beautiful homes decorated for the holiday season. This event helps raise funds for the operations of Maybury Farm and helps provide scholarships and grants to the community.

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50165 Eight Mile (farm), P. O. Box 560, Northville,, MI 48168, US

Mission Statement

The Northville Community Foundation exists for the purpose of enhancing and enriching life in the community.

Description

The NCF administers nine investment funds that are designated for a variety of community needs. Interest earned each year is used to award grants to nonprofit organizations and programs that meet these community needs.

THE NCF ALSO-

> Awards scholarships to high school seniors & post-graduate students

> Provides holiday gift bags to senior citizens living in assisted living facilities

> Coordinates the Northville Independence Day Parade

> Coordinates a Holiday Home Tour fundraiser each November

> Operates Maybury Farm

MAYBURY FARM-

> Goal is to provide educational opportunities for children to engage with animals and agriculture

> Free admission for kids two and under

> Offers educational tours for schools, scouting troops, and various groups throughout SE Michigan

> Open to the public April-October

> Offers Summer Day Camp for kids 5-12 years old

> Story Time for Kids throughout the summer included with admission

> Fall Corn Maze fundraiser for the winter months

> Santa Visits in December

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Multiple locations Northville, MI 48167

DATE POSTED

September 15, 2023

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Old North Knoxville's Victorian Holiday Home Tour

Advance tickets are no longer available but you can still purchase tickets at the event for $20 (adults) and $15 (seniors) by starting the tour at either of the parking locations noted below.

*** Please note, the Victorian Holiday Home Tour takes place rain or shine! Our historic homes are warm, cozy, and beautiful in any kind of weather. We’ve held the event in sun, rain, and even snow. This year it looks like we may have some spotty rain on Saturday, but our continuously running bus service can still move you from house to house with as little inconvenience as possible, and the weather on Sunday looks like it’s going to be spectacular. We look forward to seeing everyone! ***

Make plans now to join us for the 33rd Annual Victorian Holiday Home Tour on December 2nd & 3rd 2023! Old North Knoxville features beautiful homes built in the Queen Anne, Craftsman/Bungalow, Neoclassical Revival, and American Four Square style. To help you kick off your holiday season, Old North Knoxville neighbors will open the doors of select homes in a variety of these styles, restored and decorated for the season for your viewing pleasure! If you’ve never been on the tour before, find out what to expect or learn more about the neighborhood

Candlelight Tour: Saturday Dec. 2nd, 2023  4:00 PM – 9:00 PM Afternoon Tour: Sunday Dec. 3rd, 2023  1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

If you have been on the tour before, please note that we have NEW PARKING LOCATIONS THIS YEAR! Because the former St. Mary’s / Tennova hospital has closed, we have two new parking options:

Option #1: First Lutheran Church, 1207 N. Broadway, Knoxville, TN 37917 Option #2: Rose Funeral & Cremation, 1421 N. Broadway, Knoxville, TN 37917

Both parking locations are also stops on the tour this year, and buses will pick up and drop off at both lots. If one lot is full, please try the other just two blocks down the street.

Please take a look at some of the homes scheduled to be on the 2023 tour .

TICKETS: Advance tickets are $15 and are available online now . For advance tickets purchased online, PLEASE BRING YOUR RECEIPT to our ticket booth on the day of the event and your ticket(s) will be in WILL CALL. Tickets can also be purchased on the day of the event for $20 (adults) and $15 (seniors) by starting the tour at either of the parking locations noted above.

TICKETS: Advance tickets are no longer available but you can still purchase tickets at the event for $20 (adults) and $15 (seniors) by starting the tour at either of the parking locations noted above. If you have already purchased an advance ticket online, PLEASE BRING YOUR RECEIPT to our ticket booth on the day of the event and your ticket(s) will be in WILL CALL.

**Children under 12 receive free admission!

Many thanks to Three Rivers Market and Elder’s Ace Hardware stores, our partners for advance ticket sales this year! Three Rivers Market is located at the corner of N. Central St and E. Baxter Ave. Elder’s Ace Hardware has five area locations for your convenience: in Bearden (next to EarthFare), in Rocky Hill (next to Butler & Bailey Market), in Farragut (near the intersection of Kingston Pike and Shipley Ln.), in Halls (across from Gondolier), and in South Knoxville (next to United Grocery Outlet). You can click on the logos below for directions and more details on their locations.

ORNAMENTS : Each year since 2003, Old North Knoxville has commissioned a limited edition ornament to commemorate the Holiday Home Tour. The ornaments are available to purchase at the Home Tour. Ornaments cost $15 each, and you can find more details here .

PARKING : Park and ride continuous bus service is available beginning at either of our parking options:

Option #1: First Lutheran Church, 1207 N. Broadway, Knoxville, TN 37917

Option #2: Rose Funeral & Cremation, 1421 N. Broadway, Knoxville, TN 37917

Take a look at some of the beautiful homes that have been featured in previous years:

2022 Homes on Tour 2021 Homes on Tour 2020 Homes on Tour 2019 Homes on Tour 2018 Homes on Tour 2017 Homes on Tour 2016 Homes on Tour 2015 Homes on Tour 2014 Homes on Tour 2013 Homes on Tour 2012 Homes on Tour 2011 Homes on Tour 2010 Homes on Tour 2009 Homes on Tour

Welcome Mat: Five homes featured on Northville Holiday Home Tour

Five homes featured on Northville Holiday Home Tour

Five private homes will be dressed in their holiday finest to inspire your seasonal decor during the Northville Holiday Home Tour that returns from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Nov. 22 and 23. Presented by the Northville Community Foundation, tickets, which are $25, can be purchased at several locations, including Gardenviews, Haven and the Northville Chamber of Commerce. Tickets will also be available from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. on the day of the tour at Ward Church, 40000 Six Mile (inside the main entrance). For information or to buy tickets online, go to northvillecommunityfoundation.org.

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Now in its fourth year, Royal Oak Market: Art Fair Edition will take place indoors from noon- 10 p.m. on Nov. 21-22 at the Royal Oak Farmers Market. This juried show will feature 60 artists, live entertainment, food trucks, craft beer and free admission. The atmosphere makes this event a fun and festive place to purchase a holiday gift of fine art for someone on your list or enjoy a great date night out. The location is 316 E. 11 Mile. For information, go to theguild.org.

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Whether you plan to host Turkey Day this time around or head to someone else’s home for Thanksgiving dinner, it’s the time of year for special celebrations that focus on gratitude. This Rustic Grateful Wood Wall Decor sends an important message each day to appreciate the people and other meaningful details in our lives. The decorative sign retails for around $24 and is available through Wayfair. For information, go to wayfair.com.

Village Potters Guild sale is Nov. 22-23

Get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Village Potters Guild of Plymouth’s 24th annual holiday show and sale from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on Nov. 22- 23. Peruse an array of pieces from funky to functional, including decorative, sculptural, raku, Christmas plates, ornaments, and pit-fired art from porcelain and stoneware clay. Prices range from $5 to $250. The location of the studio is 340 N. Main (just north of the railroad tracks, behind the American Community Building). Look for the balloons. For information, go to villagepottersguild.org.

Lights, reindeer, fireworks! 5 things to do in metro Detroit this weekend

Holiday- and winter-themed activities in metro Detroit this weekend include a festival in Detroit's Mexicantown neighborhood, strolling music in Northville and a home tour in Rochester Hills. Here's whats in store Dec. 9-11.

Southwest Holiday Fest

Free winter-themed activities at shops, restaurants, bars and cultural institutions in southwest Detroit are in the works for the seventh annual version of the event.

Revelers can enjoy a Detroit Symphony performance, Puerto Rican trio and Santa in the Ford Resource and Engagement Center-Mexicantown Mercado. Also part of the fun: Mexican hot chocolate and piñatas in the Mexicantown CDC Galeria, a performances at the Matrix Theatre, face painting, Mexican Christmas fruit punch, roasted chestnuts, cookie decorating and a clothing swap.

3-7 p.m. Saturday along the Bagley-Vernor corridor between 16th and 24th streets in Detroit. Click southwest holiday fest for a map of the event location.

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Holiday inspired activities will include live strolling music and carolers, free horse-and-wagon rides, live reindeer and a holiday unicorn. Surprise cartoon characters will be on hand along with the Plymouth Fife & Drum Corps. Visitors can stop by the Slows to Go food truck on Friday or drop in on local restaurants and shops. The celebration is sponsored by Suburban Imports of Farmington Hills and hosted by the Northville DDA.

6-9 p.m. Friday, 2-9 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday in downtown Northville.

Holiday Walk and Winter Wonder Lights – Meadow Brook Hall

The walk is a self-guided indoor tour of three floors of the historic mansion, which has more than 50 decorated trees and several themed displays. You can check out the interactive Holiday Wish Book or peek in at Christmas Eve in the Nursery. The walk will continue 11 a.m.-4 p.m. through Dec. 23. Tickets are $20 (adults) and $7.50 (youth).

Winter Wonder Lights is a self-guided outdoor event that allows visitors to explore the grounds. Features include light displays, music, selfie stations, bonfires and concessions that offer glow-in-the-dark cotton candy and other treats. The event runs 5:30-10 p.m. through Dec. 30 at Meadow Brook Hall, 350 Estate Drive in Rochester Hills. Tickets are $22 (adults) and $12 (youth).

Holiday Home Tour in Rochester Hills

You can tour five Rochester Hills homes decorated for the holidays and then visit a gift boutique at Van Hoosen Museum Dairy Barn. Cider and doughnuts will be served at the barn, and visitors with home tour tickets get free admission to the annual model train display in the Van Hoosen complex. The event is being presented by the Friends of the Rochester Hills Public Library.

The tour takes place noon-5 p.m. Sunday. Tickets (cash only) are $25 and available at the Friends Store, Dillman & Upton and Lytle Pharmacy in Rochester, Wild Birds Unlimited in Rochester Hills and Werner’s Hallmark in Oakland Township.

Downtown Utica Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration and Fireworks

Highlights of this year’s celebration includes Santa and Mrs. Claus arriving by sleigh and a fireworks display. Lori Pinson of WJBK-TV (Channel 2) will be on hand along with Rachel and Grunwald from WYCD-FM (99.5) and the Utica High School Marching Band. The Utica Fire Department will again be conducting its Stuff an Ambulance toy drive to benefit Toys for Tots.

7 p.m. Saturday at Memorial Park in downtown Utica.

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DECEMBER 7 & 8, 2O24 12-5 pm

Dressed in their holiday finery....

Returning on the first full weekend in December, the Holiday Home Tour gives visitors a rare glimpse inside these historic Victorian mansions and townhouses

stylishly dressed for the holidays. 

Children 17 and under are free.

Ticket headquarters is at the Old Louisville Visitors Center in Central Park 1340 S 4th Street Louisville, KY 40208

Every ticket purchase supports the mission of the old louisville neighborhood council and preserves the legacy of the old louisville historic preservation district.    old louisville neighborhood council is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization..

GETTING AROUND

Start the tour at the Old Louisville Visitors Center in Central Park to pick up your ticket/brochure. This is your a dmission to the homes. 

This is a self-paced, easy-walking tour with directional signage along several blocks to the participating homes. Docents will greet you at each house.

There is ample street parking around St. James Court and the perimeter of Central Park as well as side streets. There are also free parking lots marked for the event on Park Avenue, Fourth, and Third Streets. 

Volunteer for a 2.5 hour shift at the Holiday Home Tour and you will receive a free ticket

($35 value) to the event.  If you are able to work more than one shift, you will earn a ticket for each shift, as our thank you. Volunteers are positioned inside each home to welcome attendees and answer questions.

Shifts for each day are 11:45 am – 2:30 pm and 2:15 pm – 5 pm.  

Thank You to Our 2023 Sponsors

Gold level sponsors , michael mawood remax-100, historic 1300 asso ciation, st. james court association, district 6 councilman phillip baker, silver level sponsors, louisville memorial auditorium.

Mary Martin, Semonin Realtor   

Jonathan Klunk, Six Degrees Real Estate      

Treyton Oak Towers      

 Belgravia Court Association  

    G arvin Gate Neighborhood Association  

  Second Street Neighborhood Association

South Fourth Street Association 

Third Street Neighborhood Association   

  Central Park West Neighborhood Association  

Toonerville Trolley Neighborhood Association

Bronze Level Sponsors

Limerick louisville association, ouerbacker court association.

Mag Bar and Pizza Donisi

Old Louisville Brewery

In-Kind Sponsors 

Old louisville flower studio, sternberg truck and van rental.

Louisville Public Media     | Cambium Marketing 

Show your support to this Historic Preservation District by being a STAR Supporter and receive a FREE ticket

Thank You to Our Star Supporters

  The Asia Institute-Crane House; Filson Historical Society; Cindee and Mitch Rapp;  Derek Ingrahm; Annie and Greg Likins; Mathieu and Bill Nunery; Linda and Gary Hudson; Sheelah and Chuck Anderson;  Luanne and Ken Maguire; Joan and Felton Williams; Penny and Jed Johnson;  Kate Dittmeier Holm; Deborah and David Stewart; Ann and Hank Triplett;  Karan Chavis and Craig Blakely; Michelle and David James; Elizabeth Kuhn;  Kate and Michael Meador; Joanne and Zane Lockhart; Mollie Whitelaw and Michael Ciminelli; Rick Serpa and Mike Mondia;  Gayle and Herb Warren; Gene and Oliver Winston-Cerrosi; Sherryl and Joseph Impellizerri; Eva and Bob Wessels; Linda and Jim Brooks;  Angela and Justin Elliott; Nancy and Tom Woodcock;  Maria Eckerle; Lois and Robert Powell; Jesse and Teresa Bryan-Lewis; Bill and Becky Medley;   Shawn and Kevin Williams.