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2026 18th Annual Michigan Based Charity Golf Event for Fallen Patriots
Join for the annual charity golf scramble supporting the Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation. The event is organized as a scramble format with 4-person teams, raising funds for college scholarships and educational counseling for military children who have lost a parent in the line of duty.
Red Run Golf ClubBubble Fun
A casual outdoor session with bubbles, movement, and dancing. Attendees should expect to get wet, so dress for water play. This event is for ages 2 and up and takes place outside on the library grounds.
St. Clair Shores Public LibraryTuesday Night Walk/Run with City Sneakers
Mt. Clemens City Sneakers presents a friendly walk and run that welcomes every pace, from relaxed walkers to experienced runners. Participants can follow mapped routes of roughly 2, 4, or 6 miles and enjoy an encouraging atmosphere with easy conversation along the way. After the workout, the group gathers at Orleans Sports Cafe, a Mt. Clemens venue in operation since 1996 and a longtime sponsor, to enjoy Pizza Night along with food and drinks.
Sustainable Home Living: Simple Swaps for a More Intentional Life
Explore simple, budget friendly ways to live more sustainably at this workshop at Refill Emporium. Learn how small choices at home can cut waste and conserve resources, from swapping in reusable options and using refill systems to everyday energy and water savers, along with the benefits of sharing within your community. The focus stays on realistic changes that can lower costs, lighten environmental impact, and strengthen your connection to your home, your routines, your neighbors, and the natural world. The session is led by Kelsey Starnes, whose personal journey through illness to remission informs a compassionate, practical teaching style. Kelsey holds a civil engineering degree and a graduate degree in sustainability, analytics, and management from the Illinois Institute of Technology, created a campus composting program, and has taught in both athletic and academic settings. She collaborates with Moonlit Moth Treasures, founded by Jillian Sturgill, a community focused venture that curates vintage finds, rescues unique pieces from the landfill, and hosts creative, hands on workshops that bring people together. Attendees receive 10 percent off Refill Emporium purchases on the day of the class. Bring clean, empty containers if you would like to refill them.
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