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Be a Little Green This Month
Dancing Eye Gallery Celebrates Reading Month
During the months of March and April, the Dancing Eye Gallery in Northville will be hosting local artists from Michigan featuring Jewish children’s books, a book about the history of Faygo and many other genres, celebrating March is Reading Month.
Books and locally handmade book-related accessories can be purchased from the Book Shanty, which is in the closed-street portion of Center and main in downtown Northville.
Some of the local Michigan authors include: Robin Gaines, Karen Buscemi, Joe Grimm, Debra Darvick, Cheryl Crabb and Michele Fecht to name just a few. We’re also featuring titles from Michigan’s own Arcadia Publishing and Sun Dog Press.
This event goes through April 25, 2022.
Guess Who’s Cookin’ Chili?
Join in the fun this Saturday from 1-5 p.m. for Chili’in the Ville in downtown Northville! Our friendly firefighters will be making the chili and many local restaurants will also be participating with delicious food.
And the Dancing Eye Gallery is ready! Red hot gifts are just waiting for you!
Chili’in the Ville
Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 26 to be in downtown Northville from 1-5 p.m. Sample a variety of chilis from local restaurants with your purchased ticket and vote for your favorite! A fun way to ward off the cold weather and heat up your tastebuds!
Alternative Valentine’s Day
Skelly 
Magnets
Casket box 
Greeting Card
Card with rings 
Dish and pin
Year of the Tiger
According to the Chinese Zodiac, the Year of the Tiger begins on February 1. Those born in the tiger year are said to be natural leaders, strong, assertive, brave and inspiring. If you were born in 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1998 or 2010 you were born during the Year of the Tiger. The Dancing Eye Gallery can help with some gift ideas for a tiger-year birthday.
Seeing Red? We Hope So!
Valentine’s Day is Monday, February 14!
The Wolf Moon
Though this first full moon of the new year (visible tonight through Wednesday morning), is often nicknamed the Wolf Moon and thought to be connected to wolves’ increased howling in the cold winter months due to hunger, we now know that wolves’ howling is more of a territorial act as they make their presence known. Howl if you must, but know, too, that astrologically this January moon (aka Ice Moon, Old Moon, Snow Moon) brings a sense of self-illumination as in ‘new year, new me.” A time to be a bit more introspective and to nurture yourself. Nurturing … a perfect segue to Valentine’s Day! The moon can say many things in love and be very romantic!
Hanging 
Card
Share the Love
Wood plaque
Print 
Card
Hearts Are Popping Up All Over!
IN OUR WINDOW …
IN OUR GREENHOUSE …
AND IN OUR STORE!
