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your senses, leisurely stroll
through the stalls. Be sure to
take a wagon or stroller for
the kids, and a small cart for
all your purchases. Look out
for the bunnies hiding under
the vegetable crates.
Come as you are and enjoy
the sights and sounds of the
four Saturday children's con-
certs at Meadowbrook (379-
2010). Unassigned seating
lets you sit up close and point
out instruments to your chil-
dren as they munch on a
peach. Even babies are wel-
come; the open pavilion ab-
sorbs their noise. Bring a pic-
nic lunch for after the concert
and eat way up on one of the
hills.
Or, settle in on a small
patch of earth Thursday
nights at Shain Park in Bir-
mingham (644-1800). Bring
blankets, lawn chairs and
picnic hampers, diapers and
balls. The children can play
on the gym equipment before,
during and after the concert.
Be sure to have your yearly
visit to the Detroit Zoo (398-
0900) coincide with a special
promotion. Last year we saw
Spiderman; the year before,
the Hulk. At least time your
visit for a day with a breeze.
Don't forget strollers, sun
hats, wipes, small cups and a
thermos of water. (The zoo
only sells giant drinks). A
visit to the reptile house and
the zoo train complete the
day.
Visit the animals and fish
at the Belle Isle Zoo and
Aquarium (398-0900, 267-
7159). Don't forget the area's
three petting farms: Maybury
State Park (349-0817), Ken-
sington State Park (685-9105)
and Upland Hills Farm (628-
1611).
Or, find the closest duck
pond and bring stale bread
and Cheerios. Just be sure to
steer your children away
quickly if the ducks still look
hungry after finishing your
first offering.
If you're tiring of your favo-
rite watering hole, catch a
wave at the Metro area's two
new wave-action pools —
Waterford Oaks Wave Pool
and Waterslide (858-0918)
and Michigan Water World in
New Hudson (437-7550).
Visit the area museums. In-
stead of trying to see every-
thing, just visit the displays
you're sure your children will
enjoy. The Historical Museum
has its basement cobbled
street (833-1805). The Detroit
Art Institute's Primitive Art
Gallery has masks, totems
and scary looking sculptures,
while the Egyptian Gallery

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has mummies and sar-
cophaguses. The DIA's Mod-
ern Art Wing has colorful and
imaginative paintings and
sculptures. Several of the
modern pieces turn on — ask
a gallery guard (833-7900).
Children will also like the
Student Art Show at the
Cranbrook Academy of Art
(645-3300).
Don't miss the Detroit Sci-
ence Center's 180-degree
movie screen and modernistic
escalator (577-8400), and the
Cranbrook Institute of Sci-
ence's hands-on materials and
Planetarium Summer Laser
Show (645-3210). Greenfield
Village (271-1976) offers chil-
dren a chance to ride antique
cars, a steam train,
paddlewheel steamboat and a
turn-of-the-century carousel.
You've taken the kids to
Bob-Lo, Cedar Point and'Sea
World for three years run-
ning. Aren't there any other

Set your compass in
any direction and
drive no more than
three hours' round
trip. You'll find
yourself with new
sites to explore.

great day trips around the De-
troit area?
Set your compass in any di-
rection and drive no more
than three hours 'round trip.
You'll find yourself with new
sites to explore.
Ride a real train. Take Am-
trak to Ann Arbor. Go the sly
way. Have Mom drive the
family car to Ann Arbor and
rendezvous with Dad and the
kids at the depot. Amtrak
leaves Dearborn three times
daily: 8:05, 12:20 and 4:50.
One-way ticket for adults is
$3; children go for one-
quarter rate (1-800-872-
7245).
Walk around the Univer-
sity of Michigan campus.
Check out Farmer's Market
on Wednesday morning. Visit
the dinosaurs at the Natural
Science Museum and stay for
the planetarium show (764-
0478). Play with hands-on ex-
hibits at Ann Arbor's Hands
On Museum located in a re-
stored 100-year-old firehouse
(995-5437). Visit the Magic
Shoppe (668-6092) and have
Daryl Hurst teach your child
a new magic trick. Be sure to
stop at one of the many cam-
pus ice cream shops for an ice