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Selections from the Permanent
1- Urban wildlife expert Mike
Collection for the Younger Visitor."
LaGerould will host a behind-the-
The exhibit includes sculpture, paint-
' scenes look at the habits and habitat 1 ings and works on paper, along with
lof the eastern bluebird. In this nature 1 fun and informative "learning-to-look"
interpretative program, presented by
labels designed to engage the
West Bloomfield Parks and
I younger visitor. Admission price is
Recreation, children will build their
1 $5 for adults, and $3 for students
own cedar-nest box. The program
and those 65 and older. Cranbrook
costs $13 for residents of West
1 is at 380 Lone Pine Road in
Bloomfield, S15 for non-residents.
Bloomfield Hills.
Registration is required by calling
/7 (248) 738-2500. The Parks and
i Through May
Recreation Commission is at 4640
Cranbrook Institute of Science hosts
Walnut Lake Road.
I "Hunters of the Sky," an exhibit focus-
: ing on birds of prey. Eagles, hawks,
2 p.m. Sunday, March 1
falcons, owls and osprey are among
1 Songstress/Puppeteer Maureen
I h the
creatures included in Hunters of
Schiffman and her puppet pal Coco
the Sky, which uses mounted sped-
perform "The Animal Fair Show" dur- ; mens, video footage and interactive
ing Family Fun Day at the
I. displays to provide visitors with an
Washtenaw Farm Council, corner of
up-close "beak" at raptors (birds
Saline and Pleasant Lake Roads in
characterized by their talons, strong
:Ann Arbor. For information, call the
legs and curved beaks). Cranbrook
Briarwood Rotary Club, (734) 663- 1 is at 380 Lone Pine Road in
: 5141.
1 Bloomfield Hills. For information, call
(248) 645-3142.

2 p.m. Sunday, March 15

iHarpbeatl featuring the musical tal-
• ents of Donna Novak and Maria
Flurry, appear at Borders Books in
Farmington Hills. Harpbeat! concerts
offer an alternative to the typical
sounds of harp and drums. Concerts
are interactive and feature sign Ian-
Iguage, and include musical styles
ranging from American folk to
Mexican ranchero.

Through March 29

Cranbrook Institute of Science pre-
: sents "For the Young at Art:

Throughout March

The Henry Ford Museum and
Greenfield Village hosts Family Fun
Month. Hands-on activities and
entertaining presentations include a
family radio show, where parents
and children can produce and per-
form in a radio play; cartoons
shown at a "drive-in" theater; and
activities such as puppet and air-
plane making. The museum and vil-
lage are open each day from 9
a.m. through 5 p.m. For informa-
tion, call (313) 271-1620.

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