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FAST RIDES: Amusement park attractions come to Novi
June 1-4, with an annual carnival offering fun activities for
the entire family. Single-ride tickets and all-day wristbands
— to spin, t\vist and move in various contrivances — will
be on sale at the Rock Financial Showplace, 46100 Grand
River. (248) 348-5600. www.wadeshows.corn.

GREEK GRANDEUR: All kinds of original and juried
art fill the streets of downtown Detroit for the annual
Greektown Arts Festival, scheduled June 2-4. Visitors
looking for items to enhance their home spaces can get
extra energy from the Greek cuisine featured during festi-
val days. Entertainers also are scheduled. (248) 689-8734.

HISTORIC HOMES: With homes dating as far back
as 1895, Historic Indian Village is one of the area's most
elegant historic neighborhoods. View homes, gardens and
more at the 33rd annual Historic Indian Village Home &
Garden Tour, the state's second-largest home and garden
tour (preceded only by a tour in Marshall, Mich.) 10 a.m.-
5 p.m. Saturday, June 3. 813 in advance; 818 at the door.
(313) 922-1736. www.historicindianvillage.org .

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HIGH HATS: Replicas of a ship, castle and sheep horns
became the legendary designs of Irish milliner Philip
Treacy, whose creations were encouraged and promoted
by his friend and muse, Isabella Blow. Those hats make
up an exhibit, "When Philip Met Isabella," running June
3-Aug. 27 at the Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield
Hills. The styles, some created for the Chanel and Gianni
Versace fashion houses, are on view 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Wednesdays-Sundays and 11 a.m.-9 p.m. the fourth Friday
of each month. 84-$6. (248) 645-3032.

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DETROIT DRESSUP: Actors in costume, booths with
multimedia art and tables featuring gourmet foods add to
the upbeat days of the Detroit Festival of the Arts. The
annual event, set to all kinds of music, runs June 9-10 in
the Cultural Center. (313) 577-5088.

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ANIMAL ATTRACTIONS: The Epilepsy Foundation
of Michigan has picked the Detroit Zoo for its Summer
Stroll for Epilepsy, deciding to raise money amid lively
surroundings. The event starts at 8 a.m. Saturday, June 10,
and encourages people to walk in groups and with families.
(800) 377-6226, ext. 217.

SOLE SUPPORTERS: Run or walk with groups rais-
ing finds for the Michigan Parkinson Foundation, which
is sponsoring two days of activity. Those raising funds to
combat the disease meet Saturday, June 10, at South Lake
Schools Administration Building in St. Clair Shores and
Sunday, June 11, at Maybury State Park in Northville.
(800) 852-9781.ww-w.parkinsonmi.org .

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