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Evan & Tina

July 4, 2014

Welcome

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We can't wait to see you this July in Michigan!
Events
Sun
Jun 29
2014
7:00 am
Arrive in Michigan

Notes

We'd love to see as many of you as we can while we're in Michigan. Email Evan or I to set up some time to spend together.

Fri
Jul 4
2014
4:00 pm
RSVP
Ceremony

Bill & Kathy Schimpke's House
289 Grey Woods Lane
Lake Angelus, MI 48326
United States

Map to venue
Parking Info

There is limited parking at the wedding location. Please park at the hotels and use the shuttles, if possible.

Shuttle service will be provided from the hotel to the wedding from 2pm-4pm and from the wedding to the hotel from 7pm-1am. Please sign up ahead of time for the shuttles. They only hold 12 people at a time.

Fri
Jul 4
2014
5:00 pm
BBQ Reception

Bill & Kathy Schimpke's House
289 Grey Woods Lane
Lake Angelus, MI 48326
United States

Map to venue
Color Palette
Event Theme

The 4th of July is one of our favorite holidays. Hanging out with friends and family on a lake, with great food and fireworks. What could be better?

Dress Code

We want to have a fancy wedding. We also want a backyard BBQ. And we want you to have fun. If you feel like you want to wear it, wear it!

Feel free to bring a bathing suit if you'd like.

Ladies, you'll be walking on grass so watch out for high heels that will stick in the grass.

Directions

The Schimpkes live on Grey Woods Lane. Take I-75 to Baldwin Road. Head South on Baldwin Road and take a right on Old Baldwin Road. It loops around to Grey Woods Lane.

goo.gl/maps/MrcnQ

Parking Info

There will be limited parking at the Schimpkes. It will be clear where to park.

Otherwise, we've arranged for shuttles to pick up and drop off from the Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn at Great Lakes Crossing. Feel free to park there.

Fri
Jul 4
2014
10:00 pm
Fireworks

Sat
Jul 5
2014
10:00 am
7/5 Brunch

The Schimpkes
289 Grey Woods Lane
Lake Angelus, MI 48236
United States

Map to venue
Notes

If you'll be staying nearby, please come back for brunch on Saturday.

Mon
Jul 7
2014
7:00 pm
Back to Portland

Travel
Accommodations

Holiday Inn Express, Auburn Hills, MI

(248) 322-7000


We have a group rate here of $129 per room.


Shuttle service will be provided from the hotel to the wedding from 2pm-4pm and from the wedding to the hotel from 7pm-1am. Please sign up ahead of time for the shuttles. They only hold 12 people at a time.

www.ihg.com

Hampton Inn, Auburn Hills, MI

(248) 874-4902


We have a group rate here of $129 per room.


Shuttle service will be provided from the hotel to the wedding from 2pm-4pm and from the wedding to the hotel from 7pm-1am. Please sign up ahead of time for the shuttles. They only hold 12 people at a time.

hamptoninn3.hilton.com

Vacation Rental by Owner

Try near Waterford or Pontiac

www.vrbo.com

Things to Do

Places to Swim in SE Michigan

detroit.cbslocal.com

ANN ARBOR

About an hour from Detroit, this is where Evan and I both went to school. It’s a great place to come an hang out, poking into stores and stopping for great food.


To eat:

Washtenaw Dairy

Zingerman’s — the best deli ever

Fleetwood Diner

Raja Rani — Tina lived upstairs in grad school

Sweetwaters Cafe — ginger lemon tea!

Old Town – Evan likes to drink beer here.


To visit:

The Arb

Fairy Doors


Shopping:

Encore Recordings (beyond the pale)

DEARBORN

Tina worked at Henry Ford Museum / Greenfield Village for 5 years. Highly recommended. As long as you’re in Dearborn, you should eat as well.


To eat:

Miller’s Bar (Burgers and Beer)

THE CUSTARD HUT (Amazing Frozen Custard)

La Shish (best Middle-eastern food)


To visit:


Henry Ford Museum

Greenfield Village

Ford Rouge Tour

ROYAL OAK / FERNDALE / BIRMINGHAM / BLOOMFIELD HILLS

These are all pretty close to each other off of Woodward. If you like shopping, RO, Ferndale and Birmingham are fun for walking around.


To eat:

Redcoat Tavern (great burgers, sit down restaurant)

Hunter House (great burgers, diner style)


To visit:


Cranbrook Academy of Art and Art Museum

Cranbrook House & Gardens

Cranbrook Insitute of Science

Detroit Zoo

Somerset Mall (super fancy, schmancy mall)


Shopping:

Book Beat (one of Evan's favorite bookstores)

Street Corner Records (next door to Book Beat, also a favorite)

DETROIT

Despite what you’ve heard, there are amazing things to see in Detroit. These folks organize tours if you’re into that sort of thing:
www.weknowdetroit.com


To eat:


American Coney Island

Lafayette Coney Island

Slow’s BBQ

Mexicantown, try here for where to go: detroit.eater.com/archives/2013/12/30/5-of-mexicantowns-best-restaurants.php


To visit


Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD)

Detroit Institute of Art / Detroit Film Institute

Motown Museum

Eastern Market

Belle Isle

Guardian Building

Riverwalk

The Heidelberg Project


Shopping:

John King Books (amazing! HUGE! world famous.)

Hello Records (great great great)

Peoples Records (GREAT GREAT GREAT)

FIGURE EIGHT RACES

Demolition Derby on July 5th in Farwell, MI

www.usademoderby.com

Gifts
Gallery