The Community House will host its annual Birmingham House Tour, presented by Hall & Hunter Realtors from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 14. Proceeds from the event will support The Community House children’s and adult’s programs and services.

This year’s tour offers seven spectacular private residential homes, featuring a diversity of extraordinary architecture and interior design. The houses range in character from a historic Mid Century modern home, adorned with an impressive art collection to a prominent designer’s home which has been ingeniously transformed from a traditional colonial to a treasured contemporary. 

Local family owned real estate firm, Hall & Hunter has a rich history of supporting this very popular event which is now in its 30^th year and serves as a signature fundraiser for The Community House.  “Once again, we are honored to be the presenting sponsor of The Community House's Birmingham Home Tour. We commit to sponsor this event year after year, 12 years running. We look forward to not only sponsoring the event, but volunteering at the event as well," said Brad Wolf, President, Hall & Hunter Realtors. 

Co-chairs for the event are Rose and Brian Bolyard.  Sponsors include Hall & Hunter Realtors, Gorman’s, Ethan Allen, Bank of Ann Arbor-Birmingham and Detroit Home Magazine.

Tickets are $40 in advance or $45 the day of the tour. Advance reservations are recommended; tickets are limited and the event does sell out. The Community House is located at 380 South Bates Street in Birmingham. For ticket information, contact 248-644-5832 or purchase tickets online at www.communityhouse.com.

The Community House, a 501c3 non-profit organization that is home to those seeking continuity between personal, professional, philanthropic and recreational pursuits. In addition, The Community House is proud to support 14 additional non-profits and groups that call The Community House “home” and use Community House resources to continue their work in the shared community.

You’re invited to attend an exclusive, FREE event - the 2017 goREDTALKS, presented by DMC Heart Hospital and the American Heart Association, featuring keynote speaker Nicole Curtis, of HGTV/DIY Network's "Rehab Addict." Curtis led the renovation of Detroit landmark Ransom Gillis House.

Modeled after the highly-successful "TED Talks," this morning event features local and national speakers, bringing brief and insightful viewpoints to illuminate the ways healthcare, cardiac care and the city of Detroit can converge to create a healthier, brighter future for the communities we serve. Don't wait - reserve your seat now!

Common Ground, Crain’s 2014 Best Managed Nonprofit, is pleased to continue its presenting partnership with The Guild of Artists & Artisans. This collaboration helps Common Ground maintain its status as an important regional resource helping youths, adults and families in crisis while ensuring the continuation of this highly-respected fine art fair. The Guild of Artists & Artisans is a non-profit, membership association of independent artists best known for its award-winning Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair

Design Vignette Challenges, Strolling Appetizers and Libations, Door Prizes and 50/50 raffle.

Details for Designers and Stagers:

Create a 7'10" vignette for display during the event. The Vignette will include a minimum of two "Restore Items," in their current condition, one piece should be the dominant of the display, supplemtented by your own pieces, if you desire. 

Items included: Kitchen, Bath, Living, Dining, Bedroom, and Office

Charitable Donation of $10.00 per person online (www.Builders.org/events.php)  or$15.00 at the door. Proceeds support Scholarship fund and Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County.

Prizes will be awarded to the Top Three Vignettes.

Reserve your space early with no charge. There are limited number of spaces avalible. An email with details will follow after registration is recieved.

Sponser Details:

We invite you to join Beaver Tile and Stone and BCC+ as a sponser.

• $100.00 level- Logo on signage and website
• $250.00 level- Same as above PLUS display table and two minute "commercial during the event.
• "In- Kind" donations of food in the $100.00 or $250.00 value will recieve the same recognition. 

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The Community House announces Women of Influence Lecture Series featuring the women shaping Michigan’s cultural and societal landscape. The series kicks off September 25 and runs through November 1 at The Community House, 380 S. Bates St. Birmingham. 

“The executives featured in our Women of Influence series come from such profound and diverse backgrounds,” says Danny DeRose Senior Director of Programs and Enrichment at The Community House, “These lectures will showcase personal and professional experiences that have guided the trajectory of their careers.” 

Scheduled lectures include:

Monday, September 25, 6:30 p.m., Carolyn Cassin, President & CEO, Michigan Women’s Foundation; General Partner, Belle Michigan LP

Tuesday, October 3, 6:30 p.m., Jocelyn Benson, CEO, Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE); Former Dean, Wayne State University Law School

Wednesday, October 11, 6:30 p.m., Denise Brooks-Williams, President & CEO, Henry Ford Hospital, Wyandotte

Wednesday, November 1, 6:30 p.m., Barbara McQuade, Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School; Former U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Michigan

Tickets to the full lecture series are $40 or $15 for each individual lecture. Early reservations are recommended, seating is limited. For tickets, contact The Community House 248-644-5832 or visit www.communityhouse.com.

The Community House, a 501c3 non-profit organization that is home to those seeking continuity between personal, professional, philanthropic and recreational pursuits. In addition, The Community House is proud to support 14 additional non-profits and groups that call The Community House “home” and use Community House resources to continue their work in the shared community.

Grand Opening Celebration from 4:00pm to 7:00pm

Ribbon Cutting 5:00pm