Save the Date
Ladies' Night Out: Shopping and a Sneak Peek at Christmas at Crossroads Holiday Magic
Monday, November 15, 2010
Come and experience Ladies' Night Out for a shopping experience that cannot be duplicated in a mall or big box store!
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Save the Date
Country Tea
November 27, December 4, 11, and 18, 2010.
A Country Tea is something of a cross between a formal sit-down function and a buffet because you are offering hors d’oeuvres-type finger foods in an elegant, seated environment. Crossroads Village’s Country Tea experience is filled with old village charm and is a true, historic Country Tea. Time: 1:30 pm.  Reservations must be made by the Wednesday prior to the tea date.

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Lessons from Grandma's Cedar Chest

The ladies in the village spent long winter evenings quilting bed covers, weaving baskets and crocheting coverlets, and volunteers are eager to teach these traditions to you! You’ll find craft supplies and kits for purchase in the Village, too. Feeling inspired? You’ll find kits and needlework supplies for sale so you can carry on craft traditions.

Collections and Candies

Kids love the Huckleberry candies they can purchase at the Attica Hotel Gift Shop. Collectors enjoy the large selection of turn-of-the-century reproductions and village memorabilia.

Hand-crafted Treasures from the Trades

From grinding grain to making brooms, printing signs to building toys, Crossroads Village is buzzing with skilled men and women who demonstrate the trades that were so essential to village life one hundred years ago.

Many sell their wares right in the workshop, like the iron fireplace tools and dinner bells crafted by the village blacksmith, and the brooms and brushes for purchase at the Fenton Carriage Barn and Broom Shop.

You’ll find toy trains and puzzles made by our toy craftsmen at the Durant Toy Shop. And you can select original designs printed by our 1860s printing press in the Manwaring Building and Print Shop.

Crossroads Village and the Huckleberry Railroad are located just North of Flint. Follow I-475 North off I-75 or I-69 to Saginaw Street – Exit 13.

Directions

Visitors coming from the North, head south on I-75/US-23 toward Flint.  Merge onto I-475 exit 125 toward downtown Flint.  Take the Saginaw Street exit 13 toward Mt. Morris.  Turn left onto N. Saginaw.  Proceed 1/4 mile morth to the corner of Saginaw and Stanley Road, turn right.  Take Stanley Road 2 miles to Bray Road.  Turn right on Bray Road; Village is 1/2 mile south on left-hand side. 

Visitors coming from the West, head east on I-69 toward Flint.  Merge onto I-475 exit 137 toward Saginaw.  Take the Saginaw Street exit 13 toward Mt. Morris.  Turn right onto N. Saginaw.  Proceed 1/4 mile north to the corner of Saginaw and Stanley Road, turn right.  Take Stanley Road 2 miles to Bray Road.  Turn right on Bray Road; Village is 1/2 mile south on left-hand side.  

Visitors coming from the South, head north on I-75 toward Flint.  Merge onto I-475 exit 111 toward downtown Flint.  Take the Saginaw Street exit 13 toward Mt. Morris.  Turn right onto N. Saginaw.   Proceed 1/4 mile north to the corner of Saginaw and Stanley Road, turn right.  Take Stanley Road 2 miles to Bray Road.  Turn right on Bray Road; Village is 1/2 mile south on left-hand side.  
 
Visitors coming from the East, head west on I-69 toward Flint.  Merge onto I-475 exit 137 toward Saginaw.  Take the Saginaw Street exit 13 toward Mt. Morris.  Turn right onto N. Saginaw.  Proceed 1/4 mile north to the corner of Saginaw and Stanley Road, turn right.  Take Stanley Road 2 miles to Bray Road.  Turn right on Bray Road; Village is 1/2 mile south on left-hand side.

FREE PARKING!  (see map)

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