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Join Southfield Senior Services for a fun and festive Valentine-themed afternoon where music replaces numbers in this lively twist on traditional bingo. Enjoy familiar tunes, laughter, and great company in a relaxed, social setting.
Program Details
• Friday, February 6
• 1:00–2:30 PM
• Room 115, Parks & Recreation Building
Admission
• $5 Southfield residents (ages 50+)
• $6.50 non-residents
To reserve your spot, please call Senior Services at (248) 796-4650.
Come for the music, stay for the fun, we look forward to seeing you there!
What to Expect
• DJ Lu spinning fun tunes and leading hustle dance demos
• Craft stations, including Shrinky Dinks
• Desserts provided by TBerry Bakery
• Photo area to capture the memories
• A relaxed, upbeat atmosphere to dance, snack, create, and celebrate friendship
Event Details
Friday, February 13
7:00–9:00 PM
Southfield Parks & Recreation Building
Ages 12 & up welcome
Cost
$20 per person
Bring a friend! Two tickets for $30
Registration deadline: February 7
Pre-register online or call (248) 796-4620 for more information.
The AARP Tax-Aide program provides free tax preparation assistance for individuals in need of professional tax help. All volunteers are IRS-trained and certified each year.
Appointments are required and space is limited.
Service Availability
Monday – Friday February 3 – April 14
How to Make an Appointment
Call the Senior Services Office at (248) 796-4650
Schedule online at https://sfld.mitaxapp.com
Location
Southfield Parks & Recreation Building
Marcotte Room
26000 Evergreen Road
Additional Information
This service is offered by trained AARP Tax-Aide volunteers. Appointments are required.
Black History Month 2026 Programs
Southfield Parks & Recreation Department is pleased to announce the 2026 lineup of programs celebrating Black History Month.
Celebrate Black History Month Shirts - Shirts are available in sizes Small through 4x for $25 each, while supplies last. Shirts are available for purchase at the Parks & Recreation Information Desk, Mon-Fri from 8 AM - 6 PM.
What to Expect
Live performances featuring Alexander Zonjic and other local musicians
A Black-owned Business Marketplace open throughout the event
The Black History 101 Mobile Museum on-site
BBQ and Soul Food trucks with refreshments available for purchase
Event Schedule
4 PM – Florella Strings
5 PM – Angela Davis
6 PM – The Detroit Youth Choir
7 PM – Alexander Zonjic’s All Stars (featuring Spyder Turner, Evan Garr, Gerald Gibbs, Mike Harrington, Eugene McBride, and Sasha Kashperko)
Event Details
Saturday, February 7 4-8 PM
Location: Southfield Pavilion
Admission: Free
Seating is limited to 800 guests.
Rhythm of our Roots is made possible by the following sponsors:
The City of Southfield, McDonald's Restaurants, DABO Detroit, Hi-Falutin' Music.
For more details call, (313) 964-5050
Expect an unforgettable night of storytelling filled with truth, laughter, vulnerability, and connection—delivered with the raw honesty and Detroit energy that defines the Twisted stage.
What to Expect
• Live storytelling hosted by Satori Shakoor
• Powerful, real-life stories shared by community storytellers
• Special performances featuring singer Gwen Foxx and the Cass Tech Dance Workshop
• An engaging, thought-provoking evening that celebrates truth and connection
Storytellers & Performers
Judge Wade McCree, Darlene Calloway, Crystal & Michael White, Mazie Jones, Gwen Foxx, and the Cass Tech Dance Workshop
Event Details
Friday, February 20
Doors open: 6:00 PM
Performance: 7:00–9:00 PM
Location: Southfield Pavilion
Ages: 18+
Fee
$15 per person
Available online only using the Register Today button
Join us for a special Midmorning Movies presentation in recognition of Black History Month featuring Old Heart, a film that honors Black soldiers who have fought for our country and serves as a tribute to elder independence.
Set in Detroit and the Netherlands, Old Heart was filmed in Michigan and the Dutch community of Veldhoven and features 23 Michigan actors.
⭐ Special Guest: Actor Edward Gaines will join us after the film!
Event Details
Wednesday, February 11
10:30 AM
Location: Southfield Pavilion (26000 Evergreen Rd.)
Admission: Free
Join Senior Services for their annual Black History Month Luncheon featuring a delicious meal, uplifting conversation, and interactive moments designed to encourage sharing, learning, and connection.
Enjoy special entertainment including drumming, dance, and poetry.
🛍️ Black-owned business vendors will be on site (cash recommended for vendor purchases).
Event Details
Friday, February 13
Includes lunch & entertainment
Fee
$25 Southfield residents
$30 non-residents
Registration deadline: Friday, February 6
How to Register
Call Senior Services at (248) 796-4650 to register.
Please note we do not walk if the temperature is forecast below 15°
🕘 Walks begin at 9 AM unless otherwise noted.
Please meet at the designated park parking lot and dress for the weather and walking on natural surfaces.
February Park Adventure Walk Schedule
Thursday, February 5 – 9 AM
Civic Center Park, 26000 Evergreen Rd (meet at the Parks & Recreation Building)
Thursday, February 12 – 9 AM
Carpenter Lake Nature Preserve, 27225 W. Ten Mile Rd.
Thursday, February 19 – 9 AM
Berberian Woods Nature Preserve, Streamwood Lane, south of Twelve Mile Rd.
Thursday, February 26 – 9 AM
Bauervic Woods Park, 20545 W. Nine Mile Rd.
Bundle up, bring a friend, and come explore Southfield’s parks with us!
What to Expect
• A relaxed, social crafting environment
• Projects that support local hospitals and community members
• No experience required — all skill levels welcome
Tuesday evenings from 4-6 PM beginning January 13
Open to crafters ages 16 and up!! No need to register, just bring your yarn and join us.
