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Emagine Entertainment

1335 E. Michigan [map]
(734) 316-5500

Offers 9 theater rooms with all reserved seating, leather power-reclining seats, and concessions brought to your seat. EMAX theater features large-format screen and surround sound. Buy tickets online in advance. emagine-entertainment.com


Rentschler Farm Museum

1265 E. Michigan [map]
(734) 944-0442

Historic site near downtown Saline centered on a 1907 farmhouse that was home to four generations of the Rentschler family. Outbuildings include a huge vintage barn, hog house and hen house, a windmill, and antique tractors and equipment. Free tours for individuals and families; fee for groups. Open May-mid-Dec., Sat. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Activities include Harvest Time, US-12 Yard Sale, antique show. Christmas events. salinehistory2@gmail.com, www.salinehistory.org/rentschler-farm-museumm


Saline District Library

555 N. Maple [map]
(734) 429-5450

A 33,000-square-foot building set on 14 wooded acres in the heart of Saline, the library serves approximately 26,000 residents in the Saline Area Schools district. It houses more than 125,000 items, including books, large print materials, DVDs, videos, music CDs, audiobooks, newspapers, and magazines. Downloadable audiobooks, ebooks, movies, and music are available online. Internet access and online databases provide current information, and programs such as story hours, book discussion groups, summer reading programs, craft workshops, and lectures are offered for all ages. The property features a solar array, rain garden, and woodland trail. Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri. & Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 1-5 p.m. Drive-up book drop open 24/7. salinelibrary.org


Saline History & Depot Museum

402 N. Ann Arbor St [map]
(734) 944-0442

The 1870s Saline Depot complex includes the station agent's office, freight house, livery barn, a furnished caboose from 1906, and a restored Eclipse windmill. Exhibits focus on local history. A walk-bike trail follows the old railroad track. Open Sat. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. A guide will be available on museum grounds. salinehistory2@gmail.com, salinehistory.org/depot-museum


Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds

5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. [map]
(734) 429-3145

Established in 1955, this 40-acre facility hosts many gatherings, including antiques markets, 4-H shows, auctions, model train expos, gun shows, tractor pulls, horse shows, and the Saline Community Fair. info@washtenawfarmcouncil.org, washtenawfarmcouncil.org


Weber-Blaess School

520 Woodland Dr. E [map]
(734) 401-4020

This 1860s one-room schoolhouse, moved from outside town, is a living history museum. Open by appointment for visits, meetings, and functions. britnela@salineschools.org or cheryl.hoeft@gmail.com, facebook.com/SalineWeberBlaess


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