This must-see family event celebrates all things Celtic. Held in July, festival-goers will enjoy a parade, Highland athletic events, pipe-band performances and competitions, Celtic entertainment on several stages, and even Celtic cows.

Saline Celtic Festival

Located on the east end of town on four acres of land purchased by the City of Saline in 1998, the Rentschler Farm Museum consists of a frame house and eleven outbuildings, all of which have been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2013.

The architecture of the house was borrowed from several styles, but is dominated by the Queen Anne fish scale accent in the gable and a wrap-around gingerbread porch, the latter having been restored in 2001 by the historical society.  
  
The outbuildings consist of a restored workshop, hog house, an original 19th c. shed, large equipment barn, henhouse, corncrib, upper and lower barns, a sheep barn, small equipment shed, an ice house and a windmill.  
  
The name Rentschler means landowner or farmer. Emanuel Rentschler purchased his 216 acre farm just after the turn of the century. At that time, there was an old farmhouse and a large dairy barn that stood perpendicular to the road. The 19th c. shed was still useable and there was a sprinkling of other buildings that have since been razed. Gradually, Mr. Rentschler made several improvements, including a new farmhouse in 1906, built by his brother, Matthew.  
  
Four generations of Rentschlers lived and worked on this homestead between 1901-1998. Volunteers from the Saline Area Historical Society developed the property with a focus on farm living between the years 1900-1950. These are the years that reflect a time of great change in agriculture and family living. There was the transition from horse to tractor, from kerosene to electricity, from an agriculture-based economy to a manufacturing economy. All of these are visible in the history of this farm, which we dedicate to all farm families of this area. Many of the artifacts that appear quaint today were actually innovative in their own time.

The Farm Museum is open May to mid-December on Saturdays. After September, only the farmhouse is open as the outbuildings close for the season and the animals return to their owners' farms. Regular hours are 11:00-3:00 and by appointment. Groups larger than ten *require* a reservation. Call 734-944-0442.

Rentschler Farm Museum

The 22-acre park, including the beautiful trail system, was developed by Max Adler, Patricia Forester and John Corrigan. The park is located along South Ann Arbor Street and Willis Road, with a dirt parking lot at the corner of these roads. It is also accessible from the surrounding neighborhoods via sidewalks.

Wilderness Park has many amenities, including a grassy lawn with picnic benches, a well-maintained and shaded trail system, a charming pond and sitting area along the southwest end of the trail, and unique features, such as a tree from every state, owing to its popularity as a Boy Scout and other community service destination.  
  
Wilderness Park is a great location for a quick hike or jog along its nature trails. The park is also well suited to bird watching, picnicking, contemplating nature, or walking the dog.

Wilderness Park

Looking for the best pizza in Ann Arbor? Rejoice, you aficionados of all things pizza pie, the seemingly endless search is finally over. From thin crust to deep dish to gluten-free options and beyond, Cottage Inn has got you covered.

Since 1948 they've offered the Ann Arbor community superior products using only the finest ingredients available. Not to mention, they're always listening to our customers in an effort to provide the best possible service around. The result? Decadent, delicious, delivery-ready gourmet pizza.

Cottage Inn - Saline

Pizzas, Grinders (subs) and Salads all made from scratch with maximum freshness. Flavor is the goal at Mancino's!

Mancino's Pizza and Grinders - Saline

This family-friendly restaurant specializes in delectable barbeque. Menu features ribs, pulled pork, macaroni and cheese, coleslaw, and their popular "pickle chips."

Boneheads Bar-B-Que

The 439-acre park is a one-stop shop for year-round recreation and outdoor fun! Rolling Hills County Park is one of the most recreational-diverse destinations in Washtenaw County! Come splash in the waves, float the lazy river, or ride the slides in the Water Park. Take in nature on the trails, try your luck at the fishing pond, or enjoy a quiet picnic beneath stately oaks and let the kids discover the playground. Challenge yourself to 18 holes of disc golf, or a game of softball or horseshoes. There's plenty to do in winter, too. Head out to the park for sledding and cross-country skiing on the rolling hills, then warm up by the fireplace in The Lodge at the end of the day.

Rolling Hills County Park

Float down the lazy river, catch a wave in the wave pool or take a trip down one of the water slides. The activity pool is popular with younger children due to its zero-depth entry and gentle bubbler. Relax in the chaise lounges and sand chairs on an extensive sun deck located throughout the water park.

Full concession stand available. Waterpark is open Memorial Day to Labor Day. Located in Rollings Hills County Park.

Rolling Hills Water Park

Sushi restaurant serving up Japanese & Korean Cuisines, with always fresh, delicious, and fun sushi options.

Biwako Sushi

Abundant with wildlife, this beautiful 191-acre park is located on the south side of the Township and provides a unique experience in nature. Features include a pond and creek, fishing, meadows and wooded areas.

There is also an extensive mountain bike and hiking trail system throughout the park.

Hewens Creek Park

Milan High School is the sole high school in Milan, Michigan. It is part of the Milan Area Schools. Established in the 19th century, the school has had three principal locations since 1900. The first was a new building constructed that year at 100 Hurd Street, one block north of Milan's downtown center.

Varsity Football Stadium, Varsity Pool, Varsity Gymnasium (3 Courts plus Aux gym), Baseball & Softball Fields, Theater, Concessions, Cafeteria

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