Kellogg Park
Kellogg Park
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Gorton54
Plymouth, MI1,630 contributions
Apr 2020
Plymouth is a wonderful town reminiscent of Norman Rockwell's America. Kellogg Park is the epicenter of its heart and soul. Summer concerts, various fairs and a fall carnival are set in the vicinity of the park and over a thousand people gather. Of course the Ice Festival in mid winter is famous.
The park fountain offers a festive touch and a nice gathering spot. It is due to be replaced soon and I hope the new one is as nice as the old. There is an abundance of very nice restaurants surrounding the park.
With the historic Penn Theater, established in fateful December, 1941 as a backdrop, one is reminded of what life was like in small town America in the 40's and 50's.
My all time favorite event here is the July 4th concert each year paying tribute to Plymouth's serviceman and always ending with the rousing 1812 Overture.
The park fountain offers a festive touch and a nice gathering spot. It is due to be replaced soon and I hope the new one is as nice as the old. There is an abundance of very nice restaurants surrounding the park.
With the historic Penn Theater, established in fateful December, 1941 as a backdrop, one is reminded of what life was like in small town America in the 40's and 50's.
My all time favorite event here is the July 4th concert each year paying tribute to Plymouth's serviceman and always ending with the rousing 1812 Overture.
Written April 10, 2020
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Karyn G
Plymouth, MI60 contributions
Aug 2019
Kellogg Park is a wonderful place to just be. There might be a noon or evening concert happening. There might be the Saturday morning farmer's market. Whatever is or isn't happening, it's a lovely spot! Sit on a bench by the fountain or one of the numerous other benches around the park with your lunch or an ice cream cone. Bring a book - or just people-watch
Written September 3, 2019
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Rodrigo F
Ann Arbor, MI42 contributions
Jan 2019 • Family
In general it is just an ok park, surrounded by interesting restaurants. In one weekend of January ( usually 1 or 2 before MLK holiday) it hosts the Plymouth I’ve festival, that is a cool nice event to visit with kids to enjoy the ice sculptures.
Written January 13, 2019
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amyg68
plymouth, michigan34 contributions
Jul 2014 • Family
If you want a taste of small town Americana, visit historic Plymouth, Michigan - a slice of Norman Rockwell Americana. Kellogg Park is bordered by Main Street, Penniman Ave and Ann Arbor Trail, all with restaurants that feature sidewalk dining, and unique, charming shops. Kellogg Park itself has a fountain, benches, and wide expanses of grass and trees. So quain and relaxing!! Young and old, teenagers, couples, families... all eating Ice Cream from Dairy Queen or Kilwin's Fudge, or enjoying a concert. Wednesdays at noon is Music in the Park (children's music), Thursday nights there are band concerts, and Friday nights are more rocking with different styles of music performers. Sand and Snow (ski and swim shop) offers yoga in the park, and various demos of their tightrope tree equipment in the summer. Kellogg Park features Art in the Park in July, the Ice Festival in January, etc. Don't forget a $3 movie at the historic Penn Theater across from the park!!
Written March 24, 2015
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romanekj
Lansing, MI211 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
The Kellogg Fountain was empty since it is winter, but this was a great venue for the festival. It’s small but great for walking to see the sculptures. Right across the theater and downtown shops. Very cool!
Written January 12, 2020
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Detroiter01
Rutherglen, UK67 contributions
Sep 2019
Plymouth is a great little beauty spot of a town, and this Park, in the Heart of Plymouth, provides an idyllic place to sit, watch and contemplate your Day. We enjoyed the September Halloween displays that surrounded the Park during our visit, in preparation for the holiday. The Park is a very well maintained space, and provides plenty of Benches to relax on as the World goes about it’s business.
Written September 29, 2019
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SharondJ
Farmington Hills, MI62 contributions
Aug 2019
going to miss the music in the park so much fun people friendly and well behaved so many events well done looking forward to the fall events
Written September 3, 2019
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greno7
Foley, AL98 contributions
Sep 2018 • Couples
This park in the center of Plymouth draws people of all ages. Plenty of benches and the fountain is great. The close by restaurants make it even better, and they even have free concerts. But just sitting observing, and relaxing is good also.
Written September 19, 2018
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Robert J
Novi, MI23 contributions
Jul 2017 • Couples
We love the summer concerts, the park is the center of most happenings in Plymouth. It gives Plymouth the small town friendly atmosphere that everyone loves.
Written January 22, 2018
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Tom Gackle
Plymouth, MI158 contributions
May 2017 • Family
This downtown Plymouth park is like being on a movie set except it's real with real people. Honestly, every time I go there I feel like I'm living inside of a Norman Rockwell painting. Plus, it's surrounded by some of the best and most unique restaurants and shops in all of Michigan.
Written May 3, 2017
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There's 8 hours of free parking on the upper deck of the Central parking lot behind Compari's and a nice walkway that heads directly toward Kellogg Park...you can enter the parking lot either off Harvey Street or off Ann Arbor Trail
Written August 22, 2017
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