CIDER

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Bløm Meadworks is marking five years in downtown Ann Arbor with an event-packed month.

You don’t have to leave Detroit to experience the fun of a cider mill.

The Dexter Cider Mill will be open for business for the 2022 season on Friday.

Get on your bike and enjoy a free community ride to Bløm Meadworks' orchard in Holly, Michigan.

Three places you can go as a family for cider, hay rides, and more.

Let us know below which Ann Arbor area cider mill is the crème de la crème, or in this case the sweetest of seasonal cider suppliers.

Tree Town cafes are whipping up creative ways to get you into the seasonal spirit.

You hear things like horse-drawn hayrides, pumpkin patch and cider and you probably aren’t thinking downtown Detroit. Well, there is an exciting month-long tradition returning this weekend with all that and more.

Jason and Tati share what they love about going to the cider mill this time of year

Blake's Orchard and Cider Mill in Armada, Mich. is ready to get apple cider mill season started!

The Dexter Cider Mill has announced the opening date for its fall season.

ANN ARBOR – Bløm Meadworks owners Lauren Bloom and Matt Ritchey have pivoted several times to address the shifting landscape during the pandemic. (Bløm Meadworks)Each kit will be available for pick up on the fourth Saturday of the month. Bundles are available in 3 month, 6 month or ongoing subscriptions. “We all have less foot traffic and a smaller audience than we are used to,” said Bloom. On a personal note, they allow her and Ritchey to continue working with community partners.

Detroit Farm and Cider is tucked away near The Lodge and Webb Avenue. Blighted homes are a symbol of what once was, but right across the street are four acres of fresh fruits, farm animals and now a cider mill. King owns Detroit Farm and Cider. I tread lightly because there’s so much that needs to be addressed in our community,” King said. Detroit Farm and Cider runs Friday through Sunday from 12 p.m. until 7 p.m.READ: More community coverage