Greenmead Historical Park

Greenmead Historical Park is a nearly 200-year-old, 95-acre historical park purchased by the City of Livonia in 1976 and operated by the City of Livonia’s Parks and Recreation Department. The park includes the historical Greenmead Farm and its outbuildings, a 13-building historical village, Greenmead Community Garden, Virginia B. Matley Nature Trail, and soccer fields. Special events are hosted on the grounds of the historical village, including weddings.

The Greenmead Historical Park Master Plan was approved by City Council at the Jan. 18, 2023, Regular Meeting. 

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Special Events

Coffee CultureCoffee Culture - March 29, 2026 Flyer

Discover the rich world of local coffee in a relaxed, sensory-filled morning workshop. From the origins of your favorite beans to the subtle differences between blends and brewing styles, you’ll explore how flavor, history, and craft come together in every cup. Join us 9-10:30 a.m. Sunday, March 29, for this engaging program presented by Gooseneck Coffee. Whether you’re a casual sipper or a devoted coffee enthusiast, you’ll come away with a deeper appreciation for what’s in your mug. Advance registration is required for $25/resident, $27/non-resident.

This program is best for ages 16 and older.


Garden Lecture Series 2026Garden Lecture Series

The Buzzzzz on Pollinators

Michigan has more than 400 native bees, as well as butterflies, moths, hummingbirds, flies, and beetles that pollinate our plants. Let's choose plants for our garden to help our pollinators! Join us 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 30, as we welcome Carol Brodbeck to the Alexander Blue House for this free program.

Dining With YesterdayVoyage on the Titanic 2026 Flyer

Voyage on the Titanic

Come aboard 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 11, as we welcome speaker Judith Coebly and explore the history of this ill-fated voyage. This program will focus on a particular passenger, the "unknown child," and feature a Titanic menu-inspired lunch. Advance registration is required for $40/resident, $45/non-resident. 

2026 HLS WinterHistory Lecture Series

History of Troy

Come learn how Troy changed from pioneer settlement to farming community to the "City of Tomorrow, Today" from a member of the Troy Historic Village. This is a free program takes place 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 15, at the Alexander Blue House. No registration is required. 

Earth Day at GreenmeadEarth Day 2026 Flyer

Get ready for an unforgettable, family‑friendly adventure! Join us for a hands‑on animal encounter with the one and only Dan the Creature Man 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 18. There will also be Earth Day-themed crafts for the kids after the show. Advance registration is required for $18/child resident, $22/child non-resident, $13/adult resident, 17/adult non-resident. 

All children in attendance must be registered and accompanied by an adult.