Photo trivia: Which legal milestone is noted in a marker at Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth?

The answer to Friday's trivia was George H. Wilcox sold the land where the Penn Theatre is today, to the Woodward Theatre Company in 1926.

5. Yard and trunk sale in Old Village today

Plymouth's Historic Old Village area will once again be hosting its annual Yard and Trunk Sale event this Saturday, April 28 from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. More than 25 homes and businesses participate, including the Funky Monkey Boutique resale and the Presbyterian Thrift Store. If you haven’t got room to sell at your house, or you don’t live in the area, there are spaces available in the lower parking lot of the Station 885 Restaurant.

4. Vote for your favorite florist on Patch

Mother's Day is May 13; Where are you going to pick up flowers for that special someone? Be sure to tell us by voting in our poll for favorite florists, then leaving a review for your choice business! There currently is a sprint between Vanessa's Flowers and Ribar Floral. Cast your vote for your favorite!

3. Planning your I-275 detour? Check Patch!

Commuters have found a new headache while traversing on Interstate 275 by the Ann Arbor Trail overpass as the Michigan Department of Transportation begins work on 34 bridges and overpasses along 13 miles of expressway. If you're trying to time your commute right or explore detours, check the Canton Patch "Commute" page (check here for Plymouth) for live traffic. We also have current gas prices listed, so you can fill up before you head out! Oh, and remember to brake for workers!

Check our overview of the project here on Patch.

2. The Secret World of Arrietty continues at Penn

The hand-drawn animated film The Secret World of Arrietty, an adaptation of The Borrowers, continues screening at the Penn Theatre in downtown Plymouth at 5 and 7 p.m. today. All seats are $3. Showtimes are as follows:

• Saturday at 5 and 7 p.m.
• Sunday at 5 and 7 p.m.

1. Have something to say? Blog on Patch!

Whether it's about a favorite hobby or the latest hot-button political issue, Patch provides a complimentary platform for members of the community to blog. For more information, apply as a Plymouth Patch blogger here and a Canton Patch blogger here. It's incredlby easy and fun!