Home of the first freestanding Holocaust memorial museum institution in the United States, now The Zekelman Holocaust Center source
Community character
Large Oakland County suburb that grew out of Farmington Township and surrounds the smaller city of Farmington, mixing corporate campuses with extensive parkland source
The Zekelman Holocaust Center
Founded as the Holocaust Memorial Center, the first freestanding institution of its kind in the United States; its museum stands on Orchard Lake Road and was renamed in 2022 source
The Hawk
Award-winning community center of roughly 270,000 square feet housing The Hawk Theatre and a makerspace source
Historic Spicer House
Historic house preserved inside Heritage Park on Farmington Road source
Heritage Park
211-acre park between Ten and Eleven Mile roads with 4.5 miles of trails, a splash pad, archery range, and nature programming source
Founders Sports Park
101-acre complex on Eight Mile Road with six soccer fields, eight ball diamonds, the 29,000-square-foot Riley Skate Park, disc golf, and an accessible fishing pier source
