A section of the city of Saginaw site, this page provides information about the attraction that has come to be known as "Japanese Gardens" in Celebration Square. Working with Saginaw's Sister City of Tokushima, Japan, the center provides a monthly tea ceremony, promoting peace. Classes in calligraphy, ikebana, origami, bonsai, and the tea ceremony are also offered and the area has hosted many smaller Saginaw weddings.

Saginaw's community theatre's web site provides performance and ticket information as well as how and when you can audition for roles or join the company's membership program.

Information is included here about libraries in Saginaw. Also included are library catalogs and a calendar of events.

A treat of contrasts, Saginaw's oldest, yet youngest museum features permanent as well as changing exhibits for the young and old alike!

The SBSO draws members from around Michigan, performing regularly in Saginaw throughout the year. Find concert and ticket information as well as information about the orchestra.

Sponsored by the Saginaw libraries, this site provides a list of community events, both fun and educational.

The Saginaw Valley Railroad Historical Society (SVRHS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1982. The museum was once a railway station and is now converted into an archive rich in Saginaw and Railroad history.

This Saginaw-based music group packs in the crowds wherever they play their smooth jazzy standards. Site features upcoming showtimes, details on their latest CD called "Love Being Here With You," and contact/ordering info.