Join the Saginaw Civic Game Night!
Not another meeting—this is hands-on, fast-paced, and fun.
Talking about politics doesn’t have to mean arguments or lectures. At Civic Game Night, we’ll use interactive games to draw out facts, weigh pros and cons, and share quick takeaways—to keep things lively and engaging.
You’ll learn something new, meet new people, and leave with a clearer picture of what’s on the ballot, who’s running for office, and what our legislators are working on in Lansing.
Why Come?
Because democracy works better when we work it out together. Civic Game Night makes civic life easier to follow, more engaging, and—yes—more fun.
Upcoming Dates
All events are from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM at Miles Market, Saginaw Township
- October 15, 2025
- November 19, 2025
- December 18, 2025
Read over the conversation agreement and fill out the form to sign up!
Conversation Agreement
To create a welcoming and productive space for meaningful discussions, we adhere to the following Conversation Agreement. Participants are encouraged to practice these guidelines to foster respect, understanding, and purpose in every conversation.
How We Will Engage
These principles set the tone for our discussions and are skills to practice.
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Be Curious and Listen to Understand
Approach the conversation with curiosity and an open mind. Listen as much as you speak, and explore how others' experiences have shaped their perspectives. -
Show Respect and Suspend Judgment
Everyone brings unique experiences and beliefs to the table. Respect differing views and set aside judgment to create an atmosphere of appreciation and mutual learning. -
Note Common Ground and Differences
Identify areas of agreement while appreciating the value of differing opinions. Both contribute to a richer, more meaningful dialogue./p> -
Be Authentic and Welcome Authenticity
Share your thoughts honestly and respectfully. Speak from your own experiences, and create space for others to do the same. -
Be Purposeful and Concise
Share your thoughts in a way that is relevant and focused on the topic. Be mindful of others’ time and ensure everyone has a chance to contribute./p> -
Own and Guide the Conversation
Take responsibility for the quality of the discussion. If the conversation veers off track or agreements are not honored, gently redirect using a mutually agreed-upon signal (e.g., a "time out" sign).
Our Shared Goals
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To learn from each other and deepen our understanding of community issues.
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To explore solutions and uncover actionable steps to make a difference.
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To foster connection and strengthen Michigan communities through respectful dialogue.
Accountability
By participating, you agree to uphold these principles to ensure our discussions remain respectful, productive, and solution-focused.
Let’s work together to build stronger, more connected communities!