Soccer Fans Here is Your Guide to the Shores

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As you visit the Shores for the weekend-long St. Clair Shores , we have compiled some tips for places to go and things to see in the Shores.

If you are looking for places to eat, check our listing of restaurants in the city.

Patch readers also shared their favorite places on the St. Clair Shores Patch Facebook page.

• Samantha Holstine recommended for ice cream.
• Heather Marral Kortes couldn't choose one place and recommended any of the restaurants. 
• Kim Barone said The has awesome food.
• Lindsay Thompson suggested three restaurants: ,   .

Here are some things to check out in St. Clair Shores this weekend between games.

• Learn how to care for the environment in a fun setting at the . The event runs from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. in and features eco-friendly products, services, educational opportunities, displays, live music and children's activities. Arts 'n Scraps will provide kids activities from noon-3 p.m., School of Rock will perform from 1-2 p.m. and the Groove Council will perform from 2-4 p.m. For more information visit www.greenfair.scsparksandrec.org.
• The is hosting it's first-ever , featuring eight restaurants offering dining specials. All participating eateries are offering fixed-price, three-course menus at a cost of $20. There are no passes or tickets required; people can simply dine at participating restaurants. Advance reservations are not required, but are recommended. For more on Restaurant Week, including menus, visit http://www.DineNauticalMil​e.com/. 
• Celebrate summer and Greek culture at at this weekend. Enjoy Greek food, dancing lessons and demonstrations, raffle drawings, iconography exhibits, art, jewelry, clothing and more. Fun is planned for kids, including rides, face painting, a petting zoo, pony rides, magicians and more. Admission is $2 adults, kids under 12 free.
• The takes to the skies this weekend. Enjoy flying demonstrations by modern and historic military aircraft, military ground vehicles on display and more. One highlight is the B-1B Lancer, which will be parked for public viewing and in flight that weekend. Flying begins late in the morning on both days and approximately three dozen aircraft will be on ground display. The free event offers free parking. No visitors will be allowed entry after 2 p.m. either day.

If you are staying through the weekend, and would like to attend a religious service, here is a listing of local houses of worship in St. Clair Shores.

And feel free to share your photos from the tournament on the Patch Facebook and Twitter page, or email them to editor Edward Cardenas. We'll share them with the world. Have fun and good luck!