“And there’s the humor of it!” Shakespeare and the Four Humors: This traveling exhibit explores the relationship between William Shakespeare’s literary genius & the ancient theory of the four bodily humors — blood, yellow bile, black bile, & phlegm — & their profound influence on the author's works & character development. Runs through Sept. 27. Hours are Mon. through Thurs., 8am-7pm; & Fri., 8am-5pm.
Outdoor Gallery Exhibit: Margo Burian + Ordinary Magic: Leelanau County artist Margo Burian's collages have been chosen for display in the Glen Arbor Arts Center's 2024-25 Outdoor Gallery exhibition, an annual, invitational exhibit. Burian's collages are rooted in the idea of Ordinary Magic, or delight. They were reproduced on five, 5-foot-square, weather-resistant aluminum panels created by Image 360 of TC. Runs through April 20, 2025. Check web site for hours.
The Friends of Interlochen Public Library World War II Used Book Sale: Runs from Sept. 17 - Oct. 15. This donation-based sale features a large collection of World War II books. Suggested donation of $2 for softcovers, & $3 for hardcovers. All proceeds benefit Interlochen Public Library programs. See web site for hours.
Annual Free Haircut Days: 989-275-5000, ext. 274.
Invasive Species Removal: Help restore & protect the incredible ecosystems of Mitchell Creek Meadows: The Don and Jerry Oleson Nature Preserve through invasive plant removal. Native wildflowers, mushrooms, trees, & shrubs that rely on this healthy habitat are currently under threat of being displaced by aggressive invasive plants. Meet by the greenhouse/workshop area near the Conservation Center. 929-7911, ext. 316.
"The Natural World": Featuring the works of photographer Susan Kirt. This exhibit seeks to immerse you in the landscapes & native plants that surround us. Highlighted are the birds, butterflies, bees & mammals that depend on these habitats. Hours are Mon. through Fri., 10am-2pm & during live shows through Oct. 25.
77th Annual Michigan Water Color Society Exhibition: Featuring the 30 works selected for recognition by the juror, Stan Kurth, from 193 submissions by 105 artists. Stan Kurth is an award winning artist & instructor, best known for his intuitive approach to painting.
Artist Katie Lowran: Solo Exhibition “Wild Things": Runs Aug. 30 - Oct. 31. This exhibition celebrates the untamed beauty of the natural world, bringing together a vibrant collection of artworks featuring animals, flowers, & people. An opening reception will be held on Thurs., Sept. 12 from 5:30-7:30pm Meet & mingle with the artist. Music by pianist David Chown.
Creative Kaleidoscope: This annual juried art exhibition opens with a reception on Fri., Sept. 13 from 5-7pm. The show will close with an Artist Talk on Fri., Oct. 18 from 4-6pm. This show will highlight the work of talented regional artists in a range of media. Acceptance in the show is based on the selections of the jurors. This year's jurors are Liz Celeste, curator of Education and ...
Hooked: The Art of Fishing: Aug. 30 - Oct. 4. Original artwork & historical ephemera exploring northern Michigan's deep fishing roots.
Identity Maps: Juried Photography Exhibition: Featuring 48 photo-based works that explore dynamic interplays between identity, community, & place, selected by the juror, Amy Sacka. The 26 artists explored the theme through a variety of approaches, including digital, analog, mixed media, & cyanotype photography.
The Great Northern Michigan Compost Crawl: Grand Traverse Band Gitigaan Fish Composting Operations. Learn about how fish waste is being used to build organic matter in our soils.
Unique Art of Antrim County Outdoor Art Exhibit: Featuring 12 local artists’ works on display. After the exhibit the artwork will be auctioned off, & these funds will help fund future public art exhibitions in Downtown Bellaire. Runs June 1 - Oct. 31.
"Farm-To-Wall": Enjoy an array of 2D & 3D works inspired by the rural beauty of our area & the farm-to-table movement. Featuring artwork by nine local & regional artists. An opening reception will be held on Fri., Sept. 13 from 5-7pm. The exhibit runs through Oct. 26. Check web site for hours.
Julie Kradel Solo Exhibit - "Pleasures & Pastimes": Kradel showcases her charming clay, animal sculpture. The show runs daily from Sept. 13 - Oct. 5. An opening reception will be held on Sept. 20 from 5-7pm.
Member Exhibition: Enjoy this exhibition of 2D & 3D artwork in a variety of media. Runs through Oct. 5. An opening reception will be held on Sun., Sept. 8 from 12:30-4:30pm. Check web site for hours.
Michigan: An American Portrait: An art & culture exhibition that looks at the history, people, & natural environment of the state of Michigan. Through original works of art by Michigan artists, relationships between place, identity, & the human experience are explored. An opening reception will be held on Fri., Sept. 13 from 5-7pm. Runs Sept. 13 - Oct. 26.
The Alzheimer's Association Presents Education & Awareness: Understanding Alzheimer's & Dementia: Learn the difference between Alzheimer's & dementia, Alzheimer's stages & risk factors, current research, available treatments & ways the Alzheimer's Association can help. Register.
Times 2: Featuring artwork created from recycled & upcycled materials. An opening reception will be held on Fri., Sept. 13 from 5-7pm. The exhibit runs through Oct. 26.
the EKPHRASTIC: Poets & writers are encouraged to write poems or verse based on artworks on exhibit at Crooked Tree. Both written works & the inspiring artwork will be displayed & accompanied by readings with the authors. An opening reception will be held on Sept. 13 from 5-7pm. There will also be two readings where authors can share their work aloud: Sept. 21 at 1pm & Oct. 10 ...
Eileen Kelly Retrospective: Eileen Kelly turns 95 this month, & Love Farm is hosting a retrospective of her paintings from the last 70 years. Over 100 original works in oil, acrylic, watercolor & iconography will be shown. Some select originals & numbered prints will be available for purchase. Runs through Sept. 21.
Shrines + Altars: Runs Aug. 16 - Oct. 24. This exhibit is an exploration of what we hold sacred: To whom are we building shrines? At what altars are we worshipping? Opens Aug. 16 with a 5-8pm reception. GAAC is open Mon. through Fri., 9am-3pm; Sat. & Sun., noon-4pm.
Medicare Information Session: Learn about drug plans, Medicare healthcare changes, & doctor & specialist availability. Led by licensed professional Rory Baker. Register.
East Jordan Business After Hours: Sponsored by Jordan Valley Outfitters & BC Pizza.
Gaylord Business After Hours: Enjoy networking, food & cocktails.
Traverse Indivisible: Celebrate the recent Celebration of Democracy.
International Affairs Forum - The Gaza Catastrophe: Is There An Endgame?: Event & book signing with Khaled Elgindy, senior fellow, Middle East Institute, director of MEI's Program on Palestine & Israeli-Palestinian Affairs, author of "Blindspot: America and the Palestinians, from Balfour to Trump." 6:30pm program; 5:30pm reception. Hybrid event with online livestream available. Advance in-person tickets recommended.
Parkinsons Network North Evening Support Group: Held the third Weds. of each month. Facilitators: Kaitlyn Malaski, Mind Set PT; John Zimmerman, BrightStar Care.
"Bad River": Following the film, a speaker from the Bad River tribe will share remarks & insights on the ongoing threat of Line 5. "Bad River" is a documentary that tells the story of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa in Wisconsin as they fight against Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline, which threatens their land, waters, & way of life.
Author to Discuss Indians' Defense of Their Homeland: Author Robert Downes will bring the story of the Indians of the Midwest to life in a slide talk. Downes is the author of Raw Deal - The Indians of the Midwest and the Theft of Native Lands, a work of nonfiction history which includes the perils faced by Native peoples in the heartland of America with a focus on Michigan. Downes's talk will focus on ...
Soil: The Biological Universe Under Our Toes: Adam Brown is a champion for the harmonious integration of agriculture & environmental conservation. He will help you understand the main ecological functions of soil & how microbiology drives the system. Presented by Plant It Wild.
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