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.
Autumn Olive Removal: This activity is moderately strenuous, with volunteers often bending & kneeling to cut or dig out plants. Meet in the parking area. 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.
Coffee @ 10, Petoskey: Exploring the Juried Photography Exhibition, Identity Maps, through the History of Photography, with CTAC Galleries Coordinator Alissa Seelmann-Rutkofske.
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 ...
Crooked Tree Photographic Society Annual Exhibition: Featuring recent work by members of the Crooked Tree Photographic Society. The photographs included in this show were self-selected by the group through peer review.
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.
Perch Lake Addition Hike: Explore the proposed Excelsior Perch Lake addition to Upper Manistee Headwaters: The Milock Family Nature Preserve.
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.
11th Annual Frankfort Beer Week: Sept. 30 - Oct. 5. Celebrate Michigan craft beer & the food scene in Frankfort & neighboring village of Elberta. Enjoy specials & more. See web site for more info.
A Style All Our Own: Canadian Woodland Artists: In the early 1960s, young Indigenous artists from the Great Lakes region created a unique style of painting known as the Woodland School of Art. Early members of this prolific art community included Norval Morrisseau, Carl Ray, Roy Thomas, Sam Ash, Jackson Beardy, and Daphne Odjig. Perhaps the best-known of the group is Norval Morrisseau, who is often referred to as the Father of the Woodland ...
Contemporary Japanese Ceramics from the Horvitz Collection: An array of works by contemporary Japanese ceramic artists, a sampler of the great diversity of styles, forms, glazes, and ages. These artworks are drawn from the curated collection of Carol & Jeffrey Horvitz, some of the leading collectors of Japanese contemporary outside of Japan. Runs Sept. 27, 2024 - Sept. 28, 2025. Open Tues. through Sun., 11am-4pm. Closed on major holidays.
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.
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. There will be two readings where authors can share their work aloud: Sept. 21 at 1pm & Oct. 10 at 5:30pm. Exhibit runs through Oct. 26. See web site for hours.
Birds Fly In: A Human Refuge: Art, music & poetry by Ellie Harold. Runs through Oct.
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.
Grief Support Group/Class: Held on Thursdays (except holidays) through mid-Dec. from 1-3pm, beginning Oct. 3. 922-2085.
Mean Girls Day: Celebrate Regina George & friends with Mean Girls trivia & prizes.
Celebrate 50 Years/Fundraiser: Join the bike, cross country ski & adventure community to celebrate a half century of Brick Wheels. Food & drink trucks, live music by Slow Tako, kids activities, prizes & more. Tickets: $25 adult, $10 child (12 & under). Each ticket includes one food & beverage token, snacks, desserts & a limited edition 50th Anniversary water bottle. 100% of event proceeds benefit TART Trails & Norte.
Wild Things Class: Teens & adults are invited to this free class presented by Tim Kluck. Discover the world of mycology & outdoor foraging, learn how to identify mushrooms & safe foraging practices, basic anatomy, common species, & get tips on using field guides & tools for accurate identification.
Authors Night: Local authors Lisa Rabey, Reg Sprik, Austin Rowlader & Chrissy Langdon will read from their work & answer questions. 231-533-8814.
Fall Food Preservation: Join Kara Lynch of the MSU Extension Food Safety Team to learn the latest methods & research for preserving foods at home. She'll focus on pressure canning techniques, appropriate for preserving a variety of fall produce & wild game.
International Affairs Forum: "U.S. - Australia Relations, Submarines, Climate Change & Trade in the Indo-Pacific" with Consul General of Australia in Chicago Chris Elstoft. Guests will enjoy a sampling of wine & cheeses from both Australia & Leelanau County. 6pm wine & cheese reception; 7pm presentation & Q&A.
The Dead Ends on Spruce: See the awesome effects, sounds, animatronics, & surprises within this Halloween display. Without the jump scares or Halloween gore, all ages are welcome. Runs daily through Oct. from 6-10:30pm. Find 'The Dead Ends on Spruce' on Facebook.
Traverse Indivisible: Pair up to Get Out the Vote. Find a friend to work on a campaign. Will review apps & strategies for activating voters.
Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics: Enjoy a live, multi-sensory musical experience featuring music inspired by Halloween.
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