West Michigan Lakeshore communities are hosting Labor Day events, farmers markets are still in business, and there’s some good music, dance, and comedy in this month’s calendar.
Northern Michigan organizations partner to improve accessibility, helping more travelers enjoy Traverse City while building a more welcoming tourism destination.
The dog days of summer are at our door, but that hasn’t diminished the number and variety of activities available this month. We’re still going out and finding fun — for the family and for friends.
Several communities are hosting Fourth of July celebrations, and some discussions on the history of the U.S. In addition to movies, garden tours, car shows, bike rides, and fishing events, there are lots of music shows, including one featuring the ’80s pop star Tiffany.
In this Shore Stories column, Julia Colingsworth shares how her cultural exchange experience inspired her to bring a Polish choir to Michigan.
The Holland Celtic Festival returns June 26-27, showcasing music, culture, volunteers, and community connections built over five years.
On June 17, the Holland Chorale will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary by inviting residents to become part of the performance.
Fred Harring’s donation funds expanded programming, outdoor gathering areas, and accessibility improvements at Spring Lake District Library.
Former Holland Area Youth Orchestra cellist Chris Meyer now inspires West Ottawa students daily through music, mentorship, patience, and community.
Music, movies, arts, theater, and crafts meet history, heritage, street performers, and vintage baseball in this month’s calendar. You’re sure to find something that piques your interest this month.
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