By Hand Project: This project is a consideration of the myriad ways in which the human hand is intrinsic to creative work; & a demonstration of what human hands can make. It runs through May 30 & offers a range of programs that explore this theme through the visual, performing, architectural, & literary arts. On May 4 at 1pm the GAAC will host a panel discussion of generative artificial ...
Tree Of Life -- An Exhibit: TC artist Mary Fortuna explores the Tree Of Life - Connecting The World in this mixed media installation. This small show runs through April 25. The Tree Of Life that will grow in the GAAC's Lobby Gallery is populated with animals, birds & insects. Each one is a hand-sewn soft sculpture. Hours: Mon. through Fri., 9am-3pm; Sat., noon-4pm.
Journey Through Abstraction: This group exhibition of diverse abstract art will open with a reception on Fri., Feb. 23 from 5-7pm. The work of Michigan artists, Kenneth Anbender, Nancy Clouse & Marat Paransky is showcased in this exhibition. Runs through April 5. Oliver Art Center is open Tues. - Sat. from 10am-4pm; Sun.: noon-4pm. Closed on Mondays.
Spring Art Show: Featuring work by artists Logan Hudson, Mike Novak, Steve Cattin, & Molly Thompson. Visit the art in the Mathia Grand Entrance Lobby & the Towsley Lobby on the 2nd floor. Runs through April 26. It can be seen Mon. through Fri. from 10am-2pm & also before public performances.
Youth Art Show, Petoskey (Date Change): Original works of art by young artists in grades K-12. An opening reception will be held on Tues., March 19 from 5:30-7pm. Exhibit runs through May 3. Open Tues. through Sat., 10am-5pm.
"Turned & Stitched: Artistry in Woodworking & Quilting": Runs March 8 – April 6 with an opening reception on Fri., March 8 from 5-7pm. The wood pieces featured were crafted by members of Northwestern Michigan Woodturners. The quilts on display were made by local artists.
Annual Youth Art Exhibit, TC: Celebrating the work of K-12 art students & educators from throughout the Grand Traverse region. An Opening Reception/award reception will be held on Sun., March 10 from 1-3pm. Exhibit runs through April 5.
Barbara Reich Exhibit: An exhibit of original pastel paintings runs through May 27.
Norte Spring Tune-up: Bring your bike for a quick safety inspection or tune-up. For questions, email: caroline@norteyouthcycling.org. Donations are greatly appreciated.
"United By Verse": Writers & visual artists inspire each other. This exhibit unites these collaborations. Featuring 35 pieces by 28 artists who have merged these two art forms. Opening Reception is Sun., March 24 from 12:30-4:30pm. Exhibit runs through May 4. Gallery hours are Friday through Monday from 12:30-4:30pm.
Researching Digital Michigan Newspaper Workshop: Learn about Leelanau’s historic newspapers & about Central Michigan University’s Digital Michigan Newspaper Portal. The portal is a free website for researching Michigan’s historic newspapers.
Grupo Folklorico Xochiquetzal: Comprised of volunteers from the local area, the group came together in July 2022 to bring awareness of Latino culture & music to northern Michigan. They perform various dance styles from parts of Mexico & Panama in traditional attire made in Mexico, & have been invited to perform at festivals, schools, & private events. Please register in advance. The ticket price reflects the cost of admission ...
"Botanic": This exhibition takes a collective look at our intimate relationship to the plant kingdom. Driven by our community of collaborators & artists, this 'living' exhibition will grow with additional artwork, installations, plants & observations added until the exhibition closes on May 5. It opens on March 8 from 5-9pm. Dress up in your favorite botanical wear, bring a plant to share at the plant swap (inside the ...
Breaking the Stigma of Aging: Presented by The Leelanau Wellness Collective in partnership with Dr. Tina Metropoulos, DO. A panel of experts, including Dr. Jill Balla, D.C., Ken Scott, transformational coach, & Dr. Tina Metropoulos, DO will lead insightful discussions to empower attendees to embrace aging with vitality & purpose. Enjoy the soothing sounds of singing bowls by Naomi Cole, hear a guest speaker, take part in networking, & more.
Old Mission Historical Society Program: "Peter Dougherty - A Man of his Times." Rev. Dougherty established a Presbyterian mission at Old Mission in 1838. Chris Rieser, president of the Peter Dougherty Society, will focus on Dougherty's life in Old Mission, Omena, & Wisconsin as well as social forces in the USA at the time.
Potluck & Off the Wall Movie Night: Dinner, 6pm; movie, 7pm. Call 231-331-4318 for movie details & to sign up for the potluck.
"Marqueetown" Benefit "Brew & View" Screening: No one fights to preserve a multiplex, but some people will risk everything to save a marquee. See web site for more info.
Old Skills, New Thrills - Taking on the Race to Alaska: The Race to Alaska is an engineless, unsupported race from Port Townsend, Washington to Ketchikan Alaska. Find out what happens when a group of tall ship sailors join forces to tackle the challenge on a modern sport boat.
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