Father's Day Cars & Coffee: Enjoy free coffee at Lone Wolf Cars & Coffee. Show off your favorite ride from the garage, or just admire some incredible machinery.

American Tree: Building A United State of Trees: American Tree is an exhibit that explores the role trees played in the formation of the United States 250 years ago -- & the role trees will play moving forward into this nation's next 250 years. This exhibition runs June 5 - Aug. 13. An opening reception will be held June 5 from 5-7pm. See web site for hours.

Poetic Visions Of Port Oneida: Painting And Poems That Reimagine: Enjoy this series of oil paintings & corresponding poems created by Grand Traverse County artist Wendy McWhorter. Runs through Aug. 27. GAAC is open Mon. through Fri., 9am-3pm; & Sat. & Sun., noon-4pm.

Wander Walloon: Mill Pond Summer Solstice Paddle: This guided outing includes a route into Mill Pond, where participants will see a quieter side of the watershed. Bring your kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard. WLAC will have a few extra kayaks available for participants. Meet at the Stolt Road boat launch. Register.

"Modern Movement: Martha Graham & Barbara Morgan": Featuring original Barbara Morgan photographs of Graham & her company in the 1930s & 40s. Runs May 22 - Oct. 31. See web site for hours.

2026 Summer Member Show: Runs June 6 - July 10. Opening reception on June 6 from 5-7pm. Featuring a wide variety of media & styles from OAC's talented member artists, this fan-favorite show has something for everyone to enjoy. Open Mon. through Sat., 10am-4pm; Sun., noon-4pm.

Craft: Folk Art: This exhibition highlights artists who reinterpret folk traditions in fresh & meaningful ways, blurring the lines between art, craft, & storytelling. Runs June 20 - July 25. See web site for hours.

Grand Traverse Bay Father's Day Art & Craft Show:

In Motion: Making Art Dance: A juried exhibition of movement inspired visual art pieces, sharing works that address questions such as, "How do artists today show the energy of moving bodies in paintings, sculptures, or films?" Runs May 22 - Sept. 5. See web site for hours.

In-Water Boat Show: Step aboard, explore cutting-edge marine technology, & speak with manufacturers & dealers about the latest trends in the boating world.

Kirtland Studio of Art & Design Exhibition: Explore the work created by students from Kirtland Community College. Runs through June 21.

"Americans": This is a traveling exhibition from the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street & the National Museum of the American Indian, which explores how deeply intertwined American Indians are in the culture of the United States. Runs June 19 - Sept. 6. See web site for hours.

2026 Parade of Homes: Find inspiration for your dream home at the 2026 Parade of Homes, June 18-21. Tour eight beautiful homes across northwest Michigan & discover the latest in construction, home design, outdoor living, & more. Meet builders, gather ideas, & see what's possible. Presented by the HBA of Northwest Michigan.

Caroline Monnet: "This Old House is All We Have": Through the interplay of image & object, Monnet foregrounds the deep entanglement of economy, development, & the natural environment. The exhibition serves as a reminder that economic prosperity & urban expansion have historically been built upon the exploitation of land & the Indigenous peoples who have lived in relationship with it for generations. Runs June 19 - Sept. 6. See web site for hours.

Made in Cheboygan Craft Shows: More than 30 crafters & artists will be displaying jewelry, stuffed animals, blankets, home decor, wooden signs, fresh desserts & much more.

Quiet Observations - Bruce Peeso & Jude Pokorny: Partners in life & art, Jude Pokorny & Bruce Peeso are well known throughout the U.S. for their unique takes on the American landscape. The show runs June 5 - July 3. See web site for hours.

Xavi Bou: "Echoes of Flight": In Echoes of Flight, artist Xavi Bou invites visitors to reconsider how we see the natural world—& how that way of seeing shapes our relationship to it. This exhibition bridges art, science, & environmental awareness through Bou’s innovative use of digital chronophotography. Runs June 19 - Sept. 6. See web site for hours.

Sol of the Lost Tamarack Music Festival: Forty acres, one stage, 17 bands, & movement and healing arts scheduled throughout the weekend. Live music by Underleaf, The Outfit, The Vermeers, Whorled, Kirby, Aunt Vicki & many others. Sound baths, Yoga & Tai Chi, Hula Hoop & Herbs, & Fire Dance.

Walk and Talk: American Tree & Poetic Visions of Port Oneida: Join a conversational tour of the Glen Arbor Arts Center's current exhibits. Led by GAAC Gallery Manager Sarah Bearup-Neal.

Paint Grand Traverse: Today includes an artist check-in; free duo artist demo at CTAC featuring Kevin Barton & Crista Pisano: "Two Takes; One Cloudscape." Begins at 5pm; & sunset painting featuring Logan Hudson, Thomas Moberg, Kari Ganoung Ruiz, & Mark A. VanderVinne.

Snip, Snap & Slam: Pride Month Poetry Event: Featuring local poets & special guests Derek & Gleason. Derek Welch is what happens when a poet, a reverend, a queer, a daydreamer, an herbalist, a storyteller, & a human all try to incarnate at the same time. Gleason is a Michigan poet, songwriter, & performer with a compelling story & powerful voice.

Solstice Ensemble: Enjoy everything from baroque to tango with the unusual combination of flute, violin, recorder, cello & piano. A 2nd performance will take place July 16. Reserve tickets in advance.

Chamberfest 2026: Parker Quartet wsg Cellist Raman Ramakrishnan: Enjoy this GRAMMY® Award-winning quartet. The program will include Schubert's Quintet in C Major.

Bay View Vesper Concert: Take 5: A pinch of Brubeck, a dab of chamber music, & a dollop of vocal talent.