100th Annual National Cherry Festival: July 4-11. Today includes the Classic Car Show, Bayside Beach Volleyball Co-Ed Tournament, Cherry Open Bowling Tournament, Cherry Farm Market, Beer Tent, Air Show, A Cherry Royal Picnic, Bow Wow & Soulja Boy, Family Sand Sculpture Contest, & much more.

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.

"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.

Art & Brew: Enjoy coffee & pastries with Texas artist Wendy Michelle Davis, & one last chance to meet & greet before the exhibition wraps up for the weekend.

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.

Formula 1 Free Watch Parties: Great Britain: Experience the thrilling races on the big screen. With new changes, including Formula 1 games. Doors open an hour before the start of each race.

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.

Jubilee, an Ode to the Cherry: Jubilee! is an ode to the cherry in all its glory. In northwest Michigan, we celebrate cherries both tart & sweet as a major crop, a summer delight, & a shared heritage. Runs June 26 through July. See web site for hours.

Paint Grand Traverse: Extended Exhibit: Experience the beauty of northern Michigan through the eyes of 31 acclaimed plein air artists from across the country. This extended exhibit features a selection of available artwork created during Paint Grand Traverse 2026. Runs July 1 - Aug. 22. See web site for hours.

"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.

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.

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.

A Northern Michigan Summer Tradition Returns: This event brings international riders to TC for an afternoon of outdoor competition, hospitality, & summer events during one of the region's most anticipated seasonal traditions. Tickets available online or at the gate. traversecityhorseshows.com/visit

Sunday Music in the Park: Sunshine String Band:

Take 6: Heralded by Quincy Jones as the baddest vocal cats on the planet, Take 6 includes Claude McKnight, Mark Kibble, Joel Kibble, Dave Thomas, Alvin Chea & Khristian Dentley.

Chamberfest 2026: Cheng² Duo: JUNO-nominated siblings cellist Bryan Cheng & pianist Silvie Cheng bring their own arrangement of the suite Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky, plus more!

Cristian Măcelaru Conducts Sibelius: The World Youth Symphony Orchestra will take the stage under the baton of acclaimed conductor Cristian Măcelaru. The program opens with "Continental Express" by Sam Wu, & continues with Jean Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2.