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Au Gres, MI · Arts & Culture
migolfjournal.com
Bay Valley Resort Making Great Strides
Most people appreciate and root for a wonderful comeback story. Bay Valley Resort outside of Bay City just might be that revival story Michigan golf fans really need to watch – and at some point – give it a try. “When I was young, this was thee golf...
Thumbwind
Mount Pleasant Indian Boarding School – The Hidden History Behind 5 Photographs
Five photographs show the grounds of the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School, which operated from 1893 to 1934. Tribal historical materials and federal findings explain the forced assimilation policies behind the campus scenes — and why the children’s experiences require more than photographs to understand.
midmichigannow.com
Greta Van Fleet to play two Michigan shows during upcoming tour
FRANKENMUTH, Mich. — Frankenmuth natives Greta Van Fleet are playing two shows in their home state as part of their upcoming "Into The Beginning," 2027 World Tour. The band will play Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on March 2, and end their tour with a show on July 31 at Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids.
Up North Voice
Depot Days celebrates 22 years in Standish
STANDISH — The 22nd annual Depot Days will bring two days of fall fun, food, vendors and local history to the Standish Historical Depot on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3-4. The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Activities include...
The Grand Rapids Press
Greta Van Fleet to let fans hear their new album before its official release
FRANKENMUTH, MI - You can hear Greta Van Fleet’s new album in its entirety before its official release date. The rockers from Frankenmuth — lead singer Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka, bassist/keyboardist Sam Kiszka and drummer Danny Wagner — are releasing their fourth studio album, “Palace for the People,” on October 9.
hastingsbanner.com
Gun Lake Fall Fest draws steady crowd for family fun
On Saturday, the Hastings Banner caught up with the Pasalic family at Chief Noonday Car Park during the third annual Gun Lake Business Association’s (GLBA) Gun Lake Fall Fest. Upon entering the park, Amanda and Zoren Pasalic said their children’s eyes immediately focused on the free doughnuts and cider....
9&10 News
‘2 Artists in a Barn’ features drawings, sculptures, paintings
REMUS - The annual “2 Artists in a Barn” art exhibition returns on Oct. 2–3 and Oct. 9–10. The show features drawings, sculptures, paintings and mixed media works created by artists Dan Lee and Karen Coville. The event originated 15 years ago when Coville approached Lee...
Midland Daily News
FACES OF MIDLAND: Dominic Altmeier found meaning through community connections
Faces of Midland is a collaborative storytelling project, coordinated by Captured Photography and Midland Area Cultural Awareness Coalition, that celebrates the vibrant lives of those who live, work, and thrive in Midland. Introduced as part of Neighboring Week, this project will be on display at Live Oak Coffee House beginning Sept. 27 and continue through the end of October, a continued celebration during Global Diversity Month. A reception is scheduled for Oct. 6, from 6 – 8 p.m. at Live Oak, providing an opportunity to meet and talk to the people that participated in Faces of Midland. Dominic Altmeier’s love of music and singing began in high school, when he found a pamphlet promoting the Meister Singers. Now an adult, autistic adult, Dominic finds that singing is a calming activity that promotes confidence and provides social connection. Today, you will find this old-school crooner singing bass in the Midland Center for the Arts Chorale. Growing up, Dominic experienced the biases and misunderstandings autistic people often face. Autism is a spectrum disorder and affects each person differently. Dominic has high social anxiety and some challenges learning certain academic subjects. Professionals once assumed Dominic wouldn’t finish high school. They even predicted he
The Saginaw News
Hoyt Library ghost tours return this October with free, limited-space events
SAGINAW, MI -- Hoyt Library will host a series of free ghost tours throughout October, giving visitors a chance to hear the ghost stories associated with the historic building. “It’s that time of year where our librarians peel back the curtains and share all the ghost stories Hoyt Library has...