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‘The Outsiders’ gives U-M theater student a big break
If he were following a standard trajectory, Nolan White would be in his sophomore year studying musical theater at the University of Michigan. Instead, the 20-year-old is on the road as part of the first national tour of the Tony Award-winning “The Outsiders: A New Musical,” playing the lead as narrator Ponyboy Curtis.
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There’s No Restaurant In Michigan Quite As Wonderfully Wacky As This One
Sometimes the best food comes from places that make absolutely no sense whatsoever, and Joe’s Gizzard City in Potterville is living proof of that delicious paradox. This isn’t your typical Michigan eatery where everything is predictable and boring. You know you’re in for something special when a restaurant...
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5 Best Burger Spots in Lansing, Michigan that Locals Rave About
Lansing is a college‑and‑capitol town, which basically guarantees strong opinions about burgers. From low‑key bars to chef‑y pubs, these are the spots locals keep bringing up when someone asks, “Where’s the best burger in Lansing?”. 1. Crunchy’s. Ask MSU grads or East Lansing...
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85th annual Vermontville Maple Syrup Fest continues to grow
(Courtesy photo – This year’s 85th Festival will include a drone show in place of a traditional fireworks display.) Can you imagine what those 1940s farmers who sat around, in a barbershop, jawing about some sort of syrup festival would say today?. Sweet!. The festival, concocted to help...
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Judy Collins Brings Six Decades of Folk Legacy to The Ark
Folk legend Judy Collins has spent more than six decades shaping the landscape of American music, and she will soon bring that legacy to Ann Arbor with an upcoming performance at The Ark on March 6 at 8 p.m. Known for her soothing voice, emotionally rich interpretations and intimate concert style, Collins continues to connect with audiences through a blend of music, storytelling and reflection that has defined her career since the 1960s folk revival.
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Saline Fiddlers to Host Annual Hometown Show on March 14
The Saline Fiddlers will take the stage for their much-anticipated Annual Hometown Show on Saturday, March 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Ellen A. Ewing Performing Arts Center at Saline High School. The popular local ensemble will perform at the high school auditorium, located at 1300 Campus Parkway in Saline,...
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This Michigan Bakery Is So Good, People Drive for Hours
There’s a bakery in Ann Arbor that people will cross the state for. Zingerman’s Bakehouse draws weekday regulars, weekend lines, and loyal fans who come specifically for the bread. But it’s more than a bakery. From artisan loaves and custom cakes to hands-on baking classes, this spot has...
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Busch’s Fresh Food Market Offers Traditional Irish Food For St. Patrick’s Day
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Busch’s Fresh Food Market is featuring traditional Irish food and beverages March 9-22 at its 16 southeastern Michigan stores. Ready-to-eat meals freshly prepared by Busch’s deli team will include corned beef with roasted redskin potatoes, carrots and cabbage, portioned for two.
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A Preview of Chelsea Expo March 7
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Dawn Putnam for the information in this story.) Mark your calendars for March 7 and bring the whole family because the Chelsea EXPO is back, and it’s shaping up to be the biggest, most exciting one yet. The 18th annual Chelsea EXPO is...
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Lead singer of classic rock band cancels show at Potter Center due to health concerns
JACKSON, Mich. (WILX) - Jackson College and the Potter Center have announced the cancellation of “Lead Singers of Classic Rock,” featuring Jason Scheff and Tommy DeCarlo. The performance, originally scheduled for April 18, was canceled due to unexpected health issues affecting DeCarlo, the former lead singer of Boston. According to artist management, DeCarlo is unable to perform because of ongoing health concerns.
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Two Beloved Mid-Michigan Film Festivals Announce Final Year
Two long standing traditions and events in East Lansing are coming to an end this year. Two Greater Lansing Independent Film Festivals are Ending. For years, the Lake Michigan Film Festival and the East Lansing Film Festival have called Mid-Michigan home. Now, after 29 years, both film festivals are coming to an end.
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‘Born into a gold mine’
One man’s music walks the earth. The other man’s music floats above it. One plucks rhythm and soul from strings and wood. The other makes machines cry. Jazz bassist Rodney Whitaker and techno pioneer Carl Craig inhabit different musical worlds, but they found plenty of common ground Thursday (Feb. 19) at the MSU Museum.