Good morning, Traverse City.

Sarah Hardy Farmers Market has moved to Rotary Square through the last weekend of October while the city breaks ground on a new permanent pavilion on July 27 (with more than 100 vendor spaces planned).

The market operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. nearby parking is available.

Hale Auto Museum (located in Frankfort) celebrates the legacy of American muscle cars (honoring GM’s 442 era) as owner Jeff Hale explains how his father's passion shaped the collection.

Alpenfest’s Grand Parade starts at noon tomorrow as it marks the festival's final day.

The event will feature colorful floats, marching bands & community groups showcasing Alpine Village spirit.

State environmental officials said tests showed no detectable impact on the Clam River after a sewer overflow at Cadillac—wildfire smoke also prompted the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA day camp to move indoors and disrupted Alpenfest as an air quality alert remains in effect.

Smoke from fires in Canada is reducing air quality across the region.

The Gathering at NanBop Farm (Cadillac) is canceled tonight, flights at Cherry Capital Airport may face delays, and Traverse City Horse Shows canceled Thursday's competition with plans to revise the schedule soon.

On Thursday, the Grand Traverse Bay YMCA day camp moved its more than 200 campers indoors as wildfire smoke raised health concerns and staff limited strenuous activities (following health department recommendations) to keep kids safe.

Northern Michigan camps are adjusting outdoor programs and moving some activities indoors to protect campers from wildfire smoke today.

Lake Ann Camp and Interlochen Arts Camp monitor air quality and adjust protocols for vulnerable participants (such as those with heart or lung conditions) as conditions change.

Charlevoix native Walt Drenth, who led the women's cross country team to a 2014 national title, will be inducted into the Michigan State Athletics Hall of Fame later this year.

His career features six Big Ten Coach of the Year awards and multiple conference titles.

Simply Queen Tribute Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — City Opera House — Cost info not provided — Experience North America's most adored recreation of Queen with impeccable attention to detail and incredible performance energy.

Pickle Fest: The Sequel

July 24-25 — Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theatre — Entry fee applicable — A briny celebration featuring pickle-themed food, games, and movies under the stars.

Great Lakes 5K

8-8:30 a.m. — Eastern Elementary School — Entry fee varies — Participate in a 5K and kids fun run to support cancer awareness and essential screenings.

Kenosha Kingfish vs. Traverse City Pit Spitters

7:05-10 p.m. — Turtle Creek Stadium — Enjoy $2 hot dogs and $3 beers — Join the fun at a local baseball game with exciting food and drink specials.

Catie Newell Artist Talk

4:00 – 5:30 PM — The Dennos — Free entry — Explore light, perception, and the emotional resonance of objects with architect Catie Newell.

FEI North American Youth Championships

1 p.m. — Flintfields Horse Park — Ticket options vary — Witness top young equestrian athletes compete in an international championship event set in Traverse City.

Ikebana Pop-Up Exhibit

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. — The Dennos — Admission required — Explore unique floral arrangements in the sculpture court and galleries.

ABBA The Concert - ABBA Tribute

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Kresge Auditorium — Starting at $32 — Experience the electric performance of ABBA's greatest hits with joy and nostalgia.

Joe Bonamassa and Gov’t Mule Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Interlochen Center for the Arts — Sold Out — Experience an electrifying night of blues rock with two legendary acts taking the stage.