Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of October.
Good morning, Traverse City.
Traverse City's Historic Barns Park is set to transform a former dairy barn into a community center featuring a demonstration kitchen, event space, and classrooms, with groundbreaking planned for October 25.
The Crooked Tree Arts Center in Traverse City highlights the essential role of volunteers, who have contributed over 1,700 hours this year, in supporting its art programs and connecting with the community.
The 13th annual TC Patriot Game, featuring Traverse City West Titans vs. TC Central Trojans on Oct.
25, supports local charities through T-shirt sales and offers special free entry for veterans, active military, and first responders.
Traverse City's 'The Dead Ends on Spruce' haunted attraction returns with expanded Halloween decorations and features, created solely by Nate Taylor.
Traverse City will have intermittent lane and sidewalk closures on N.
Union Street bridge for inspections on Oct. 22, with traffic management in place.
Traverse City is hosting a series of events including a comedy festival featuring Marc Maron, a craft show, Spanish Meetup, chess club, printmaking, improvisation comedy, and more, alongside a Cuban artist concert, classical concerts, and a photographic exhibition.
Anglers across Michigan experienced mixed success in fishing, with certain areas reporting good catches of steelhead, chinook, coho salmon, and lake trout, while challenging weather conditions and slow bites were noted in other regions.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reports that Great Lakes water levels are expected to decrease this autumn due to increased evaporation, although current levels remain near the historical average despite lower precipitation.
With the general election approaching, northern Michigan voters face an onslaught of political ads amidst concerns over misinformation and the impact of AI on the integrity of information.
Spooky Silent Disco Costume Dance Party
Experience a thrilling Halloween-themed silent disco where guests can dance to multiple music channels while showcasing their best costumes.
An Enchanted Soiree - NMBT's Gala en Pointe
Celebrate the upcoming performances of The Sleeping Beauty with an evening filled with dance, local culinary delights, and a silent auction at Kirkbride Hall.
Downtown Traverse City Children's Halloween Walk
Experience a festive parade of children in costumes as they trick-or-treat at local participating stores in Downtown Traverse City.
Don Julin Trio - Album Release Show at The Alluvion
Celebrate the release of Don Julin's new album 'Fractured Fiddle Tunes' with a live trio performance at The Alluvion.
Toast the Season: Holiday Wine and Food Pairings
Celebrate the beginning of the holiday season with delightful wine and food pairings at various wineries along the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail.
Bell's Iceman Cometh Challenge at National Cherry Festival
Experience one of Northern Michigan's premier cycling races during the first weekend of November, where limited spots attract competitive participants.
Earth Radio Live with Visuals by Super Nuclear
Experience an innovative live performance by the Grand Rapids Future-Soul band Earth Radio, enhanced by visually immersive projections from artist Super Nuclear.
Toast the Season: Wine and Food Pairing Celebration
Celebrate the beginning of the holiday season with wine and food pairings at participating wineries on the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail.
Choral Concert: Music of Refuge & Mercy by NMC Chamber Singers and Grand Traverse Chorale
Experience an enchanting evening of vocal harmony featuring talented choirs and a mix of inspirational music under the direction of Jeffrey Cobb.
Interactive Mindful Music Class for Young Children
Experience a fun and engaging musical class designed for children ages 4 and under, featuring songs, stories, and activities that promote kindness and movement.
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