Event Calendar for Manistee and Mason counties — and sometimes beyond. Tell them you saw it in the Freshwater Reporter!
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ONGOING EVENTS (Keep Scrolling for Daily Events)
Thru May 31
“Portrait Assemblage” Art Exhibition, Ludington
Free. Solo exhibit of works by Gary Warren Niebuhr. In the Performance Hall Lobby Gallery at Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S. Harrison. Artist’s reception, 5-8pm, May 2.
“The Nature of Things” Art Exhibition, Ludington
Free. Solo exhibit of works by Tim Marsh. Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S Harrison St. Artist reception, May 2, 5-8pm.
WSCC Student Exhibition: “As We Breathe, We Hope”, Ludington
Free. West Shore Community College students, poet Amelia Rowan Tuinstra and ceramicist AJ Roberson. In the Unframed Gallery inside Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S. Harrison St. https://ludingtonartscenter.org
Thru June 13
PVCC Spring Art Show, Arcadia
Free. Opening reception March 28, 5:30-7pm. Pleasant Valley Community Center, 3586 Glovers Lake Rd.
May 4-31
Mad Hatter’s Garden Party: A Whimsical Affair, Frankfort
Free. A little bit surreal, silly & very creative. Artists: Katie Ward, Marti Liddle-Lameti, Laurie Eisenhardt, Stephanie Gregg, Shannon Johnson & more. Oliver Art Center, 132 Coast Guard Rd. Reception on the 4th, 3-5pm.
May 9-June 20
Alchemy and Artistry, Frankfort
Free. Artworks by Rocco Pisto, Gina Pisto, Arthur Johns & Rochelle Aultman. Oliver Art Center, 132 Coast Guard Rd.
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Artist’s Reception for “Portrait Assemblage”, Ludington
5-8pm. Free. Public reception for artist Gary Warren Niebuhr at Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S. Harrison.
Artist’s Reception for “As We Breathe, We Hope”, Ludington
5-8pm. Free. Public reception for ceramicist AJ Roberson and poet Amelia Rowan Tuinstra at Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S. Harrison.
Artist’s Reception for “The Nature of Things”, Ludington
5-8pm. Free. Public reception for artist Tim Marsh’s collection of works, with various flora and fauna, inspired by the complex interactions of our natural world as well as human involvement within it. Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S. Harrison.
Showtunes & Original Music, Benzonia
7pm. Goodwill donations accepted. At Mills Community House, 891 Michigan Ave. Broadway show tunes and original music with soprano Diane Penning and composer/musician Henry Koperski.
Manistee Civic Players: “The Odd Couple”, Manistee
7:30pm. $15 Students & 60+. $20 Adults. Held at the Wagoner Community Center, at 260 St. Mary Parkway. Tickets HERE
The Venue presents: Mushroomhead, Cadillac
8pm-12am. The Venue Event Center, 902 W. 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
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2025 Disc Baron Series: Quinvitational Disc Golf Tournament, Ludington
$50-75/player. PDGA-sanctioned singles tournament. Leviathan Course, 517 N. Jebavy Dr. Info/register: www.discgolfscene.com
Cider, Wine, Beer Pairing with the Cheese Lady, Kaleva
Noon-4pm. $20 per flight. Four (4) pours of cider, wine or beer professionally paired with some delicious cheeses from The Cheese Lady of Traverse City. She will be present to answer questions and sell cheese for you to take home. Food trucks will be open during this event.
Spring Thunder Bump N Run, Onekama
5pm. $50/driver/car entry. $25 pit passes-all ages. At the Manistee County Fairgrounds, 7587 1st St. More info at: https://tntderby.com
Annual Black & White Gala: Elevating the Arts Together, Manistee
5-10pm. An elegant evening of music, food, drinks & FUNdraising. At at the Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts, 101 Maple St. Info/tickets: ramsdelltheatre.org
Manistee Civic Players: “The Odd Couple”, Manistee
7:30pm. $15 Students & 60+. $20 Adults. Held at the Wagoner Community Center, at 260 St. Mary Parkway. Tickets HERE
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Manistee Civic Players: “The Odd Couple”, Manistee
2pm. $15 Students & 60+. $20 Adults. Held at the Wagoner Community Center, at 260 St. Mary Parkway. Tickets HERE
Artists’ Reception for Mad Hatter’s Garden Party: A Whimsical Affair, Frankfort
3-5pm. Open to all. Refreshments will be served. Oliver Art Center, 132 Coast Guard Rd.
Live music: Robin Lee Berry, Benzonia
4-6pm. Free. Goodwill donations accepted. 70% of concert proceeds benefit the Benzie Area Community Emergency Fund, for residents in need, and 30% go toward operating costs of event venue, Mills Community House, 891 Michigan Ave.
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Spring Ephemeral Wildflower Hike, between Frankfort & Benzonia
10am-Noon. Rescheduled from May 1. Guided hike at Railroad Point Natural Area along Railroad Point Trail off Mollineaux Road, north of M115. Hosted by Plant It Wild and Benzie Conservation District. MUST register in advance. Limited to 20. Register HERE.
Gathering of Fiber Arts Enthusiasts, Manistee
5:30pm. Free. At Manistee County Library, 95 Maple St. Beginners to more experienced: Bring your in-progress projects. No registration required. Inspire and encourage on another. Visit the website HERE for more details.
Manistee Mariner Jazz Band & Movie, Manistee
6:30pm. $10. Evening of music & fun at the Vogue Theatre, 383 River St. and a 7pm screen of the musical LA LA LAND, starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling. All proceeds benefit the jazz band.
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Guided Bird Walk, Onekama
8:30am. Free. Led by birder Brian Allen, North Point Park, 8999 Greenway St. Must register online at OnekamaTwp.org. Questions: Parks@onekamatwp.org.
Native Plant Gardening 101, Benzonia
6pm. Goodwill donations accepted. Shelly Stusick of Northwest MI Invasive Species Network will present. Upper level of Mills Community House, 891 Michigan Ave.
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Benzonia Academy Lecture Series: 95 Years of Luedtke Engineering, Benzonia
7pm. Goodwill donations accepted. With Alan Luedtke. Sponsored by the Benzonia Area Historical Society. At Mills Community House, 891 Michigan Ave.
The Venue presents: Fozzy 25th Anniversary Tour, Cadillac
7pm. With special guests Liliac & The Nocturnal Affair. The Venue Event Center, 902 W. 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
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Live music with Dave Bruzza and Kellen Asebroek, Kaleva
7-9pm. $20. Tickets selling FAST. Dave is the frontman for GreenSky Bluegrass. Kellen hails from the band Fruition. At Northern Natural Winery, 7220 Chief Road in Chief, southeast of Kaleva. (Mailing address is Kaleva). Info: https://www.northernnaturalwinery.com/ TICKETS: https://mynorthtickets.com/events/dave-bruzza-5-9-2025
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World Migratory Bird Day
Theme this year is “Shared Spaces: Creating Bird-friendly Cities and Communities”. Learn more at: https://www.migratorybirdday.org/ Read the poem “Migration” by poet/author/screenwriter Jim Harrison.
Guided Bird Walk, Onekama
8:30am. Led by birder Brian Allen at North Point Park, 8999 Greenway St. Must register online at OnekamaTwp.org. Questions: Parks@onekamatwp.org.
Volunteer Stream Monitoring Program, Beulah
9am-2pm. Free. Meet at the Benzie Conservation District office. Collect samples of aquatic insects, snails, and algae from local rivers, and learn what they reveal about water quality. Look for invasive species like New Zealand Mudsnails and Didymo. No experience required. You may volunteer from the shore or in the stream, and we can provide waders if needed. MUST Register in advance. (Website link not working.) Contact John Ransom at john@benziecd.org or 231-882-4391 x 13.
Parks Clean Up, Onekama
10am-1pm. Sign up online at https://tinyurl.com/parks-cleanup. Takes place at three parks: North Point Park, Glen Park and Langland Beach. Bring garden tools, if you have them. Limited supply to share. Have fun with people who care about our parks. Lake & Latte of Onekama (in the former Yellow Dog Cafe) will treat volunteers to a coffee and snack.
Nature Journaling Workshop, Lake Ann
10am-Noon. Free. Registration required and limited to first 15 people to sign up. Hosted by artist/educator/naturalist Judy Kelly. Explore the Ransom Creek Trail with others and learn how to keep a nature journal. Go to Ransom Creek Natural Area, off Lake Ann Road. Must register in advance HERE.
Signs of Spring Walk, Ludington
1-2:30pm. 1.5-mile walk over easy terrain at Ludington State Park, with views of the park’s landscape. Observe signs of spring, and learn how plants/animals transition to summer. Meet at the Amphitheater.
My Idlewild: A Live Historical Musical Revue”, Manistee
3pm. FREE. Donations much appreciated. Get free tickets online to reserve your spot. https://ramdelltheatre.org. At the Ramsdell Theatre, 101 Maple St. Original songs and stories written and directed by Idlewild resident Gezelle Grier Myers. Features a live band and vocal artists bringing to life former Idlewild performers like the Four Tops, Sarah Vaughn, Dinah Washington, Fats Waller and others. Presented by MARJDI, Manistee Area Racial Justice & Diversity Initiative. https://marjdi.org
Gopherwood Concerts present R. O. Shapiro in concert, Cadillac
7-9:30pm. $9 – $17.53. Gopherwood House Concert at 4320 E 46 Rd. Tickets: HERE
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Spring Concert: Grades 5-12, Manistee
7:30pm. Manistee High School auditorium, 525 W. 12th St.
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Weed the Park, Ludington
10am-12pm. Free. Volunteer to help AFFEW remove invasive plants. Wear closed-toe shoes, long pants and long-sleeved shirts. Bring garden gloves, trowel, water. Meet near the dog park at the end of Rath Ave. Cartier Park, 1254 N. Lakeshore Dr. https://affew.org
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Film Screening: “Old Heart”, Ludington
2pm. $15 advance/$20 door. Ludington Area Center for the Arts, 107 S. Harrison. A bittersweet love story based on the novel by Peter Ferry and produced by Roger Rapaport. “60 years later can he find her again?”
National Writers Series: Rick Atkinson, author of “The Fate of the Day”, Traverse City & Livestreamed
7pm. In-person at City Opera House, 106 E. Front St. & livestreaming. Info/tickets: nationalwritersseries.org
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The Venue presents: Are You Ready? A Taylor Experience, Cadillac
7pm. Taylor Swift Tribute. The Venue Event Center, 902 W. 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
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Ludington Petunia Parade, Ludington
6am-12pm. Distribution of Petunias to Block Captains for planting. Rotary Park (City Park), 500 W. Ludington Ave.
Volunteer Stream Monitoring Program, Bear Lake
9am. Meet at the Manistee Area Conservation District office, 8840 Chippewa Hwy (US-31). This is a fun-filled day of collecting macro-invertebrates from local streams. No experience required; training and gear are provided. Groups of 4-5 persons will be assigned and given a sampling location. Bring a packed lunch, snacks & water. Coffee/pastries provided in the a.m. Must register in advance on the MACD website: https://www.manisteecd2.org/. Contact Tyler Dula with questions: tyler.dula@macd.org or call him at 231-889-9666, ext. 3005.
Lost Lake Farm Plant Sale, Honor
10am-5pm. 100+ varieties of tomatoes, peppers, herbs, flowers & garden vegetables. 11664 Fewins Rd. www.lostlakefarm.net
Spring Open House at Grow Benzie, Frankfort
1-4pm. Free. 5885 Frankfort Hwy. Ras Marco D spinning vinyl during Block Printing with the Art Guild, Plant Swap with the Seed Guild, shopping at the open Fibershed, education/engagement at the Bee Guild. An afternoon of engagement, volunteer recruitment and relaxation. Refreshments available. Picnicking encouragaed. New volunteer orientation at 11am. Questions: volunteer@growbenzie.org or 231-882-9510.
Infinite Mystery Challenge Disc Golf Singles Tournament, Ludington
$45. Leviathan Course, 517 N. Jebavy Dr. Info/register: www.discgolfscene.com
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RunLudington Marquette XC 5k, Ludington
9am. Runners/Walkers of any age and ability. Off-road/Cross Country style course. Info/register: runludington.com/pm-xc/
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Cookbook Book Club & Luncheon, Benzonia
Noon. Lower level of the Mills Community House, 891 Michigan Ave.
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GTRLC Spring Birding Hike, Arcadia
8:30-9:30am. Free. Join birding expert Dr. Brian Allen of the Manistee Audubon chapter for a walk along the universally accessible boardwalk at Arcadia Marsh Nature Preserve. Bring water, sunscreen, bug spray & camera/binocs. No dogs. Meet at the parking lot in Arcadia on M-22. Registration required: gtrlc.org
Old Growth Forest Celebration Hike, Arcadia
10am-Noon. Join the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy for an interpretive 2-mile, family-friendly hike at the Dry Hills Trail to celebrate the induction of Arcadia Dunes: C.S. Mott Nature Preserve into the national Old-Growth Forest Network (OGFN). 20th location to be recognized in Michigan. Joins more than 270 forests nationwide in the network. Bring camera/binocs/sunscreen/bug spray. No dogs. Must register HERE or email Constanza Hazelwood, chazelwood@gtrlc.org or call her at 231.929.7911.
Garlic Mustard Removal, Manistee
10am-12pm. Volunteer to help the Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network pull garlic mustard. Dress appropriately. Donuts provided. Magoon Creek, 3414 Red Apple Rd.
Ecological Lawn Care & Shrink Your Lawn, Benzonia
7pm. Goodwill donations accepted. Upper level of Mills Community House, 891 Michigan Ave. Hosted by Plant It Wild. Part of the Summer Program Series.
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Garlic Mustard Workbee, between Frankfort & Benzonia
10am-Noon. At Railroad Point, off Railroad Point Trail, north of Mollineaux Road on north side of M115. Help remove invasive garlic mustard, a top 12 invasive species. Bring your own water and come prepared for working outdoors. Registration appreciated by contacting info@benziecd.org or 231-882-4391.
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Lost Lake Farm Plant Sale, Honor
10am-5pm. 100+ varieties of tomatoes, peppers, herbs, flowers & garden vegetables. 11664 Fewins Rd. www.lostlakefarm.net
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Live in the Plaza Music Series: Mike Lenich, Ludington
6-8pm, Free. Legacy Plaza, 112 N James St. Bring lawn chair/blanket.
STIX Summer Concert Series: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Ludington
7:30pm. STIX Ludington, 1963 N Lakeshore Dr. Tickets: stixludington.com
The Venue presents: Tyler Farr with Jessie Campbell, Cadillac
8pm-12am. The Venue Event Center, 902 W 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
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Cherry Bowl Drive-in Luau, Honor
Time TBD as well as details. Summer kick-off. Wear your leis. Photo opps, Cherry Bowl Hawaiian shirts for purchase, luau-themed concessions, luau-themed movie at 9812 Honor Hwy. (US-31). https://www.cherrybowldrivein.com/
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2025 Disc Baron Series: AJ Open Day 1 Disc Golf Tournament, Ludington
PDGA-sanctioned singles tournament. Mason County Park, 5906 W Chauvez Rd. Info/register: www.discgolfscene.com
Turtlefest: Happy Together, Elberta
Tentatively 10am-4pm. In celebration of World Turtle Day, May 23. The purpose of Turtlefest is to raise awareness and improve the safety of our reptile neighbors and the humans who love to help them. Festival to be held in front of 654 Frankfort Avenue/M22 (Will Church’s “Turtledome”) and Elberta Mercantile. Activities include: installation of the official MDOT turtle crossing signs on M22 (opening ceremony), painting by attendees of Turtle Crossing/Watch for Turtles signs (former political/advertising lawn signs)—all day, presentation/radio interview by Sleeping Bear Wildlife Rehab expert (TBD), how to drop a pin in Google maps to show a turtle crossing location, and how to safely help a turtle cross the road. Many volunteers are needed, as well as any herpetologists! For more info, contact Emily: emilyvotruba@yahoo.com
West Michigan Old Engine Club Tractor Pull, Scottville
12pm. Scottville Riverside Park, 700 S Scottville Rd. FACEBOOK PAGE
Beginner-friendly Fishing at Big Sable River, Ludington
12:30-3:30pm. Starts at Ludington State Park amphitheater. Walk to the Sable River Trail. Come learn a new skill. If you have it, bring your own pole. A limited supply of poles will be on hand. All bait provided. Must be 17+ yrs. old & have a fishing license.
Metropolitan Opera Live/Encore in HD presents Salome (Strauss), Manistee
1pm, $15-25. Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts, 101 Maple St. Tickets: ramsdelltheatre.org
18th Annual Michigan Beer & Brat Festival, Thompsonville
4-8pm. $55 at the door, less in advance. Live entertainment & samples of Michigan’s finest beers, meads, hard ciders, wine, liquor & gourmet brats. Crystal Mountain Resort, 12500 Crystal Mountain Dr. Tickets: www.crystalmountain.com/event/beerfest
The Beach Boys in concert, Manistee
7:30-9pm. $70-100. Little River Casino Resort, 2700 Orchard Hwy. Tickets: lrcr.com
STIX Summer Concert Series: Fool House – The Ultimate 90’s Party, Ludington
7:30pm. Stix Ludington, 1963 N Lakeshore Dr. Tickets: stixludington.com
The Venue presents: City of Evil – a tribute to Avenged Sevenfold, Cadillac
Doors 7pm. Show 8pm. The Venue Event Center, 902 W 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
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Memorial Day Weekend Craft Fair, Ludington
10am-4pm. Artists, crafters, food trucks. Rotary Park (City Park), 500 W Ludington Ave.
Book & Bake Sale, Baldwin
9am-close. Pathfinder Community Library, 812 Michigan Ave.
63rd Annual Fountain Horse Pull & Activities, Fountain
SAT. 11am registration, 12pm Cornhole tournament. SUN. Horse pull at 1pm. with bake sale, food, bounce house for kids. Delaney’s, 4108 E. Main St. Updated schedule of events: facebook.com
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Blessing of the ORVs, Irons
Park opens 10am. Blessing 12pm. Food available 11am-1pm. $5/vehicle (cash only). Skinner Park, 5074 W 10 ½ Mile Rd.
STIX Summer Concert Series: 80s Party with the Spazmatics, Ludington
7pm. Stix Ludington, 1963 N Lakeshore Dr. Tickets: stixludington.com
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25th Annual Stride for S.T.R.I.V.E. 5k run, Cadillac
8:30-10:30am. $25. Hosted by Rotary Club of Cadillac to benefit high school mentoring program. 601 Chestnut St. Info/registration: runsignup.com/Race/MI/Cadillac/ROTARYSTRIDEFORSTRIVE5K
Memorial Day Observance & Parade, Manistee
9am. Poppy placement, Rifle salute & Taps at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, 1628 Maple Rd. 10am, Memorial Day Parade beginning at the corner of River & Division Streets & ending at Veteran’s Memorial Park, 117 Memorial Dr. Immediately after parade & ceremonies, poppy placement, rifle salute & Taps at Oak Grove Cemetery, 1040 Veterans Oak Grove Dr.
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Weed the Park, Ludington
6-8pm. Free. Volunteer to help AFFEW remove invasive plants. Wear closed-toe shoes, long pants and long-sleeved shirts. Bring garden gloves, trowel, water. Meet near the dog park at the end of Rath Ave. Cartier Park, 1254 N Lakeshore Dr.
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Invasive Plants in Michigan Lakes, WEBINAR
9am. “What Lies Beneath: Detecting Invasive Plants in Michigan Lakes,” hosted by MSU Extension’s Erick Elgin and Jo Latimore. Learn how to spot invasive plants early, before they take hold. To register, go to: https://www.canr.msu.edu/events/detecting-invasive-plants-in-michigan-lakes
The Venue presents: Black Stone Cherry, Cadillac
Doors 6pm. Show 7pm. The Venue Event Center, 902 W 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
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National Writers Series presents author Carl Hiaasen, Traverse City and Livestreamed
Doors open 6pm. Event at 7pm. At the City Opera House, 106 E. Front St. In person tickets going fast! Buy them HERE. Author of the new “Fever Beach” and 14 previous novels, including the bestsellers Squeeze Me, Razor Girl, Star Island, Nature Girl, Skinny Dip, Sick Puppy, Lucky You, and Assume the Worst and NY Times bestseller Bad Monkey. He also wrote six bestselling children’s books, Hoot, Flush, Scat, Chomp, Skink, and Squirm.
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Fish on for Freedom. Ludington
Free veteran’s fishing event on Lake Mich. THURS 6-8pm: Meet & greet/registration at Harborview Marina, 400 S Rath Ave. FRI: 5:15am-3pm Go fishing. Noon: Boats come back to the harbor so community can cheer & thank the veterans. Info/registration: fishonforfreedom.com
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Lost Lake Farm Plant Sale, Honor
10am-5pm. 100+ varieties of tomatoes, peppers, herbs, flowers & garden vegetables. 11664 Fewins Rd. www.lostlakefarm.net
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Reception for “Keep the Press Rolling”: A Freshwater Reporter Art Show & Sale, Onekama
4-6pm. Free. Meet the Freshwater Reporter contributors/editors during this reception to kick off the fundraising sale of artworks donated by area artists, with gifts donated by area merchants and organizations. Attend the reception (refreshments will be served) for the best selection! To be held at Patina, a boutique of re-imagined home and garden items and art gallery, located at 4850 Main St. (M-22).
Live in the Plaza Music Series: JD & the Bees Knees, Ludington
6-8pm, Free. Legacy Plaza, 112 N James St. Bring lawn chair/blanket.
STIX Summer Concert Series: In the End – Linkin Park Experience, Ludington
7:30pm. Stix Ludington, 1963 N Lakeshore Dr. Tickets: stixludington.com
The Venue presents: Lil Wyte – The Live It Up Tour, Cadillac
Doors 7pm. Show8pm. The Venue Event Center, 902 W 13th St. Tickets: thevenueeccadillac.com
Experience the Legacy: A Tribute to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Manistee
7:30pm. $25, $18.75 for Manistee residents. Tribute performed by “Looking Forward”, which is Chris Skellenger, Patrick Niemisto, John Kumjian, Tim Sparling, and Roger Tarczon. Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts, 101 Maple St. Tickets: ramsdelltheatre.org
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Bike Benzie Tour, Thompsonville
7am. $75 thru May 27. 18th annual charity ride benefits area youth. 30, 46 & 62 mile courses start & end at Crystal Mountain Resort, 12500 Crystal Mountain Dr. Info/registration: bikebenzie.org
Mason County Garden Club Plant Exchange/Sale, Ludington
10am-12pm. Bring plants to exchange or purchase plants. Rotary Park, 500 E. Ludington Ave.
Waves & Wheels Safety Day, Ludington
11am-2pm. Free. Bicycling & swimming safety tips, bike & helmet checks, skills course, water safety with DNR & Coast Guard, free hot dogs, giveaways, more. Loomis Street Boat Launch, 998 W Loomis St.
Metropolitan Opera Live/Encore in HD presents Il Barbiere Di Saviglia (Rossini), Manistee
1pm, $15-25. Ramsdell Regional Center for the Arts, 101 Maple St. Tickets: ramsdelltheatre.org
Sturtz in concert, Ludington
7pm. $15 ADV, $20 DOS. Folk music quartet. Ludington Area Center for the Arts
107 S Harrison St. Tickets: ludingtonartscenter.org or at LACA.
STIX Summer Concert Series: Country Night with Neon Crows, Ludington
7:30pm. Stix Ludington, 1963 N Lakeshore Dr. Tickets: stixludington.com
Coyote Crossing Music Series: Matt Mason, Cadillac
Doors open 6pm. Concert 7:30-11pm. $25.Coyote Crossing Resort, 8593 S 13 Rd. Info/tickets: coyotecrossingresort.com