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Kaleva Art Gallery storefront on Wuoski Avenue in Kaleva. Gallery hours are noon to 4 p.m. Fridays and Sundays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays.

Drawings for veterans, December marketplace

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Image for Lifes too short is of D.J. Val at her mixing board in a Chicago nightclub. There is a giant white rat behind her ( a person in a costume) and people dancing in front of her. Her husband Patrick Harmon is behind her taking a photo with his cellphone. Photo by erikmkommer dot com.

Life’s too short: Rise up and dance!

November 28, 2024 1 Comment

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Image for Ludington to host North Country Opera screening is a scene from Jay Stielstra's opera. The setting is the fictional Buckhorn Bar in northern Michigan with a wooden bar with a Budweiser sign over it, a few wooden stools in front of it, a table with a red and white checked tablecloth and three cast members. All are singing with their hands in the air. One customer, a woman wearing a sweater over her flowered dress is seated at a barstool and in one of her hands raised over her head is a beer can. The other customer with one raised hand is wearing a white shirt and a tie beneath a black business suit coat and slacks. He is standing and his shirttail is hanging out over the front of one pant leg. The third person in the bar is the bartender. There is a fourth person with raised arms but that person cannot be seen readily behind the woman seated at the bar.

Ludington to host ‘North Country Opera’ screening

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Image for Craft of giving is of a vendor, the author's daughter, sitting at a craft fair table with her petoskey stone and driftwood jewelry. Photo: Valerie Chandler.

Crafted for giving

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Museum preserves newspapers, thanks to grant

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Image for Museum to present pioneer holiday dinner is of one of the buildings at the Marilla Museum and Pioneer Place in Marilla Township, Copemish, Michigan. Photo courtesy of the Marilla Historical Society.

Museum to present pioneer holiday dinner

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Image for Kaleva gallery offers community a chance to honor veterans is of a wall hanging by Kaleva Art Gallery quilt artist Sandi VanDonkelaar with vertical red stripes and a wide blue band across the middle of the hanging with the Marine Corps emblem in the middle of an eagle resting on a globe with an anchor below left of the globe. Outlining the inner quilt is an outer quilt of dark blue, gold and white squares. Courtesy photo.

Kaleva gallery offers community a chance to honor veterans

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Image for Ramsdell calls for community art is of a previous donation of a foil-covered canvas to the Ramsdell that used found objects to create a robot such as a broken thumb drive for a nose, a circuit board for the mouth, wires for hair and miniature speaker covers for the eyes. Photo art workwork by Mark Videan.

Ramsdell calls for community art

October 21, 2024 No Comments

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Image for Historical Society to celebrate new museum addition is of the Lake County Historical Society and Research Library sign at 915 North Michigan Avenue on the grounds of the museum. Yellow and orange Daylilies frame the sign on a blue sky day in Baldwin. Photo: P. Stinson

Historical society to celebrate museum addition

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5th annual Chief Day adds pre-party

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Image for Family tree bears fruit is of Terry Connolly holding a hoe while standing amongst his crops in Dublin. Photo by P.G. Misty Sheehan.

Family tree bears fruit

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Image for Arcadia festival ramps up is of a middle-aged couple, both wearing hats, dancing, one hand over their heads and his hand reaching for her elbow, with both feet not entirely on the dance floor at the Minnehaha Brewhaha. Photo courtesy of Music Moves Me.

Arcadia music festival ramps up

August 29, 2024 No Comments

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  • Advertisement for Saint Ambrose Cellars has the female bee logo at the top surrounded by the words Mead, Beer, Wine. Beneath it in bold white lettering against and yellow and red-orange background are the words Sunday Brunch every Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Classic brunch and Cajun treats, Saint Ambrose style. Click on this ad to be taken to the website. 841 south pioneer road, beulah. A Q.R. code in the ad will take you to the meadery's events.Filer Credit Union ad is in white and green using its logo of green pine trees. The top of the ad says Join Today! Member Focused, Community Based, Financial Wellness. Save Borrow Business. Equal lender. Click on this ad to be taken to the website.Advertisement for new book releases by author and poet Louisa Loveridge Gallas. The first title is Rescue the Good Stuff, a second edition with a new colorful cover. The story of child Maddie's search for truth, told in prose poems. "A tour de force that grabs you and will not let go," according to Shirley Johnson, Ph.D., Fulbright professor of English. Second book is Be Yourself; Everyone else is taken. This second edition expands on the original with fresh, insightful verse. "Her poems sing us back up the sheer cliffs of hope," according to national recording artist and singer-songwriter Claudia Schmidt. The third book release is "The Wizard's Dream: A universal Winter's Tale." A wizard's confusion causes despair until he finds his light. "A magical holiday tale," according to Alfreida Abbey, former publisher and editor of The Writer. The books are $10 and $15 and are available in Frankfort at Bella's Cafe, Oliver Art Center gift shop and The Book Store. And in Arcadia at MT Plate and also other area bookstores. click on this ad to be taken to the website.
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