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Traverse City, United States (Local)
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By: Bill Froehlich, Megan Huiskens
Author Jillian Laine on writing, new book Henry Tudor Must Die
By: Bill Froehlich, Megan Huiskens
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By: Megan Huiskens, Bill Froehlich
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Grand Traverse Pie Company celebrates 30 years of serving the community
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Petoskey Singer-songwriter Tony Manfredonia to perform at City Opera House with an Orchestra
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Second Annual Divine Nine in the Wild Weekend hosted by the McClure-Rabb Idlewild Foundation
Traverse City Horse Shows hosts 13 weeks of Olympic-level show jumping, featuring world-class competition, memorable performances, and over $7 million in prize money from June through September. Located at Flintfields Horse Park, just minutes from Lake Michigan and downtown Traverse City, you’ll experience the powerful bond between rider and horse in an unforgettable Northern Michigan setting. Events showcase exhibitions in Jumper, Hunter, and Equitation disciplines.
By: Bill Froehlich, Megan Huiskens, Cadillac Riverwalk Sparks
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East Bay — The East Bay Farmer’s Market is hosting Power of Produce program for kids aged five to thirteen. Kids have the opportunity to do a Seed Sprouting Workshop, Animal Science Petting Zoo, learn about nutrition and more. All events are free and kids earn $4 in PoP bucks to purchase items from the Farmer’s Market.
