Community Calendar

Step into the quiet magic of the Full Moon and gather with us.

Join the Conscious Community Coven at Blessed Be Tea on March 4th from 6–8 PM for a cozy, open-house Full Moon Party designed for connection, reflection, and community. This is a family-friendly, come-as-you-please evening—no pressure, no agenda—just a gentle space to set intentions, enjoy light snacks, and be together. Featuring Fairy Hair from Crystal Swag, and Tarot with Loreen.

Coven members will be present throughout the night to chat, answer questions, and connect. Whether you stay for five minutes or the full two hours, you’re welcome exactly as you are.

Come gather, reflect, and grow with us.

Ages 7 - 12
REGISTER BY: March 3rd
CLASS FEE: $45, or $40.50 for members​
FORMAT: in-person

Join instructor Bethany Newman for a fun-filled hour of playing with clay! Students will learn some basics of hand-building and will get to take home their very own St. Patrick's Day themed creations.

Please Note: A final clear coat glazing is done by the instructor. Pieces take approximates 1 week to dry and go through firing process. A pick-up date will be emailed to you once the final firing is completed.

All supplies are provided.

This annual favorite will feature hundreds of works by talented students in grades K-12 from regional schools. A wide variety of media will be on display, including photography, digital art, ceramics, painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. The work will be juried by area artist and educator, Glenn Wolff. Awards for first place through honorable mention will be awarded in several categories.

A reception, sponsored by A & W of Frankfort, will be held on Friday, February 13th from 5:00 - 7:00 PM.

Come experience the sugaring process through time. Learn the history of maple sugaring from the Anishinaabe, then travel to the present day at the Olsen Farm. End your adventure by sampling warm syrup or making maple taffy.

The event is free with a park pass.

Become a wildlife detective and explore the natural world using your senses!

Join us with the Sleeping Bear Wildlife Fund as they present A Sense of Nature. This hands-on program will offer a just on experience of using touch, smell, sight, and sound to uncover and identities of five mystery animals.

You will be building your observation and reasoning skills while learning how these animals use their senses for survival and adaptations in the wild.

Sat. March 7, Blissfest Traditional Community Dance, 7:30 at Littlefield/Alanson Community Building on US31N in Alanson. Music will be provided by Harbor Hoedown, with Larry Dyer calling.

All dances taught (circles, contras, squares and more). No need to bring a partner. Perfect for families.

Potluck at 6:30. Bring table service and dish to pass. $10, $5/student, 12&under free.

Come experience the sugaring process through time. Learn the history of maple sugaring from the Anishinaabe, then travel to the present day at the Olsen Farm. End your adventure by sampling warm syrup or making maple taffy.

The event is free with a park pass.

Take part in a vibrant participatory artistic experience every second Sunday of the month! From flower arranging and printmaking to painting and weaving, each session offers a unique and creative activity. Second Sunday Art Projects are included with museum admission. Please pay admission when you arrive.

Second Sundays are made possible with support from the Linda O'Meara Fund for Arts Education.

A traditional Irish band with a truly worldwide reach, Téada celebrates 25 years on the road in 2026. The band has appeared as a frequent headliner at major music festivals throughout the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Australia.

Showcasing works in wood, paper, and fiber, featured artists will present furniture, textiles, paper assemblages, basketry, and more in both functional and decorative creations.

Exhibit runs from March 14 - April 18
Tuesday - Saturday from 10am-4pm
Sunday from 12pm-4pm

Artist talk April 18-2:00