Almanac

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When two princesses are faced with danger, they discover their hidden potential and the powerful bond of sisterhood. With all the songs from the film plus five more from the Broadway production, this family musical is loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty of humor. Masks required while in the building, and no food or beverages allowed.

Grace Episcopal Church in Traverse City will host an hour of scripture, gospel music and meditation from the book Face To The Rising Sun by Jamaican Episcopal priest Mark Bozzuti-Jones. This will be in the church sanctuary Sat. Jan 22 at 11am. Masks and social distancing are required

When two princesses are faced with danger, they discover their hidden potential and the powerful bond of sisterhood. With all the songs from the film plus five more from the Broadway production, this family musical is loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty of humor. Masks required while in the building, and no food or beverages allowed.

When two princesses are faced with danger, they discover their hidden potential and the powerful bond of sisterhood. With all the songs from the film plus five more from the Broadway production, this family musical is loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty of humor. Masks required while in the building, and no food or beverages allowed.

When two princesses are faced with danger, they discover their hidden potential and the powerful bond of sisterhood. With all the songs from the film plus five more from the Broadway production, this family musical is loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty of humor. Masks required while in the building, and no food or beverages allowed.

All are welcome to this relaxed social event. Enjoy Kingsley Library's famous fireplace and soon-to-be-famous coffee bar, and strike up conversations with your neighbors and favorite librarians. Suggested topics are literature and local history, but there's no taskmaster. Kindness and curiosity are the only prerequisites. This is a new program, so please invite your friends (and people you'd like to make friends with).

Crafternoon Thursday, January 28th, 4pm in the Bellaire Public Library. For adults 16+.<br/><br/>We will learn about hand embroidery this month. <br/><br/>This hands-on class is limited to 10 people, requires registration by calling 231-533-8814 (BPL), and is free with all supplies provided.<br/>

Club member Kathy Flegel will tell us about her volunteer work at the ARK (Association to Rescue Kritters) in St Helen, Michigan. The ARK rehabilitates hundreds of animals every year, from hummingbirds to turtles to deer. Learn about opossum nutrition, bobcat behavior, and to how to treat an eagle for lead poisoning.

When two princesses are faced with danger, they discover their hidden potential and the powerful bond of sisterhood. With all the songs from the film plus five more from the Broadway production, this family musical is loaded with magic, adventure, and plenty of humor. Masks required while in the building, and no food or beverages allowed.