Community Calendar

Come hang out with us every Thursday and Sunday from 3–6 PM for live music at Dune Bird Winery.

THE NORTHPORT COMMUNITY BAND PRESENTS A FREE FAMILY-FRIENDLY CONCERT FEATURING HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE STAGE AND SCREEN. BELOVED LOCAL SINGER EMMA (GRANT) MEGILL WILL ALSO JOIN US! FREE-WILL DONATIONS ARE APPRECIATED FOR THE DON WILCOX MUSIC EDUCATION FUND FOR AREA STUDENTS.

Come have fun with us at French Valley! Enjoy live music, locally crafted drinks, kid-friendly options, and tasty snacks for the whole family.

In collaboration with the Akropolis Chamber Music Institute, Interlochen Center for the Arts, and IPR, The Music House Museum is honored to present the Solstice Reed Quintet for an evening of chamber music.

The program will feature works by Maurice Ravel, Rachel McFarlane, Thomas Little, Stacy Garrop, Arturo Márquez, and Alan Theisen.

Tickets are available at MyNorthTickets.com and musichouse.org. Reservations may be made by calling 231-938-9300.

The Glen Arbor Arts Center’s Manitou Music Series, in partnership with Interlochen Public Radio’s Sound Garden Project, welcomes the award-winning Cerus Quartet as its 2026 Musician-in-Residence from June 8–20. During their two-week residency, the saxophone quartet will share music through performances, open rehearsals, school visits, and Sound Samples—interactive musical experiences in parks, shops, and other locations throughout the Glen Arbor area. This residency is part of the Sound Garden Project, which is dedicated to “planting classical music in unexpected places,” from beaches and parks to porches and public spaces.

At an open rehearsal, get an inside look at the creative process as Cerus Quartet prepares for upcoming performances. These interactive sessions offer audiences the opportunity to observe rehearsals, hear works in progress, ask questions, and chat with the musicians. Especially popular with musicians, music students, and anyone curious about chamber music.

Weather-dependent, canceled if raining.

Wednesday, June 10, 6–7:30 PM | Old Settlers Park Gazebo, Maple City

Come on out for Live Music at the Vineyard, where the vines set the stage and the good times come naturally.

At French Valley, we’re pouring wine, beer, and cider in a space that’s made for everyone—families, friends, and anyone looking to kick back and stay awhile."

This program celebrates lyricism, color, and imagination through three beloved works inspired by song, landscape, and expressive freedom. Clara Schumann’s intimate Romances open the evening with warmth and elegance, followed by the expansive pastoral sweep of Vaughan Williams’ early piano quintet. After intermission, Schubert’s iconic “Trout” Quintet brings buoyant rhythms, radiant melodies, and virtuosic interplay–an ideal soundtrack for a Northern Michigan summer.

Thanks to donors and a supporting grant from Michigan Humanities, OAC is able to present this world-class ensemble concert at a ticket price of only $10.00

Doors open at 6:00. Pre-Concert talk at 6:10 PM.

Part of the Glen Arbor Arts Center's Manitou Music Musician-in-Residence program in partnership with Interlochen Public Radio's Sound Garden Project, this informal outdoor concert features the award-winning Cerus Quartet. Enjoy live music on the GAAC Front Porch (or in the gallery in case of rain). No tickets are required, and attendees are encouraged to bring a chair. Special guests and Beach Bards hosts Norm Wheeler and Anne-Marie Oomen will share stories and reflections on Glen Arbor's history and cultural life.

New Orleans style Dixieland Jazz played by a family of instrumentalists and vocalists with a few friends spicing up the mix. Join Dad on banjo, Mom on guitar and singing, sons on clarinet, trombone, saxophone, and flute, nephews on percussion and voice, friends on bass and cornet, with the audience toe-tapping and dancing along!

Viridian Strings brings world-class chamber music to the serene beauty of Northern Michigan. Freshwater Fantasies celebrates lyricism, color, and imagination through three beloved chamber works inspired by song, landscape, and expressive freedom.

This special presentation will start with an artist Q&A at 6pm in the Zimmerman Scultpure Court. At 7pm, music will start in the Milock Wing gallery. There will be a cash bar open before the show and during intermission in the Sculpture Court.