Oct 29 Thursday
Come hang out with us for live music. We'll be serving wine, seasonal cocktails, cider, coffee, and tapas-style small plates to share. Bring your crew or show up solo — Dune Bird is that kind of place.
This is a free event — no reservation required. Seating is first come, first served.
Please check our social media for the most up-to-date event information.
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.
No tickets necessary—seating is first come, first served. Arrive early, grab your spot, and settle in.
Free Event. Please check our social media for the most up-to-date information.
Oct 30 Friday
Experience a rare evening where literature, music, and visual art come together. Enoch Arden, Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s dramatic poem, becomes a vivid multimedia performance through Chris Lane’s expressive narration, Jean Merce Coonrod’s cello, Michael Coonrod’s piano, and framed lithographs depicting the story’s unforgettable scenes.
This is an intimate, story-rich program for audiences who enjoy classical music, poetry, theater, history, and meaningful live performance. The evening invites guests into a world of devotion, hardship, memory, and grace—told through words, music, and images.
Little Dipper returns to the Old Art Building in Leland to bring another romp-stomping night of high energy country hits and middle-school dance ballads.
This time, they’re bringing acclaimed singer/songwriter Elisabeth Pixley-Fink in on it, all the way from Kalamazoo. “Lizzy’s depth of spirit comes through so clearly in her voice and in her songs. Every time I hear her dig in, I feel moved.” - Theo Katzman, Vulfpeck.
It’s sure to be a good old hootenanny, with costumes encouraged! Maybe we’ll see a Dolly or two there.
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Since 2004, the Henhouse Prowlers have forged their own path through music and across the globe. Enthralling performances, thoughtful songwriting, and intricate instrumentation give audiences a sense of how much the group loves what they do. While bluegrass is the undeniable foundation of the Prowlers music, the band manages to bend and squeeze the traditional form into a sound all their own. There’s truly no limit to where this Chicago-based quartet will go – literally and figuratively.
Ever constant in the group's enthralling performances is their ability to showcase their passion for both their craft and our shared humanity. To date, the Prowlers have toured 34 countries on 5 continents working with the U.S. State Dept and their own nonprofit, Bluegrass Ambassadors. The group's many life-changing encounters with people and musicians across the globe have shaped their worldview and bolstered the bridges they establish between cultures.
On the night of the concert, doors will open one hour before showtime. During that time, the galleries will be open for ticket buyers to view our current exhibitions, shop the museum store for waters and light snacks, or enjoy a cash bar. The galleries, store, and bar will not be available during intermissions or after the concert.
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Dec 03 Thursday