Oct 22 Wednesday
The Guided Walking History Tours of Traverse City will begin its tenth season on July 9th, following the National Cherry Festival.
The informative tour is about two and a half hours covering a two-mile route. The tours begin at the Perry Hannah Plaza, located at the corner 6th and Union St. near downtown.
There is no charge for the tours, but gratuities for the guides are appreciated. Groups of six or more can schedule tours at other times.
For 2025 our 10:00 AM walking tours begin on Wednesday July 9th and continue daily through October 8th. No reservations are needed, simply arrive by 10:00 AM please.
Oct 26 Sunday
This program is presented by Lighthouse Keeper, Historian and Author Jill Ore. Jill explores the contrasting fates of ice fishermen Lewis Sweet and George Kruskie, who found themselves adrift on ice floes in 1929 and 1931, respectively, seeking refuge at White Shoal Light for survival. She also highlights the legacy of George Keller, White Shoal’s longest serving keeper, and examines how history’s patterns echo in the lives of those who braved the ice against the backdrop of Lake Michigan’s unforgiving waters.
Free Event. Held at Helena Township Community Center, 8751 Helena Rd, Alden and sponsored by Alden District Library and Friends, 231-331-4318.
Oct 29 Wednesday
Nov 05 Wednesday
Nov 12 Wednesday
Nov 18 Tuesday
The political atmosphere in the US is a source of stress for most everyone,and is interfering with our connections to those around us. While reading "Democracy Awakening," by Heather Cox Richardson, we will reflect on how democracy fits into our spiritual lives/identities; and how spiritual values impact our roles and responsibilities regarding how we are governed; and in what ways can we contribute and make a difference?
This book study is offered in person and via Zoom. Please email if you are interested.
Nov 19 Wednesday
Nov 26 Wednesday
Dec 03 Wednesday
Dec 10 Wednesday