Community Calendar

Hilarious story of 4 Southern women who meet at random attempt to stop their boredom through a hilarious variety of misadventures. They form lasting friendships ultimately rediscovering confidence, joy and the excitement of life.

Shows will be on Sept 18, 19, 25 & 26 at 7pm as well as Sept 20th and 27th at 2pm.

Based on the 20th Century Fox Picture. When three vastly different office workers - Violet, Judy, and Doralee - are pushed to the brink by their sexist, egotistical boss, they don’t just get mad…they get even. Through a wild mix-up of fantasy, farce, and bold determination, the trio hatches a plan to take control of the office and transform their toxic work environment into a place of respect and possibility.

Date: Sunday, September 27, 2026
Time: 1 pm–4 pm
Registration Deadline: drop-in
Location: Thoreson Farm
Skill: All
Cost: Free

Join us for a free, hands-on clay experience during Creative Wellness Month. In this drop-in activity, you’ll shape and decorate small, smooth clay stones—sometimes known as “worry stones”—that fit in the palm of your hand.

Traditionally used as tools for comfort and focus, these stones can also serve as personal touchstones: gentle reminders of calm, intention, or strength. You’ll have the chance to personalize yours with text imprints that hold meaning for you.

No experience needed. All ages welcome. Stay for a few minutes or longer—this is a relaxed, come-as-you-are opportunity to explore the grounding power of clay.

All materials provided. Final products will be available for later pickup after firing.

Objective: Skill Development, Creativity Enhancement

Outcome: Improved Technique, Creation of Artwork

The afternoon event brings together music, dancing, and community celebration in the heart of Leelanau County. Entertainment will include a performance by **Monique Madison and her Kittens**, with music throughout the afternoon provided by **DJ Jay

Guests can look forward to Mario’s Weenie Bar, graciously donated by **Shapero's Delicatessen of Indianapolis**.

The Tea Dance continues the Chetcuti-Evans Foundation's tradition of hosting community gatherings that support the LGBTQ+ life of Northport and the surrounding region.

For more information, contact the Chetcuti-Evans Foundation.

Annie Albanice 734-320-0228 or annie@chetcutievansfoundation.com

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.

Join us for live music set along the shoreline of Lake Leelanau.

All music is weather dependent.

No tickets required. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis; guests are encouraged to arrive early to secure their spot and get settled.

This is a complimentary event.

Please check our social media for the most up-to-date event information.

The Benzie Area Symphony Orchestra (BASO) will present a free concert for kids of all ages at 4 p.m. on Sunday, September 27, in Corson Auditorium at Interlochen Center for the Arts. Designed with young listeners and their families in mind, the afternoon will feature “The Composer is Dead,” a musical whodunit by composer Nathaniel Stookey with text by Lemony Snicket, along with music from the animated films “Ratatouille” and “How to Train Your Dragon.”

The concert will also feature a special performance by the Benzie Youth String Program, which introduces young people in Benzie County to string instruments and ensemble playing. The young musicians will take the Corson stage in front of an audience of their own peers.

Admission is free for all ages, thanks to the support of Blarney Castle Oil and Propane and the Benzie Sunrise Rotary Club.

The Fall Women’s Retreat (rescheduled from July) will be held September 25 - 27 on Earthwork Farm. Facilitated by Lisa Franseen, Kelly Kieft and Ashley Murray, women are invited to join us as we seek to connect with one another, the Earth and our inner selves.

It is a rare gift we can give ourselves, to put aside our many roles and make space for oneself. Imagine having uninterrupted time to share your own story, knowing you will be heard and honored.

Together we will engage in “whole-body” participation - sharing our stories, listening deeply to other’s experiences, spending focused time in nature, indulging in something creative, lightly facilitated group discussions, perhaps guided meditation and movement, readings, journaling, and reflective stillness amongst the trees.

When women gather in this way, empowerment happens! With one another’s unconditional support, our authentic selves can emerge and guide us closer toward the life we are here to live, one in line with our values, our heart, and our purpose.

This gentle movement practice brings peace and tranquility to your day and moves energy and circulation in the body, helping ease pain and strengthen our muscles, joints, bones and spirits.

Led by instructor Flora Biancalana, this class is very approachable for all experience and mobility levels. The class is done standing, or in a chair, and does not require any special equipment or ability.

Suggested Donation: $10/class

This historical display started in August and has been extended until September 29, at the Alden District Library. The free display features materials from the Alden Depot Museum (www.aldendepot.com). View during library hours: Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 9:30-5:00; Tue 9:30-6:00; and Sat 9:30-2:00. Library is located at the Helena Township Community Center: 8751 Helena Road in Alden. (231)331-4318.