Apr 24 Friday
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, April 24 from 5-7pm.
EXHIBIT RUNS: APRIL 24 - MAY 30, 2026
The Charlevoix Photography Club, Inc. (CPC) and Charlevoix Circle of Arts is pleased to accept submissions for its sixteenth Annual Juried Photography Exhibition.
Submissions are done in a span of 2 days the week prior to exhibit opening, photographers must be in-person with images ready to hang.
This exhibition is open to any local photographers and all current members of the Charlevoix Photography Club.
Cash prizes are given for first, second and third place images in each of the six categories. The juror will also select images for Honorable Mention
This fun comedy begins with a theater-loving narrator playing his favorite cast recording. As the record spins, a 1920s musical springs to life in his apartment. The show-within-a-show follows a wedding disrupted by gangsters, mistaken identities and a tipsy chaperone. Hilarious and heartfelt, it’s both a loving parody and a tribute to the magic of classic musicals.
Apr 25 Saturday
Daily specials are offered by participating restaurants! Don’t miss this opportunity to try something new at fantastic prices.
Visit the downtown website to view menu items.
Apr 26 Sunday
Come roller skate with us! Bring your own skates or rent from us and get ready to have fun!Two sessions: 12-2pm, 3-5pm
$5 Admission/ $5 skate rental
Tickets available to purchase in-person. Cash, credit, and tap to pay accepted.
**If you need rental skates, make sure to arrive early; popular sizes rent-out quickly.
Helmets are recommended, but not required.
Hangry’s concession will be available throughout the event.
The Comedy Mixtape is Full Tilt Comedy's monthly comedy variety show. In addition to our speciality (improv) enjoy sketch, stand up, storytelling, parody songs, and more!
Honor cover, ages 16+.
Apr 27 Monday
Date: Monday, April 27, and Tuesday, April 28, 2026Time: 1 pm–4 pmRegistration Deadline: Thursday, April 16, 2026Location: Glen Arbor Arts Center ClassroomSkill: ALL
Kurinuki is a traditional Japanese pottery technique carved from a single clay block. The word means “carving out.” A solid block of clay is minimally shaped and then carved to create the interior and exterior spaces. Spontaneous and showing the marks of the making process, Kurinuki pots tend to be more alive and sculptural than other hand-building methods. An excellent clay experience for beginners, Kurinuki can also be satisfying for experienced clay artists. Some forms made using Kurinuki include yunomi (teacups), boxes, vases, and sippers. In addition, Kurinuki vessels often capture the essence of the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, the beauty within imperfection. Students will be guided in creating a set of yunomi (small drinking vessels) and a vase.
NOTE: Finished pieces are normally ready for pick up within 2-4 weeks