Community Calendar

Join the professional advisors from CENTENNIAL WEALTH ADVISORY at Benzonia Public Library. This program will cover Building a Retirement Roadmap, Investing with Confidence, Tax-Efficient Strategies, and Protecting Your Financial Legacy.

It is FREE to attend and you will leave with the information needed to take the next steps toward your financial wellness!

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Email info@cen-wealth.com or call (231) 995-9575 Ext. 107 with the following information:
Attendee name(s), phone number, and email address

Got a broken toaster? A wobbly bike wheel? A moth-eaten sweater? Don’t toss it—bring it to Traverse City Repair Café and give it a second life.

This free community event pairs attendees with skilled volunteers to help repair household items—from small appliances and clothing to bicycles and furniture. You bring the item. We provide the tools. Our volunteers bring the know-how.

Join Brad Von Blon for a meander through the Offield Family Working Forest Reserve to enjoy spring wildflowers.

For more information about upcoming Little Traverse Conservancy events, click here.

The Music House Museum is proud to present the classic Harold Lloyd silent film The Kid Brother, accompanied by Interlochen Arts Academy Staff Pianist, Steve Larson on Saturday May 16, 2026, at 7:00PM

The Kid Brother is a 1927 American silent comedy film starring Harold Lloyd. It was successful and popular upon release and today is considered by critics and fans to be one of Lloyd's best films, integrating elements of comedy, romance, drama, and character development. Its storyline is an homage to a 1921 film called Tol'able David, although it is essentially a re-make of the 1924 Hal Roach feature, The White Sheep.

The Kid Brother will be accompanied by long-time Music House contributor, Interlochen pianist Steve Larson on our nine-foot Baldwin Grand Piano.
Steve Larson has played in recitals and chamber music festivals throughout the Midwest including the Absolutely Amadeus festival, the Manitou Music Festival and Chamber Music North. As a dance accompanist, Mr. Larson served as company pianist for the Milwaukee Ballet and has played for Minnesota Dance Theater, Alaska Dance Theater, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Ballet Hispanico and others.

Tickets can be purchased at MyNorthTickets, musichouse.org and by calling 231-938-9300

Mystery unfolds at Magnolia Place Assisted Living when four sassy seniors try to outsmart an evil nurse. Why are residents moving to "the dark side," what IS that mysterious pill, and what happened to Doctor Head? As the Senior Citizen Pageant and a chance to cruise the Caribbean approach, hilarity ensues for these golden gals as they piece together clues.

Construction Hike for Hope events bring the construction community together to raise awareness about mental health and create opportunities for connection and support. Since 2009, AFSP’s Hike for Hope events have united friends, family members, colleagues, and neighbors to raise funds for suicide prevention. These funds support AFSP’s education programs in schools and workplaces, resources for those who have lost loved ones, advocacy for critical mental health legislation, and scientific research.

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.

Featuring works by regional artists who push the boundaries of printmaking.

Winter Gallery Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday – Noon to 4:00 pm
Closed Mondays, Holidays and for Occasional Events

Admission to our Galleries is always free!

Mystery unfolds at Magnolia Place Assisted Living when four sassy seniors try to outsmart an evil nurse. Why are residents moving to "the dark side," what IS that mysterious pill, and what happened to Doctor Head? As the Senior Citizen Pageant and a chance to cruise the Caribbean approach, hilarity ensues for these golden gals as they piece together clues.

The goal of the Traverse Area Historical Society is to share local history of Traverse City and the Grand Traverse region.

This month's speaker will be: Jordan Owen

Hidden in Plain Sight: The Carter Mill