Downtown Traverse City

QUICKSAND will be released September 19, on Apple TV. But before then, the film embarks on a 10-city Michigan theatrical tour to drum up support for a release on big platform like Netflix or Hulu.

The second annual All Call Music Festival will be returning to downtown Traverse City this Labor Day Weekend, bringing an exciting wave of new bands and eclectic musicians to northern Michigan.

The TSO is planting a flag in the heart of downtown and hosting two outdoor shows at the Rotary Square, that anyone can hear or experience.

Audiences in Traverse City will be getting a chance to enjoy some pretty famous comedians live and in-person, when the first Traverse City Comedy Festival kicks off February 2nd-4th, across five venues in the downtown area.

The 4th annual event features over three-dozen music acts across 27 porches, this Sunday, September 11th.

Every Wednesday in June, Classical IPR and the Traverse Symphony are presenting live classical music at the farmers market in Traverse City.

A local group is working to counteract drunken behavior in downtown Traverse City.

The state has approved a $2.9 million investment for a new development that will provide year-round rentals in Traverse City’s downtown area.