Arts & Culture
VICTORY TWP. — West Shore Community College students observed Arts Advocacy Day Tuesday by creating art collaboratively on a stretched canvas. The canvas will be on display somewhere on campus in the very near future. The event was sponsored by the WSCC Student Senate. Photos submitted by Aubrey Healy.
LUDINGTON — The Ludington Area Center for the Arts will hold a series of after school arts and crafts workshops for kids beginning Wednesday, April 8 through June 3. The workshops are free and will be taught by Deb Borema. Parents must pre-register by calling 231-845-2787. This workshops are being sponsored by Superior Electric.
FOUNTAIN — The Mason County Eastern Drama Club presents the play “Somewhere Else Dreams” by Jeffery Strausser. The show debuted Thursday and continues tonight and Saturday at Sherman Township Hall, 3854 E. Main St. Ashlee Martin, a young waitress at the All American Diner in the town of Jacksonville, located in the heart of east Texas, dreams of finding a…
VICTORY TWP. – West Shore Community College students will celebrate Arts Advocacy Day on Tues., March 24, by participating in a campus art walk and picking up brushes to create a collaborative painting on a large canvas. According to Student Senate Marketing Director Dominic Hasbrouck this year’s theme is “spontaneity” and students will be encouraged to enjoy and engage in a…
By Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief. LUDINGTON — Several dozen people gathered Thursday night at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts to discuss the state of the arts in the community. The stakeholders meeting included artists, community leaders, teachers and others who have an interest in the arts community. Small groups answered questions about the art center and the local arts:…
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