Arts & Culture
LUDINGTON – The Ludington Center for the Arts has announced the second annual Garden Wars. The grounds at the center are fertile and ready for creative (and competitive) gardeners to take on plots for their own artistic endeavors. Anyone or any groups interested may apply for a plot for the growing season. Some plots have already been claimed. Those applying…
LUDINGTON – West Shore Bank has announced the second music act for its Rhythm & Dunes concert series. Son of a Sailor, a Tribute to Jimmy Buffet, bring perform Saturday, Aug. 3 at the Waterfront Park Pavilion in Ludington. Larry Pearson, a self-proclaimed “Parrothead”, has been touring for the last 10 years with his band, Son of a Sailor. The…
LUDINGTON — Crafters are invited to the Ludington Library to create fabric roses Tuesday, May 7 at 6 p.m. This activity is open to adults only. Supplies are provided at no charge, but donations are appreciated.
VICTORY TWP. — On Thursday, April 25, Dr. Bill Anderson will present on his critically-acclaimed new book, The Glory Years of the Detroit Tigers 1920-1950. Rich in narrative and exceptional photography, The Glory Years examines a time when players gave full cooperation to photojournalists, who preserved an incredible record of Tiger history. Books available for purchase on site. Free, 2 to 4…
By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief VICTORY TWP. – West Shore Community College placed itself in the ranks of some of the nation’s most prestigious art museums Thursday when it added a third piece of original Manierre Dawson art to its collection. Manierre Dawson was a Riverton Township farmer through much of 20th century whose hobby was abstract art. Towards the end…
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