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The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 29

Schackman memoir captures musical life with Nina Simone

There is nothing like playing music with an accomplished and brilliant professional guitar player like Al Schackman, writes Sun editor Norm Wheeler. For the past 10 years I have been lucky enough to sit in with him, Chris Skellenger, and Patrick Niemisto every summer at Cherry…

The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 22

Steve Brown discusses “Fellowship” book at Glen Arbor Arts Center

Kalamazoo poet Steve Brown talks about Fellowship, a new book of poems that explore sobriety, and questions of spirituality and faith, in the Glen Arbor Arts Center's next Coffee With The Authors event on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 11 am.

The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 20

Lake Street Studios Center Gallery claims autumn

Early September in Northern Michigan has a particular soundtrack: Don Henley’s “The Boys of Summer.” It carries the unmistakable ache of summer fading away—its opening lines sound like a dispatch from Glen Arbor. “Nobody on the road.” Among those unmistakable signs of summer’s…

The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 17

Glen Arbor Players present “The Savannah Sipping Society”

The Glen Arbor Player will perform "The Savannah Sipping Society" as their last play of the 2026 season. Don Kuehlhorn directs the play that he describes as a laugh-a-minute comedy that follows four unique Southern women who, seeking to escape the monotony of their daily lives,…

Interlochen Public Radio Published September 10

National Writers Series: Barbara McQuade

Doug Stanton talks with legal analyst Barbara McQuade, whose latest book is "The Fix."

Interlochen Public Radio Published September 10

National Writers Series: Dr. Marc Berman

Terrie Taylor talks with Dr. Marc Berman about his book, "Nature and the Mind."

The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 10

Glen Arbor Arts Center exhibit takes flight

For centuries, humans have been captivated by the idea of flight—not only as a physical act, but as a symbol of possibility, freedom, and transformation, writes Katie Dunn. That longing to rise beyond the limits of the earth continues to stir our imagination, inviting all of us…

Interlochen Public Radio Published September 10

National Writers Series: Jillian Laine

Beth Milligan talks with Jillian Laine, author of "Henry Tudor Must Die."

Interlochen Public Radio Published September 09

National Writers Series: Ann Patchett

Erin Anderson Whiting talks with author Ann Patchett about her novel "Whistler."

Interlochen Public Radio Published September 09

National Writers Series: Terry Tempest Williams

Doug Stanton talks with author Terry Tempest Williams about her book "The Glorians."

The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 07

East Bay Drive returns to The Homestead’s “Music on the Mountain” series

The concluding show for Music On The Mountain at The Homestead on Sept. 9 will feature the easy-grooving sounds of East Bay Drive, the popular Traverse City-based jazz band. Now an official five-piece, it will be augmented again this year by special guest Miriam Pico on vocals.…

The Glen Arbor Sun Published September 06

Homestead Resort ups its art game

A reception Aug. 12 with featured artist Adam VanHouten officially kicked off both the opening of the new art gallery at The Homestead and its partnership with Oliver Art Center. In addition to works by VanHouten, the gallery includes a number of works by area artists depicting…

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