PRESS RELEASE Contact: Scott Bouma Executive Director Glen Arbor Arts Center 231 334 6112 [email protected] HIStory / HERstory: Whose Story? The Glen Arbor Arts Center takes on the question of
The Glen Arbor Arts Center (GAAC) is proud to introduce Creative Wellness Month, a new, expanded initiative launching this September. A month-long series of art, movement, mindfulness, and community programs
PRESS RELEASE Contact Scott Bouma Executive Director Glen Arbor Arts Center 231 334-6112 [email protected] Something To Smile About: Mixed Media Paintings By Carol C Spaulding Leelanau County artist Carol C
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Scott Bouma Executive Director Glen Arbor Arts Center 231/334-6112 [email protected] The Glen Arbor Arts Center is keeping the lights on a little longer on Friday nights. Late
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Scott Bouma Executive Director Glen Arbor Arts Center 231/334-6112 [email protected] The Glen Arbor Arts Center is keeping the lights on a little longer on Friday nights. Late
The Glen Arbor Farmers Market is held every Tuesday morning from 9 AM – 1 PM. The market location is behind the Glen Arbor Township Hall at 6394 W. Western Ave,
Join us at Bel Lago for live music with Andre Villoch, Sunday, 07/06, from 3:30 - 5:30 PM.
Dune Bird Winery invites you to unwind and sip on your favorite wine, handcrafted coffee or just soak in the vineyard views while enjoying live music by the wonderful Luke Woltanski.
PRESS RELEASE Contact: Scott Bouma Executive Director Glen Arbor Arts Center 231 2334-6112 [email protected] Ohio artist Nicholas Hill brings the 19th century to his Glen Arbor Arts Center residency in
Join us at French Valley Vineyard for an unforgettable evening of live music by Larry Perkins. Larry Perkins is a seasoned musician with over 40 years of experience, bringing his
Join us for this special Stories & More story time gathering with author Katie Bosch. She'll share her brand new picture book, inspired by the true story of the "Empire
Inspired by the author's own experience growing up in Leelanau County, the story follows fourth grader Jess Jezowski, who's always felt more like a boy than a girl. Though set
