See the sky! The public is welcome to attend “Lanphier Observatory Public Viewings” on Wednesday & Thursday nights from 10 pm-Midnight (clear sky permitting!) at Leelanau School Beach, June 21st-August […]
Lanphier Observatory Public Viewing
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Beach Bards Bonfire 2023
The public is welcome to come and share By Heart Poetry, Stories, or Music or to simply enjoy the experience of a community bonfire on the shore of Lake Michigan. […]
Beach Bards Bonfire 2023
The public is welcome to come and share By Heart Poetry, Stories, or Music or to simply enjoy the experience of a community bonfire on the shore of Lake Michigan. […]
Beach Bards Bonfire 2023
The public is welcome to come and share By Heart Poetry, Stories, or Music or to simply enjoy the experience of a community bonfire on the shore of Lake Michigan. […]
Beach Bards Bonfire 2023
The public is welcome to come and share By Heart Poetry, Stories, or Music or to simply enjoy the experience of a community bonfire on the shore of Lake Michigan. […]
Winter Songs & Carols
Friday, Dec. 13 @ 7:30pm to 9pm, Manitou Winds will be performing their annual “Winter Songs & Carols” at The Leelanau School, located at 1 Old Homestead Rd., in Glen Arbor, […]
Concert: The Founding
Concert: The Founding – part of the Manitou Music Festival – Glen Arbor – Wednesday, August 7, 8-10p.m. The Founding is a Progressive Folk band with Celtic roots from Kalamazoo, Michigan. […]
Winter Songs and Carols
Manitou Winds celebrates the coming season with a concert of “Winter Songs & Carols,” December 7, 7:30 pm at The Leelanau School, 1 Old Homestead Road, Glen Arbor. An evening […]
Stargazing and Constellation Lesson Aug 9
Open to the Public, a Stargazing and Constellation Lesson held at Leelanau Observatory A clear night provides the perfect setting for a star-filled sky, made even more visible by […]
Stargazing and Constellation Lesson Aug 8
Open to the Public, a Stargazing and Constellation Lesson held at Leelanau Observatory A clear night provides the perfect setting for a star-filled sky, made even more visible by […]
