Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Saturday, October 4th, 2025. If you step outside this morning, you’ll feel autumn greeting you with crisp air and that golden sunlight every leaf seems to reflect. Today is packed with things to do across town, so grab a warm drink, lace up your shoes, and let’s get into what’s happening right here in Traverse City.The Saturday tradition kicks off bright and early with the Sara Hardy Downtown Farmers Market on Cass Street and Grandview Parkway. From eight until noon, the market brings together over 100 vendors. Locals are coming out for freshly picked apples, seasonal squash, artisan breads, and even some fall-themed treats from food trucks. Expect live music and maybe a neighborly chat or two—this is one of those quintessential Traverse City mornings that puts farms and friendships front and center.Art lovers, this is your day. Katie Lowran’s solo show, Between the Leaves, at Crooked Tree Arts Center finishes its run today. Her work beautifully captures the movement and mood of fall: swirls of texture and color inspired by our Northern Michigan woods. If you’re eager for more, the OAC 2025 Juried Art Exhibition opens at 10, shining a spotlight on some of the most impressive media from local and regional artists. And don’t miss Eileen Kelly’s retrospective at The Oliver Art Center, honoring a living legend as she turns 96.If you want to get moving, the Lakeview Adventure Poker Prix kicks off at 10 with a gravel poker run for cyclists looking for both a challenge and a bit of luck. For hikers and outdoor stewards, Fall Stewardship Day gathers early at 9 for trail grooming and garden projects. Or, you can stretch your legs at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, starting with registration at 9 and the Promise Garden Ceremony shortly after—this is both a moving cause and a celebration of community.Shopping and sipping takes center stage at the Traverse City Shop & Sip Fall Festival from 11. Handcrafted jewelry, home goods, and gifts by local makers and artisans make for the perfect autumn stroll, paired with cider sampling and fresh pastries. Nearby, the Outdoor Craft & Vendor Show features a variety of Michigan vendors from jewelry to food to crafts—think of it as a pop-up version of all things handmade.For those looking to engage with sustainable energy, Heritage Sustainable Energy invites you to their “Sheep & Solar” event, where you can learn firsthand about how solar farming and sheep grazing combine for greener energy solutions. And at noon, TC Design Week kicks off its annual celebration, running all week with open houses, workshops, and storytelling sessions for those curious about design or just wanting to meet the creative minds that make our city unique.Tonight, things take a festive turn. Starting at 4:30, you’re invited to a Harvest Dinner featuring Swiss steak, sides, and homemade desserts—eat in or take out as you wish. For music lovers, swing by The Bay to hear Low Gap live at seven; Rolling Stone featured them recently, so expect an energetic crowd and some great Michigan sounds. If nostalgia is more your flavor, Forever Young Adult Homecoming at seven is your ticket to 80s and 90s hits and a whole lot of retro fun.And, for those who want a thrill—Screams In the Dark Haunted Attractions open their doors at 7:30. Face the twisted halls if you dare; it’s a spine-tingling Traverse City October tradition.To round off the day, there’s no shortage of exhibitions and events—gallery tours, craft fairs, and even beer and wine festivals are happening all over the region, celebrating the best of fall’s colors, flavors, and community spirit.This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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