Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Saturday, August 2nd, 2025. The sun is out and the air is warm, setting the scene for an action-packed day in northern Michigan. If you missed last night’s buzz downtown, don’t worry, the Friday Night Live event on Front Street will be back next Friday evening with more live music, street food, and fun for all ages. But today, Traverse City and the surrounding region are alive with activities, so let’s dive into what’s happening and what you won’t want to miss.Downtown, the Crooked Tree Arts Center on East Front Street is opening its doors at 11 with Turning, a stunning display of wooden artworks by the Northwestern Michigan Woodturners Club. It’s a unique exhibit that explores the art of transforming raw wood into intricate masterpieces—perfect for browsing with a coffee in hand or to inspire your own creative spark. For those who love exploring art, head a little west to the Glen Arbor Arts Center where Members Create welcomes guests with a whopping 55 Michigan artists showcasing everything from painting and fiber works to metal and clay, open noon to four today.If you’re looking for something active this morning, the Port Oneida Run is well underway, offering scenic running routes through the historic Sleeping Bear Dunes landscape. Or, if you’d rather roll than run, Norte’s Ride With Friends community bike ride is also happening early, supporting local youth programs and kicking off from Traverse City.Later, gather the family and get hands-on at the Traverse Area District Library’s Main Branch, where youth programs like Build and Create, Clubhouse adventures, and a Spanish language conversation meet-up are happening throughout the day. It’s a hub for stories, learning, creative play, and meeting friends new and old.If you’re up for a drive, the Traverse City Dance Project brings its acclaimed summer tour to neighboring Kalkaska this afternoon at Railroad Square Pavilion. At 3, kids can join in a free dance class, and the main show at 4 will dazzle audiences with world-class choreography, live music, and even a set inspired by Queen. After the performance, stick around for a Q and A with the artists and musicians who make this dynamic event possible.For those who want some lakeside flair, the 38th Annual Vintage Boats on the Boardwalk invites everyone to stroll Boardman River and marvel at classic wooden boats gleaming in the August sun—a nod to Traverse City’s boating history and a delight for boaters and dreamers alike.And foodies, don’t forget: Black Star Farms is running its live music Saturdays and summer brunch series, so whether you’re in the mood for music, farm-fresh eats, or that sought-after Pizza and Pinot special, you’re covered this weekend.In the news, Traverse City is seeing a streak of warm, clear weather, with highs near 77. This weekend also brings community spotlights, like expanded grants for local organizations and some public safety updates. And heads up for families: Back-to-school season is around the corner, so look for community drives collecting supplies for kids in need.So whatever your mood, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate summer’s peak in Traverse City, from lakeside festivals and art exhibits to downtown adventures and family performances. 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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