Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Friday, June 27. Let’s take a look at what’s happening across our region today and into the weekend.The big story this week has been the heat. Traverse City hit a sweltering 94 degrees on Sunday, setting a new record and putting even the most seasoned locals to the test. That scorching weather led to a few hiccups around town, with cooling systems overtaxed in everything from restaurants to government buildings. Thankfully, relief is on the way with slightly cooler temps in the forecast, but locals are reminded to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable neighbors.Looking ahead, today is packed with things to do. Art lovers can start their Friday at the Dennos Museum Center with the exhibit A Style All Our Own, which dives into the vibrant world of Canadian Woodland Artists. That’s open from 11 this morning and is just one of several art options in town. You’ll also want to check out the Paint Grand Traverse 2025 Extended Exhibit, running now through August, along with the Members Art Exhibit and the Reclaimed: The Art of Ecology show, all offering a mix of creative inspiration.This evening, the city’s rhythm picks up. At 5, you can enjoy some tunes at Beats at the Barn, featuring a Frankfort cover band, or venture downtown to catch the Cherry Classic Car Cruise, where vintage rides and car enthusiasts gather to celebrate automotive history. If you’re craving live music, Late Night Fridays is hosting the B-Side Growlers from Grand Rapids, known for their acoustic flair.Families looking for interactive fun might head to the U.S. Coast Guard Open Ramp at 5:30, a rare chance to check out aircraft up close. Meanwhile, theatre buffs can catch Measure for Measure at the Interlochen Shakespeare Festival at 8, recently recognized as one of Michigan’s top summer stage experiences.Tonight, the Center Stage will be jumping with the Fabulous Horndogs bringing their trademark blend of R and B, rock, and boogie woogie at 7. Sports fans can head to Turtle Creek Stadium, where the Pit Spitters face off against the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters at 7:05.A quick community note: local health officials are urging caution after a measles outbreak was confirmed in Grand Traverse County. Make sure immunizations are up to date and keep an eye out for any symptoms.Finally, excitement is building for next week’s National Cherry Festival as crews get everything ready for Traverse City’s biggest summer celebration. Locals are reminded to expect increased traffic, especially downtown, and to support area businesses as visitors roll in.That’s a wrap for today. This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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