Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Monday, August 4, 2025. Summer fun is in full swing across the region, and there’s something for everyone to enjoy as we start off a new week. The biggest buzz today is around the Northwestern Michigan Fair, which opened its gates yesterday and runs through August 9 over at 3606 Blair Town Hall Road. From 10 AM on, you can expect the grounds to be bustling with carnival rides, classic fair games, local food vendors, and plenty of live animals. The highlight this evening is the tractor and truck pulls at 7 PM, always a crowd-pleaser for anyone who loves some roaring engines and friendly competition. Remember, you can get a Mega Band wristband for unlimited rides all week, and parking is free, making it an easy outing for families and groups.If you’re in the mood to soak up some local creativity, Traverse City’s art scene is vibrant this morning. The Crooked Tree Arts Center on Sixth Street is hosting the extended Paint Grand Traverse 2025 exhibit, opening its doors at 11 AM with fresh works painted outdoors all around the Grand Traverse area. Over at Cedar North in Cedar, a textile show called The Quilt As Archive starts at 9 AM, exploring themes of memory and personal history through fabric. You’ll also find contemporary collage works at the Oliver Art Center in Frankfort and an innovative show called Every Line is a Circle if You Make It Long Enough at the Dennos Museum Center beginning at 11 AM.For the night owls or the mystery lovers among us, grab your friends and head downtown to 131 East Front Street. Traverse City After Dark is hosting an interactive murder mystery experience tonight, where you’ll be drawn into a thrilling who-done-it set right in the heart of the city. It’s a unique way to see Traverse City from a different angle and maybe test your detective skills.On a more serious note, many in our community are reflecting on last week’s stabbing at the local Walmart. As of Sunday, six of the eleven victims have been released from the hospital, and those remaining are reported in stable or improving condition. The investigation is ongoing, and we’ll continue to share updates as they come in. Our thoughts are with everyone affected.If you’re looking to get outside, remember that many area beaches and parks are open, and the forecast shows sunshine and warm temperatures—perfect for kayaking, hiking, or exploring the trails.That’s a wrap for a jam-packed local Monday. 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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