Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Sunday, August 24, 2025.The summer spirit is alive and well across Traverse City today, so let’s dive in to help you plan an unforgettable Sunday. First, the weather is cooperating: expect mostly cloudy skies with highs near seventy-four and overnight lows dipping to fifty-eight, perfect for outdoor adventures or evening festivities.Start your morning at the Interlochen Farmers Market, running from nine until two at the corner of US-31 and J. Maddy Parkway. Every Sunday through October, it’s a treasure trove of fresh produce, artisan foods, and handmade crafts—a real showcase of our local growers and makers.For the literature lovers, Glen Arbor Arts Center hosts Coffee with the Authors at eleven in their main gallery. Today’s topic is building the history of Glen Arbor Township, an invitation to connect with the stories that shape our community.Foodies have plenty to celebrate. Wine events are in full swing this afternoon with curated pairings at Bel Lago Winery. At one-thirty, French Valley Vineyards offers a tasting experience, while the Nauti-Cat Wine Cruise sets sail from one-thirty to three-thirty, pairing Lake Michigan breezes with local varietals. Over at Light of Day Organics, a unique farm tour combines tea tastings and yoga from two until four—an inspired way to relax and learn about organic farming.If you’re feeling festive, the 43rd Annual Cedar Polka Fest wraps up today in the Town of Cedar. It’s a lively celebration with spirited polka dancing, traditional food, and plenty of family-friendly fun. And music fans won’t want to miss the Jedi Clampetts performing live at Bel Lago Vineyards—a perfect blend of toes-tapping tunes and stunning wine country views.The evening brings a grand finale: Traverse City Food and Wine hosts an exclusive dinner at NOBO Riverside from five to eight, featuring James Beard award-winner Chef Mei Lin alongside local talent Brian Fleuter. Expect innovative cuisine reflecting Northern Michigan flavors in elegant style.Beyond events, local news headlines highlight some broader developments. The Traverse City Fire Department is rolling out new lifesaving equipment, enhancing emergency care across our region. And in neighboring counties, officials continue their push for environmental safety, including simulated emergency drills for oil spill readiness—a reminder of how Great Lakes protection matters to everyone here.That’s a taste of your Traverse City today, from farm markets and wine cruises to neighborhood authors and music under the summer clouds. 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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