Mysteries Ink brings immersive dinner theater to Huron
Mysteries Ink, a new immersive dinner theater, had its first show in mid-September.
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Tony Legando’s latest book of fables aims to teach life lessons to elementary students
Tony Legando aims to inspire, educate children with his latest book, Fables for Young Readers.
All Aboard Public Art Vermilion’s new sculpture project
The Public Art Vermilion sculpture project is scheduled to be installed by spring 2024 near the corner of Main and Huron streets.
Firelands Symphony Orchestra names new executive director
Firelands Symphony Orchestra names Ron Brooker as its new executive director.
Michigan’s rural CMHs work hard on improving access to mental health resources
MI Mental Health spoke with Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Chief Operations Officer Joanie Blamer and Sanilac County Community Mental Health CEO Wil Morris on addressing the mental health and wellness needs of rural communities.
A program of ‘transformational, creative placemaking’: Overton Park Shell rolls out its mobile stage
“With the release of the Mobile Shell, I hope to create more opportunities to support local Memphis artists and nonprofit organizations while making performing arts more accessible to all of Memphis,” says Shell on Wheels Outreach Manager, Yolanda Kelly.
Make a splash at the Big Splash Raffle
The 19th annual Big Splash Raffle will take place Aug. 18-19.
Let come what May
Singer-songwriter Dan May reflects on what a long, strange trip it’s been and looks forward to playing his hometown’s Party at the Pier.
Music education for every child in Detroit
Collecting used musical instruments -- 2,400 to date -- and distributing them to Detroit children is just one aspect of Detroit Harmony's mission to make music available to every kid in the city.
New Boys & Girls Club to open in Norwalk
The Norwalk club will be the second in Huron County.
Tony Legando’s latest book of fables aims to teach life lessons to elementary students
Tony Legando aims to inspire, educate children with his latest book, Fables for Young Readers.
All Aboard Public Art Vermilion’s new sculpture project
The Public Art Vermilion sculpture project is scheduled to be installed by spring 2024 near the corner of Main and Huron streets.
Firelands Symphony Orchestra names new executive director
Firelands Symphony Orchestra names Ron Brooker as its new executive director.
Michigan’s rural CMHs work hard on improving access to mental health resources
MI Mental Health spoke with Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Chief Operations Officer Joanie Blamer and Sanilac County Community Mental Health CEO Wil Morris on addressing the mental health and wellness needs of rural communities.
A program of ‘transformational, creative placemaking’: Overton Park Shell rolls out its mobile stage
“With the release of the Mobile Shell, I hope to create more opportunities to support local Memphis artists and nonprofit organizations while making performing arts more accessible to all of Memphis,” says Shell on Wheels Outreach Manager, Yolanda Kelly.
Make a splash at the Big Splash Raffle
The 19th annual Big Splash Raffle will take place Aug. 18-19.
Let come what May
Singer-songwriter Dan May reflects on what a long, strange trip it’s been and looks forward to playing his hometown’s Party at the Pier.
Music education for every child in Detroit
Collecting used musical instruments -- 2,400 to date -- and distributing them to Detroit children is just one aspect of Detroit Harmony's mission to make music available to every kid in the city.
New Boys & Girls Club to open in Norwalk
The Norwalk club will be the second in Huron County.
