Make the Most of Summer Before It Slips Away
August has a way of reminding us to slow down and enjoy every sunny day. Whether you spend your vacation exploring local festivals, relaxing on Lake Michigan beaches, discovering charming small towns, or enjoying live music under the stars, there is always something happening near Dyer Lake Vacation Home.
🌿 Ongoing Events – Local Favorites You Can Enjoy Throughout the Season
January – December – Music and More on the Alluvion Stage
Looking for an easy evening activity during your stay? The Alluvion hosts live music, independent films, art exhibits, performances, and community events throughout the year. Its intimate setting creates a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy local entertainment without dealing with large crowds. It is a wonderful option for couples or anyone looking for a memorable night in downtown Traverse City.
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January through December – Bingo on Wednesdays – American Legion Post 35
Looking for a fun and affordable way to spend a Wednesday evening during your Northern Michigan vacation? American Legion Post 35 welcomes both locals and visitors for weekly Bingo nights in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Doors open at 4:30 PM, with games beginning at 6:30 PM. Food and soft drinks are available for purchase, making it easy to settle in for an enjoyable evening. Best of all, every game helps support local veterans, so you can have fun while giving back to the community. Whether you’re feeling lucky or simply looking for a casual night out near Traverse City, this is a great local tradition to experience.
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February – December – Everyone has a Story – Kingsley Branch Library
Every month, community members gather to share personal stories in a warm and welcoming environment. Visitors are invited to simply sit back and listen, making this a unique opportunity to experience local culture while enjoying a quiet evening. It is a refreshing change of pace if you are looking for something meaningful during your vacation.
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March 15 – December 23 – Guided Forest and Trail Tours – Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Discover a different side of Sleeping Bear Dunes during these guided walks through beautiful forests and natural trails. Knowledgeable guides share fascinating information about local wildlife, native plants, and the changing seasons while keeping the pace comfortable for most visitors. It is a relaxing way to experience one of Northern Michigan’s most treasured parks.
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March 15 – December 24 – Guided Dune Tour – Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Enjoy spectacular views of Lake Michigan while learning about the history and geology that shaped Sleeping Bear Dunes. This guided experience allows you to explore the park without worrying about planning your own route, making it a great choice for first-time visitors.
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May 2 – October 31 – Sarah Hardy Downtown Farmers Market
One of Traverse City’s favorite seasonal traditions, the Sarah Hardy Downtown Farmers Market brings together local farmers, bakers, flower growers, and artisans in a lively downtown setting. Browse fresh produce, homemade baked goods, colorful flowers, and handcrafted products while enjoying the welcoming community atmosphere. It is an easy stop before lunch, shopping, or exploring downtown.
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May 3 through October 25 – Interlochen Farmers Market
Located just minutes from Dyer Lake Vacation Home, the Interlochen Farmers Market is a wonderful place to pick up fresh produce, locally made foods, baked goods, handmade crafts, and gifts. With more than sixty vendors throughout the season, every visit offers something new. It is also pet friendly, making it an enjoyable outing for the whole family.
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May 16, June 27 & September 19 – Young Eagles Flights – Frankfort Airport
Children ages eight through seventeen can experience the excitement of flying during this free aviation program led by volunteer pilots. The event offers a safe, educational introduction to aviation and often becomes one of the most memorable experiences of a family’s Northern Michigan vacation.
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May 25 through August 8 – Traverse City Pit Spitters – Turtle Creek Stadium
Spend a summer evening cheering on the Traverse City Pit Spitters, one of Northern Michigan’s favorite collegiate baseball teams. Games feature talented college athletes, family friendly entertainment, themed nights, and plenty of ballpark food, making this an enjoyable outing for guests of all ages.
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June 3 – September 20 – Traverse City Horse Shows – Flintfields Horse Park
Watch world class hunter, jumper, and equitation competitions at Flintfields Horse Park. Even if you are new to equestrian sports, the beautiful setting, impressive athletes, shopping vendors, and food options make this a unique way to spend part of your vacation.
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June 4 through October 29 – East Bay Corners Farmers Market
Held Thursday afternoons, this neighborhood market brings together local farmers, food producers, artists, and makers in a friendly community setting. Visitors can shop fresh ingredients, enjoy handmade goods, and experience another side of the Traverse City area while supporting local businesses.
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June 10 – August 12 – TADL Summer Storytime – The Dennos Museum Center
Families with young children can enjoy stories, songs, crafts, and interactive activities designed to encourage creativity and learning. The relaxed atmosphere makes this an excellent indoor activity if you are traveling with little ones.
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June 12 – August 9 – Paddle for Pints – Bike & Brew
If you enjoy outdoor adventure and local craft beer, Paddle for Pints combines biking, kayaking, and a stop at one of Traverse City’s favorite breweries into one fun experience. It is a great way to explore downtown from a different perspective while enjoying the area’s outdoor lifestyle.
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June 14 – August 9 – Second Sunday Art Project – The Dennos Museum Center
Held once each month, these hands-on workshops introduce participants to a variety of artistic techniques, including painting, weaving, printmaking, and flower arranging. Visitors of all ages and skill levels are welcome, making it a fun activity for families or anyone looking to get creative.
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June 18, July 16, August 13 & October 2 – NIBI: Spirit of the Water – Discovery Pier
Held once each month, these hands-on workshops introduce participants to a variety of artistic techniques, including painting, weaving, printmaking, and flower arranging. Visitors of all ages and skill levels are welcome, making it a fun activity for families or anyone looking to get creative.
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June 18 – August 20 – Concerts on the Lawn – Grand Traverse Pavilions Lawn
Bring a lawn chair and enjoy live music under the summer sky during these relaxed outdoor concerts. Local musicians, concessions, and a welcoming community atmosphere make this a comfortable evening activity for couples, families, and groups.
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June 19 – August 30 – Summer Concert Series – Interlochen Center for the Arts
The internationally known Interlochen Center for the Arts hosts an outstanding lineup of performers throughout the summer. From classical music and jazz to popular touring artists, these concerts are one of Northern Michigan’s signature summer experiences.
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June 20, July 10 & August 14 – Live at the Garden Theater – Frankfort
Enjoy nationally and regionally recognized performers in the beautifully restored Garden Theater. Located near Lake Michigan, this intimate venue offers a relaxed evening that’s easy to pair with dinner or a sunset walk along Frankfort Beach.
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June 26 – August 28 – Music in Northport Park – Ken Holton Pavilion at Marina Park
Spend Friday evenings listening to live music along the waterfront in Northport. Bring a chair, enjoy the cool lake breeze, and watch the sun begin to set while local and regional musicians perform in one of Northern Michigan’s most picturesque small towns.
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July 2 through August 13 – Summer Sounds – Michigan Legacy Art Park
Enjoy live music surrounded by art and nature at Michigan Legacy Art Park. These outdoor concerts combine beautiful scenery with outstanding performances, creating a relaxing summer evening that’s perfect for families, couples, and groups of friends.
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July 23 through August 1 – Lakeside Shakespeare Festival – Frankfort
A favorite Benzie County tradition returns with two weeks of outdoor Shakespeare performances overlooking Lake Michigan. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy classic theater in one of Northern Michigan’s most scenic settings.
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July 24 through August 2 – The Glen Arbor Players Present Savannah Sipping Society
This lighthearted comedy follows four women who discover friendship, laughter, and new beginnings. It is a fun choice for visitors looking to enjoy an evening of local theater during their stay.
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☀️ August Events – Savor Every Sunny Day with Festivals, Music, Local Flavor, and Unforgettable Summer Adventures
August 1 – 10th Annual Rock-N-Hole Golf Tournament and Concert – Elmbrook Golf Course
Kick off August with a fun combination of golf, live music, and community spirit at Elmbrook Golf Course. This annual event features an eighteen-hole scramble followed by a concert from multi-platinum guitarist Kenny Olson, whose blues rock performance is a highlight of the day. Along with great golf, participants can enjoy a fifty-fifty raffle, silent auction, and an afternoon spent supporting a worthwhile cause. Whether you are playing or simply attending the concert, it is a memorable way to spend a summer day in Northern Michigan.
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August 1 – Port Oneida Run – Port Oneida Heritage Center
If you enjoy scenic races or simply appreciate beautiful landscapes, the Port Oneida Run is unlike any other. The course winds through the rolling hills, historic farms, and peaceful countryside of the Port Oneida Rural Historic District within Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Even if you are not participating, this is a wonderful opportunity to visit one of the area’s most beautiful historic landscapes, cheer on the runners, and spend the day exploring nearby trails and Lake Michigan beaches. The event also supports the preservation of one of Northern Michigan’s most treasured historic areas.
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August 1 – Roller Derby Triple Header – Grand Traverse County Civic Center
Looking for something exciting and a little different? This action-packed roller derby triple header delivers fast skating, hard hitting competition, and plenty of family friendly entertainment. Three exciting matches, including a junior roller derby scrimmage, keep the energy high throughout the afternoon and evening. Food, beverages, and local favorites are available, making this a fun outing for visitors of all ages.
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August 1 – Woodland Home: A History of a Place – Glen Arbor Arts Center
Discover the rich history of Northern Michigan’s forests during this fascinating free presentation at the Glen Arbor Arts Center. Park Ranger Dave Fenlon and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Mae Wright share stories about the region’s woodlands from more than two hundred fifty years ago through today. Visitors will gain a deeper appreciation for the area’s natural beauty, Indigenous history, and the landscapes that continue to define Sleeping Bear Dunes and Northern Michigan.
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August 1 and 2 – Suttons Bay Art Festival – Crooked Tree Arts Center
Spend a relaxing day along the waterfront browsing original artwork created by more than one hundred talented artists from across the country. Set near the marina in charming Suttons Bay, this annual juried art festival features paintings, jewelry, pottery, photography, sculpture, woodworking, and much more. It is easy to pair a visit with shopping, lunch at a local restaurant, or a scenic drive along the Leelanau Peninsula, making it one of the most enjoyable August events in Northern Michigan.
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August 2 – An Evening with Dr. Marc Berman – Milliken Auditorium
Presented by the National Writers Series, this thought-provoking evening features environmental neuroscientist Dr. Marc Berman discussing the powerful connection between nature and the human mind. His engaging conversation explores how natural environments influence mental health, well-being, and everyday life. It is an excellent event for visitors who enjoy learning while experiencing one of Traverse City’s premier cultural programs.
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August 5, 6 and 12 – Steady the Ship – Inland Seas Education Association
Experience the Great Lakes from a whole new perspective aboard a traditional tall ship schooner. During this interactive sailing adventure, you can help raise the sails, take the helm, and learn how these historic vessels navigate the water. Along the way, the crew shares stories about Great Lakes maritime history while explaining the science behind sailing. It is a relaxing and educational outing that is perfect for families, couples, and anyone who loves spending time on the water.
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August 7 – Downtown Street Sale – Traverse City
One of Traverse City’s longest running summer traditions returns for another year of shopping and fun. Downtown streets fill with sidewalk displays, special discounts, and unique finds from local merchants. It is the perfect excuse to spend the day exploring downtown, stopping for lunch, grabbing ice cream, and discovering locally owned shops. Arrive early for the best selection and enjoy one of the area’s favorite summer events.
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August 7 and 14 – Friday Night Live – Traverse City
Bring the whole family downtown for this lively community celebration that combines live music, local performers, games, food vendors, and interactive activities. Friday Night Live creates a festive atmosphere where visitors can stroll through downtown while enjoying entertainment around every corner. Best of all, this popular event is free and offers a wonderful way to experience Traverse City’s welcoming community spirit.
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August 7 – Port Oneida Fair – Port Oneida Heritage Center
Step back in time during this beloved annual fair held throughout the historic Port Oneida settlement inside Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Historic farms come alive with artisan demonstrations, traditional crafts, local food, music, and family activities. A convenient shuttle makes it easy to explore each farm while learning about Northern Michigan’s agricultural heritage. It is a wonderful event for visitors who enjoy history, scenic countryside, and hands-on experiences.
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August 7 – Dave Calendine & Classic Silent Shorts – The Music House Museum
Enjoy an unforgettable evening where classic silent films meet live musical performance. Acclaimed organist Dave Calendine accompanies vintage comedies starring Buster Keaton, Laurel and Hardy, creating an experience that transports audiences back to the golden age of cinema. The beautifully restored Music House Museum adds even more charm to this unique night out.
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August 8 – Ikebana Flower Arranging for Adults – Dennos Museum Center
Slow down for a few hours and discover the peaceful art of Japanese flower arranging. This beginner friendly workshop introduces participants to the principles of balance, simplicity, and harmony while encouraging creativity in a relaxing setting. No experience is necessary, making it a wonderful activity for anyone looking to try something new during their vacation.
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August 8 – Swim for Grand Traverse Bay – Greilickville Harbor Park
Whether you are an experienced swimmer or simply passionate about protecting Northern Michigan’s beautiful waters, this annual event offers a memorable challenge. Participants swim in the clear waters of Grand Traverse Bay while supporting The Watershed Center’s efforts to preserve clean water throughout the region. Spectators are also welcome and can enjoy watching the event unfold along the shoreline.
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August 8 – Family River Day – Boardman River Nature Center
Families looking for an outdoor adventure will love this hands-on nature experience along the Boardman River. Children and adults can search for frogs, discover tiny aquatic creatures, learn about local wildlife, and help document species during a community BioBlitz. It is an engaging way to introduce kids to Northern Michigan’s incredible natural resources while creating fun family memories.
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August 8 & 9 – Ikebana Pop-Up Exhibit – Dennos Museum Center
Take a peaceful stroll through beautiful floral displays created by members of Traverse City’s Ikebana International chapter. These original arrangements are displayed throughout the museum galleries and sculpture court, blending art and nature into one inspiring experience. It is an easy stop to combine with a visit to the Dennos Museum Center.
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August 9 – An Evening with Dr. Gregory Stock – City Opera House
The National Writers Series welcomes internationally recognized scientist and author Dr. Gregory Stock for an evening exploring the future of medicine, genetics, and emerging technologies. His engaging presentation offers fascinating insights into how scientific discoveries may shape our future, making this an excellent event for curious minds visiting Traverse City.
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August 9 – An Afternoon with Jeff Daniels – Northport Performing Arts Center
Spend an afternoon with acclaimed actor, musician, and storyteller Jeff Daniels as he shares songs, stories, and reflections from his remarkable career. Set in the intimate Northport Performing Arts Center, this special performance offers a unique opportunity to enjoy one of Michigan’s most beloved entertainers in a relaxed setting.
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August 9 – Ikebana Flower Arranging for Littles – Dennos Museum Center
Parents and children can enjoy creating beautiful flower arrangements together during this hands-on workshop inspired by the Japanese art of Ikebana. Designed for young children and their grownups, the class encourages creativity, teamwork, and mindfulness while making lasting vacation memories together.
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August 9-15 – The Northwestern Michigan Fair – Northwestern Michigan Fair Grounds
Few events capture the spirit of summer quite like the Northwestern Michigan Fair. For more than a century, families have gathered to enjoy carnival rides, livestock exhibits, agricultural displays, live entertainment, delicious fair food, and special events throughout the week. Whether you spend a few hours or an entire day, the fair offers classic summer fun for visitors of every age.
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August 10 – An Orchestra in Miniature – The Music House Museum
Enjoy an intimate evening of chamber music performed by talented Interlochen musicians inside the unique Music House Museum. This special clarinet trio performance blends piano, cello, and clarinet into beautiful works that showcase the richness of classical music. Whether you are a lifelong music lover or simply looking for a relaxing evening, this concert offers an unforgettable cultural experience during your Northern Michigan vacation.
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August 12 – Backroom Gang – The Music House Museum
The Music House Museum wraps up its Mid-Summer Music Fest with an evening of lively Dixieland jazz performed by local favorite, The Backroom Gang. Before the concert, guests are invited to enjoy drinks and light refreshments on the museum’s new deck. It is a wonderful way to spend a warm August evening while enjoying great music in a welcoming setting.
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August 13 – Date Night Summer in Sicily – Northwestern Michigan College
Take your taste buds on a trip to the Mediterranean during this unique culinary experience inspired by the flavors of Sicily. Participants will learn about the island’s rich food traditions while discovering how local ingredients, coastal influences, and centuries of history have shaped one of Italy’s most celebrated cuisines. This class makes for a memorable date night or a fun evening with friends.
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August 13 – Songs for the Earth Curious – The Botanic Garden at Historic Barn Park
Spend a peaceful summer evening surrounded by gardens, native plants, and live Americana music celebrating the beauty of our natural world. Local musicians perform original songs inspired by forests, rivers, wildlife, and the landscapes that make Northern Michigan so special. Bring a chair, relax under the open sky, and enjoy a concert unlike any other.
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August 14 – Fireside Chats – Boardman River Nature Center
Gather around the campfire for an evening of thoughtful conversation in one of Traverse City’s most peaceful natural settings. These informal discussions encourage participants to share ideas, experiences, and perspectives while enjoying the simple comfort of a community campfire. It is a refreshing way to slow down and connect with others during your stay.
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August 14 – Cruz Contreras and the Black Lillies – Garden Theater
Enjoy an evening of heartfelt Americana music as Cruz Contreras brings his signature blend of storytelling, folk, country, and rock to the historic Garden Theater. Located just a short walk from beautiful Frankfort Beach, this concert pairs perfectly with dinner downtown or a sunset along Lake Michigan.
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August 14-15 – 50th Annual Frankfort Art Fair – Market Square Park
Celebrate fifty years of art, creativity, and community at one of Northern Michigan’s premier fine art festivals. Stroll through displays featuring paintings, sculpture, pottery, jewelry, photography, textiles, and handcrafted works from talented artists across the region. While you are in Frankfort, be sure to explore the charming downtown area, lighthouse, and sandy beaches that make this Lake Michigan town so popular.
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August 15 – The worlds Greatest Tribute to the Traveling Wilburys – City Opera House
Fans of classic rock will not want to miss this entertaining tribute celebrating the music of The Traveling Wilburys and the legendary artists who made up the supergroup. Enjoy favorite songs from George Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, and Bob Dylan, performed with incredible attention to detail. This high energy show is sure to have the audience singing along.
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August 19 – Marsh Wildflower Hike – Arcadia Marsh
Join knowledgeable guides for an easy walk along the accessible boardwalk at Arcadia Marsh while discovering the colorful wildflowers that bloom during late summer. Along the trail, you may spot Joe Pye Weed, Blue Vervain, Boneset, and other native plants while enjoying beautiful views of one of Northern Michigan’s most important wetlands. It is a peaceful outing for nature lovers and photographers alike.
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August 19 – Make Your Own Sauerkraut Workshop – Boardman River Nature Center
Learn the traditional art of vegetable fermentation during this hands-on workshop presented in partnership with Michigan State University Extension. Participants receive expert instruction, helpful food safety tips, and leave with their very own quart of homemade sauerkraut to finish fermenting at home. It is a fun experience for anyone interested in cooking, gardening, or learning new skills.
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August 19-23 – Traverse City Food and Wine – Various Locations
Food lovers will find plenty to celebrate during this exciting showcase of Northern Michigan’s outstanding culinary scene. Throughout the week, local chefs, wineries, breweries, farms, and specialty food producers come together for tastings, dinners, demonstrations, and unique experiences that highlight the region’s incredible flavors. Set against the backdrop of Grand Traverse Bay, this festival is quickly becoming one of the area’s signature summer events.
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August 21 and 22 – National Coho Salmon Festival – Homestead Township Park
Celebrate one of Northern Michigan’s favorite fishing traditions during the National Coho Salmon Festival in Honor. This long running community festival features family activities, live entertainment, food, parades, and events that celebrate the famous fall salmon run. It is a fun day trip from Dyer Lake Vacation Home and offers visitors a chance to experience another welcoming Northern Michigan community.
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August 23 – A Symphonic Celebration of Home – City Opera House
Celebrate the beauty of Michigan through an unforgettable evening of orchestral music. Composer and performer Tony Manfredonia joins the Northern Symphonic Winds and a talented string ensemble for a concert inspired by the landscapes, waters, and spirit of our state. Blending classical music with modern influences, this one-night performance offers something for music lovers of every age.
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August 25 – Doug Tallamy Lecture – Nature’s Best Hope – The Botanic Garden at Historic Barn Park
Whether you are seeking ways to enhance the impact of your garden, or just getting started in your gardening journey, this inspirational lecture will empower you with the knowledge and insight into how your garden can have a positive impact on our globe. Doug Tallamy is the T. A. Baker Professor of Agriculture in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, where he has authored 120 research publications and has taught insect-related courses for 45 years. Chief among his research goals is to better understand the many ways insects interact with plants and how such interactions determine the diversity of animal communities.
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August 26 – Guided River Float – Brown Bridge Quiet Area Canoe Launch
Spend a peaceful morning paddling one of Northern Michigan’s most beautiful waterways with experienced naturalists and river expert Steve Largent. As you float along the Boardman River, you will learn about the river’s restoration, wildlife, and unique ecosystem while taking in the quiet beauty of the surrounding forest. This guided adventure is perfect for anyone looking to experience the area’s natural beauty from the water.
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August 27 – Northport Community Band Summers End – Northport Performing Arts Center
Celebrate the approaching end of summer with an evening of live music performed by the Northport Community Band. The concert features an enjoyable mix of familiar favorites, popular tunes, and traditional marches in a comfortable indoor setting. Before or after the performance, take some time to explore Northport’s charming downtown or enjoy the waterfront along Grand Traverse Bay.
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August 27-28 – Charlie Berens The Lost and Found Tour – City Opera House
If you appreciate Midwest humor, you will not want to miss comedian Charlie Berens. Known for his wildly popular Manitowoc Minute videos and relatable take on life in the Great Lakes region, Berens brings his quick wit and storytelling to Traverse City for two nights of laughs. His show is a fun choice for couples, groups of friends, or anyone looking for an entertaining evening downtown.
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August 28 – Bioblitz at the Natural Education Reserve – Boardman River Nature Center
Explore the incredible diversity of Northern Michigan’s plants and wildlife during this community BioBlitz. Participants of all experience levels are invited to help identify species using the iNaturalist app while learning from knowledgeable naturalists. It is a rewarding outdoor activity for families, photographers, bird watchers, and anyone who enjoys spending time in nature.
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August 30 – Cherry Capital Men’s Chorus – 60th Anniversary Concert – City Opera House
Wrap up August with an afternoon of outstanding harmony as the Cherry Capital Men’s Chorus celebrates sixty years of music in Traverse City. The performance features special guest quartet Forefront, favorite songs from throughout the chorus’ history, and plenty of laughter along the way. It is a wonderful way to close out your Northern Michigan vacation with an entertaining performance in one of the city’s most beautiful historic venues.
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Make the Most of the Final Weeks of Summer
Many of these events are just a short drive away, making it easy to experience the very best of Traverse City and Northern Michigan while still returning to a peaceful place to relax at the end of the day. We hope this guide helps you discover a few new favorites and makes your August getaway even more memorable.
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