One-Night-Only Old Art Building Exhibit Explores Growing up in Leelanau County
By Craig Manning | Sept. 30, 2026
What’s it really like to grow up in Leelanau County in the year 2026? Next week, Leelanau Investing for Teens (LIFT) will give community members a one-night-only chance to see the answer, in the form of a first-of-its-kind exhibit at the Old Art Building (OAB) in Leland.
“I've been doing work with teens for the last 10 years, and they never cease to amaze me,” says LIFT Executive Director Rebekah TenBrink. “I wanted to find a way to share that feeling with our broader community. These are kids that are living, working, and existing in Leelanau County. We're all here together. So, a chance to really see each other is …
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