The Next Generation Competes in Northern Michigan
Sunday, August 2
1PM
Flintfields Horse Park, Williamsburg
Sports
$15 & up
Enjoy international equestrian talent in an Olympic-style championship atmosphere. traversecityhorseshows.com/visit
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Suttons Bay Book Sale
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9:30 AM
"For the Birds" Art Exhibition
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10:00 AM
Cherry State of Mind
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10:00 AM
Container
This exhibit explores the many meanings of containment through both …
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10:00 AM
Paint Grand Traverse: Extended Exhibit
Experience the beauty of northern Michigan through the eyes of …
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Suttons Bay Art Festival
Featuring 100 artists along with community groups, a community library …
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11:00 AM
4th Annual Great Bodies Group Exhibit
Featuring more than 25 artists, this exhibit celebrates the abundance …
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12:00 PM
Scottish Music & Dance with St. Andrews Society of Northwestern Michigan
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The Next Generation Competes in Northern Michigan
Enjoy international equestrian talent in an Olympic-style championship atmosphere. traversecityhorseshows.com/visit
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TC Pit Spitters vs. Richmond Flying Mummies: Family Days
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NWS: Marc Berman Ph.D
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