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Traverse City's Merry Marketplace, Curling Classes, and Winter Art Exhibits
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Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Monday, December 1st, 2025.
We're diving right into the holiday season with a wonderful array of activities happening right here in our community today. If you're looking to get your holiday shopping done while supporting local artists, the Merry Marketplace 2025 Holiday Art Market is happening right now at the Crooked Tree Arts Center. Starting at ten in the morning, you'll find hundreds of unique handmade gifts and works of art perfect for that person on your list who has everything. The marketplace features knits, jewelry, pottery, ceramics, notecards, and prints from talented local creators.
For the art enthusiasts out there, we've got quite the lineup. The Dennos Museum Center is opening several exhibitions this morning, including Ice Into Ocean Arctic Tracings, a fascinating seven year collaboration exploring how ice reshapes the Arctic landscape through large scale drawings and installations. Nearby, you can check out Dewey Blocksma's Roundtable exhibition, featuring his unique gathering of figures and ideas informed by medicine and art. Both exhibitions open at eleven this morning with admission between zero and ten dollars.
If you're in the mood for something a bit more intimate, the Winter and the Blues exhibition opens at the Art on Union Gallery this morning at eleven. You'll enjoy seasonal sips and sweets while exploring local artwork that captures the calm and quiet of a northern Michigan winter. The opening reception was held over the weekend, but the exhibit runs through December twenty-fourth.
Looking for something more active? The Traverse City Curling Club is offering try curling classes today, perfect for anyone wanting to learn a new winter sport or brush up on their skills.
Beyond today's events, keep an eye out for bigger celebrations coming this holiday season. The Nutcracker presentation runs from December eleventh through the fourteenth at Interlochen Center for the Arts. Traverse City is really pulling out all the stops with festivals and activities throughout the month.
Whether you're a local or visiting for the season, there's truly something for everyone. From supporting our vibrant arts community to trying new winter activities, our town is the place to be this December.
This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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We're diving right into the holiday season with a wonderful array of activities happening right here in our community today. If you're looking to get your holiday shopping done while supporting local artists, the Merry Marketplace 2025 Holiday Art Market is happening right now at the Crooked Tree Arts Center. Starting at ten in the morning, you'll find hundreds of unique handmade gifts and works of art perfect for that person on your list who has everything. The marketplace features knits, jewelry, pottery, ceramics, notecards, and prints from talented local creators.
For the art enthusiasts out there, we've got quite the lineup. The Dennos Museum Center is opening several exhibitions this morning, including Ice Into Ocean Arctic Tracings, a fascinating seven year collaboration exploring how ice reshapes the Arctic landscape through large scale drawings and installations. Nearby, you can check out Dewey Blocksma's Roundtable exhibition, featuring his unique gathering of figures and ideas informed by medicine and art. Both exhibitions open at eleven this morning with admission between zero and ten dollars.
If you're in the mood for something a bit more intimate, the Winter and the Blues exhibition opens at the Art on Union Gallery this morning at eleven. You'll enjoy seasonal sips and sweets while exploring local artwork that captures the calm and quiet of a northern Michigan winter. The opening reception was held over the weekend, but the exhibit runs through December twenty-fourth.
Looking for something more active? The Traverse City Curling Club is offering try curling classes today, perfect for anyone wanting to learn a new winter sport or brush up on their skills.
Beyond today's events, keep an eye out for bigger celebrations coming this holiday season. The Nutcracker presentation runs from December eleventh through the fourteenth at Interlochen Center for the Arts. Traverse City is really pulling out all the stops with festivals and activities throughout the month.
Whether you're a local or visiting for the season, there's truly something for everyone. From supporting our vibrant arts community to trying new winter activities, our town is the place to be this December.
This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI