JULY
Art 'Round Town Walking Tour Continues Every Month
1-31 FOOTPRINTS-Ed Gray (JIKIWE) one person show footprints. Kerridge
Gallery Community Arts Center, Hancock, MI. Artist reception and talk July
1, 2004 (7 to 9 PM). Copper, clay vessels and artist books and paper. For
more information call 906-482-2333.
1-5 SHOWCASE HOUSE TOUR-the shops of Douglas cordially invite you to this
tour featuring the many talents and merchandise of Douglas. All proceeds
to benefit The Mason Street Warehouse Theater of Saugatuck. (Advance
tickets available at Bentley's, Widlum's, Mason Street Warehouse Theater,
or at the Door). I-196 or Blue Star Highway to M-89 Exit 34. M-89 west to
Lakeshore Dr. left (south) to second house on left 2385 Lakeshore Dr.
Donation $6.00
1-4 SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE-the longest running Broadway musical review in
history. Smokey Joe's Cafe is a sexy stroll through the golden age of
American rock-n-roll featuring smash hits like "Jailhouse Rock",
"Hound Dog", "On Broadway" and"Stand By Me".
Presented by Perrigo, Inc. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00
p.m. and performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further
information call Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their
website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
2 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance by Daniel Anderson on the guitar. For further
information call Norman Larsen, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
2 FULL MOON DRUMMING-7 to 9 PM, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio/Hawk's Nest (269) 561-5782.
2 OX-BOW: FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN STUDIOS-7:30-10:00 p.m. Join us every Friday
night, when students from the previous week's classes mount a show in the
tradition of salon-style displays. The work on display comes from all
media including painting, ceramics, metals, papermaking and printmaking.
In addition, the Ox-Bow Gallery (located in the Inn) presents a show of
work by Ox-Bow staff and Ox-Bow Fellows. Each event features an artistic
demonstration, which in the past has included glassblowing, metalworking,
papermaking in the lagoon, as well as puppet shows and other performances
and auction.
3 WATERFRONT INVITATIONAL ART FAIR-juried fair in Cook Park, on the
waterfront. Paintings, Jewelry, Pottery, etc. Displayed by 80 artists.
Sponsored by Saugatuck/Douglas Art Club. (269) 857-4707.
4 FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION-parade 2:00 p.m., music Cook Park, 7:00 p.m.
fireworks at dusk. Fireworks sponsored by Fireworks Committee, for further
information call (269) 857-4110.
4 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person -
all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
4 KAYAK THE FIREWORKS-join a guided tour on Lake Kalamazoo to watch
fireworks. For further information call Running Rivers Kayak Rentals (269)
673-3698.
6-11 SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE-the longest running Broadway musical review in
history. Smokey Joe's Cafe is a sexy stroll through the golden age of
American rock-n-roll featuring smash hits like "Jailhouse Rock",
"Hound Dog", "On Broadway" and"Stand By Me".
Presented by Perrigo, Inc. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00
p.m. and performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further
information call Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their
website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
7 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
8-9 CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OF SAUGATUCK-8:00 p.m. Saugatuck Women's
Club.(269) 543-9001.
9 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance by Abbie Rockwood on the organ. For further
information call Norman Larsen, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
9 SUMMER EVENING COOKOUT AT THE WINERY-enjoy a relaxing evening in our
quiet country setting. You bring the grill-master and an appetite for fun
and good food. We supply the wine, champagne, all the food, and live
music. Reservations required. For further information call
Fenn Valley Vineyards and Winecellar (269) 561-2396
10-11 SUMMER FUN WITH CLAY 2004-9am to 5 PM each day, for further
information call Ed Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
10 OX-BOW SUMMER BENEFIT AUCTION-now in its 93rd year, the now legendary
Summer Benefit returns! 6:00-10:00 p.m. Join us on the Ox-Bow campus for
an evening of spirited bidding as we auction off art and other items
created and donated by friends. Refreshments and dinner included. Tickets
are available in advance only. Contact 312-899-7408 for more information.
13-18 SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE-the longest running Broadway musical review in
history. Smokey Joe's Cafe is a sexy stroll through the golden age of
American rock-n-roll featuring smash hits like "Jailhouse Rock",
"Hound Dog", "On Broadway" and"Stand By Me".
Presented by Perrigo, Inc. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00
p.m. and performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further
information call Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their
website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
14 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
15,16 CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OF
SAUGATUCK-8:00 p.m. Saugatuck Women's Club.(269) 857-3287.
16 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance by Heidi Wolterstoff on the harp. For further
information call Norman Larsen, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
16 OX-BOW: FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN
STUDIOS-7:30-10:00 p.m. Join us every Friday night, when students from the
previous week's classes mount a show in the tradition of salon-style
displays. The work on display comes from all media including painting,
ceramics, metals, papermaking and printmaking. In addition, the Ox-Bow
Gallery (located in the Inn) presents a show of work by Ox-Bow staff and
Ox-Bow Fellows. Each event features an artistic demonstration, which in
the past has included glassblowing, metalworking, papermaking in the
lagoon, as well as puppet shows and other performances. No Auction.
17 MIDSUMMER'S EVE ON LAKE MICHIGAN HOME AND GARDEN TOUR-home & garden
tour on estate overlooking shores of Lake Michigan includes cocktails and
hors d'oeuvre, silent auction. Sponsored by Saugatuck-Douglas Garden Club
For further information call (269) 857-1620
17 LIFE PATH: MARKS IN CLAY-9 am to 2 PM, for further information call Ed
Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
18 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person
- all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
21 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
22-25 FULL GALLOP-the hilarious comic
adventures of famed Vogue editor, Diane Vreeland, the high-priestess of
fashion and fabulousness. Regional Premier. Performances Tuesday through
Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For
further information call Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to
their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
22,23 CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OF SAUGATUCK-8:00 p.m. Saugatuck Women's
Club.(269) 857-3287.
23 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance by Susan DeKam on the organ. For further
information call Norman Larsen, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
23 SUMMER EVENING COOKOUT AT THE WINERY-enjoy a relaxing evening in our
quiet country setting. You bring the grill-master and an appetite for fun
and good food. We supply the wine, champagne, all the food, and live
music. Reservations required. For further information call
Fenn Valley Vineyards and Winecellar (269) 561-2396
25 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person
- all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
25 ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET-Allegan County Fairgrounds, 400 exhibitors rain
or shine 200 indoor-200 under canopies - always the last Sunday of the
month April through September 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (269) 735-3333
25 COPPER BOWL FORGING-9am to 2 PM, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio (269) 561-5782.
27-31 FULL GALLOP-the hilarious comic adventures of famed Vogue editor,
Diane Vreeland, the high-priestess of fashion and fabulousness. Regional
Premier. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and
performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further information call
Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
28 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
29 DOUGLAS SOCIAL-food, music, beer/wine vendors from local organizations,
churches and restaurants. Downtown Douglas. 5:30-9 p.m.
29-30 CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OF SAUGATUCK-8:00 p.m. Saugatuck Women's
Club.(269) 857-3287.
30 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance by Laurie Van Ark on the piano. For further
information call Norman Carson, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
30 OXBOW: FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN STUDIOS-7:30-10:00 p.m. Join us every Friday
night, when students from the previous week's classes mount a show in the
tradition of salon-style displays. The work on display comes from all
media including painting, ceramics, metals, papermaking and printmaking.
In addition, the Ox-Bow Gallery (located in the Inn) presents a show of
work by Ox-Bow staff and Ox-Bow Fellows. Each event features an artistic
demonstration, which in the past has included glassblowing, metalworking,
papermaking in the lagoon, as well as puppet shows and other performances
and auction.
31 VILLAGE SQUARE ART AND FINE CRAFT FAIR- Village Square, 10:00-5:00 p.m.
Venetian Weekend in Saugatuck, sponsored by Saugatuck/Douglas Art Club.
(269)857-4707.
31 KAYAK THE FIREWORKS-join a guided trip on Lake Kalamazoo to watch
fireworks. For further information call Running Rivers Kayak Rentals (269)
673-3698.
31 HARBOR DAYS/VENETIAN NIGHTS-Lighted Boat Parade, fireworks at dusk.
Fireworks sponsored by The Fireworks Committee for further information
call (269) 857-4110.
AUGUST
Art 'Round Town Walking Tour Continues Every Month
1 MUSIC IN THE VINEYARD-enjoy concert recitals in our vintage garden
each Sunday afternoon from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. For further information
call Fenn Valley Vineyards (269) 561-2396.
1 FULL GALLOP-the hilarious comic adventures of famed Vogue editor, Diane
Vreeland, the high-priestess of fashion and fabulousness. Regional
Premier. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and
performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further information call
Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
1 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person -
all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
4 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
5 DOUGLAS SOCIAL-food, music, beer/wine vendors from local organizations,
churches and restaurants. Downtown Douglas. 5:30-9 p.m.
5-8 BRIGHT IDEAS-murder, mayhem...pre-school. Some parents will do
anything to get their child admitted. Performances Tuesday through
Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For
further information call Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to
their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
5-6 CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OF SAUGATUCK-8:00 p.m. Saugatuck Women's
Club.(269) 857-3287.
6 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance by Ryan Janus saxophone plus... For further
information call Norman Larsen, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
6-7 SUMMER CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION-featuring fine art by Scott Luoma and Joan
Luoma, and sculptures by Lisa Burrows. Come meet the artists! 5:00 P.M. to
10:00 P.M. For further information call (269) 857-7428 (gallery) (616)
405-0217 (studio) or go to www.ArtByLuoma.com
8 COPPER BOWL FORGING-9 am to 2 PM, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio (269) 561-5782.
8 MUSIC IN THE VINEYARD-enjoy concert recitals in our vintage garden
each Sunday afternoon from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. For further information
call Fenn Valley Vineyards (269) 561-2396.
8 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person -
all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
10-15 BRIGHT IDEAS-murder, mayhem...pre-school. Some parents will do
anything to get their child admitted. Performances Tuesday through
Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For
further information call Mason Street Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to
their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
11 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
12 A TAPAS EXPERIENCE-tapas-that indelibly Spanish invention-means
"cover" or "lid" and translates into a truly shared
dining experience that's surprisingly simple. Food enthusiast Diane
Richey, founder of the Lakeshore Cooking School, will guide participants
in a hands-on journey through these "small plates" so popular in
Spain. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. For further information call (800) 477-7434.
12 DOUGLAS SOCIAL-food, music, beer/wine vendors from local organizations,
churches and restaurants. Downtown Douglas. 5:30-9 p.m.
12-13 CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL OF SAUGATUCK-8:00 p.m. Saugatuck Women's
Club.(269) 857-3287.
13 ALL SAINTS' SUMMER RECITAL SERIES-14th Season, All Saints' Episcopal
Church in Saugatuck (corner of Hoffman and Grand). Recital Times 12:10 to
12:40 p.m. Performance byChristopher Meyer cello and flute. For further
information call Norman Larsen, Music Director of All Saints' at (616)
245-7695.
13 OX-BOW: FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN STUDIOS-7:30-10:00 p.m. Join us every Friday
night, when students from the previous week's classes mount a show in the
tradition of salon-style displays. The work on display comes from all
media including painting, ceramics, metals, papermaking and printmaking.
In addition, the Ox-Bow Gallery (located in the Inn) presents a show of
work by Ox-Bow staff and Ox-Bow Fellows. Each event features an artistic
demonstration, which in the past has included glassblowing, metalworking,
papermaking in the lagoon, as well as puppet shows and other performances
and auction.
14 SUMMER FUN WITH CLAY 2004-9 am to 5 PM each day, for further
information call Ed Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
14 SUMMER'S EVENING COOKOUT AT THE WINERY-traditional summer cookout. We
supply everything. Reservations required. Fenn Valley Vineyards (269)
561-2396.
14 BEER, BRATS & BLUEGRASS-an event at the Saugatuck Center for the
Arts, for further information call 269-857-2399.
14 VOCALIST-Chantal Chamberland in concert at the Woman's Club 8:00 P.M.
Tickets available at Open Door Music. For further information call (269)
857-4565.
15 A TAPAS EXPERIENCE-tapas-that indelibly Spanish invention-means
"cover" or "lid" and translates into a truly shared
dining experience that's surprisingly simple. Food enthusiast Diane
Richey, founder of the Lakeshore Cooking School, will guide participants
in a hands-on journey through these "small plates" so popular in
Spain. 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. For further information call (800) 477-7434.
15 MUSIC IN THE VINEYARD-enjoy concert recitals in our vintage garden each
Sunday afternoon from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. For further information call
Fenn Valley Vineyards (269) 561-2396.
15 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person
- all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
18 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
19-22 WICKED CITY-a musical comedy set deep in the world of Hollywood film
noir. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances
on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further information call Mason Street
Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
19 SAUGATUCK SIDEWALK SALE-9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. downtown Saugatuck.Lots
of fun, merchandise at great prices. Sponsored by downtown Saugatuck
Merchants. (269) 857-3133
19 DOUGLAS SOCIAL-food, music, beer/wine vendors from local organizations,
churches and restaurants. Downtown Douglas. 5:30-9 p.m.
21 LIFE PATH: MARKS IN CLAY-9 am to 2 PM, for further information call Ed
Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
22 MUSIC IN THE VINEYARD-enjoy concert recitals in our vintage garden each
Sunday afternoon from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. For further information call
Fenn Valley Vineyards (269) 561-2396.
22 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person
- all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
24-29 WICKED CITY-a musical comedy set deep in the world of Hollywood film
noir, Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances
on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further information call Mason Street
Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
25 ENGLISH GARDEN TEA-Earthly Expressions Secret Courtyard Garden 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM, for further information call (616) 844-0683.
26 DOUGLAS SOCIAL-food, music, beer/wine vendors from local organizations,
churches and restaurants. Downtown Douglas. 5:30-9 p.m.
29 TASTE OF SAUGATUCK-12 p.m.-7:00 p.m. a street festival of fine foods
sponsored by the Saugatuck/Douglas CVB and area restaurants. For further
information call (269) 857-1701.
29 FELT MANSION TOUR-tours of the Felt Mansion, 2-6 p.m. $7.00 per person
- all money to go toward the Felt Estate Restoration project. For further
information call (616) 896-7860.
29 ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET-Allegan County Fairgrounds, 400 exhibitors rain
or shine 200 indoor-200 under canopies - always the last Sunday of the
month April through September 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (269) 735-3333.
30 FULL MOON DRUMMING-7 to 9 PM, for further information
call Ed Gray Studio/Hawk's Nest (269) 561-5782.
31 WICKED CITY-a musical comedy set deep in the world of Hollywood film
noir. Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances
on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further information call Mason Street
Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
SEPTEMBER
Art 'Round Town Walking Tour Continues Every Month
1-5 WICKED CITY-a musical comedy set deep in the world of Hollywood film
noir Performances Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and performances
on Sunday at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. For further information call Mason Street
Warehouse (269) 857-4898 or go to their website at www.masonstreetwarehouse.org
4 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY ANNUAL USED BOOK SALE-downtown Douglas 10-5
PM.For additional information call the Saugatuck-Douglas Library (269)
857-8241.
4-6 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours 12 noon to 6:00 p.m. For
further information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
Group tours available.
6 DOUGLAS BLUE STAR BRIDGE WALK-9:30 a.m., true test of fitness!
Our 600-foot trek over the Village bridge. Sponsored by the Douglas
Historical Preservation Committee.
10-18 ALLEGAN COUNTY FAIR-150th year Allegan County Fairgrounds (269)
673-6501.
11-12 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours 12 noon to 6:00 p.m.
For further information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
Group tours available.
11 JAZZ CONCERT-8:00 p.m., Saugatuck Woman's Club. For further information
phone (269) 857-2287 or visit www.lakeshorejazzconnection.org
12 CLASSIC CAR SHOW (3RD ANNUAL)-vintage autos in immaculate condition on
display 11:00 am to 4:00 PM. Downtown Douglas. For further information
call (269) 857-1438.
17 HILLTOP PICNIC CONCERT SERIES-Liz Mandeville Greeson, Chicago Blues
Diva & Red Hot Mama. 8:00 p.m. Bring your picnic baskets and Coolers
with your beverages of choice! TIckets: WYCE (616) 459-4788 or comment @wyce.org
$15 in advance $20 at the door. 6069 Blue Star Highway, Saugtuck (269)
857-1044.
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17-19 HERITAGE FESTIVAL-discover the rich historical, architectural, and
agricultural heritage of the Saugatuck/Douglas area. Many fun, educational
activities will be scheduled including historic home tours, trolley tours,
guided tours of Crane's Orchards and Fenn Valley winery, band-shell
concerts in Wicks Park, Native American drumming, Riverfire. Sponsored by
the Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society. For further information visit
our website http://sdhistory.accn.org
18 MT. BALDHEAD CHALLENGE-15k and 5k run, 9 a.m. (269) 857-1389
18 ANNUAL SEPTEMBER ADOPT-A-BEACH-join other volunteers to help rid
Michigan's waterways of unwanted trash. For further information call
866-850-0745 or go to www.lakemichigan.org
18-19 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours 12 noon to 6:00 p.m.
For further information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
Group tours available.
20-26 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further
information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
22 AUTUMNAL EQUINOX-Sunrise, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio/Hawk's Nest (269) 561-5782.
24-26 PIT FIRING WORKSHOP-(Fri 6 PM to 9 PM Sat. and Sun 9 am to 5 PM),
for further information call Ed Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
25 CHILI BLAST-family fun, entertainment and plenty of chili. Sponsored by
the Saugatuck Area Business Association. (269) 857-4875.
26 ALLEGAN ANTIQUE MARKET-Allegan County Fairgrounds, 400 exhibitors rain
or shine 200 indoor-200 under canopies always the last Sunday of the month
April through September 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (269) 735-3333.
27-30 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further
information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
Group tours available.
28 FULL MOON DRUMMING-7 to 9 PM, for further information Ed GrayStudio/Hawk's
Nest (269) 561-5782.
OCTOBER
1-3 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00 p.m.
to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further information
call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
2 ED GRAY STUDIO FALL OPEN HOUSE-10 am to 5 PM, for further information
call Ed Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
2-3 BLUE COAST ARTISTS 15TH ANNUAL FALL TOUR OF STUDIOS-enjoy a weekend
filled with demonstrations and refreshments. For more information call
(269) 236-9260 or visit www.bluecoastartists.com
4-10 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further
information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
7-10 CRANE'S HAUNTED CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) Thursday through
Saturday 7:00 p.m. to 10:00. For further information call (269) 561-8651
or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
8 HILLTOP PICNIC CONCERT SERIES-Red Elvises, Russian rokenrol revolution.
8:00 p.m. Bring your picnic baskets and Coolers with your beverages of
choice! TIckets: WYCE (616) 459-4788 or comment @wyce.org $15 in advance
$20 at the door. 6069 Blue Star Highway, Saugtuck (269) 857-1044.
8 GALLERY STROLL PREVIEW RECEPTION-artist reception and refreshments. 5:00
p.m. - 10:00 p.m. For further information call (269) 857-1971 or (954)
468-1460 (Nov1-May1).
8 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BIRDHOUSE AUCTION-held at the Saugatuck Center for
the Arts, for information call 269-857-2399.
8-10 19TH ANNUAL GOOSE FESTIVAL-sponsored by the Fennville Area Chamber of
Commerce. Arts & Crafts, parades, entertainment, raffle. (269)
561-8321.
9 DOUGLAS OCTOBERFEST-downtown Douglas 6-9 p.m.
9 JAZZ CONCERT-8:00 p.m., Saugatuck Woman's Club. For further information
phone (269) 857-2287 or visit www.lakeshorejazzconnection.org
9-10 OCTOBER CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION-featuring fine art by Scott Luoma and
Joan Luoma, and sculptures by Lisa Burrows. Come meet the artists! 5:00
P.M. to 10:00 P.M. For further information call (269) 857-7428 (gallery)
(616) 405-0217 (studio) or go to www.ArtByLuoma.com
9-10 GALLERY STROLL OPEN HOUSE RECEPTIONS-at participating art galleries
in Saugatuck/Douglas. Featuring original artists, hors d'oeuvres and
music!
11-17 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further
information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
11-17 CRANE'S HAUNTED CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) Thursday through
Saturday 7:00 p.m. to 10:00. For further information call (269) 561-8651
or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
18-24 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further
information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
18-24 CRANE'S HAUNTED CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) Thursday through
Saturday 7:00 p.m. to 10:00. For further information call (269) 561-8651
or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
22-23 PRIVATE DINNER WITH THE ARTISTS-dinner and art show with Scott Luoma
and Lisa Burrows at the Saugatuck "White House Bistro" For
further information call (269) 857-7428 (gallery) (616) 405-0217 (studio)
or go to www.ArtByLuoma.com
25-31 CRANE'S CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) hours Monday - Friday 3:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday noon to 6:00 p.m. For further
information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
25-30 CRANE'S HAUNTED CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) Thursday through
Saturday 7:00 p.m. to 10:00. For further information call (269) 561-8651
or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
28 FULL MOON DRUMMING-7 to 9 PM, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio (269) 561-5782.
30 HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL-10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., country music,
entertainment,storytelling, arts & crafts featuring Harvest and
Christmas items, parade, events. Village Square. Sponsored by
Saugatuck/Douglas CVB. (269) 857-1701.
30 DOWNTOWN DOUGLAS HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION AND PARADE-adult time to dress
up and parade down Center Street. 10 p.m.
30 HALLOWEEN BASH-Halloween Party, DJ, costume contest. Immediately
following Village of Douglas Parade at the Dunes Resort. For further
information call (269) 857-1401.
31 CRANE'S HAUNTED CORN MAZE-(weather permitting) Sunday 7:00 p.m. to
10:00. For further information call (269) 561-8651 or go to the website www.craneorchards.com
NOVEMBER
19 HILLTOP PICNIC CONCERT SERIES-Potato Moon, with Special Guests TBA.
8:00 p.m. Bring your picnic baskets and Coolers with your beverages of
choice! TIckets: WYCE (616) 459-4788 or comment @wyce.org $15 in advance
$20 at the door. 6069 Blue Star Highway, Saugatuck (269) 857-1044.
19- 20 NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS-open house, food and drink and a chance to
win a $1,000.00 shopping spree. Sponsored by Downtown Saugatuck Merchants.
(269) 857-3133.
19-21 ANNUAL PRE-HOLIDAY SALE-art glass, jewelry, bronzes, paintings,
lamps and much more all on sale. For further information call Czarina's
Treasure (269) 857-7216.
20 DOUGLAS HOLIDAY PREVIEW-shops, galleries, restaurants Holiday Opening
Reception 5-9 p.m. Douglas Christmas Ornament signing at Olde House
Antiques
20 PLUM PUDDING AND BAKE SALE-All Saints Episcopal Church, at the corner
of Hoffman and Grand Streets, 8:00 A.M. til Noon. You make order a plum
pudding in advance by calling 269-857-5201.
19-21 THE SAUGATUCK CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL-the second annual program
will show films that are appropriate for children ranging from 4 to 18, as
well as adults; the festival schedule will appear on the Saugatuck Center
for the Arts website at www.sc4a.org by September; about 30 independently
produced films and at least two seminars will be offered. For further
information call 269-857-2399.
26 SAUGATUCK'S SPARKLE 2004-Official holiday lighting ceremony. Starts at
6:30 p.m. with a mini concert with Tom and Tana Grace singing Holiday
songs afterwards witness 500,000 lights turned on at Wick's Park
Gazebo-Water Street. Visit with Santa; sing along with carolers, free
refreshments. (269) 857-2613.
26-28 ED GRAY STUDIO HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE-10 am to 5 PM, for further
information call Ed Gray Studio (269) 561-5782.
26 FULL MOON DRUMMING-7 to 9 PM, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio (269) 561-5782.
26-28 BLUE COAST ARTISTS HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE-10:00 am to 6:00 PM. For more
information call (269) 236-9260 or visit www.bluecoastartists.com
26-28 KOOREY CREATION'S HOLIDAY REGISTRY-make you loved one's shopping
easy and register those unforgettable jewelry creations for Christmas.
Extra savings on all registered items. For further information call (269)
857-8050.
DECEMBER
3-4 A DICKENS CHRISTMAS DINNER-celebrate Christmas at the Kirby House, a
place that Victorian writer Charles Dickens would have called
"Christmas Past". Your package includes a holiday hors d'oeuvre
party on Friday night, a six-course candlelight gourmet dinner on Saturday
evening, and a souvenir gift. During your weekend you can also enjoy horse
drawn carriage rides in downtown Saugatuck along with your holiday
shopping. For further information call 800-521-6473.
3-4 CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT PROGRESSIVE DINNER-weekend lodging, dining and
entertainment package sponsored by The Grand Escape Inns of Saugatuck.
(800) 647-6023. www.grandescapeinns.com
Come celebrate our 20th anniversary.
4 NOUVEAU FESTIVAL-Join us for the first new wine from 2005 vintage. Fun,
food, great wine. Fenn-Valley Vineyard 800-432-6265.
4 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR-sloppy joes, pies, lunch, take-out, bake sale, homemade
cookies and candy treasures, crafts and quilts. Saugatuck United Methodist
Church, 250 Mason Street 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
4 HOLIDAY TABLES-event held at Saugatuck Center for the Arts. For further
information call 269-857-2399.
4 CHRISTMAS PARADE IN DOWNTOWN SAUGATUCK- 1:00 p.m.,sponsored by The
Saugatuck/Douglas CVB. (269) 857-1701.
4-5 HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE RIDES-12:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday, 12:00-5:00 p.m.
Sunday, downtown Saugatuck, sponsored by Saugatuck Area Business
Association. (269) 857-1701.
5 MESSIAH-held at Saugatuck Center for the Arts. For further information
call 269-857-2399.
5 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
private tours available upon request, call Diane at 616-836-6276.
8 HOLLYDAYS @ EVERYDAY PEOPLE CAFE-you are invited to a Holiday Bazaar at
the Bar, homemade artworks by local folks every Wednesday in December 5:00
P.M. to 8:00 P.M., 11 Center Street in Douglas. The restaurant is closed
but the bar is open for this unique holiday event. Chocolates, preserves,
paintings, fake furs Gray, Ferris, Stafford, Bohus, Amato. Free snacks,
cash bar.
9 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
Questions? E-mail Pat a pjmeyer04@chartermi.net Groups welcome; private
tours available upon request, call Diane at 616-836-6276.
10 "THE MAGIC OF THE SEASON"-several members and friends of
Unity Church on the Lakehsore in Douglas will present a program of music
and readings. The event will take place at the church, corner of
Washington and Fremont Streets in Douglas at 7:30 P.M.
10 ART WORKS'-First Annual Holiday Extravaganza, 3480 Blue Star Hwy.,
Saugatuck (near the North entrance to Saugatuck on Blue Star Hwy.) 6:00
P.M. TO 10:00 p.m. For further information call (269) 857-5556.
11 ART WORKS'-First Annual Holiday Extravaganza, 3480 Blue Star Hwy.,
Saugatuck (near the North entrance to Saugatuck on Blue Star Hwy.) 10:00
A.M. To 4:00 p.m. For further information call (269) 857-5556.
10-11 A DICKENS CHRISTMAS DINNER-celebrate Christmas at the Kirby House, a
place that Victorian writer Charles Dickens would have called
"Christmas Past". Your package includes a holiday hors d'oeuvre
party on Friday night, a six-course candlelight gourmet dinner on Saturday
evening, and a souvenir gift. During your weekend you can also enjoy horse
drawn carriage rides in downtown Saugatuck along with your holiday
shopping. For further information call 800-521-6473.
10-11 CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT PROGRESSIVE DINNER-weekend lodging, dining and
entertainment package sponsored by The Grand Escape Inns of Saugatuck.
(800) 647-6023. www.grandescapeinns.com
Come celebrate our 20th anniversary.
10-12 CHARLES DICKENS' A CHRISTMAS CAROL-Dickens' classic Christmas tale
featuring Ebeneezer Scrooge, various ghosts and an assortment of lovable
Londoners, brought to life by community performers. Fri/Sat at 8 p.m. Sun
at 7 p.m.; Sat Matinee at 2 p.m. Performances at The Saugatuck Woman's
Club Tickets (269) 857-1701.
11 COOKIE WALK-Ganges United Methodist Church, 2218 68th Street, 9:00 A.M.
to Noon, stop by and purchase some Christmas Cookies for a gift or as a
treat for you. Christmas Bazaar items will also be available.
11-12 HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE RIDES-12:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday, 12:00-5:00 p.m.
Sunday, downtown Saugatuck, sponsored by Saugatuck Area Business
Association (269) 857-1701.
12 VISIT WITH SANTA-please stop by our office this Sunday to visit with
Santa, receive a gift and enjoy refreshments. Mom and Dad, be sure to
bring your camera; Santa loves to pose for pictures! Shoreline Realtors,
202 Center Street, Douglas 12:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M.
12 AN OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS- 6:00 P.M., join us for an informal and
casual gathering as we share the story of Christmas, personal reflections,
refreshments, and song. The Saugatuck Christian Reformed Church, 6591 Old
Allegan Rd, Saugatuck.
12 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
Groups welcome; private tours available upon request, call Diane at
616-836-6276.
12 CHICAGO BRASS CONCERT-First Congregational Church of Saugatuck will
host the performance at 2:30 P.M. The concert will be followed by a
reception for the performers in the church Fellowship Hall. First
Congregational Church is located at 296 Hoffman Street on the corner of
Hoffman and Griffith Streets on the hill in Saugatuck. Tickets are
available at the door or may be reserved by calling (616) 475-6670.
15 HOLLYDAYS @ EVERYDAY PEOPLE CAFE-you are invited to a Holiday Bazaar at
the Bar, homemade artworks by local folks every Wednesday in December 5:00
P.M. to 8:00 P.M., 11 Center Street in Douglas. The restaurant is closed
but the bar is open for this unique holiday event. Chocolates, preserves,
paintings, fake furs Gray, Ferris, Stafford, Bohus, Amato. Free snacks,
cash bar.
16 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion betwen
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
Groups welcome; private tours available upon request, call Diane at
616-836-6276.
17 "CHRISTMAS AT THE ASYLUM-a variety show from The Dance Asylum.
6:00 P.M. at the Saugatuck Gymatorium.
17-19 CHARLES DICKENS' A CHRISTMAS CAROL-Dickens' classic Christmas tale
featuring Ebeneezer Scrooge, various ghosts and an assortment of lovable
Londoners, brought to life by community performers. Fri/Sat at 8 p.m. Sun
at 7 p.m.; Sat Matinee at 2 p.m. Performances at The Saugatuck Woman's
Club Tickets (269) 857-1701
18-19 HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE RIDES-12:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday,
12:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday, downtown Saugatuck, sponsored by Saugatuck Area
Business Association (269) 857-1701.
19 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
private tours available upon request, call Diane at 616-836-6276.
21 WINTER SOLSTICE-Sunrise, for further information call Ed Gray Studio
(269) 561-5782.
22 HOLLYDAYS @ EVERYDAY PEOPLE CAFE-you are invited to a Holiday Bazaar at
the Bar, homemade artworks by local folks every Wednesday in December 5:00
P.M. to 8:00 P.M., 11 Center Street in Douglas. The restaurant is closed
but the bar is open for this unique holiday event. Chocolates, preserves,
paintings, fake furs Gray, Ferris, Stafford, Bohus, Amato. Free snacks,
cash bar.
23 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
private tours available upon request, call Diane at 616-836-6276.
26 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
Groups welcome; private tours available upon request, call Diane at
616-836-6276.
26 FULL MOON DRUMMING-7 to 9 PM, for further information call Ed Gray
Studio (269) 561-5782.
29 HOLLYDAYS @ EVERYDAY PEOPLE CAFE-you are invited to a Holiday Bazaar at
the Bar, homemade artworks by local folks every Wednesday in December 5:00
P.M. to 8:00 P.M., 11 Center Street in Douglas. The restaurant is closed
but the bar is open for this unique holiday event. Chocolates, preserves,
paintings, fake furs Gray, Ferris, Stafford, Bohus, Amato. Free snacks,
cash bar.
30 CHRISTMAS THROUGH THE YEARS-holiday tours at the Felt Mansion between
Holland and Saugatuck, 6595 138th Avenue. Celebrate Christmas Past with a
look at American traditions of the Season from the 1860's-1940's. Enjoy
treats, music and historical attire and learn more about the life and
times of Dorr Felt, inventor and millionaire. Times: Sundays 3:00-7:00
P.M.; Thursdays 6:00-9:00 P.M.;December 5-January 2. For directions and
map, see website: www.laketowntwp.org
private tours available upon request, call Diane at 616-836-6276.
30-31 NEW YEAR'S EVE AT THE KIRBY-ring in the new year "In
Style!" Join us on December 30th for a welcoming celebration with
other guests and enjoy hors d' oeuvre's , drinks, and fun! On December
31st a seven course dinner with complimentary wine and champagne rings in
the new year. Fireworks blast off at midnight. Your getaway concludes with
a fabulous breakfast on New Year's day. For further information call
800-521-6473.
31 COMMUNITY NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts,
400 Culver Street, Saugatuck. Come celebrate with your neighbors! Dance
out the old, dance in the new. Featuring John Gallagher live on keyboards.
Dance Hits of the Twentieth Century dj'd by Rocky Loco between sets.
Lightshow, cash bar, munchies, party favors and free champagne at
midnight. Drop in anytime, stay as long as you can. 8 PM to AM. Admission:
$10/person. For further information phone Karen at the SCA (269) 857-2399
or Bill at the CVB (269) 857-1701.
31 NEW YEAR'S EVE FIREWORKS-Sponsored by The Fireworks Committee for
further information call (269) 857-4110.
31 NEW YEAR'S EVE BASH-the areas largest New Year's Eve Party. Doors open
9:00 p.m. DJ, show, food, bar. Party till 4:00 a.m. For further
information call The Dunes Resort (269) 857-1401.
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