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It's Boyne Thunder weekend; See boats tonight at Stroll the Streets, Saturday on the lake
Bigger than ever, the 12th annual Boyne Thunder Poker Run brings speed, thunder, and excitement to Northern Michigan on July 10 and 11 in Boyne City. The poker run event showcases 110 high performance boats from all over the country racing through the waters of Lake Charlevoix and Lake Michigan on a 130-mile excursion in search of the best poker hand.
> The Poker Run begins with line-ups at 9:30 a.m. Saturday and a series of parade laps starting at 10, leaving from the Boyne City Marina. Veterans Park offers some of the best views for spectators. Card stops include Northport, Elk Rapids, Harbor Springs, Bay Harbor, with a lunch stop in downtown Charlevoix. Boaters wrap up their day on the water with a final card stop near Horton Bay and a reception at Sommerset Pointe. The day concludes with a dinner and auction at Veterans Park where participants play their cards to see who has the best hand. In addition to the Poker Run, the weekend offers activities galore in Boyne City, including a Friday night dinner for the boaters at the Veterans Park Pavilion and Stroll The Streets from 6 to 10 p.m. in downtown Boyne City. The streets are closed to bring incredible displays of Boyne Thunder powerboats and classic cars for people to see up close, with music on every street corner. (Stroll details below.)
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Biggest Stroll of the year is tonight Streets will be closed for Boyne Thunder boats and classic cars
Tonight's Stroll the Streets will be the largest of the year, as two blocks of Water Street and two blocks of Lake Street will be closed to traffic. The streets will be filled with Boyne Thunder boats and classic cars as well as the usual musical performers. Tonight's Stroll will also last an hour longer than normal, finishing at 10 p.m. instead of 9. The map above shows the entertainment line-up. This popular event is organized and sponsored by the Boyne City Main Street program and is funded by local businesses every summer Friday.
> July 17th schedule: Amber Thechel, Bob Greenway, Doug Thomas, Kellerville
Kowalske Family Band*, Pine River Jazz, Spectrum, Twister Joe, All One People on the Lawn at Lynda's and free horse-drawn carriage rides courtesy of RE/MAX Resort Properties.
> Visit www.strollthestreets.com for the full summer schedule and list of sponsors.
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City candidates forum Monday at library
The Boyne Area Chamber and the Boyne City Gazette will hold a Candidates Forum for Boyne City Commission candidates at 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 13 at the Boyne District Library. There will be six candidates competing for two positions on the City Commission. Because there are more than four candidates, a primary election will be held August 4th, and the top four finishers will be on the ballot Nov. 3rd. The incumbents are county jail administrator Derek Gaylord and retired teacher Tom Neidhamer. Both are finishing their first four-year terms on the commission. Challengers are former Main Street Program manager Hugh Conklin, Boyne Avenue Greenhouse co-owner Eric Frykberg, retired eye doctor Gary Mellon, and Inspired Living/Balanced Living business owner Leslie Neilson.
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Boyne Thunder supports Camp Quality and Challenge Mountain  Boyne Thunder is an important fund-raising event for Camp Quality, a non-profit organization serving children with cancer and their families providing year-round programs, experiences, and companionship, at no cost; Challenge Mountain, a non profit organization dedicated to enriching and improving lives for the mentally and physically challenged through outdoor recreation; and the Boyne City Main Street Program. Special thanks to this year's major sponsors: Mystic Power Boats, Sommerset Pointe, and Chief Performance. For more information about Boyne Thunder, visit www.boynethunder.com.
THUNDER CRUISE - Resort Rentals North is sponsoring a Thunder Cruise charity event on Saturday to provide Lake Michigan viewing of the Boyne Thunder boards from the deck of the Keewanaw Star. Depart from Charlevoix to cruise the waters of Lake Michigan at 10:30 a.m. for $25 or 12:30 p.m. for $35. Click here for tickets and details or call 231-582-2471. Proceeds benefit Camp Quality.
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Farmers Market plans Food Truck Rally fundraiser Thursday in Veterans Park In celebration of "all things local," the Boyne City Farmers Market is hosting its second annual Food Truck Rally fundraiser at Veterans Park Thursday, July 16, from 6-9 p.m. In addition to live music from Disasteroid, the event will feature local food, soda, beer and wine. There will be 21 vood and drink vendors, including Happy's Taco Shop, Pigs Eatin' Ribs, The Landing, Luckey's Coney, Frog Hollow Farm, Short's Brewery, Petoskey Brewing, Beards Brewery, Mackinaw Trail Winery, That French Place, Pond Hill Farm, Bee Well Meadery and more. Admission is $10 per person, which includes two beverage tickets. Additional drink tickets are $3 each or four for $10. Food stations are priced for sample size portions, $3-$5. For more information on the event, call Rebecca Harris at 231-330-2704. > JULY 11TH LOCATION - The Boyne City Farmers Market will move to Peninsula Beach Park on Front Street, this Saturday, July 11, from 8 a.m. to noon. |
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4th of July Duck Race winners get cash for wedding
Boyne Area Chamber Associate Director Kim Altobello presents a check for $1,000 to Dearborn residents Melissa Pellegrino and David Zimmerman (formerly of Boyne City), winners of the 4th of July Duck Race. The couple is newly engaged and the funds will come in handy as they plan their wedding. Mike Evans of Boyne City took second place in the Duck Race and won $250. Martin Neuhoff, also of Boyne City, placed third and won $100. Fourth through 10th places all won $50: Ray Rose, Amy Culik, Paul Shepard, Jim Rivard, Karen Gargaro, Bryan Feltman and Lynda VanderMeulen.
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Community Heroes Week at Boyne District Library
This year's theme for summer reading at the Boyne District Library is "Every hero has a story." Not all heroes wear capes. This week was Community Heroes Week for the Summer Reading Clubs at the Boyne District Library. We had many local heroes join us as guest readers: Officer Kyle Smith from the Boyne City Police Department, Lisa Howie from the Boyne City Transportation Department, Bill McMillian, a former member of the U.S. Navy, Boyne City Police Chief Jeff Gaither, and Boyne City Fire Chief Dennis Amesbury, who is pictured above. We read stories about brave heroes and true friends who help others in their communities, we started a list of real-life heroes in our community, and we learned how we can use our helping powers here in Boyne City by bringing in donations for the Boyne City Food Pantry. A big thank you to all of our heroes.
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Oleson Foundation awards gift for new surgical suite at Charlevoix Area Hospital
Charlevoix Area Hospital Foundation has announced a $50,000 commitment from the Oleson Foundation toward its FORWARD Campaign - Building on Our History of Caring. The campaign will provide funding for Charlevoix Area Hospital's current capital project, which will add a third operating room along with renovating the entire Surgical Suite and Laboratory in an effort to better meet the evolving health care needs of its patients, namely a rapidly growing demand for outpatient surgeries. Work has already been completed on a new Chemotherapy-Infusion Center and an expansion of the hospital's primary care facility in Boyne City, Boyne Area Medical Center. "The Oleson Foundation is excited to make this commitment to Charlevoix Area Hospital and the communities it serves," said Don Oleson, President of the Oleson Foundation Board of Trustees. "We are proud of our history of collaboration with local non-profits to enhance the quality of life for those living in northern Michigan."
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FUN, FOOD, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - Boyne Appetit!
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Wednesday Gazebo concert features Full Circle classic rock band
Next Wednesday's Evenings at the Gazebo concert will feature Full Circle, a local classic rock band formed in 1969. Although each band member has been involved in many different projects (and other careers) over the years, two original members (Nick Lilak and John Slough) are still leading the current line-up. In 2006, they convinced Roger Lilak to join the band on bass guitar/vocals. During the past few years, the Full Circle has added local percussionist Graham Fineout for most shows. Full Circle's primary musical focus is classic rock or "nostalgia rock" from the late 60's through the 80's. During their shows, the Full Circle plays a wide variety of popular tunes while always keeping vocal harmonies at the forefront. Click here to listen to three of their songs - 'Mustang Sally,' "Best of My Love," and "Please Please Me."
The Boyne Area Chamber produces the weekly concerts, which are made possible by support from the
Petoskey Area Visitors Bureau
and other business and individual sponsors. Concert-goers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets
and perhaps a bottle of wine. Thick 'N' Juicy Diner brings their food cart, offering hot dogs and bratwurst at the concerts. For more information call the Chamber at 231-582-6222 or visit
www.gazeboconcerts.com
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> Here is the full schedule for the remainder of the summer:
July 15 - Full Circle - Classic rock band.
July 22 - The Johns - Country /Americana.
July 29 - Olivia Millerschin - Top 4 finisher on America's Got Talent.
Aug. 5 - Horton Creek - Bluegrass, country, folk.
Aug. 12 - Moors & McCumber - Rootsy folk and melodic pop.
Aug. 19 - Ali Ryerson - World-renowned jazz flutist.
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Moxie Strings return to Aten Place July 18 The Moxie Strings will bring a special and unique evening of electrifying fiddle and cello, plus foot-stomping percussion, to the Aten Place stage on Saturday, July 18th at 7:30 p.m. The Moxie Strings is fiddler Diana Ladio, cellist Alison Lynn and percussionist Fritz McGirr. Their feel-good melodies and foot-stomping rock-influenced rhythms put a fresh and enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music. Aten Place is a 90-year-old oak frame barn with seating for 180. It is a non-profit endeavor, and no food or beverage is sold on the premises. Many patrons bring snacks and desserts to share at intermission. Tickets are $16 and can be purchased in advance at www.atenplace.com or by calling (231) 549-2076. Advance sales are advised; shows sell out quickly.
> Saturday, July 10th, blues duo MuleBone will perform at 7:30 p.m.
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Robin Lee Berry writes theme song for documentary, will perform at Hemingway Birthday Celebration The Perry Hotel is hosting its first Hemingway Birthday Celebration in Petoskey on Tuesday, July 21, to benefit the local production of a new documentary about Ernest Hemingway's early life in Northern Michigan. Boyne City singer-songwriter Robin Lee Berry wrote the theme song, "Horton's Creek and Windemere" for the documentary. She will be performing that song and others at the celebration. The event begins with a 6 p.m. social hour followed by dinner and a preview screening of scenes from "Young Hemingway: Finding His Muse in Northern Michigan." The documentary is being written and produced by Walloon Lake resident George Colburn and a production team that features the talents of many local residents. The film has just finished its "principal photography" phase, Colburn said, "and we want to share some of the footage with our friends and neighbors." "It was an easy decision to host the preview at Stafford's," Colburn said, "because of its location in city center where Hemingway spent a great deal of time - socializing with friends, gathering ideas for his early Nick Adams short stories, and fine-tuning his writing." And, he noted, Hemingway stayed at the hotel on occasion; you can find his name in the registry. > Tickets are $50 plus tax for a five-course Hemingway-inspired dinner. For reservations, call Stafford's Perry Hotel at 231-347-4000. |
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Library presents "Michigan Ghost Towns"
The Boyne District Library presents a program on Michigan ghost towns at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 14 at 6:30 in the library's community room. Did you know that hundreds of ghost towns dot Michigan's landscape through both the lower and upper peninsulas? Some even still appear on state highway maps. Originally centered in logging, farming and mining areas, these towns often faded into history when the natural resources were depleted. Only a handful remain standing, silent and abandoned, as a reminder of what once was. Settle in for an historic tour through Michigan's past as you visit the ghost towns of the great lakes state. Presenter Dianna Stampfler has been doing lively and upbeat programs about historic lighthouses, ghost towns, islands and other unique destinations in Michigan since 1997. Her programs on Michigan's ghost towns has proven to be one of her favorites.
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John Denver, ZZ Top tribute concerts to benefit community center
 The Boyne Country Community is planning two summer concerts to raise funds to help complete their building on North Lake Street. Seattle's Ted Vigil, a man who closely resembles John Denver both physically and musically, honors the legend of this iconic songwriter and singer with a musical tribute at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 25. People miss John Denver and Ted Vigil is doing his best to pay homage to his memory. His gift for the music and his polished, energetic performing style create a warm and delightful entertainment experience. Then on Friday, July 31, at 8 p.m., concert organizers are excited to bring Kansas City's Eliminator KC to Boyne City. These same three men have been performing a ZZ Top concert recreation for the last 15 years all over the USA. They are regarded by major talent agencies and talent brokers to be the world's most authentic ZZ Top concert recreation. > Both concerts will be at the Boyne City High School Performing Arts Center.
Reserved tickets range from $25 to $40 and can be ordered online at www.boynecc.com or by visiting or calling Boyne City Hardware, 231-582-6532.
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Reserve now for July 25 Farmers Market Friends Farm Meal
The Boyne City Farmers Market invites you to join them at 6 p.m. Saturday, July 25 at Elvyn Lea Lodge for the first of two Friends Farm Meals, which are fund-raisers for the Veterans Park Pavilion Project. "We'll savor the finest local, sustainable and delicious food in a charming outdoor setting, surrounded by a spectacular natural amphitheater of tree," said market manager Becky Harris. "Together we'll break bread and raise a glass to the farmers while supporting our amazing farm market." Green Plate Catering will prepare a menu including pork loin chutney or fresh grilled walleye accompanied with bitter greens on polenta. Admission is $75 per person including wine pairings. Musical guest is The Younce Guitar Duo. A second Friends Farm Meal will be Aug. 22 at Tapawingo. Reserve your tickets by July 11 here. Click the image above right to see it enlarged. > JULY 11TH LOCATION - The Boyne City Farmers Market will move to Peninsula Beach Park on Front Street, this Saturday, July 11, from 8 a.m. to noon.
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Raven Hill Discovery Center ready for Fun & Games at Summer Magic festival
The excitement builds as Raven Hill Discovery Center prepares for its annual fundraiser. This year's summer festival theme is "Fun & Games" and supporters of the non-profit family-oriented science, art and history education center and museum again will gather to help the facility continue its year-round goals. This year's benefit festival will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday, July 18, at 4737 Fuller Road in rural East Jordan. DJ Roger Coates, will entertain with music and more. Nathan Bates Catering will provide hors d'oeuvres and guests can enjoy wine, coffee, tea or lemonade, as they explore the grounds and browse the spectacular silent auction. Reservations are encouraged. Tickets are $30. Call 231.536.3369 or email for more information, to buy tickets, donate an item for the silent auction or be a sponsor. www.ravenhilldiscoverycenter.org
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Antique tractors, crafts, music featured at Flywheelers Show July 23-26
The 28th Annual Walloon Lake Antique Tractor-Engine and & Craft Show is set for July 23-26 at the Flywheelers Show Grounds on U.S. Highway 131, 2.5 miles south of Walloon Lake. Admission is $7; children under 12 are free with an adult. The event features opening ceremonies at 9 a.m. each day, a Tractor Parade of Power at 2 p.m., a large flea market, arts and crafts demonstrations and sales, a working blacksmith, basket factory and veneer mill, old machinery in operation, camping, free parking, food concessions and an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet at 7 a.m. Musical entertainment is scheduled daily.
www.walloonlakeflywheelers.com
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Kayakers raise scholarship funds for Camp Daggett Camp Daggett invites kayakers - both beginner and advanced - to join the team at the 7th annual Kayak for a Cause on Walloon Lake, Saturday and Sunday, July 18-19 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Camp Daggett is recruiting 30 or more kayaking enthusiasts to participate in the event. Beginners and advanced adult kayakers will paddle the 30 miles along the beautiful Walloon Lake shoreline and raise much needed dollars for scholarships for children to attend Camp Daggett Adventure Center programs. Kayakers can choose a one-day paddle for $150 in pledges or a two-day paddle for $300. Details are available at www.campdaggett.org. Not a kayaker? Go online and support a team member. Click here and and make a pledge to a member of the team. You can also dedicate your pledge to a specific school district or school of your choice. |
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WoofStock festival set for August 1
The Charlevoix Area Humane Society will host their second annual WoofStock music and pet festival from noon to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1. This festive fundraiser will be held at the beautiful Mackinaw Trail Winery on Highway 131 just south of Petoskey. There will be 12-15 bands performing during the day and early evening on three stages, an open mike stage, activities, followed up by a headline act later in the evening. There will also be animal agility demonstrations, sheep herding, pet contests and more, for a full pet-friendly day. Food, craft and pet related vendors will be in attendance to sell and show off their products and services. Mackinaw Trail Winery will provide beer and wine sales during the event. Admission is $10 for a full day of music, entertainment and fun for the whole family and your dog. > WIN A TRIP TO THE SUPER BOWL - The Humane Society is also conducting a Super Bowl 2016 Raffle, and the winner will receive two Feb. 7th game tickets, a four-night stay in a Marriott or Hyatt hotel, airfare and ground transportation. Tickets are $50 and only 1,000 will be sold. Get your tickets at the Humane Society in Boyne City or from CAHS volunteers. Info: 231-582-6774.
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Charlevoix Community Pool plans Venetian Swim Meet on July 20
The Charlevoix Area Community Pool is once again participating in the famous Venetian Games. On Monday July 20 the pool will be hosting the Venetian Swim Meet under the direction of new swim team coach Phillip Marihugh. We will be sponsoring 8 events, 6 age categories, male and female over 13 years. There will be 4 events and 3 age categories for those under 13 years. This is a great fun meet for people of all ages. Each event is $4/$7 for relays for pre-registration, $8/$10 for relays the day of the event. Warm-up begins at 3:15 p.m. and the first event begins at 4. Registrations forms can be picked up at the pool or online. Info: 231-547-0982.
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Boyne Area Visitors Guide now available as an app
The Boyne Area Chamber Visitors Guide & Business Directory is now available on the iTunes App Store. Here is the link to the free mobile app. In the Apple App Store, you can also search for Boyne City or Boyne Chamber and download the app to your iPhone for iOS 6 or later or to your iPad. When downloading for iPad, designate the iPhone app. The entire publication and links to websites are available in the mobile app. Once you download the mobile app, an internet connection is not needed for access.
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 SUNSET CELEBRATIONS - Boyne City Main Street invites you to come and celebrate Boyne City's legendary sunsets Join us at (where else?) Sunset Park in Boyne City every Tuesday evening at sunset. "We believe that every beautiful sunset is a reason to celebrate," says Lori Meeder, director of the Boyne City Main Street Program. "We want to create an experience similar to those that take place in Florida, where people come together to celebrate another great day, and hopefully bring their talents and creativity to be enjoyed by all." Bring your lawn chairs and refreshments and settle in for one of nature's most spectacular creations - a sunset. Anyone interested in providing entertainment for one hour is invited to contact Meeder at
[email protected]
or 231-582-9009.
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LIFT TICKETS ON SALE - It may be hot outside, but now is your chance to cool down with a great deal on skiing and snowboarding next winter. BOYNE lift ticket 3-Packs are on sale for $130, including three lift tickets valid any day of the 2015/16 season at Boyne Highlands and Boyne Mountain with no blackouts. Lift tickets can be used consecutively or during multiple visits. Keep the tickets for yourself or in the spirit of giving - share them with friends or family of any age. This Christmas in July Sale runs through Tuesday, July 14. Click here to order.
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 FREE OPERA CONCERTS - The Up North Vocal Institute has returned to Boyne City for its fifth season. The program's 20 "opera boot camp" students are spending the summer here getting instruction from Boyne City High School alumnus Matthew Chellis and a staff of nine other teachers. The students will present free concerts at the Performing Arts Center of Boyne City High School from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday evenings, July 10 and 17. They wrap up their month here with a "Gala Opera Scenes" concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 18. They are also performing in Charlevoix, Petoskey and Mackinac Island; see their website for details.
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 STROLL THROUGH HISTORY -
Boyne City has kicked off its new downtown historical walking tour. The Stroll Through History self-guided walking tour includes over 50 stops featuring the rich history of Boyne City's downtown. A printed brochure is now available at the Chamber and other locations as well as
online content
with additional photos, narrative and audio options.
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 LIFETREE CAFE - The state of romance and how to keep it vibrant will be discussed at Lifetree Café on Sunday, July 12 at 6:30 p.m.
The program, titled "Modern Romance: That Crazy Thing Called Love," features a filmed interview with cowboy humorist and performer Gary McMahan as well as his wife of more than 20 years.
Lifetree Café is a place where people gather for conversation about life and faith in a casual coffeehouse-type setting in the community room at First Presbyterian Church, 401 S Park St., Boyne City. Admission to the 60-minute events is free. For more information call Julie Hasse at 231-582-7983 or email
[email protected]
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POP FOR A PRIZE - Local Flavor Bookstore in downtown Boyne City is offering a
"Pop for a Prize" promotion. When customers come to the counter for a purchase, they can pull one of the red, white and blue balloons from the store window to receive one of several discounts. Discounts inside the balloons include 10% or 20% off any purchase, 20% off a book purchase, 30% off a used book or a free cup of coffee. Facebook page.
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OIL PAINTINGS AT FRESHWATER - On July 10th during Stroll the Streets, John Osgerby of Silver Pine Paint Company will be displaying a collection of 80 oil original paintings in Freshwater Art Gallery, 217 S. Lake St., from 6 to 9 p.m. These paintings are medium to large works, many having themes reflecting Northern Michigan. This viewing is free to the public.
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2 PERSON SCRAMBLE - Boyne Rapids Adventure Golf will have a scramble with two-person teams every Friday through the summer. There will be prize money, skins and lots of fun for $18 person. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Charlevoix Area Humane Society. For more information call Boyne Rapids at 231-582-3505.
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 LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
NORTHERN TABLE - Mondays and Wednesdays, 7-10 p.m.: July 13 - St. Art July 15 - Under the Moon July 20 - Charlie Millard, 7-9 p.m. July 22 - Younce Guitar Duo July 27 - Tom Heath and the A+ Three July 29 - Robin Lee Berry RED MESA GRILL, 8-11 p.m.Tuesdays: July 14 - Soul Patch July 21 - Charlie & The Bourbans July 24 - National Tequila Day Party w/ The Pistil Whips July 28 - Blake Elliott & The Robinson Affair CAFE SANTE > Thursdays, 8-11 p.m. July 16th - Ben Overbeek, 23rd - Younce Guitar Duo w/ Miriam Pico, 30th - Jake Allen. > Fridays, 8-11 p.m. July 10th - Mean Mary, 17th - Sean Bielby, 24th - Under the Moon, 31st - Andy Poithier. > Saturdays, 8-11 p.m. July 11th - Rachel B & Billy Castle, 18th - Genna & Jesse, 25th - Chris Calleja. SWING DANCE PARTY with the Pine River Jazz Band will be held from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Friday, July 17, at the Wolverine Dilworth Hotel. $10 suggested donation benefits the Charlevoix Area Humane Society.
WALLOON LAKE CONCERTS ON THE GREEN July 16 & 17 - Curtiss, 6-9 p.m. Aug. 14 & 15 - Moxie Strings BOYNE MOUNTAIN RESORT Snowflake Lounge - Friday & Saturday - DJ Bill da Cat, 6-9 p.m. Beach House - Friday and Saturday, live entertainment, 6-9 p.m. Live Street Theatre - throughout the resort, Friday & Saturday, 6-9 p.m.
> Weekly concerts - details elsewhere in this newsletter.
BOYNE CELTIC SESSION - 3 p.m. Sunday, July 19 at the Boyne District Library. Everyone is welcome to play or listen at this free celebration of Irish and Celtic music.
BC LANES - Open bowling daily, Glow Bowl Fridays and Saturdays 9 p.m. to midnight. 1199 S. M-75, Boyne City.
Tuesdays - Open mic, 7-10 p.m.
Thursdays - Karaoke, 7-10 p.m.
PIED PIPER SKATERY - Roller skating Wednesdays through Sundays. 04454 M-75 North in Walloon Lake.
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HOSPICE AWARDED GRANT - The Charlevoix County Community Foundation recently awarded Hospice of Northwest Michigan a $5,000 grant, based upon the recognized need for access to marketing tools and staff skills development. Amy Wieland, Executive Director, said part of the funding will be used to support the agency's marketing initiatives that help the community better understand the Who, What, Where, Why and When of Hospice care and to reinforce that everyone has a choice in their Hospice care provider. The other portion will provide opportunities for staff skills development. Presentations to local organizations or access to more information can be arranged by contacting Wieland at (231) 547-7659.
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BOYNE WRITERS GROUP - If you have ever wondered how writers develop dialog, meet us at the Boyne District Library at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 15. The group also has a Friday Night Coffeehouse on the front lawn of the library at 6 p.m. Friday, July 17. Bring a reading or any artwork you would like to share. Or just come and meet the group and enjoy the readings.
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| BLOOD DRIVE JULY 15 - The Boyne City Eagles will host a Red Cross blood drive at 106 River St. from 12:30 to 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, July 15. For info or an appointment, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-733-2767. Food will be provided for donors. |
NOW HIRING at the restaurant with the most beautiful view on Lake Charlevoix, Porter Creek Fish House. Bartenders, Bussers, Dishwashers, On-Call Event Staff. Contact Wendy at 231-675-6623 or [email protected].
HELP WANTED - Part-Time Fitness Attendant for Pointe Health Club in Boyne City. Some fitness experience preferred. Contact Dakini at 231-459-4442 or [email protected].
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| CABIN FOR RENT - A nice cabin near Boyne City, 2 small bedrooms with a queen bed and a double bed. Hardwood floors, knotty pine walls and ceiling. This is a open living/kitchen area, One room, plus 2 bed , 1 bath. This is set in the middle of 40 beautiful wooded acres. Rent is $125 per day (2 day minimum) or $750 per week. 50% of rent amount is due at the time of booking which is part of a $100 non-refundable booking deposit if booking is canceled. If you cancel you will be refunded all but the $100. A $300 (refundable) damage deposit and balance of rent is due at time of arrival. Visa/MC/Discover/American Express. Details. Info: Jeffrey Kelts, 231-582-2161. |
OFFICE FOR RENT - Upstairs office space available beginning August 1 in beautiful historic building in downtown Boyne City. The space is well maintained and convenient to all the amenities of downtown. Call 231-675-1768 for more information.
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| BUSINESS PROPERTIES - The Boyne City Main Street Program has a list of available business properties for lease and for sale on its website. Real estate professionals and building owners are encouraged to email [email protected] to add properties or change the status of properties already listed. |
| "BC" WINDOW STICKERS and "Boyne City" license plates are available at Local Flavor bookstore, Country Now & Then and the Chamber office with proceeds going to the Boyne City Booster Foundation. DIGITAL VISITORS GUIDE and Business Directory - Click here.
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