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Gar Atchison, MBA, was recently named president and CEO of McLaren Northern Michigan. Gar’s appointment follows a national search conducted in coordination with McLaren Health Care, McLaren Northern Michigan executive leadership, members of the medical staff and the McLaren Northern Michigan Board of Trustees. Gar brings more than 30 years of health care leadership experience to McLaren Northern Michigan, many of those years in executive positions. Most recently, he served as Regional President and CEO of Marquette‐based UP Health System. Gar holds a financial management degree from the University of North Dakota and an MBA from Lake Superior State University. He is a fellow with the American College of Medical Practice Executives and a member of the Board of Trustees for the Michigan Health and Hospital Association.
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The Great Start Collaborative of Charlevoix, Emmet and Northern Antrim Counties recently wrapped up the second phase of its doula initiative: postpartum training. The four-day DONA International Postpartum Doula training launched 18 postpartum doulas into the community. Postpartum doula services are most often provided in the first six months following pregnancy, labor and delivery. Click here to read the full press release. To learn more about the doulas who have completed the birth or postpartum doula trainings hosted by the collaborative, and to see a listing of the doulas who have worked to contract with Michigan Medicaid health plans and are now able to service Michigan Medicaid recipients at no out-of-pocket expense to the family, click here.
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Claire Hague, OTD, has recently been named Challenge Mountain’s first associate program director. Her position supports year-round programming from adaptive skiing to nature and arts-focused activities for participants with cognitive, physical and developmental disabilities. Her role combines collaborative planning, best practices learned from her OT education, and on-site interventional strategies. The Harbor Springs native and graduate of Western Michigan University spent a 16-week internship with Challenge Mountain, beginning in January 2023. As an avid sportsperson and adaptive specialist, Hague found the relationship to be a good fit, and the organization was thrilled with the connection. Click here to read the full article online.
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This Weekend
Ladies, it's time to shop, sip, and stroll the streets of Downtown Petoskey for the annual Ladies Opening Night. Instead of hunting for bucks, spend some "bucks” to kick off the holiday season. Scope out gifts for yourself and your loved ones while playing games, winning prizes, and snacking your way through downtown Petoskey. This fun event takes place TONIGHT from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at over 30 participating downtown businesses. Enter to win one of three great doe prizes (no purchase necessary). BUCKets with entry slips will be available at participating retailers. Winners will be randomly selected and notified on November 21. Additional details and a list of participating stores can be found by clicking here.
The Emmet County Fairgrounds will be hosting their annual handmade holiday craft show benefiting Brother Dan's Food Pantry, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 18. The community building will host local vendors featuring handmade items for sale just in time for the holiday season. Admission is $2 or a non-perishable food item.
Saturday, November 18 come to Harbor Springs Performing Arts Center at 7:00 p.m. to experience Crooked Tree Arts Center School of Ballet’s 17th annual Fall for Dance. This year’s performance features original works choreographed by the school of ballet students, faculty, and alums and will also feature two works by guest choreographer Robin Pettersen, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater faculty emeritus. Click here to find our more and to purchase tickets.
Saturday, November 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Crooked Tree Arts Center come experience The Moxie Strings as they culminate their 17-year run with their final weekend of shows. Hailed by The Grand Rapids Press as “top-notch, instrumental wizardry,” The Moxie Strings offer listeners the unique opportunity to experience some of the world’s best- known instruments through an electric, innovative lens. Click here to purchase tickets.
The Fustini’s team recently arrived home from a fabulous week in Spain and Italy with a bit of the delicious olive oil harvest. They brought back a sample of the next fresh, green Picual select that was crushed three weeks ago. While you can’t purchase this in their stores just yet, they were so excited to share how amazing it is that this Saturday, November 18, at each of their stores, they will be offering an appetizer inspired by their trip and by this new olive oil. Come to their event, taste the oil’s deliciousness, and receive a coupon for one free bottle that you can redeem when the new olive oils arrive in their stores in February.
Saturday, November 18 from, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Poetess and Stranger is bringing in David Hornibrook for a poetry workshop. Sign up now for Commemoration, Gratitude, and Praise: A Generative Poetry Workshop. Among the oldest uses of poetry is the act of public commemoration. Participants will create individual and collaborative poems and will be challenged to write outside of their comfort zone and against cynicism. David Hornibrook is the author of Night Manual and the recipient of numerous awards and prizes. This is a workshop you will not want to miss. To find out more information or to register, email [email protected] or call 231-622-8053.
Northern Michigan Chorale presents Holiday Memory Lane on Saturday, November 18 at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, November 19 at 3:00 p.m. at the Great Lakes Center for the Arts in Bay Harbor. Tickets ($15 general public, $12 for students and seniors, free for age 10 and under) for the 41st fall concert for this long-running community group are available at the GLCFA box office by calling 231-439-2610, online at www.greatlakescfa.org, or from chorale members. They will also be available at the door. The group is directed by Kay Kline and accompanied by Cynda Coleman. The concert is presented with generous support from NorthGoods in downtown Petoskey and from the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation. For further information, visit their website at www.nmchorale.org.
Head to Treetops Resort in Gaylord this weekend for Blue Ribbon Events’ Hunter’s Widow Weekend. There will be arts and crafts and so much fun. The event takes place on November 18 and 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day. Artists, makers, and vendors will have unique, handmade, and unusual items just in time for the holidays. Admission is $3.00 and free for anyone under 16. Bring a canned good or other nonperishable food item to support a local food bank and save $1.00. Click here to find out more.
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Next Week
Though it was previously sold out, The Manna Food Project just got a generous donation from a local potter, so now there are 30 more tickets available for Empty Bowls 2023! This popular event is from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Stafford's Perry Hotel. The cost is $35 a ticket, and for that $35 you will get your choice of Stafford's soup, bread from Crooked Tree Breadworks and Johan's Bakery, dessert, and a hand-crafted bowl from a local artist. Click here to purchase tickets or call Manna at 231-347-8852. Act quickly though, this event is sure to sell out once again.
The Health Department of Northwest Michigan is having a blood drive on November 22 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at their office at 3434 M-119 in Harbor Springs. Every donation impacts up to 3 lives. Help Versiti reach their drive goal of 17 donations so they can give 47 patients another holiday season with their loved ones. BONUS: As a thank you, all attempting donors with a valid email on file will receive a $15 e-gift card. Call 866-642-5663 to find out more, or click here to register.
On Friday, November 24, Three Pines Studio & Gallery will be ringing in the holiday season in beautiful Cross Village. Come to the village the day after Thanksgiving for the Three Pines Open House and Community Tree Lighting. Everyone is invited. Starting at 11:00 a.m., Three Pines open house will have roasted chestnuts, Christmas treats, and fun activities. Plus, music by Melissa Welke will begin at 2:00 p.m. At 5:00 p.m., caroling will be led by the Scott Family Vocalists with the community tree lighting at 5:30 p.m. Help decorate the Cross Village Christmas tree with your custom ornament. You can drop it off or hang on the tree yourself.
Holiday cheer is coming your way during the 2023 Downtown Petoskey holiday parade. On Saturday, November 25 at 6:00 p.m. the downtown streets will be filled with holiday magic: floats, car ensembles, local non-profits, the amazing Petoskey High School marching band and of course - the big man himself, SANTA. Are you interested in participating in the parade? Please join Petoskey for this wonderful, community event! The entry form and parade information are available by clicking here.
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Upcoming
FarmHouse Vineyards greenery party is back by popular demand. Join them at 6:00 p.m. on November 28 in their rustic barn for a quick tutorial by Upsy-Daisy Floral. They will provide all of the greens to make a Christmas table centerpiece. The entry fee includes (1) glass of FarmHouse Vineyards wine, wood fired pizzas, and all supplies. You will leave this event with your own beautiful creation. Space is LIMITED! The cost is $50 per person. To purchase tickets, click here.
Thursday, November 30 at 7:00 p.m., come to Lyric Theater in Harbor Springs for the screening of Ripple: Casting for Change. This is a documentary about a group of middle school girls from Harbor Springs who traveled to Beaver Island this past summer on a fly-fishing adventure. It details the story of this unique group, the Adventure Club, their mission, and the girls-only excursion into the middle of Lake Michigan. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students, with proceeds benefiting the Adventure Club. Tickets will be available in advance from club members. For more information, visit Ripple.film on Instagram. Click here to read the full press release.
Petoskey Downtown’s holiday open house is just around the corner. Friday, December 1 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the open house begins with an appearance from Santa, who flies into town to light the giant Christmas tree in Pennsylvania Park and greet children on the streets. The tree lighting ceremony will begin right at 6:00. This is the night when the streets are closed, and the merchants keep their stores open late to offer you warm holiday greetings and hospitality. The Petoskey High School Steel Drum Band will be performing, and participating stores will offer treats and special offers. Click here to find out more.
Saturday, December 2, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. join Hilary Lake for Creative ReBirth: An Embodiment Workshop. Through trauma informed gentle & playful embodiment practices including mindfulness, storytelling, intuitive drawing, and gentle movement, you’ll explore the conditions that welcome creative birth and rebirth in our lives. This is specifically for entrepreneurs and folks preparing to be parents or who are already parents. No previous experience is needed and you’ll be guided to relax in incremental and safe ways to support your own embodied knowing and courage to emerge. Childcare is available for this. Learn more by clicking here.
Looking for an extra special experience with Santa Claus? On December 3, Santa will be hosting two separate experiences. The first is from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and the second is from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For just $25 per child, each event will include story time with Santa, professional photos in front of a beautifully decorated fireplace delivered digitally, a Christmas sock coloring station, a nice list guarantee, and a special treat to take home. Hurry though, spots are limited for this amazing opportunity. Tickets for this special event can be purchased by clicking here or by calling Grandpa Shorter’s at 231-347-2603.
Join in on December 7 and 8 for a cherished holiday tradition as the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra presents Handel’s masterpiece “Messiah.” The performance will be at 7:00 p.m. on both nights at the Great Lakes Center for the Arts, 800 Bay Harbor Dr., Petoskey. The Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra Chorus and guest soloists, led by Director André Strydom, will join the orchestra led by GLCO Conductor and Music Director Libor Ondras. The concert also includes Gerald Finzi’s “In Terra Pax.” Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra is a non-profit organization headquartered in downtown Petoskey. Tickets from $35 - $65 are available at www.glcorchestra.org. The concert is free for veterans, active service members and students 18 and under by calling 231-487-0010.
Friday, December 8 from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., raise a glass with B. May Bags while shopping unique gifts created in their bag lab. They will have lots of special bags and a variety of curated gift sets to save you time and money. Their amazing production team has created dozens of beautiful and shiny leather ornaments to put you in the holiday spirit. There will be a free gift with every purchase and La Casa de Rosas taco truck will be on hand. B. May Bags is located at 1922 M 119.
Camp Daggett will be hosting their annual S’mores with Santa event on Sunday, December 10, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. This event is free and open to the community. Guests will get the opportunity to enjoy hot cocoa and s’mores, decorate sugar cookies, take a photo with Santa Claus, write letters to the North Pole, and go on a scavenger hunt. This is a holiday event that you and your family do not want to miss. Additionally, Camp Daggett has partnered with Fletch’s of Petoskey to become a sign-up location for their “Share a Christmas” initiative. Families in Charlevoix and Emmet counties in need of help this holiday season can register to receive a warm meal and gifts courtesy of Fletch’s.
Crooked Tree Arts Center School of Ballet presents: The Nutcracker. Saturday, December 16 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, December 17 at 3:00 p.m., head to Great Lakes Center for the Arts for this annual experience. Celebrate the holiday season with the dancers of Crooked Tree Arts Center’s School of Ballet. This dynamic and beautiful show, with original choreography, has become a favorite holiday-time tradition of the northern Michigan community. Click here to find out more and to purchase tickets.
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Ongoing
Santa Claus will be visiting Luci and Carl’s Candy Cabin- the amazing new store in downtown Petoskey located below Grandpa Shorter’s Gifts. Santa will be inside, in front of a beautifully decorated fireplace that provides a wonderful backdrop for your Santa photos. Meet Santa Claus at 209 Petoskey Street in Petoskey, Michigan on Sunday November 26 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. He will be back Sunday December 3 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday December 10 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. These visits are open to the public and free of charge.
The Petoskey Film Series, which for years had provided free showings of movies at the Carnegie Building, made a comeback starting in September. You have three more chances in 2023 to come out and watch these free film classics. The movies are shown on Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m. in the Carnegie Building through December 6. The doors open at 6:30, and you may bring your own snacks. Click here to find out more and to see a schedule of all the movies.
Santa is coming to town again soon, and he will be hanging out at the Kilwins kitchen. Kilwins is continuing their tradition of making the holiday season memorable. Santa will park his sleigh outside of the store, and children of all ages are welcome to come up and get a photo with him. You can also enjoy a free cup of hot chocolate made with Kilwins heritage chocolate. Santa will be outside, so be sure you dress warmly. Santa’s sleigh will be parked at 1050 Bay View Road in Petoskey from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on November 25 and December 2, 9, 16, and 23. This event is free and open to the public.
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Of Special Note
The Health Department of Northwest Michigan has Toys for Tots donation boxes at their offices in Charlevoix, 220 W. Garfield; Gaylord, 95 Livingston Blvd.; Harbor Springs/Petoskey, 343 M-119, Suite A; Mancelona, 205 Grove St.; and Bellaire, 209 Portage Dr. The boxes are just inside the front doors. Please feel free to drop off toys for local tots during office hours until Thursday, Dec. 7, which is when they will deliver the toys to the organization. Toys for Tots is a nonprofit organization run by the Marine Corps Reserve to provide children with toys for Christmas when their parents cannot afford them. Local campaigns are conducted annually in more than 800 community in all 50 states. Local contributions are distributed to local families.
On Tuesday, November 28 in celebration of Giving Tuesday, Culver’s in both Petoskey and Charlevoix will be donating 10% of all sales to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Michigan (Bigs) to defend the potential of local children through a caring, positive adult mentor. Visit your local Culver’s in Charlevoix and Petoskey on Giving Tuesday and give BIG! It’s the perfect reason to treat your team, family, or friends to Culver’s. If you are unable to join, but are interested in making a donation or learning more about becoming a mentor click here, or text/call 231-642-9124.
Stafford’s Hospitality would like you to know that they still availability for holiday parties. They make planning easy. You pick the venue- either their Bay View Inn or Perry Hotel. Both will be fully decorated for the holidays, and both spaces have private and spacious banquet rooms. You can have luncheons, cocktail parties, or dinner events. Is your December too busy? They book employee appreciation parties in January and February too. Contact Stafford’s group sales department at 231-348-6017 or email [email protected].
Lavender Hill Farm has an amazing space that is available year-round for rent. The Copper Room at Lavender Hill Farm is available for birthday parties, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, holiday gatherings, meetings, events, and more. The Copper Room is located in their brand-new farmhouse building. It features a beautiful kitchen, access to a spacious outdoor deck, and panoramic views of the farm. Email them for more information: [email protected].
There’s still time to plan your holiday parties at Palette Bistro. Shaking up the secret Santa exchange? Planning a holiday office party? Hosting clients for dinner? Make your event memorable with exemplary service and outstanding food. Host in one of two private upper level spaces: Lake View Room with fabulous Little Traverse Bay views or Wine Bar & Farmhouse Table with intimate space for lounging and dining. Whether your party is big or small, Palette Bistro will create a menu perfect for your group. Call 231-348-3321 to book your holiday celebration. (Prime dates go quickly). Hosting a larger group? Check out their off-site catering services at wineguyscatering.com.
Make a positive difference in the lives of families seeking refuge from domestic abuse at Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan’s (WRCNM) safe home. Here are three ways: 1. Harvest Food and Supply Drive donations of grocery gift cards or financial contributions enable WRCNM staff to purchase exactly what is needed for families utilizing vital safe home services; nonperishable donations are also accepted. Learn more at wrcnm.org or 231-347-1572. 2. Oleson’s Food Stores in Petoskey and Charlevoix host a dollar drive November 12-23; donate a dollar at checkout to support safe home needs. The Oleson Foundation matches the first $1,000 raised. 3. Lite 96.3’s food and supply drive at Oleson’s in Petoskey 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 21, supports safe home needs.
Winter culinary classes with Nomi Kitchen are open for registration at Crooked Tree Arts Center, and they are selling out fast. Join area chefs for cooking demonstrations in CTAC - Petoskey's kitchen on select Tuesdays from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. this winter. Classes include cooking demonstrations from start to finish, a hearty family-style meal or dessert, red and white wine, and recipes to take home. Tickets are $55 for CTAC members and $65 not-yet members. Click here to find out more and to purchase tickets.
Friendship Centers of Emmet County is asking for the support of local businesses to brighten the holidays for homebound seniors by sponsoring the Meals on Wheels program. With a donation of $500 your business can sponsor a meal on any day of your choosing. Fruit/dessert sponsorships are also available for $100. Your sponsorship will be recognized on social media, their website, and in the newsletter. They would love to have a sponsor for each day in December. Click here, email [email protected], or call 231-347-3211, ext. 124 for more information. They could not do what they do without the support of the community, and they thank you.
This holiday season, Macy’s is partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters (Bigs) as part of the brand’s social purpose platform, Mission Every One, November 1 - December 24. Macy’s has launched a special in-store round up (up to $.99) and an online donation campaign to benefit Bigs’ mission to provide mentors to children in the community and create paths for future success. New this year, Macy’s customers will also have an opportunity to shop an exclusive collection of holiday-themed products, styled with original drawings by 19 Littles for only $19.99. Through December 31, 2023, 50% of the purchase price of the BBBS-designed teddy bear, ornament and mug will benefit the organization to help create life-changing mentorships for young people.
Fox & Hound has so many cute items for the holiday season. Not only do they have adorable outfits for your wee ones, but they also have accessories, teethers, books, toys and so much more. Click here to see their holiday gift guide, or stop in and see the collection at 204 Petoskey Street in downtown Petoskey.
Northern Michigan’s biggest Thanksgiving week reunion is at City Park Grill. See old friends, bump into high school sweethearts, and gather your cousins for a week of food and fun. Kick off the celebration with Tuesday trivia night. Wednesday brings the annual welcome back bash pajama party when DJ Franck dishes out funky pajama jams starting at 9:00 p.m. Dress in your best PJs and dance the night away. Take advantage of Winesday with 40% off bottles under $100 and 2nd glass of equal or lesser value for $1. The reunion continues Friday with prime rib night. Then, annex karaoke at 9:30 p.m. where the entire family can sing their hearts out. See the online calendar for more details. Call 231-347-0101 for reservations.
Looking for a unique gift for your loved ones this holiday season? Want to help an amazing nonprofit who works to protect the waters around you that you love? Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council has handmade wooden ornaments created by Eli Baker their education manager, and they other great gift ideas too. Hurry, there is only a limited quantity of these ornaments in stock. Click here to shop.
Pet Pantry of Harbor Springs has so much to be thankful for and this year they want to share the love with two local animal rescues, Little Traverse Bay Humane Society and Kei Ju Farm and Rescue. Simply pick a leaf from the Pet Pantry giving tree and leave the gift under the tree for one of these two groups. Here are some of the needs: paper towels, Dawn dish soap, laundry detergent, dryer sheets, dish sponges, gently used towels/wash cloths/blankets, dog toys, TREATS, kitty litter, pine/cedar bedding, scrub brushes, food/water dishes, dog brushes, lickable cat treats, dog food and/or cat food. They are collecting now through November 30. Thank you for sharing your heart with our 4-legged friends.
Greetings, you unsuspecting Whos. The Grinch himself will be gracing The Katydid with his prickly presence this December. Come get your pictures with the one and only Grinch, if you dare. Just remember, his heart might grow three sizes that day…or not. Mark your calendars for 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on December 2, 3, 9, 16 & 17 at The Katydid. Follow them on Facebook for more fun and events.
Don’t forget that Thai Orchid will be closed through Sunday, November 26. They want everyone to have a happy and safe holiday, and they will be eager to return on November 27 to serve you all of your favorite Thai foods.
Northern Michigan Sports Medicine Center, a trailblazer in the rehabilitation industry, is thrilled to announce the introduction of the highly anticipated Total Knee Rehabilitation Institute. This groundbreaking service is set to transform the physical therapy landscape and offer unprecedented value to their esteemed patients. The Total Knee Rehabilitation Institute (TKRI) has a pioneering three-phase program designed to offer a complete, holistic treatment path for individuals with knee ailments. This comprehensive approach targets every stage of a patient's journey, ensuring maximum mobility and optimal recovery. Click here to read the full press release to find out more.
Quality First Aid and Safety is here to take care of your first aid kits at your business. They can set up your first aid kit and check in on your supplies and keep the kit refilled. They also offer onsite training – CPR or forklift training and more that satisfies OSHA and MIOSH requirements. We also can take care of your need for personal protective equipment and janitorial supplies. They are a Michigan-based business that serves the safety needs of workplaces, including food service and retail, professional and medical offices, manufacturing facilities, and construction jobsites, to name a few. They provide van delivered supplies. You will enjoy flexible ordering and responsive delivery service. Give them a call today 248-926-8660 or email [email protected].
Looking for the perfect corporate gift? Need ideas for the entire office staff? Have a coffee loving client on the nice list? Roast & Toast makes holiday shopping easy with coffee-themed gift sets for everyone on your list. Combine coffee and hot cocoa, a personal-sized French press, mug varieties, and loads of other specialty items. They’ll create the perfect combination for everyone on your list. Can’t decide? Receive a free $20 certificate for every $100 gift card purchase now through 12-24-23 (and you can use cards at Roast & Toast’s sister restaurants, too). Stop in, call ahead at 231-347-7767, or shop online.
Greenwood Cemetery is once again participating in the Wreaths Across America event, and they are looking for your assistance. Join them on Saturday, December 16 at 10:00 a.m. as they pay tribute to the 1,723 veterans interred at Greenwood Cemetery by placing wreaths at their gravesites. Enter though the south gate located at 105 Sheridan Street. Interested in donating to next year’s event? Email them at [email protected] for a donation form. Questions? Call them at 231-347-9531.
Find a new career in 2024. You can earn NCMC Fast Track career certifications in as few as 2 weeks. Bookkeeping with QuickBooks, Clinical Dental Assistant, Electronic Health Records, Information Technology, Certified Nurses Aid (CNA), Medical Assistant Bundle, and Microsoft Office Specialist are now all available. Almost 300 students have taken an NCMC Fast Track course. See the full list of classes. Please also review their upcoming lifelong learning classes on their website. Contact Christy Lyons at 231-348-6822 or [email protected] for more information.
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