September 14, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Sunday, September 14, 2025. If you are looking to get out and enjoy the community today, there is no shortage of unique happenings around town. Let’s start with a neighborhood tradition—PorchFest is taking over the Central Neighborhood Historic District this afternoon from one to five. Stroll the tree-lined streets and discover dozens of local musicians performing right from the porches of these beautiful old homes. Whether you’re into folk, jazz, or rock, there’s something playing on nearly every block and it’s all free, so bring the family, enjoy the music, and maybe even a lemonade from a neighbor along the way.
If you’d rather get your game face on, downtown is hosting not one but two scavenger hunts today. There’s an Awesome Scavenger Hunt kicking off at two sixty South Union Street, promising plenty of clues and quirky local history. Meanwhile, conspiracy lovers might want to check out the Conspiracy Scavenger Hunt at three twenty-eight Washington, where teams unravel puzzles and Traverse City lore with a twist. Both are great ways to explore the city and maybe even win a prize or two.
Art lovers, get ready for a pop of color—the first ever Traverse City Mural Festival is in full swing, with six artists transforming downtown walls into fresh works of public art. From ten this morning, watch art come alive and chat with the artists as they work. This is a free all-day event brought to you by the Traverse City Arts Commission, perfect for anyone curious about creativity or looking for vibrant selfie spots.
Over at the Open Space Park tonight at seven, the community will gather for a candlelight vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, who passed earlier this week. This event is an opportunity for neighbors and friends to come together, reflect, and support Kirk’s family, organized by local groups and community leaders.
Just outside the city, the Interlochen Farmers Market is running until two o’clock this afternoon at the corner of US-31 and J. Maddy Parkway. Grab some fresh produce, local honey, handcrafted goods, and maybe catch up with growers who know your name.
Foodies, take note: Traverse City’s own Modern Bird has just been named one of America’s top fifty restaurants by the New York Times. If you have yet to try Andy Elliott’s creative spins on local ingredients, tonight might be the night—bookings are going fast.
Looking ahead, wine and history buffs should mark their calendars for Taste of the Village, a wine and beer tour with a twist of local lore, taking place tomorrow. More information is available from the event organizers.
And finally, congratulations to Traverse City West Senior High School, which announced a new coach for the girls varsity basketball team, and to Cherry Capital Airport, now a nominee for USA Today’s Best Resort Airport. Stay tuned—these local achievements are making headlines across the state.
This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
If you’d rather get your game face on, downtown is hosting not one but two scavenger hunts today. There’s an Awesome Scavenger Hunt kicking off at two sixty South Union Street, promising plenty of clues and quirky local history. Meanwhile, conspiracy lovers might want to check out the Conspiracy Scavenger Hunt at three twenty-eight Washington, where teams unravel puzzles and Traverse City lore with a twist. Both are great ways to explore the city and maybe even win a prize or two.
Art lovers, get ready for a pop of color—the first ever Traverse City Mural Festival is in full swing, with six artists transforming downtown walls into fresh works of public art. From ten this morning, watch art come alive and chat with the artists as they work. This is a free all-day event brought to you by the Traverse City Arts Commission, perfect for anyone curious about creativity or looking for vibrant selfie spots.
Over at the Open Space Park tonight at seven, the community will gather for a candlelight vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, who passed earlier this week. This event is an opportunity for neighbors and friends to come together, reflect, and support Kirk’s family, organized by local groups and community leaders.
Just outside the city, the Interlochen Farmers Market is running until two o’clock this afternoon at the corner of US-31 and J. Maddy Parkway. Grab some fresh produce, local honey, handcrafted goods, and maybe catch up with growers who know your name.
Foodies, take note: Traverse City’s own Modern Bird has just been named one of America’s top fifty restaurants by the New York Times. If you have yet to try Andy Elliott’s creative spins on local ingredients, tonight might be the night—bookings are going fast.
Looking ahead, wine and history buffs should mark their calendars for Taste of the Village, a wine and beer tour with a twist of local lore, taking place tomorrow. More information is available from the event organizers.
And finally, congratulations to Traverse City West Senior High School, which announced a new coach for the girls varsity basketball team, and to Cherry Capital Airport, now a nominee for USA Today’s Best Resort Airport. Stay tuned—these local achievements are making headlines across the state.
This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Traverse City Local frequency for Sunday,
September fourteenth, twenty twenty five. If you are looking to
get out and enjoy the community today, there is no
shortage of unique happenings around town. Let's start with the
(00:22):
neighborhood tradition. Porch Fest is taking over the Central Neighborhood
Historic District this afternoon from one to five. Stroll the
tree lined streets and discover dozens of local musicians performing
right from the porches of these beautiful old homes. Whether
you're into folk, jazz, or rock, there's something playing on
nearly every block and it's all free, so bring the
(00:44):
family enjoy their al right, there's almost a sense of
rain and rain wall Wow, if you'd leather, get your
game face on. Downtown is hosting not one, but two
scavenger hunts today. There's an awesome scavenger hunt kicking off
at two sixty South Union Street, promising plenty of clues
(01:07):
and quirky local history. Meanwhile, conspiracy lovers might want to
check out the Conspiracy Scavenger Hunt at three twenty eight Washington,
where teams on ravel puzzles and Traverse City lore with
a twist. Both are great ways to explore the city
and maybe even win a prize or two. Art lovers
get ready for a pop of color. The first ever
(01:28):
Traver City Mural Festival is in full swing, with six
artists transforming downtown walls into fresh works of public art.
From ten this morning, watch art come alive and chat
with the artists as they work. This is a free,
all day event brought to you by the Traverse City
Arts Commission, perfect for anyone curious about creativity or looking
(01:49):
for vibrant selfie spots. Over at the Open Space Park Tonight,
at seven, the community will gather for a candlelight vigil
honoring Charlie Kirk, who passed earth earlier this week. This
event is an opportunity for maighbors and friends to come together,
reflect and support Kirk's family. Organized by local groups and
(02:10):
community leaders. Just outside the city, the interlock In Farmers
Market is running until two o'clock this afternoon at the
corner of US Dash three one and J. Matty Parkway.
Grab some fresh produce, local honey, hand crafted goods, and
maybe catch up with growers who know your name. Footies,
(02:31):
take note, Traverse City's own Modern Bird has just been
named one of America's Top fifty restaurants by the New
York Times. If you have yet to try Andy Elliott's
creative spins on local ingredients, tonight might be the night.
Bookings are going fast licking ahead. Wine and history buffs
(02:53):
should mark their calendars for Taste of the Village, a
wine and beer tour with a twist of local lore,
taking place tomorrow. More information is available from the event organizers.
And finally, congratulations to Traverse City West Senior High School,
which announced a new coach for the girls varsity basketball team,
and to Cherry Capitol Airport, now a nominee for USA
(03:15):
Today's Best Resort Airport. Stay tuned. These local achievements are
making headlines across the state. This has been Traverse City
Local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Good morning. This is your Traverse City Local frequency for Sunday,
September fourteenth, twenty twenty five. If you are looking to
get out and enjoy the community today, there is no
shortage of unique happenings around town. Let's start with the
(00:22):
neighborhood tradition. Porch Fest is taking over the Central Neighborhood
Historic District this afternoon from one to five. Stroll the
tree lined streets and discover dozens of local musicians performing
right from the porches of these beautiful old homes. Whether
you're into folk, jazz, or rock, there's something playing on
nearly every block and it's all free, so bring the
(00:44):
family enjoy their al right, there's almost a sense of
rain and rain wall Wow, if you'd leather, get your
game face on. Downtown is hosting not one, but two
scavenger hunts today. There's an awesome scavenger hunt kicking off
at two sixty South Union Street, promising plenty of clues
(01:07):
and quirky local history. Meanwhile, conspiracy lovers might want to
check out the Conspiracy Scavenger Hunt at three twenty eight Washington,
where teams on ravel puzzles and Traverse City lore with
a twist. Both are great ways to explore the city
and maybe even win a prize or two. Art lovers
get ready for a pop of color. The first ever
(01:28):
Traver City Mural Festival is in full swing, with six
artists transforming downtown walls into fresh works of public art.
From ten this morning, watch art come alive and chat
with the artists as they work. This is a free,
all day event brought to you by the Traverse City
Arts Commission, perfect for anyone curious about creativity or looking
(01:49):
for vibrant selfie spots. Over at the Open Space Park Tonight,
at seven, the community will gather for a candlelight vigil
honoring Charlie Kirk, who passed earth earlier this week. This
event is an opportunity for maighbors and friends to come together,
reflect and support Kirk's family. Organized by local groups and
(02:10):
community leaders. Just outside the city, the interlock In Farmers
Market is running until two o'clock this afternoon at the
corner of US Dash three one and J. Matty Parkway.
Grab some fresh produce, local honey, hand crafted goods, and
maybe catch up with growers who know your name. Footies,
(02:31):
take note, Traverse City's own Modern Bird has just been
named one of America's Top fifty restaurants by the New
York Times. If you have yet to try Andy Elliott's
creative spins on local ingredients, tonight might be the night.
Bookings are going fast licking ahead. Wine and history buffs
(02:53):
should mark their calendars for Taste of the Village, a
wine and beer tour with a twist of local lore,
taking place tomorrow. More information is available from the event organizers.
And finally, congratulations to Traverse City West Senior High School,
which announced a new coach for the girls varsity basketball team,
and to Cherry Capitol Airport, now a nominee for USA
(03:15):
Today's Best Resort Airport. Stay tuned. These local achievements are
making headlines across the state. This has been Traverse City
Local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Popular Podcasts
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I believe that when you (yes you) feel seen, heard and understood you’re able to deal with relationship struggles, work challenges and life’s ups and downs with more ease and grace. I interview experts, celebrities, thought leaders and athletes so that we can grow our mindset, build better habits and uncover a side of them we’ve never seen before. New episodes every Monday and Friday. Your support means the world to me and I don’t take it for granted — click the follow button and leave a review to help us spread the love with On Purpose. I can’t wait for you to listen to your first or 500th episode!
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
The Joe Rogan Experience
The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.