Good morning, this is your Traverse City Local Frequency for Thursday, September 11, 2025.
As the sun rises on a cool and memorable September morning, Traverse City joins communities nationwide in honoring the 24th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The Grand Traverse Metro Fire Department invites everyone to its 9/11 Memorial Ceremony at 8:30 a.m. today. This event at the Grand Traverse Metro Administration Building blends remembrance with gratitude for our local heroes as residents, officials, and first responders gather to pay tribute to lives lost and the courage shown on that fateful day—and the ceremony promises to be both thoughtful and moving.
Afterwards, local life resumes its vibrant rhythm. If farm-fresh flavors call to you, the Long Lake Township Farmers Market opens from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Haywood Park, offering crisp apples, locally grown veggies, and smiling faces. Later in the day, the East Bay Corners Farmers Market sets up at Township Hall from 2 to 6 p.m. For a relaxed shopping experience, head to the Alden Sunset Market in downtown Alden, running into the evening with live music, fruit and veggie stalls, gifts, arts, and stores open late—making this a perfect post-work destination for browsing and mingling.
Art lovers, Crooked Tree Arts Center has two exhibitions that weaves creativity into your Thursday. “Between the Leaves,” Katie Lowran’s luminous solo show, opens at 10 a.m., while "Highways & Byways," a juried exhibition that explores the roads we travel—both literal and metaphorical—features work from across Michigan and keeps the gallery bustling with conversation and color.
As the day draws to a close, Farm Club hosts its Field Social from 6 to 8 p.m. This free event invites you to connect with neighbors under September’s golden dusk at 10051 South Lake Leelanau Drive. Expect great company, fresh produce, and plenty of laughter. It’s the kind of gathering that reminds you why Traverse City is so special.
Local venues are brimming with energy tonight as the Mary Schmuckal Theatre celebrates its grand reopening—the kickoff to its 65th anniversary season. This landmark event is expected to draw culture lovers and longtime supporters, setting the tone for an exciting arts calendar ahead.
For those tracking Michigan’s fall festival circuit, this weekend promises even more adventures within easy reach—from Bellaire’s Paddle Antrim Festival to the bustling Michigan Irish Music Festival in Muskegon. These events reflect the region’s diversity and readiness to embrace crisp autumn days.
And after a day of remembering, creating, shopping, and celebrating, expect skies to clear with temperatures rising into the mid-seventies—perfect for outdoor gatherings and downtown strolls.
This has been Traverse City Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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As the sun rises on a cool and memorable September morning, Traverse City joins communities nationwide in honoring the 24th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The Grand Traverse Metro Fire Department invites everyone to its 9/11 Memorial Ceremony at 8:30 a.m. today. This event at the Grand Traverse Metro Administration Building blends remembrance with gratitude for our local heroes as residents, officials, and first responders gather to pay tribute to lives lost and the courage shown on that fateful day—and the ceremony promises to be both thoughtful and moving.
Afterwards, local life resumes its vibrant rhythm. If farm-fresh flavors call to you, the Long Lake Township Farmers Market opens from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Haywood Park, offering crisp apples, locally grown veggies, and smiling faces. Later in the day, the East Bay Corners Farmers Market sets up at Township Hall from 2 to 6 p.m. For a relaxed shopping experience, head to the Alden Sunset Market in downtown Alden, running into the evening with live music, fruit and veggie stalls, gifts, arts, and stores open late—making this a perfect post-work destination for browsing and mingling.
Art lovers, Crooked Tree Arts Center has two exhibitions that weaves creativity into your Thursday. “Between the Leaves,” Katie Lowran’s luminous solo show, opens at 10 a.m., while "Highways & Byways," a juried exhibition that explores the roads we travel—both literal and metaphorical—features work from across Michigan and keeps the gallery bustling with conversation and color.
As the day draws to a close, Farm Club hosts its Field Social from 6 to 8 p.m. This free event invites you to connect with neighbors under September’s golden dusk at 10051 South Lake Leelanau Drive. Expect great company, fresh produce, and plenty of laughter. It’s the kind of gathering that reminds you why Traverse City is so special.
Local venues are brimming with energy tonight as the Mary Schmuckal Theatre celebrates its grand reopening—the kickoff to its 65th anniversary season. This landmark event is expected to draw culture lovers and longtime supporters, setting the tone for an exciting arts calendar ahead.
For those tracking Michigan’s fall festival circuit, this weekend promises even more adventures within easy reach—from Bellaire’s Paddle Antrim Festival to the bustling Michigan Irish Music Festival in Muskegon. These events reflect the region’s diversity and readiness to embrace crisp autumn days.
And after a day of remembering, creating, shopping, and celebrating, expect skies to clear with temperatures rising into the mid-seventies—perfect for outdoor gatherings and downtown strolls.
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
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Traverse City local frequency for Thursday,
September eleventh, twenty twenty five. As the sun rises on
a cool and memorable September morning, Traverse City joins communities
nationwide in honoring the twenty fourth anniversary of the September
eleventh attacks. The Grand Travers Metro Fire Department invites everyone
(00:21):
to its nine to eleven Memorial Ceremony at eight thirty
am today. This event at the Grand Traverse Metro Administration
Building blends remembrance with gratitude for our local heroes as residents, officials,
and first responders gather to pay tribute to lives lost
and the courage shown on that fateful day, and the
ceremony promises to be both thoughtful and move in Afterwards,
(00:45):
local life resumes its vibrant whythm. If farm fresh flavors
call to you, the Long Lake Township Farmers Market opens
from nine am to one pm at Haywood Park, offering
Chris Bapple's locally grown vass and smiling faces. Later in
(01:09):
the day, the East Bay Corners Farmers Market sets up
at Township Hall from two to six pm. For a
relaxed shopping experience, Head to the Alden Sunset Market in
downtown Alden running into the evening with live music, fruit
and veggie stalls, gifts, arts, and stores open late, making
(01:29):
this a perfect post work destination for browsing and mingling
art lovers. Crooked Tree Art Center has two exhibitions that
weaves creativity into your Thursday between the leaves. Katie Loran's
Luminous Solo Show opens at ten am, while Highways and Byways,
a juried exhibition that explores the roads we travel both
(01:52):
literal and metaphorical, features work from across Michigan and keeps
the gallery bustling with conversation and color as the day
draws to a close. Farm Club hosts its Field Social
(02:13):
from six to eight pm. This free event invites you
to connect with neighbors under September's Golden Dusk at ten
thousand and fifty one South Lake Lelano Drive. Expect great company,
fresh produce, and plenty of laughter. It's the kind of
gathering that reminds you why Traverse City is so special.
Local venues are brimming with energy tonight, as the Mary
(02:36):
Schmuckle Theater celebrates its grand reopening, the kickoff to its
sixty fifth anniversary season. This landmark event is expected to
draw culture lovers and longtime supporters, setting the tone for
an exciting arts calendar ahead. For those tracking Michigan's fall
festival circuit, this weekend promises even more adventures within easy reach,
(02:56):
from Belair's Paddlantrium Festival to the bustling Misionchigan Irish Music
Festival in Muskegon. These events reflect the region's diversity and
readiness to embrace crisp autumn days, and after a day
of remembering, creating, shopping, and celebrating, expects skies to clear
with temperatures rising into the mid seventies, perfect for outdoor
(03:17):
gatherings and downtown strolls. 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 Thursday,
September eleventh, twenty twenty five. As the sun rises on
a cool and memorable September morning, Traverse City joins communities
nationwide in honoring the twenty fourth anniversary of the September
eleventh attacks. The Grand Travers Metro Fire Department invites everyone
(00:21):
to its nine to eleven Memorial Ceremony at eight thirty
am today. This event at the Grand Traverse Metro Administration
Building blends remembrance with gratitude for our local heroes as residents, officials,
and first responders gather to pay tribute to lives lost
and the courage shown on that fateful day, and the
ceremony promises to be both thoughtful and move in Afterwards,
(00:45):
local life resumes its vibrant whythm. If farm fresh flavors
call to you, the Long Lake Township Farmers Market opens
from nine am to one pm at Haywood Park, offering
Chris Bapple's locally grown vass and smiling faces. Later in
(01:09):
the day, the East Bay Corners Farmers Market sets up
at Township Hall from two to six pm. For a
relaxed shopping experience, Head to the Alden Sunset Market in
downtown Alden running into the evening with live music, fruit
and veggie stalls, gifts, arts, and stores open late, making
(01:29):
this a perfect post work destination for browsing and mingling
art lovers. Crooked Tree Art Center has two exhibitions that
weaves creativity into your Thursday between the leaves. Katie Loran's
Luminous Solo Show opens at ten am, while Highways and Byways,
a juried exhibition that explores the roads we travel both
(01:52):
literal and metaphorical, features work from across Michigan and keeps
the gallery bustling with conversation and color as the day
draws to a close. Farm Club hosts its Field Social
(02:13):
from six to eight pm. This free event invites you
to connect with neighbors under September's Golden Dusk at ten
thousand and fifty one South Lake Lelano Drive. Expect great company,
fresh produce, and plenty of laughter. It's the kind of
gathering that reminds you why Traverse City is so special.
Local venues are brimming with energy tonight, as the Mary
(02:36):
Schmuckle Theater celebrates its grand reopening, the kickoff to its
sixty fifth anniversary season. This landmark event is expected to
draw culture lovers and longtime supporters, setting the tone for
an exciting arts calendar ahead. For those tracking Michigan's fall
festival circuit, this weekend promises even more adventures within easy reach,
(02:56):
from Belair's Paddlantrium Festival to the bustling Misionchigan Irish Music
Festival in Muskegon. These events reflect the region's diversity and
readiness to embrace crisp autumn days, and after a day
of remembering, creating, shopping, and celebrating, expects skies to clear
with temperatures rising into the mid seventies, perfect for outdoor
(03:17):
gatherings and downtown strolls. This has been Traverse City Local frequency.
We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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