Adults paint a watercolor with Becky Dykstra. RSVP.

Join Kellie Chase to make patchwork quilts for kids facing trauma. Materials provided. RSVP.

Kid's music followed by bike decorating and parade.

Join us for the opening of Women and Water: Woven Portraits from Around the World. The celebration features a land acknowledgment by LTBB Tribal Chairwoman Winnay Wemigwase, remarks from educator Amanda Weinert on Anishinaabe water teachings, a brief Water is Life Festival preview, and a reception to explore Mary E. Burns' inspiring exhibition with light refreshments.

Wake Up North is offering a wakesurfing lesson for kids ages 11-15. Only 4 spots remain available. Reservations required. Parents will drop off their kids at the Crescent Shores Boat Launch on Long Lake in Traverse City at 5 pm and pick them up at 7 pm.

Join us with the Alzheimer's Association to learn about the latest on Brain Health.

Join us first thing in the morning with Grand Traverse County Senior Center Network. This month's book- Henry Tudor Must Die by Jillian Laine

Join The Kingsley Folk School for a relaxed, no-prep storytelling community circle, Everyone Has a Story. Come and share real moments from your life, told to connect, laugh, reflect. Held the 2nd Thursday of every month from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at Kingsley Branch Library. Event is free and open to all. Call the Library at 231-263-5484 with questions.

The 4th Annual Leelanau Maritime History Festival returns Sat. September 12, 10-3pm in Leland (203 E. Cedar St.). Enjoy classic wooden boats & cars, live Great Lakes music by Lee Murdock, program about speedboat racer Gar Wood, outdoor exhibits, local nonprofits, & children's activities.

A free, family-friendly cultural experience, hosted by the Leelanau Historical Society.

Wildlife veterinarian Dr. Palazzolo, with over 47 years experience, presents his book The Comeback of Our National Symbol in Michigan. Ten years in the making, the 200-page book features 174 photos. Learn about bald eagle biology and see behind-the-scenes photos and stories of their medical and surgical care. Book proceeds support wildlife rehabilitators and others who care for injured wildlife.

When three vastly different office workers are pushed to the brink by their sexist, egotistical boss, they don't just get madthey get even. Through a wild mix-up of fantasy, farce, and bold determination, the trio hatches a plan to take control of the office and transform their toxic work environment into a place of respect and possibility.