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Arts and Entertainment

Preserving traditions

HANCOCK – The Finnish American Folk School invites the public to its first open house and fundraiser on from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 10 in the ground floor of Skyline Commons, 200 Michigan St. Hancock. The open house will feature family-friendly weaving and pottery demonstrations, ...

Taking Over

HANCOCK — The Finlandia Foundation National is hosting “Humus (taking over),” an. art exhibition currently on display in the Finnish American Heritage Center Gallery until June 4. The exhibit features 26 pen and ink pieces created by Finnish artist Eeva Hokkanen. The exhibit kicked off ...

Taking Up Space

HANCOCK – Local artist Lynn Mazzoleni has announced she is launching her newest fine art collection, “Taking UP Space,” at her studio, located at 116 Quincy Street, from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday. The event is free and open to the public, featuring live music by Jenny Ciurro and light ...

Acting Up

ESCANABA — Players de Noc, the volunteer community theater organization that performs primarily at the William Bonifas Fine Arts Center, enters its 60th year in 2025. In February 1965, at a meeting at Bay de Noc Community College, the “newly formed little theater group” of the Escanaba ...

Students: share your creativity

HOUGHTON, Mich. — Since 1989, the Houghton and Hancock communities have come together each fall to celebrate the cultural richness of the Keweenaw during the beloved Parade of Nations. With the 2025 event scheduled for Saturday, September 20, the Parade of Nations planning committee invites ...

Never Forget. Never Forgive.

HOUGHTON — In just a few hours, patrons of Michigan Tech's Rozsa Center will be transported to the streets of Victorian London and into a world of revenge, betrayal and murder. With a cast and orchestra of Tech students and community members, Michigan Tech Theatre opens its three-night run of ...