There is certainly no shortage of fun to be had this weekend….especially if you’re a hockey lover in Traverse City-the Red Wings are back at Centre Ice! Enjoy a new musical to kick off the season at the Old Town Playhouse, or hop on the bike for a tour of the Leelanau Peninsula! You can get a look behind the doors of some of the area’s most fashionable homes, and then wrap up your weekend learning about some of Traverse City’s most famous past residents.
Red Wings Training Camp, September 14th-18th, Centre Ice Arena, Traverse City
The Red Wings hit the ice at Centre Ice with daily scrimmages and practices, plus the annual Alumni Game on Saturday night, and the Red and White Game on Sunday at noon. Get more info at https://www.centreice.org/page/show/482510-drw-training-camp
Mamma Mia! at the Old Town Playhouse, September 14th through October 13th
Sophie is dreaming of the perfect wedding, which includes her father giving her away at the altar. The problem? She doesn’t know who he is! When she invites her 3 prospective fathers to the event, that’s where the trouble begins. Don’t miss this fun musical, packed with ABBA hits, at the Old Town Playhouse. Shows are Thursday through Saturday nights at 7:30, with 2:00 matinees on Sundays. Learn more at oldtownplayhouse.com
Leelanau Harvest Tour, Saturday, September 15th, 8am, Suttons Bay High School
Organized by the Cherry Capital Cycling Club, this bike tour offers 20, 40, 65 and 100 mile routes, with 5 food stops along the way and a BBQ buffet with root beer floats at the end of the ride. Learn more and get registered at cherrycapitalcyclingclub.org
Petoskey Area Northern Home and Cottage Tour, Saturday, September 15th, 10am-5pm
Tour 8 homes, from just south of Elk Rapids to Alanson. There will also be a party at Twisted Fish Gallery from Noon to 6pm, presented by Pleasant Valley Custom Homes. Tickets are $25 in advance, $26 at the door. Learn more at mynorthtickets.com
Traverse City Cemetery Walking Tour, Sunday, September 16th, 4pm
Meet just inside the cemetery across from the fire station. This is a free historical tour but donations are gladly accepted, for the TC History Center. Learn more at traversehistory.wordpress.com
