Art, wine and small plate delectables will warm the night as the Glen Arbor Art Association, The Homestead, and Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail team up to offer Art From Michigan’s Wine Country on Friday, February 6, 6-8 pm.
Now in its seventh year at The Homestead’s Mountain Flowers Lodge this fun winter event kicks off Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trails “Taste the Passion” weekend. The Friday night GAAA benefit features an art exhibit and sale of work by local artists, wine from Leelanau wineries, and a small plates menu designed by The Homestead’s chef.
Ticket price is $25 per person with advance reservation. Entrance fee includes one glass of wine, food stations with small plates, and coffee. Additional wine is available for $4/glass or three glasses for $10. Call The Homestead, 334-5100, by February 4 to make an advanced reservation with will call ticket pick up at the event. At the door price is $30 per person the night of the event.
The invitational art exhibit and sale offers recent original works by Bob Ashmun, Jane Batteiger, Linda Alice Dewey, Michelle Hart Jahraus, Christine Nettleton, Joan Richmond, Lisa Wilkins Schulte, and Sally E. Wille. The artists will be on hand to discuss their work.
A portion of each ticket and painting purchase supports the Glen Arbor Art Association programming including a scholarship fund. These programs provide arts opportunities for many families who would not otherwise have them.
Call the Homestead for Reservations: 231-334-5100
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American singer/songwriter Kyle Jennings arrived on the music scene in 2004 when his album “Shine” was released with Dark Horse Records in Nashville. Out of the box, Jennings’ music made an aggressive first impression likely due to cross-genre rock influences of his early youth, such as Journey, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. A gritty mix of Americana, Rock, Country, and Blues marble Jennings’ musical style.
Tickets: $15 in advance; $20 at the event. Special ticket packages also available: $39 for your choice of 3 or $55 for all 5 Music on the Mountain concerts.
Call 231.334.5100 to reserve.
Transportation to the top of Bay Mountain begins at 6 p.m.
In the event of inclement weather, concerts will be held inside Mountain Flowers Lodge.
Good friends, a great view, and some incredible live music await you during The Homestead’s 2014 Music on the Mountain Summer Concert Series.
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The Moxie Strings is the electrifying combination of fiddler, Diana Ladio, and electric cellist, Alison Lynn. With their feel-good melodies and foot-stomping, rock-influenced rhythms, these young women have put a fresh, enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music.
Tickets: $15 in advance; $20 at the event. Special ticket packages also available: $39 for your choice of 3 or $55 for all 5 Music on the Mountain concerts.
Call 231.334.5100 to reserve.
Transportation to the top of Bay Mountain begins at 6 p.m.
In the event of inclement weather, concerts will be held inside Mountain Flowers Lodge.
Good friends, a great view, and some incredible live music await you during The Homestead’s 2014 Music on the Mountain Summer Concert Series.
Additional Music on the Mountain 2014 Concerts:
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The Wilenes will take you back to the days when Country music was a pocketful of heartfelt ballads and great swing songs you could dance to. From the traditions of Patsy Cline to Bob Wills, from the honky-tonks, to the dance halls, to the front porches, this band will take you to some of the greatest American music ever played.
Tickets: $15 in advance; $20 at the event. Special ticket packages also available: $39 for your choice of 3 or $55 for all 5 Music on the Mountain concerts.
Call 231.334.5100 to reserve.
Transportation to the top of Bay Mountain begins at 6 p.m.
In the event of inclement weather, concerts will be held inside Mountain Flowers Lodge.
Good friends, a great view, and some incredible live music await you during The Homestead’s 2014 Music on the Mountain Summer Concert Series.
Additional Music on the Mountain 2014 Concerts:
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Enjoy one or two full days in scenic beauty. On day one, capture the warm autumn dunes in all their glory from high sand dune lookouts to scenic forest overlooks, ponds and forests in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. On day two, journey through the Leelanau landscapes of orchards, hillsides and historic farmsteads adorned with fall color.
Join naturalist photographer, Mark S. Carlson and digital photography Expert, Bob Grzesiak as you:
- Learn fundamental photography skills
- Learn your camera’s features and operation
- Enjoy expert group instruction while in the field
- Experience unique habitats and eco-systems
Open to all photographers, from beginners to advanced amateurs, using any type of camera. Driving and walking tour. Limit 20 participants. Non-photographer spouses welcome at reduced rates.
Tuition: $249 per person
Both days of the Leelanau Gold Eco-Photo Weekend also available as individual one-day eco-photo excursions for only $149 per person.
Visit the Great Lakes Photo Tours website for more information.
Event Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
October 10-11, 2014
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Fine food and fabulous wine unite. Join us for an exclusive winemaker dinner featuring Rove Estate.
This five-course meal is specially prepared by Chef John Piombo to complement their premium estate grown grapes of the historic Gallagher farms.
An intimate experience, limited to 24 guests will provide an opportunity to meet the winemakers, McKenzie and Crieghton Gallagher. You’ll learn about their heritage, the history of their fifth generation farm and their involvement in bringing premium wine in our region.
Cost: $65 per person fo an experience you won’t forget.
Rove Estate Wine Dinner
Advance reservations required. Call 231.334.5222.
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