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The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe’s “Honoring Saganing Traditional Pow Wow” will be held:

 

Saturday, June 25^th 11am-Dusk

Sunday, June 26^th 11am-Dusk

 

Grand Entry at 1pm each day at the Pow Wow Reservation Grounds, next to Saganing Eagles Landing Casino & Hotel on Worth Road in Standish. Native traders and food vendors and rustic camping available. Daily entry $3, weekend pass $5, kids $1.

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The Tawas Bay Players present Michal Jacot’s Comedy production “I Love Lacy” at the playhouse on Newman Street in East Tawas:

Friday, July 22^nd 7pm

Saturday, July 23^rd 7pm

Sunday, July 24^th 7pm

Thursday, July 28^th 7pm

Friday, July 29^th 7pm

Saturday, July 30^th 7pm

Sunday, July 31^st 7pm

Tickets $11 and available at he door. Visit Tawas Bay Players Dot Com.

From 12:00PM to 9:14PM

The American Red Cross will hold a Blood Drive Wednesday, June 1^st, Noon-5:45pm, at the American Legion Hall on U.S. 23 in Oscoda. To make an appointment or for more information visit Red Cross Blood Dot Org.

1:30PM

A Book Study and Discussion Group with Becky King on the book "Lies Women Believe and the Truth That Sets Them Free", 1:30pm:

 

Thursday, February 21st

Thursday, March 7th

Thursday, March 14th

 

At the Robert J. Parks Library, 6010 North Skeel Avenue in Oscoda. sign up by calling 739-9581.

From 6:00PM to 7:00PM

Oscoda Township Board sets priorities for the future. After three months of community input and committee meetings Oscoda Charter Township is pleased to unveil its Strategic Plan to residents, business and property owners alike.

Location: Warrior Pavilion in Ken Ratliff Memorial Park

Phone: 989-739-8299

The Oscoda AuSable Chamber of Commerce presents the 37^th Annual “Art On The Beach” Arts & Crafts Show:

 

Saturday, June 25^th 9am-5pm

 

Sunday, June 26^th 10am-4pm

 

At the intersection of Lake Street & River Road in Oscoda. Call the Chamber for more information at 989-739-7322.

From 7:00PM to 8:30PM

International interest in Great Lakes cruising in on the rise. Michael Beaulac, Senior Project Administrator for the Michigan Office of the Great Lakes, will present a short history of Great Lakes passenger ships and what's considered to be the industry's golden age, as well as the recent global cruising industry's growing interest in the Great Lakes as an international destination. Over the past few years, Beaulac has played an integral role in exploring the potential economic and social implications of cruise ships docking at small port communities, as well as what it takes for communities like Alpena, Traverse City, Houghton-Hancock, and Muskegon to be "port ready." Beaulac oversees a diverse portfolio of water-related projects that include maritime autonomous vehicles/vessels, the Great Lakes cruising industry, water quality monitoring networks, and blue accounting. He has undergraduate and graduate degrees in oceanographic technology, marine and water resource management, and water quality modeling. During his 40-year career, he has worked for the Florida Institute of Technology (Gulf of Mexico and Bahamas), US Fish & Wildlife Service (Alaska and the Great Lake), and Michigan Departments of Natural Resources, Environmental Quality, and Information Technology, as well as the private sector. He has extensive shipboard experience conducting government and university research.

Location: Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Center, 500 West Fletcher Street, Alpena, Michigan 49707

Website: thunderbay.noaa.gov

Phone: 989-884-6200