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Friday at 5:15 p.m. and 6:15 p.m.

and Saturday at 11:15 a.m.

 

 

 

 

MONDAY:

Bingo: The Alcona County Commission on Aging hosts Bingo the first and third Monday of every month at 2pm in the Senior Center Dining Hall, 207 South Church Street, Lincoln. Coffee and popcorn available too.

 

Community Supper: The Collective by Tawas Wellness hosts a Community Supper The first Monday of each month from 4-6:30pm at 821 Newman Street, East Tawas with a menu with burgers and seafood and weekly special. To go orders at 989-305-6322.

 

Bingo: The Mikado Goodfellows host Bingo Mondays at the Civic Center on F-41. Doors open at 4pm, Bingo at 6:30pm. Food available for purchase. Proceeds to Charity.

 

Bunko and Darts: American Legion Post #422 invites everyone to play the dice game Bunko the first and third Monday of every month at 5:30pm and Darts at 6pm, at the Post, 429 West Main Street, Hale. All are welcome. For more information call 989-728-5055.

 

Meat Bingo and Darts: American Legion Post #422 invites everyone to play Meat Bingo the second and fourth Monday of every month at 5:30pm and Darts at 6pm, at the Post, 429 West Main Street, Hale. All are welcome. For more information call 989-728-5055. 

 

TUESDAY:

Bingo: The Sand Lake Seniors host Bingo Tuesdays in the Sand Lake Heights Building, 4059 Indian Lake Road, National City. Doors open at 11am, Bingo starts at noon. Proceeds to the Sand Lake Seniors.

 

Euchre: The Alcona County Commission on Aging hosts Euchre Day, Tuesdays beginning at 12:30pm, at the Senior Center, 207 South Church Street, Lincoln. Tickets one dollar, 10 cents per Euchre, free popcorn and coffee. Call 989-334-3466 for more information.

 

THURSDAY:

Bingo: The Hale VFW hosts Bingo Thursdays at their hall, 203 Ainsley Street, Hale. Doors open at 4pm, Bingo starts at 6pm: 

 

Line Dancing: "Thursday Night at the V" Line Dancing Class will be held Thursdays from 6-8pm at VFW Post #3735 at 240 Chrysler Road in Oscoda. 

 

FRIDAY:

Bingo: The Sand Lake Heights Community Association host bingo every Friday at the Sand Lake Heights Building at 4059 Indian Lake Road, National City. Doors open at 5pm, bingo starts at 6pm

 

Euchre: American Legion Post #422 invites everyone to play Euchre every Friday at 6pm at the post, 429 West Main Street in Hale. Food available for purchase too.

 

A Farmer’s Market will be held Fridays from 9am-2pm at Riverside Park in AuGres from May 15th-September 25th. For vendor information call AuGres City Hall at 989-876-8811.

 

SUNDAY:

Bingo: The Hale VFW hosts bingo every Sunday at their hall at 203 Ainsley Street in Hale. Doors open at 4pm, Bingo at 6pm.

Here's What Happening.

Dean Arbour Ford will host “Roll Up & Give Blood Drive” in partnership with the American Red Cross, Friday, June 19^th, 10am-4pm, at the dealership, 55 M-55, Tawas City. There will also be games, food, music & community activities. To register to donate visit Red cross Blood.Org.

 

The Lumberman’s Monument Visitor Center will host Dianna Stampfler, of Promote Michigan, for an introduction to the start of the traveling season Friday, June 19^th, 1pm, at the Visitor Center 5401 Monument Road at River Road in Oscoda. For more information call 989-362-8961.

 

The Comedy Series will hold a Comedy Night Friday, June 19^th, 7pm, at Sand Lake Micro Brewery, 1353 North Sand Lake Road, National City. Headliner Billy Ray Bauer with Garrett Evans and Melissa Hager. Tickets $20, 21 and older only and available at The Comedy Series.Net.
 

The Pinconning Cheesetown Festival will be held Friday-Sunday, June 19-21 at Doc Letchfield Park. On Friday: 11am-5pm: Vendors 3-10pm: Skerbeck Family Carnival 5-7pm: Mac & Cheese Cookoff at Community Center 6-8pm: Rob the Magic Guy. 

On Saturday: 11am: Cheesetown Parade 11am-5pm: Vendors Noon-2pm: Touch A Truck Noon-4pm: Pinny Pastures Petting Zoo 1-11pm: Skerbeck Family Carnival 4-11pm: BYOB Tent 6pm: Cheesetown Challenge Race 6-10pm: Live Music with Viva Rex Dusk: Cheesetacular Fireworks 

On Sunday: 11am-5pm: Vendors Noon-5pm: Skerbeck Family Carnival

Sponsored by the Pinconning Linwood Chamber of Commerce.

 

The Our Lady of the Woods Shrine is hosting their 5K Run Walk at Wolf Creek Trail near Mio, Saturday, June 20^th. Registration at 9am, event starts at 10am. Cost is a minimum $50 donation to support the Lady of the Woods Shrine off M-72 in Mio. For more information call 989-826-5509.

 

The Alcona County Fair welcomes singer Dwayne Spaw, live in concert, Saturday, June 20^th, 7pm, at the Alcona Recreation Area on Barlow Road in Lincoln. Tickets $15 per person and available at Ritche Heavy Truck & Auto Repair; White Barn Gardens; Fick & Sons Marathon and at the gate.

 

The West Branch Community Airport & EAA Chapter 1253 presents the Annual Fly-In Saturday, June 20^th, 8am-Noon at the airport, 1519 West Airport Road, in West Branch. Pancake Breakfast $8, kids 5-11 $5, under 5 free. Candy Drop for kids at 10am. Plus C-47 Airplane Rides for a fee, and see helicopters and classic cars!

 

The Shoreline Players present “Jekyll & Hyde” The Musical, at the theatre, 6000 N. Skeel Avenue, Oscoda: Saturday, June 20^th 7pm Sunday, June 21^st 2pm Friday, June 26^th 7pm Saturday, June 27^th 7pm Sunday, June 28^th 2pm Tickets $15, Students $10. Visit Shoreline Players.Org or call 989-739-3586.

 

A Youth Entrepreneurship Fest will be held Saturday, June 20^th, 10am-3pm, at Alpena Community College Oscoda Campus, 5800 Skeel Avenue. A special marketplace with youth vendors, networking with other youth vendors and Ready, Set, Grow instructional sessions. To register or for more information call 989-214-0181.

 

The “Market For One More” Craft Show and Farm market will be held Saturday, June 20^th, 10am-2pm, in the Harbor Church parking lot, 311 East Lincoln Street, East Tawas. Homemade goods, local grown and delicious food. All proceeds to the “One Million For One More” movement and rebuild of Harbor Church.

Sterling Area Health Center and the School Community Health Alliance will host a free food distribution Monday, June 22^nd, 1pm until gone at Surline Elementary School, 147 West State Street, West Branch. All in need are welcome.

 

The WE Players are holding auditions for “A Mid Summer Night’s Dream” Shakespeare In The Park at the Tawas Bay Playhouse, 401 Newman Street, East Tawas: Monday, June 22^nd Wednesday, June 24^th Faeries & Sprites ages 5-9 5-6pm Adults and Ensemble 6pm Show dates are August 7^th -9^th. For more information call 989-620-7640.

 

The Arenac County Historical Society presents “The Hello Girls”, Michigan Women’s History as switchboard operators in World War One with Lois Sprengnether-Keel, Tuesday, June 23^rd, 7pm, at the Arenac County Historical Museum, 304 East Michigan Avenue, AuGres. Free and open to everyone. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored in part by the Iosco Arenac District Library.

 

Lakeview Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation will host a “Paws, Play & Ice Cream Day”, Wednesday, June 24^th, Noon-3pm, at the facility, 408 North 5^th Avenue, Tawas City. Sunrise Animal Rescue will have pets for adoption and collecting pet food donations, Blackbird Ice Creamery will have homemade ice cream and a bounce house for the kids. Bring the family for an enjoyable afternoon of family fun and adoption.

 

The Oscoda Area Convention & Visitor Bureau will host free “Movie Night At The Pier”, Wednesdays at Oscoda Township beach. Movie starts at dusk, with music and games a half hour before the movie. Bring lawn chairs, blankets & snacks:

6/24: The Sponge Bob Movie 7/1: Zootopia 2 7/8: Smurfs 7/15: ET The Extraterrestrial

7/22: A Minecraft Movie 7/29: The Little Rascals 8/5: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

8/12: The Goonies For more information visit Oscoda.Com.

 

“Unsalted & Unscripted” Open Mic Night will be held Wednesday, June 24^th, 7pm, at Tilly’s in downtown East Tawas. Those 16 and older can come share poetry, music, funny stories or just listen!

 

Friday, June 26^th is Kid’s Day at the Lumberman’s Monument Visitor’s Center, 5401 Monument Road, Oscoda. At 1pm Trout Unlimited will teach kids about the importance of waterways ecology and micro invertebrates. For more information call 989-362-8961.