Traverse City is the tenth most vibrant arts city
Traverse City has been named the tenth “Most Arts Vibrant Middle Size Community” in the U.S. by SMU DataArts, a national center for arts research at Southern Methodist University.
The shows go one for now, with hopes for spring
Looking ahead, the hope is that by spring, actors and audiences will be able to interact in person, if socially distanced.
Chasten Buttigieg: Traverse City Roots and What Lies Ahead
Chasten Buttigieg, husband of former Democratic presidential contender Pete Buttigieg and a Traverse City native, will join the National Writers Series for a free virtual event on September 10 to discuss his memoir, I Have Something to Tell You.
Writers Series to launch Life in the Time of Virus
You’re hearing and reading a lot of stories about the Coronavirus in the media these days. But those stories aren’t your story. And that’s the one the National Writers Series (NWS) wants to make part of local history.
Traverse City’s Doug Stanton joins the likes of Spielberg, Terkel
Traverse City-based writer Doug Stanton has won the prestigious Stephen E. Ambrose Oral History Award from Rutgers Living History Society. Previous winners include Ken Burns, Steven Spielberg and Studs Terkel.
Art orgs land state grant funding
Twenty arts and cultural organizations in northwest Michigan have been approved for minigrant funds through the Michigan Council for the Arts & Cultural Affairs (MCACA) Regranting Program.
Approaching Ten Years of Authors and Audiences for NWS
National Writers Series announces fall lineup
Doug Stanton named Michiganian of the Year
National Writers Series releases Literary Journal
