Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Rosé All Day? No, Rosé All May! Join us on the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail for pours of Rosé for the entire month of May. More details on our website: https://www.lpwines.com/2020-trail-events/

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Every Thursday night from 6:00pm – 9:00pm enjoy live music in the Tavern at Artisan located inside the newly renovated Delamar Hotel.

The final celebration of PDL’s NEA Big Read programming will be an open mic music and poetry night hosted by Tom Renkes with performances by musician Jessica Dominic and poet Elizabeth McBride. PDL’s NEA Big Read community read is Joy Harjo’s book of poetry, “An American Sunrise.” You can choose to share original poetry or music, a poem from “An American Sunrise,” or even one or two of your favorite songs or poems. A microphone and sound will be provided. The allotted time for performances will be limited to how many artists sign up at the beginning of the evening. Sign up at the event will be on a first come-first perform basis. Hope to see you there! 

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Gasoline Gypsies, do not miss this one Traverse City! Original, genre-transcending, Rock N Roll delivered by four guys who love their craft. With three part vocal harmonies, driving guitar and bass riffs, their songs are powerful and intense, yet simple and honest.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Steve Iott Steve Iott is an embattled veteran comic who has seen it all, and has plenty to say about it.  He does  comedy without the aid of props, mirrors, or sleight-of-hand camera tricks.  Known as a master of  improvisation, Steve takes the audience along as he spins his bizarre tales of ridiculous life experiences.   No topic is safe, and no two shows are ever the same.  No stranger to either television or the concert  stage, Steve has appeared on A&E, Comedy Central, and has opened shows for Steven Wright,  Chicago, and Bill Maher.  Special Guest: Kara Coraci Kara Coraci is a high-energy stand-up comedian and public speaker. Critics refer to her as a  “Squirrel on coffee!” Her wide range of talents have brought her to stages all over the U.S.  including Chicago, Orlando, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City. She has worked on production teams  for popular companies such as The Walt Disney Company, The Jerry Springer Show, Nude  Hippo and Oakland University Television. Kara has performed at everything from comedy  shows to art battles to automotive conferences. Her passion for life is quite obvious from the  energy she exudes on stage or behind the camera.  

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Live Musical performances by our favorite local artists each Sunday in the Artisan Tavern during brunch from 11am – 1pm.

Vermillion Point’s remote Lake Superior shoreline is home to both a historic lifesaving station and endangered piping plovers nesting sites. In the morning, Dr. Jason Garvon from LSSU will guide you through the critical work done here and elsewhere in the Great Lakes for the plovers. Keep your fingers crossed for nesting plovers to be present! After lunch you will independently visit the Whitefish Point Shipwreck Museum (ticket included in cost).

Time: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM; Includes 1.5 hour driving time to/from Hessel
Guide: Dr. Jason Garvon
Limit: 15 participants, Pre-registration is required.
Cost: $75 (includes lunch and Whitefish Point Shipwreck Museum ticket)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series.

Spend the day exploring a remote 600-acre hunting camp with the three best guides our limited funds could afford. This property hosts eagles, loons, and beavers across its varied topography and forest. A slide presentation, paddling, hiking, and a traditional pasty lunch are all part of this unique experience.

Meet: Hessel School House to carpool/caravan to location
Time: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Guides: Rob Routledge, Steve Baker, and Ken Drenth
Limit: 12 participants. Pre-registration is required.
Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series.

Start the day with a guided tour of Lake Superior State University’s new Richard & Theresa Barch Center for Freshwater Research and Education (CFRE), followed by self-paced exploration of the native-plant rain gardens, salmon fish hatchery, freighter watching (depends on timing), and the Discovery Center. After lunch, hike the mostly flat Algonquin Ski Trails and learn about sustainable forest management, invasive species, and private landowner conservation programs.

Time: 8:15 AM – 3:45 PM; Including a 45-minute driving time to/from Hessel
CFRE Guides: Ashley Moerke and Elizabeth Christiansen, LSSU Staff
Hiking Guides: Dylan Parker (Chippewa-Luce-Mackinac Conservation District Forester) and Michael Hinde (Three Shores CISMA Coordinator)
Limit: 20 participants. Pre-registration is required.
Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival Website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series.

The Nature Conservancy’s Maxton Plains Preserve is a globally rare area of exposed limestone bedrock and shallow soils. These harsh environments are dominated by grasses, sedges, and wildflowers like early buttercup, early saxifrage, and prairie smoke, but also present the opportunity to discover detailed fossils exposed in the calcareous bedrock like nautiloid cephalopods. The Haacks, long-time summer residents, will be your guides on this tour.

• Meet: Drummond Island Ferry parking area
• Time: 8:40 AM ferry – 1:10 PM ferry*
• Guides: Robert and Sheridan Haack 
• Limit: 25 participants, pre-registration required.
• Cost: $40 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

*Allow at least 35 minutes to drive the 28 miles from Hessel to DeTour Village. The ferry is first-come, first-served, so we recommend getting in line by 8:25 AM (depart) / 12:50 PM (return) or earlier. If you miss the morning ferry, you are on your own to rendezvous with the group. Ferries leave the mainland on the 0:40 and return on the 0:10 of every hour.

Get ready to soar by visiting the Mackinac Straits Raptor Watch (MSRW) to learn about the spectacular spring and fall migrations, banding, and the geolocation data the MSRW has been gathering. While keeping an eye to the sky for raptors, we will visit key areas where migrating warblers and waterfowl recharge, and enjoy northwoods wildflowers at the Headlands, French Farm, Dingman’s Marsh, and other areas along the way. 

• Guide: Sarah Reding and Ed Pike
• Limit: 12 participants, pre-registration is required.
• Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this tour, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

The landscape of the Les Cheneaux area is shaped by a long, geologic history — 400 million years in the making when this area was a warm, shallow sea, then later scraped by mile-high glaciers. Gain a deeper understanding of what is literally underfoot by visiting both a working quarry and the Carl A. Gerstacker Nature Preserve.

• Guides: Libby Ives – sedimentary geologist and geomorphologist; Melissa Simon – Senior Manager and Mine Engineering, Carmeuse Limestone; Shaun Howard, Protected Lands Project Manager, The Nature Conservancy
• Limit: 20 participants. Pre-registration required.
• Cost: $75 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for the event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

Spend a day helping care for one of the most beautiful and pristine nature preserves in Michigan. After taking a boat ride across Hessel Bay to Marquette Island, you’ll spend the day trail-clearing alongside Little Traverse Conservancy (LTC) staff in the same woods that young Aldo wandered! Using supplied tools, we will work our way inland along a rustic and little-used trail that LTC is looking to improve.

• Guide: Little Traverse Conservancy Staff
• Limit: 12 participants, pre-registration is required. 
• Cost: $25 (includes lunch)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

This guided tour is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. Most of this trip’s costs are underwritten by the LTC in appreciation for your efforts — thank you! 

An information packed, land and sea adventure to learn more about the Les Cheneaux area and the Martin Reef Light Station with Dan Reelitz as your guide. For late sleepers, start your day with great locally-roasted-beans coffee at the Les Cheneaux Coffee Roasters, followed by a boat ride to Government Island. Once there, hike along the trails while learning how the island was used for constructing Lake Huron’s remote Martin Reef Light Station. After lunch and a return voyage, you may choose to gather at Les Cheneaux Distillers to swap stories and enjoy a drink of choice. Participants will also receive a copy of the book “Martin Reef, Lightship to Lighthouse” by John Sellman.

• Time: 9:30 AM –3:00  PM
• Guide: Dan Reelitz
• Limit: 12, pre-registration is required.
• Cost: $75 (includes coffee and lunch

For more information or to register for this trip, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website. 

This workshop is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

Smartphone cameras allow us to easily capture what we see — but people are often disappointed with their images. This hands-on workshop will put any skill level on a direct path to becoming a photography “genius” of lectures, field trips, and the wonders of the digital darkroom. Dinner is provided and timed so you can attend the monarch butterfly talk before we head out for a final photo session to capture the golden hour of sunset.

Your instructor Sue Bakkila. Half the year, Sue runs a small design and photography agency in Grand Rapids, and the other half, she runs Woods & Waters as a kayak guide. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Aquinas College with majors in Geography, Communication Arts, and Studio Art. An avid photographer (who shoots with a Nikon, Fuji, DJI, and iPhone), she loves stopping to take a picture. Or twenty. 

Time: 1:00–9:45 PM  (sunset is 9:20 PM)

Limit: 16 participants, pre-registration required.

Cost: $75 (includes dinner)

For more information or to register for this event, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website. 

This workshop is part of the Aldo Leopold Festival – Adventure Day Trip Series. 

Les Cheneaux welcomes you to celebrate the legacy of Aldo Leopold — one of America’s most influential naturalists — during our festival, June 1st – June 5th, 2022. Activities include paddling excursions, orchid and wildflower tours, birding trips, presentations, and many other nature-based activities. Experience the woods and water that formed Leopold’s early impressions of the natural world as we honor the mark he made on conservation and the environment.

The cost for a Festival Pass is $45 per person, children 17 and under are free! Due to the popularity of this event, pre-registration is required for ALL participants. To register, visit the Aldo Leopold Festival website.

View and download our online festival program.

Whitefish Point is known the world over as one of the great migration hot spots for many songbirds, waterfowl, and raptors — and you’ll spend a near-peak-migration day exploring the hawk watch, water bird shack, and songbird-filled woods. Whitefish Point Bird Observatory staff will discuss some of the amazing research and discoveries made here, and after lunch we will visit spruce grouse and crossbills habitats.

This adventure is guided by Elliot Nelson,  an Extension Educator for the Michigan Sea Grant Extension. His role is working with coastal communities and businesses in the Eastern Upper Peninsula to apply science-based knowledge to address Great Lakes, Lake Superior, northern Lake Michigan, and northern Lake Huron issues. He obtained his M.S. in Biology with MSU and M.S. in Natural Resources and Environment with the University of Michigan.

Limit: 12 participants. Cost is $75.00 per person.

For complete details and to register visit the Aldo Leopold Festival Website

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Kick your summer off right and join us on the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail for our annual Sip & Savor event! Enjoy some of Michigan’s most superb wine, paired with select cuisine options, from over 20 different and unique wineries along the Leelanau Peninsula region. For more details, visit our website at: https://lpwines.com/event/sip-and-savor/ See you on the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail soon!

Nathan Walton – With a voice Lionel Richie of American Idol called “a cannon,” Nathan Walton has become “an indisputable star here in our community” and Staff Pick for Best Solo Musician in Revue Magazine’s “2021 Best of the West” issue. According to Revue contributing editor, Eric Mitts, “Walton has shone bright. Sure, his powerful, soulful vocals draw most of the attention, but it’s his prolifically diverse songwriting and passion behind the scenes that make him an increasingly major part of the music scene, and an artist everyone should know.” Nathan appeared on Season 3 of ABC’s American Idol, where he received a Golden Ticket and competed in Hollywood with talented vocalists from all over the country. West Michigan’s original soul-rocker, Walton fronts his band, The Remedy, and has recently assembled the “super-group” King Possum with other well-known local multi-instrumentalists. He regularly lends his powerful voice to bands like Stone Soup and the Broken Teeth, and with special guests at his Greyline Brewing residency. Walton has mastered albums at Jack White’s Third Man Record Company in Detroit and recorded his freshman album Nathan Walton and The Remedy at Third Coast Recording Co. in Grand Haven.  Committed to helping musicians and others in the community, Nathan has performed for the Michigan Musician Alliance’s “Michigan Artist Relief Fund” and WZZM’s “13 Food for Families” campaign. He also serves as Music Director for Elevator a GoGo, a West Michigan-based platform to discover music, the spoken word, and performance artists from America and around the world.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

With over 70 million plays on Pandora, troubadour and award-winning songwriter, Forest Sun, enlivens audiences around the globe with his wealth of songs and stories. Sun’s soulful music draws on a deep well of Americana and has been compared to Jack Johnson,The Avett Brothers, Van Morrison.  He’s played festivals from California (Strawberry Music Festival, American River Music Festival) to Europe (Belladrum in Scottland, Fiesta City in Belgium) and opened for such luminaries as Lyle Lovett, Bonnie Rait, Steve Earle, Keb Mo, Jackson Browne and the Beach Boys (Forest met famed Beach Boys producer Van Dyke Parks at festival porch jam and later swapped songs on his piano at his house in LA). He’s toured with Mason Jennings and Brett Dennen. Musical collaborations on his 10 records include Heather Masse (of the Waylin’Jennys), Jolie Holland (The Be Good Tanyas), Sean Hayes, ALO, JTNero (of Birds of Chicago) and Hot Buttered Rum.  Forest’s songs mine his deep folk roots and embrace his love of gospel, reggae, Americana, country, and soul.  Sun’s music has appeared on Showtime, NBC, PBS, MTV and in several film scores and soundtracks. He has also had several cameo roles in independent cinema including playing a fireman in “Who’s there?” directed by Cassie Jaye and premiering at Tallgrass Film Festival in Wichita, Kansas.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Simultaneously familiar and fresh, The Steel Wheels bring a singular energy to every note they play and sparkling craft to each song. This potent combination, paired with a robust tour calendar, have made the veteran band hands-down favorites of fans and peers alike. From their base in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, The Steel Wheels have played the most prestigious festivals, listening rooms, and clubs in the world, cementing a reputation as one of the top independent bands on the scene today.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Enjoy 9 holes of golf on The Classic with a refreshing twist. Every 3rd hole will have a wine tasting station, select wines paired with a light snack. Give your weekend a smooth finish with some wilderness and wine!

Throughout Michigan, the name Drew Hale is synonymous with powerful vocals, compelling lyrics and haunting melodies. In 2016, Drew won the national Country Showdown competition held at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, earning him the title Best New Act in Country Music, as well as the $100,000 cash prize. Most recently, The Drew Hale Band won the Detroit Regional round of 93.1 NashFM’s Nash Next contest. Influenced by Texas roots and artists such as Reckless Kelly and Eric Church, the Drew Hale Band’s music pays homage to the red dirt country and southern rock scenes, as well as paints a picture of their love for the people and culture of Michigan, where the band calls home. The Drew Hale Band can be found playing throughout the Midwest, promoting their latest album, Roots and Wings (including the single, Pieces, featuring Vince Gill). They have shared stages with Frankie Ballard, Trace Adkins, Jana Kramer, Scotty McCreery, LoCash, William Michael Morgan, RaeLynn, Trent Harmon, Drew Baldridge, The Railers, Walker McGuire, Chris Lane, The Cadillac Three, Bret Michaels, and Adam Sanders. They’ve also played festivals with some of Nashville’s biggest recording artists, including Tim McGraw, Dierks Bentley, Dwight Yoakam, Toby Keith, Canaan Smith, and Cassadee Pope. Whether on an intimate stage at one of the many wineries or breweries throughout Michigan, rocking a bar on a Saturday night, or playing festivals such as Common Ground (Lansing, MI) or Arts, Beats, & Eats (Royal Oak, MI), you can count on an eclectic show that delivers a dynamic combination of originals and covers that bridge the gap between country, roots rock, and blues.

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

BLUES/ROCK GUITAR GREAT PAUL NELSON and HIS AMAZING BAND ON TOUR 

Whether it’s headlining international festivals, performing to sold out shows at many of music’s most prestigious stages or iconic clubs worldwide Nelson’s guitar mastery and band in a live setting are the most exciting and unforgettable for all who attend.

Being blues/rock icon Johnny Winter‘s hand-picked touring and recording guitarist joining in 2010 is just one of the accolades held by Grammy-winning guitarist Paul Nelson who has also shared the world’s stages and/or recorded alongside Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Billy Gibbons, Susan Tedeschi, Dr. John, John Popper, Slash, Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Vince Gill, Sonny Landreth, Ben Harper, Joe Bonamassa and the list goes on. 

With appearances on late night with David Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel, Nelson a blues hall of fame artist is known for his amazing tone and playing style by an ever-growing legion of fans establishing him as one of today’s leading modern blues guitar trendsetters.

“He’s a Great Guitar Player” “Brother Paul” – Buddy Guy

“Fantastic Guitarist” – Sonny Landreth

“Paul’s an Amazing Musician” – Johnny Winter

“Great Guitarist” – Warren Haynes

“What else can we say about Paul Nelson except…Chops Deluxe.”- Guitar World Magazine”

“An A-List guitar player…one of the most technically dazzling players around today.”- Guitar Magazine 

“He’s a soulful player who has chops to burn. The word ‘ferocious’ comes to mind, or ‘take no prisoners“

– Vintage Guitar Magazine 

Nelson received a Grammy award for his work performing on and producing Winter’s “Step Back” release on Sony Records, winning “Best Blues Album of the Year” highlighting his already long list of Grammy Nominations. As well as the BMA “Blues Music Award” for “Best Blues/Rock Album” reaching #16 on the Billboard Top 200 and staying at #1 on the Billboard Blues Charts for weeks. He is also a recipient of the Blues Foundation’s KBA “Keeping The Blues Alive Award”. 

Nelson also appears in the award-winning documentaries: “Down and Dirty” The Johnny Winter Story and “Sideman: Long Road to Glory” (feat: Bonnie Rait, Gregg Allman, Hubert Sumlin)

Staying at #1 on the “Hot New Releases” charts for months. Nelson’s latest project “Badass Generation” on Sony Records, still maintains his unmistakable connection to the Blues, but it also finds Nelson showing the many other musical dimensions that his ever-growing fan base has come to expect and who consider him to be one of music’s most respected and influential contemporary guitarists… 

“Love this album – the sound and the energy. Gorgeous Tone, searing guitar work!” – Wall Street Journal – “The Paul Nelson Band Rocks!” – Goldmine Magazine. Come see why this guitarist’s guitarist and his exciting band are packing houses on tour now

PAUL NELSON – LEAD GUITAR

RICO AMERO – LEAD VOCALIST

PAUL LORENGER – BASS GUITAR

JOEY PARFUMI – DRUMS

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

After a two-year hiatus, the Leland Wine and Food Festival is back and better than ever! Enjoy tasting local award-winning wines from 12 Leelanau Peninsula wineries & 1 local brewery and delicious specialties from several local food vendors in the heart of Leelanau County. Leland Wine and Food Festival with a Twist!Due to continuing construction in the Leland Harbor and Fishtown, the 35th Leland Wine and Food Festival will take place at The Leland Lodge, just up the hill from Main St. 5-Ton Tours will be offering rides to and from Leland to The Lodge throughout the duration of the festival to ensure party-goers can easily access local shops and attractions. Many thanks to both the Leland Lodge and 5-Ton Tours for making this event possible.Come and Go EntryOur ‘Come & Go’ re-entry wristbands allow you to explore our beaches, unique shops, galleries, and Historic Fishtown, and then return for more festival fun – as often as you like! Non-stop live music provides a lively backdrop for the festival. Bands will be announced in the spring.  Tickets for Adults – $30 advance and $40 at the at event.Tickets include a commemorative glass & two wine tasting tokensTickets sold the week of the festival are Will Call onl.Additional tasting tokens are $3 each sold within the festival.You Must be 21 years of age to purchase and consume alcohol. Non-alcoholic beverages are available to purchase.

Stormy Chromer first landed on the live music scene in 2014 and has been touring and amassing fans across the country ever since. The band’s four members – guitarists Spencer Hanson and Brendan Collins, bassist Ryan King, and drummer Amin Lanseur – work together to create a new brand of improvisational rock. The band’s real-time compositional style has earned them a steady following of devoted fans in the midwest, as well as a reputation within the greater jam scene. Over the years, Stormy Chromer has played alongside nationally-touring acts like Aqueous, The Werks, Consider the Source, Laith Al-Saadi, The Main Squeeze, and Jimkata. 2021 will see Stormy Chromer’s debut appearance at Summer Camp Music Festival, held in Chillicothe, IL. 

In jazz-age Chicago, two rival vaudevillian murderesses vie to be represented by the same sleazy lawyer. In so doing, they hope to not only avoid the hangman’s noose but win their freedom while becoming “celebrity criminals” to pave their way back to vaudeville, fame, and fortune. This Tony Award-winning record-breaking musical is based on a play about actual criminals and their crimes.   Masks recommended – not required.

Coyote is excited to have national touring artist Ward Davis back again this Summer! American Singer/Songwriter from Monticello, Arkansas by way of Nashville, Tennesse, Ward Davis has had songs recorded by Trace Adkins, Willie Nelson, and many more. Most recently, Ward Davis co-wrote “I’m Not The Devil” with Cody Jinks, with whom he subsequently toured nationwide.

On June 16th,
the National Writers Series will help you discover the formula for success that
will supercharge your decision-making confidence and transform even the most
risk-averse mindset with the help of author Angie Morgan.

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Boston Scientific, FedEx, and Oracle. 
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actionable steps, Bet On You
enlightens readers with a new perspective on how risk really works and clears
up common misconceptions about risk, such as it being the opposite of reward.
It also empowers professionals of all types with guidance on how to start
practicing new habits right away to build their risk-taking muscles. You’ll
also learn how to weave a safety net to mitigate the downside of risks and
discover effective strategies for managing risk-killing emotions: fear and
failure.