TADL is excited to announce a new way to get you through the winter doldrums! Our Winter Library Challenge is for every age, from Pre-Readers (ages 0 -5), Readers (ages 6 – 12), Teens (ages 13 – 19) to Adults (ages 18 ). It’s a BINGO format so you pick what you would like to do and what you would like to read.  It’s a great way to have fun as a family – or grandparents, challenge your grandchildren! 

MORE INFO HERE.

Check out tadl.org/events for other free TADL programs too!

Knee-High Naturalists Registration is Open – Winter/Spring 2023

Knee-High Naturalists is a nature-based preschool program for potty-trained 3-6 year-olds unaccompanied by a parent/guardian (drop-off). This program meets twice a week on Monday and/or Wednesday. Many of the children who come attend other preschool programs on the other weekdays.

We strive to facilitate natural curiosity and joy in the world around these young naturalists and help them establish an appreciation of the Nature Center grounds. Children in the program have the freedom to play and interact with their environment where they will learn to appreciate the variety and scope of the natural world around them.

Ages: 3-6 years old

Dates of Winter/Spring 2023 Session:
Mondays: February 13 – April 24 (No Class on March 27)
Wednesdays: February 15 – April 26 (No Class on March 29)
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Registration: Please click here to register!

TCLP is hosting a series of public open houses focused on creating a “strategy for a clean energy future.” The next events will be March 15 and April 5 from 4pm-6pm at Traverse Area District Library. The Climate Action Plan will go to the TCLP board for approval this spring, followed by a public unveiling. TCLP Executive Director Brandi Ekren presented board members with an in-depth overview of industry trends related to climate change, including demand-based pricing, integrated utility programs, and vehicle and building electrification.

Learn more here.

TADL is excited to announce a new way to get you through the winter doldrums! Our Winter Library Challenge is for every age, from Pre-Readers (ages 0 -5), Readers (ages 6 – 12), Teens (ages 13 – 19) to Adults (ages 18 ). It’s a BINGO format so you pick what you would like to do and what you would like to read.  It’s a great way to have fun as a family – or grandparents, challenge your grandchildren! 

MORE INFO HERE.

Check out tadl.org/events for other free TADL programs too!

Our Homeschool Program will meet once a week for the Winter/Spring 2023 session on Thursday from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. February 2 through April 27 (No class on March 30.)

The GTCD Homeschool program gives children the opportunity to study and connect to the natural world while being outdoors. Through guided exploration and hands-on, nature-based activities, this program engages children in appreciating and conserving Northwest Michigan’s natural features.

Sessions will be run on Thursdays, February 2 through April 27 from 1:00pm-3:00pm. These two-hour active-learning sessions will include themes based on environmental topics for ages 7-12 years old. We encourage appropriate dress for the weather and any possible conditions that may arise. These programs are drop-off and unaccompanied by a parent or guardian. Please refer to our family guide on our website for pickup and drop-off procedures.

Registration is OPEN for the WINTER/SPRING 2023 Session!

REGISTER HERE

MORE INFO ABOUT EVENT PROGRAMMING HERE.

What could be worse than getting a flat tire while enjoying Northern Michigan on a bike? Learn how to fix it on the fly with our weekly flat repair clinic. We’ll show you the proper way to replace a tube and what supplies you should carry with you for when its time for you to fix a flat on the trail. Join us downstairs at Mclain Cycle on 8th Street. It is free to attend.

P45 Reading Series – Smokefall
Thursday, March 23, 2023 • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM EDT
The Alluvion
Parallel 45 Theatre

Magical realism collides with manic vaudeville in a family drama unlike any you’ve ever seen. Whipping from astonishing tenderness to profound humor and back again, SMOKEFALL explores the lives of a family in a lyrical treatise on the fragility of life and the power of love. “SMOKEFALL is a glorious play…with a unique blend of sophistication and open-heartedness. It is a work that leaves you thinking about every human connection you have, whether on an intimate scale (with your family), or the cosmic one (the whole grand cycle of life and death). Haidle’s genius is that along with the pain and wistfulness come great bursts of true comic brilliance, so you leave the theater in a strange state of tearful exuberance.”

Welcome! The Grand Traverse Audubon Club members enjoy birding together, meeting for nature-oriented programs or field trips, and participating in service projects related to the environment. We are concerned about the preservation of habitat for wildlife, and natural areas for the enjoyment of all residents. We are a chapter of the Michigan Audubon Society.

Our regular meetings are usually the fourth Thursday of the month at the Boardman River Nature Center on Cass Road at 7:00 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend!

Our Next Meeting: SEPTEMBER 22 (Thursday) – Regular Meeting

Members Maryellen Newport and Kirk Waterstripe will discuss some of the new information about migration in a slide show, and then proceed outside to listen with a parabolic microphone for migrants passing overhead! Watch your email for the adjusted start time, because migrants start flying about an hour after sunset.

GTAC membership here. 

TADL is excited to announce a new way to get you through the winter doldrums! Our Winter Library Challenge is for every age, from Pre-Readers (ages 0 -5), Readers (ages 6 – 12), Teens (ages 13 – 19) to Adults (ages 18 ). It’s a BINGO format so you pick what you would like to do and what you would like to read.  It’s a great way to have fun as a family – or grandparents, challenge your grandchildren! 

MORE INFO HERE.

Check out tadl.org/events for other free TADL programs too!

Two moms agree to meet for coffee during naptime
in the sweet spot behind their adjoining yards where both their baby monitors
get reception, and a fast friendship is born. But their intimacy is punctured
when a stranger who lives in the mansion up on the cliff appears in the yard,
asking if they would include his wife, a new mom who is having “a hard time.”
Reluctantly, the duo tries to become a trio, but with very mixed—and
surprising—results. A comedy with dark edges, Cry It Out takes an honest
look at the absurdities of being home with a baby, the power of female
friendship, the dilemma of going back to work, and the effect class has on
parenthood in America. Note: This performance includes adult language and
situations.

TICKETS HERE

Comedy w/Stewart Huff
Friday, March 24, 2023 • 7:45 PM – 9:00 PM EDT
Saturday, March 25, 2023  • 7:30 PM – 8:45 PM EDT
Traverse City Comedy Club

Stewart Huff was born in Campbellsville, Kentucky and grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee. He has been performing comedy for over 15 years, beginning when he decided to drop out of college to become a writer.

Currently touring theaters, comedy clubs, and special events across the country, Huff reaches past the norm for his genuine — and genuinely unexpected — comedy. His knack for embracing the foibles of humanity and his refreshing originality make him as likeable as he is hilarious. A storyteller at heart, Huff continues to amaze with his clever material and personal wit.

Huff has performed in comedy clubs nationally and internationally, including the Improv in Los Angeles and New York, the Punchline in Atlanta and the Funny Bone in Omaha, as well as countless others. A finalist in the 2006 Boston Comedy Festival, Huff was also invited to perform in the HBO Las Vegas Festival, where his act can be viewed on pay-per-view. Stewart was also the 2016 Critics Choice of the Best Comedy at the Orlando Fringe Festival.

He currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his girlfriend. There he drops off the various items he collects while on the road, including an antique barber chair, countless vintage photographs, and an extensive collection of LP’s. She likes this.

TADL is excited to announce a new way to get you through the winter doldrums! Our Winter Library Challenge is for every age, from Pre-Readers (ages 0 -5), Readers (ages 6 – 12), Teens (ages 13 – 19) to Adults (ages 18 ). It’s a BINGO format so you pick what you would like to do and what you would like to read.  It’s a great way to have fun as a family – or grandparents, challenge your grandchildren! 

MORE INFO HERE.

Check out tadl.org/events for other free TADL programs too!

3rd Annual Community Seed Swap

It’s that time of year! We’re back with our 3rd Annual Community Seed Swap! Bring your garden seeds – any vegetables, fruits, or flowers that you enjoy growing and plan to leave with seeds and dreams for your 2023 garden! We will have envelopes and pens at each station. Stations will be grouped by similar plants – squash, tomatoes, peppers, herbs, brassicas, root vegetables, native plants, ornamental (but not invasive!) flowers, etc. Our Go Beyond Beauty Specialist will also be onsite with more info on avoiding invasives, planting native, and the Invasive Species Network.

When: Saturday, March 25th at 10:00am

Where: Oleson Pavilion outside of the Boardman River Nature Center, 1450 Cass Rd, Traverse City, MI.

Registration: Free. Please click here to register.

It’s that time of year! We’re back with our 3rd Annual Community Seed Swap! Bring your garden seeds—any vegetables, fruits, or flowers that you enjoy growing—and plan to leave with seeds and dreams for your 2023 garden! We will have envelopes and pens at each station. Stations will be grouped by similar plants – squash, tomatoes, peppers, herbs, brassicas, root vegetables, native plants, ornamental (but not invasive!) flowers, etc. Our Go Beyond Beauty Specialist will also be onsite with more info on avoiding invasives, planting native, and the Invasive Species Network.

When: Saturday, March 25th at 10:00am

Where: Oleson Pavilion outside of the Boardman River Nature Center, 1450 Cass Rd, Traverse City, MI.

Registration: Free. Please click here to register.

March 25 | The Fabulous Horndogs | Traverse City

This popular Northern Michigan group is coming to downtown Traverse City’s Encore 201. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., and Early Entry VIP ticket holders will have an opportunity to meet with members of the band before the show.

Comedy w/Stewart Huff
Friday, March 24, 2023 • 7:45 PM – 9:00 PM EDT
Saturday, March 25, 2023  • 7:30 PM – 8:45 PM EDT
Traverse City Comedy Club

Stewart Huff was born in Campbellsville, Kentucky and grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee. He has been performing comedy for over 15 years, beginning when he decided to drop out of college to become a writer.

Currently touring theaters, comedy clubs, and special events across the country, Huff reaches past the norm for his genuine — and genuinely unexpected — comedy. His knack for embracing the foibles of humanity and his refreshing originality make him as likeable as he is hilarious. A storyteller at heart, Huff continues to amaze with his clever material and personal wit.

Huff has performed in comedy clubs nationally and internationally, including the Improv in Los Angeles and New York, the Punchline in Atlanta and the Funny Bone in Omaha, as well as countless others. A finalist in the 2006 Boston Comedy Festival, Huff was also invited to perform in the HBO Las Vegas Festival, where his act can be viewed on pay-per-view. Stewart was also the 2016 Critics Choice of the Best Comedy at the Orlando Fringe Festival.

He currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his girlfriend. There he drops off the various items he collects while on the road, including an antique barber chair, countless vintage photographs, and an extensive collection of LP’s. She likes this.

Two moms agree to meet for coffee during naptime
in the sweet spot behind their adjoining yards where both their baby monitors
get reception, and a fast friendship is born. But their intimacy is punctured
when a stranger who lives in the mansion up on the cliff appears in the yard,
asking if they would include his wife, a new mom who is having “a hard time.”
Reluctantly, the duo tries to become a trio, but with very mixed—and
surprising—results. A comedy with dark edges, Cry It Out takes an honest
look at the absurdities of being home with a baby, the power of female
friendship, the dilemma of going back to work, and the effect class has on
parenthood in America. Note: This performance includes adult language and
situations.

TICKETS HERE.

TADL is excited to announce a new way to get you through the winter doldrums! Our Winter Library Challenge is for every age, from Pre-Readers (ages 0 -5), Readers (ages 6 – 12), Teens (ages 13 – 19) to Adults (ages 18 ). It’s a BINGO format so you pick what you would like to do and what you would like to read.  It’s a great way to have fun as a family – or grandparents, challenge your grandchildren! 

MORE INFO HERE.

Check out tadl.org/events for other free TADL programs too!

Knee-High Naturalists Registration is Open – Winter/Spring 2023

Knee-High Naturalists is a nature-based preschool program for potty-trained 3-6 year-olds unaccompanied by a parent/guardian (drop-off). This program meets twice a week on Monday and/or Wednesday. Many of the children who come attend other preschool programs on the other weekdays.

We strive to facilitate natural curiosity and joy in the world around these young naturalists and help them establish an appreciation of the Nature Center grounds. Children in the program have the freedom to play and interact with their environment where they will learn to appreciate the variety and scope of the natural world around them.

Ages: 3-6 years old

Dates of Winter/Spring 2023 Session:
Mondays: February 13 – April 24 (No Class on March 27)
Wednesdays: February 15 – April 26 (No Class on March 29)
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Registration: Please click here to register!

Join Us for Spring Peepers

Our Peepers Program is an adult-accompanied program for early learners ages 3-5 years old of all experience levels with the natural world. Join us on Tuesdays at 10:00am for a 60-minute nature program that includes stories, crafts, music, and discovery activities. The program cost is $5/child per session.
March 28th – Kickoff to Spring!
April 4th – Math in Nature
April 18th – Earth Day
April 25th – Lifecycles
May 2nd – Wildflowers
May 16th – Nature Journaling
May 23rd – Migration Time

REGISTER HERE.

Knee-High Naturalists Registration is Open – Winter/Spring 2023

Knee-High Naturalists is a nature-based preschool program for potty-trained 3-6 year-olds unaccompanied by a parent/guardian (drop-off). This program meets twice a week on Monday and/or Wednesday. Many of the children who come attend other preschool programs on the other weekdays.

We strive to facilitate natural curiosity and joy in the world around these young naturalists and help them establish an appreciation of the Nature Center grounds. Children in the program have the freedom to play and interact with their environment where they will learn to appreciate the variety and scope of the natural world around them.

Ages: 3-6 years old

Dates of Winter/Spring 2023 Session:
Mondays: February 13 – April 24 (No Class on March 27)
Wednesdays: February 15 – April 26 (No Class on March 29)
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Registration: Please click here to register!

Our Homeschool Program will meet once a week for the Winter/Spring 2023 session on Thursday from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. February 2 through April 27 (No class on March 30.)

The GTCD Homeschool program gives children the opportunity to study and connect to the natural world while being outdoors. Through guided exploration and hands-on, nature-based activities, this program engages children in appreciating and conserving Northwest Michigan’s natural features.

Sessions will be run on Thursdays, February 2 through April 27 from 1:00pm-3:00pm. These two-hour active-learning sessions will include themes based on environmental topics for ages 7-12 years old. We encourage appropriate dress for the weather and any possible conditions that may arise. These programs are drop-off and unaccompanied by a parent or guardian. Please refer to our family guide on our website for pickup and drop-off procedures.

Registration is OPEN for the WINTER/SPRING 2023 Session!

REGISTER HERE

MORE INFO ABOUT EVENT PROGRAMMING HERE.

What could be worse than getting a flat tire while enjoying Northern Michigan on a bike? Learn how to fix it on the fly with our weekly flat repair clinic. We’ll show you the proper way to replace a tube and what supplies you should carry with you for when its time for you to fix a flat on the trail. Join us downstairs at Mclain Cycle on 8th Street. It is free to attend.

Lantern-Lit Hike at Kids Creek Park

Take a self-guided lantern-lit hike of Kids Creek Park! GTCD naturalists will greet you with hot cocoa at the trailhead between Kohl’s and Michaels. This one mile trail is a short, accessible, and engaging walk – perfect for the whole family!

When: Friday, March 31st, 6:00 – 8:00pm

Where: Kids Creek Park – 3315 US-31, Traverse City, MI 49684. Meet at trailhead between Kohl’s and Michaels.

Registration: Free. Please click here to register.

Comedy w/Rob Jenkins
Friday, March 31, 2023 • 7:45 PM – 9:15 PM EDT
Saturday, April 1, 2013 • 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM EDT
Traverse City Comedy Club

Robert Jenkins combines his quick wit and sharp words with a disarming delivery to leave you wondering if you just heard what you thought you heard.

A Detroit native and resident of Lansing, Michigan, Robert has performed at the Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and Laughfest where he was a participant in the Best of the Midwest Comedy Competition.

Robert’s comedy albums, “Achievement Unlocked” and “Attempted Salvation” are available on Apple Music, Google Play, and Amazon, and Attempted Salvation can be heard on SiriusXM Radio.

TSO TOTS @ TADL
What a fun and rhythmic ToTs@TADL in February! Every first Saturday at 11am at the Woodmere Branch library until May we invite you to bring your kids and grandkids to our FREE Tots@TADL events.
Join members of the Traverse Symphony Orchestra for an hour of music and movement. Explore rhythm and instruments of the orchestra with hands-on musical fun. Instrument petting zoo, story reading, movement and crafts. Ages 5 and under.
February 4, 2023 11:00 am TBA
March 4, 2023 11:00 am Clarinet
April 1, 2023 11:00 am Bassoon
May 6, 2023 11:00 am TBA
Special thanks to collaborative partners:
Traverse Area District Library
Kindermusik

Join Families Against Narcotics as we host our monthly community forum. FAN-GT offers support, resources and education for families and individuals struggling with substance or alcohol use disorder. We host a monthly speaker and offer families a chance to share and find needed support in a non-judgmental atmosphere. No reservations are required and attendance is free. Bring an friend and enjoy light refreshments. Call 231-883-9111 for more information.

RALPH VOTAPEK
Saturday, April 1, 2023 | 7:30pm
Sunday, April 2, 2023 | 3:00pm
Cathedral Barn at Historic Barns Park
Ralph Votapek, Piano
The TSO welcomes living legend of the piano and Michigan Grand Dean of piano teaching, Ralph Votapek, for a solo concert. Experiencing this artist up close and personal in our series will be a truly magical experience as he embarks on his 7th decade on the concert stage. Limited seating in this venue; full cash bar available, courtesy of Tonic & Lime.

GET TICKETS HERE.

Comedy w/Rob Jenkins
Friday, March 31, 2023 • 7:45 PM – 9:15 PM EDT
Saturday, April 1, 2013 • 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM EDT
Traverse City Comedy Club

Robert Jenkins combines his quick wit and sharp words with a disarming delivery to leave you wondering if you just heard what you thought you heard.

A Detroit native and resident of Lansing, Michigan, Robert has performed at the Oddball Comedy & Curiosity Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and Laughfest where he was a participant in the Best of the Midwest Comedy Competition.

Robert’s comedy albums, “Achievement Unlocked” and “Attempted Salvation” are available on Apple Music, Google Play, and Amazon, and Attempted Salvation can be heard on SiriusXM Radio.

Knee-High Naturalists Registration is Open – Winter/Spring 2023

Knee-High Naturalists is a nature-based preschool program for potty-trained 3-6 year-olds unaccompanied by a parent/guardian (drop-off). This program meets twice a week on Monday and/or Wednesday. Many of the children who come attend other preschool programs on the other weekdays.

We strive to facilitate natural curiosity and joy in the world around these young naturalists and help them establish an appreciation of the Nature Center grounds. Children in the program have the freedom to play and interact with their environment where they will learn to appreciate the variety and scope of the natural world around them.

Ages: 3-6 years old

Dates of Winter/Spring 2023 Session:
Mondays: February 13 – April 24 (No Class on March 27)
Wednesdays: February 15 – April 26 (No Class on March 29)
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Registration: Please click here to register!

“My America  Recipes from a Young Black Chef” by Kwame Onwuachi
“My America” is a celebration of the food of the African Diaspora, as handed down through Onwuachi’s own family history; a deeply personal tribute to the food of “a land that belongs to you & yours and to me & mine.”

RESERVATIONS HERE
OR
231.941.8888

Join Us for Spring Peepers

Our Peepers Program is an adult-accompanied program for early learners ages 3-5 years old of all experience levels with the natural world. Join us on Tuesdays at 10:00am for a 60-minute nature program that includes stories, crafts, music, and discovery activities. The program cost is $5/child per session.
March 28th – Kickoff to Spring!
April 4th – Math in Nature
April 18th – Earth Day
April 25th – Lifecycles
May 2nd – Wildflowers
May 16th – Nature Journaling
May 23rd – Migration Time

REGISTER HERE.

“My America  Recipes from a Young Black Chef” by Kwame Onwuachi
“My America” is a celebration of the food of the African Diaspora, as handed down through Onwuachi’s own family history; a deeply personal tribute to the food of “a land that belongs to you & yours and to me & mine.”

RESERVATIONS HERE
OR
231.941.8888

Knee-High Naturalists Registration is Open – Winter/Spring 2023

Knee-High Naturalists is a nature-based preschool program for potty-trained 3-6 year-olds unaccompanied by a parent/guardian (drop-off). This program meets twice a week on Monday and/or Wednesday. Many of the children who come attend other preschool programs on the other weekdays.

We strive to facilitate natural curiosity and joy in the world around these young naturalists and help them establish an appreciation of the Nature Center grounds. Children in the program have the freedom to play and interact with their environment where they will learn to appreciate the variety and scope of the natural world around them.

Ages: 3-6 years old

Dates of Winter/Spring 2023 Session:
Mondays: February 13 – April 24 (No Class on March 27)
Wednesdays: February 15 – April 26 (No Class on March 29)
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Registration: Please click here to register!

TCLP is working to develop a Climate Action Plan to “identify innovative utility solutions designed to reduce our carbon impact while protecting grid resiliency,” according to the utility. A new website created for the project – TCLPCAP.org – states that “while TCLP is aware of the ongoing debate as to the reality or severity of ‘climate change,’ its actions and goals demonstrate its value for climate health. TCLP desires to determine and strategize its role as an active participant in climate health in a manner that allows it to sustain utility business and services while being mindful of its impact to all people, its financial viability, and the planet it shares. To that end, TCLP intends to develop and implement a strategic framework for measuring, planning and positively impacting the climate…this strategic framework will be utilized for future corporate strategic planning as well as further collaboration with the Traverse City community and government.”

To help develop the plan, TCLP will host four public houses between now and April focused on creating a “strategy for a clean energy future.” Each of the four free events will highlight a different energy solution. Attendees can register in advance online and will be entered to win a Giant/Momentum LAFREE E+ E-bike (valued at $2,400) that will be given away at the end of the open house series. The open house schedule is as follows (all events are from 4pm to 6pm at the Traverse Area District Library on Woodmere Avenue):

Open House 1: October 25, 2022 – Energy Waste Reduction, Demand Response, Electrification
Open House 2: November 16, 2022 – Distributed Energy Resources, Energy Storage, Carbon Neutrality
Open House 3: March 15, 2023 – Integrated Resource Plan Development
Open House 4: April 5, 2023 – Review of the Developed Integrated Resource Plan

“We are excited to start this journey and look forward to these open houses and the opportunities and insights they will bring,” says TCP Executive Director Brandie Ekren. “The community has an opportunity to play a role in developing a clean energy future, and we strongly encourage everyone to attend.” The Climate Action Plan will go to the TCLP board for approval in spring 2023, which will be followed by a public unveiling, according to the project website.

“My America  Recipes from a Young Black Chef” by Kwame Onwuachi
“My America” is a celebration of the food of the African Diaspora, as handed down through Onwuachi’s own family history; a deeply personal tribute to the food of “a land that belongs to you & yours and to me & mine.”

RESERVATIONS HERE
OR
231.941.8888

Our Homeschool Program will meet once a week for the Winter/Spring 2023 session on Thursday from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm. February 2 through April 27 (No class on March 30.)

The GTCD Homeschool program gives children the opportunity to study and connect to the natural world while being outdoors. Through guided exploration and hands-on, nature-based activities, this program engages children in appreciating and conserving Northwest Michigan’s natural features.

Sessions will be run on Thursdays, February 2 through April 27 from 1:00pm-3:00pm. These two-hour active-learning sessions will include themes based on environmental topics for ages 7-12 years old. We encourage appropriate dress for the weather and any possible conditions that may arise. These programs are drop-off and unaccompanied by a parent or guardian. Please refer to our family guide on our website for pickup and drop-off procedures.

Registration is OPEN for the WINTER/SPRING 2023 Session!

REGISTER HERE

MORE INFO ABOUT EVENT PROGRAMMING HERE.

“My America  Recipes from a Young Black Chef” by Kwame Onwuachi
“My America” is a celebration of the food of the African Diaspora, as handed down through Onwuachi’s own family history; a deeply personal tribute to the food of “a land that belongs to you & yours and to me & mine.”

RESERVATIONS HERE
OR
231.941.8888

What could be worse than getting a flat tire while enjoying Northern Michigan on a bike? Learn how to fix it on the fly with our weekly flat repair clinic. We’ll show you the proper way to replace a tube and what supplies you should carry with you for when its time for you to fix a flat on the trail. Join us downstairs at Mclain Cycle on 8th Street. It is free to attend.

Families Against Narcotics Family Forum:

In Person: Central United Methodist Church
222 Cass St, Traverse City, MI 49684

By Zoom:
Virtual Event URL: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84237126121?pwd=TS9LcnZPcWxuNm1BV2Nwa0ttT0hudz09

Price: Free
Note: Virtual  and in person event.
Join Families Against Narcotics the first Thursday of every month at 6:30 PM for our Family forum. Each forum covers information on substance use (drug and alcohol) disorder providing education, support and resources from speakers of recovery organizations and individuals in long-term recovery. Find support from people who have experienced first hand SUD personally or in their family and can offer a lending ear or provide resources in many areas. Join us and bring a friend. No reservations are required and admission is free.

Contact Info:
Lin Benfield
Families Against Narcotics Grand Traverse
tccoordinator@familiesagainstnarcotics.org
231-883-9111
More Info:
Families Against Narcotics Family forum

Join us the first Thursday of each month for our family forum night. Listen in as we host speakers on the topic of substance use (narcotic or alcohol) disorder, recovery, education, support and resources for individuals and families dealing with this disease. Forum is free of charge and in person or by Zoom. All our welcome. Please share and invite a friend.