Thursday night we will have our own art show to display all that we have made!

Mon, April 1 through Tues, April 2 CAMPS
AM Camp is HOW TO DRAW ANYTHING - 9:30-11:30
PM Camp is SEW AN EMOJI PILLOW - 12:00-2:00

Wed, April 3 through Thurs, April 4 CAMPS
AM Camp is RAINBOW UNICORN PAINTING - 9:30-11:30
PM Camp is GALAXY DOG PAINTING - 12:00-2:00

Get ready for summer! Put on your fancy shorts and Hawaiian shirts and join us for an evening of loud music, crazy contests, dancing, and lots of FUN! All area 6th-8th graders are welcome. Glow necklaces and bracelets will be available for $1.

A great way to start the day and get encouragement for life. They share together donuts and milk and talk about a certain Bible passage and pray. They support each other through good & bad times in life.

Free food pantry for Colon and Leonidas residents. New clients must fill out an application and bring a photo id and proof of address. Clients reapply every January. Delivery is available within the Colon-Leonidas area. Closed major holidays but will open the following day. Closed over Christmas and New Year's Week. If Colon Community Schools is closed for inclement weather, the pantry will close and not open the following day.

Come out and show your support February 23rd, 2019. Donations can be sent to 175 Main St. Battle Creek, MI 49014 or made online. www.caascm.org

Free Food Pantry for the Constantine Community & School District. Closed for major holidays and whenever Constantine Public Schools are closed for inclement weather.

Food pantry for residents of Three Rivers Community. Closed for major holidays and when Three Rivers Community schools is closed for inclement weather.

Food pantry for residents of Three Rivers Community. Closed for major holidays and when Three Rivers Community schools is closed for inclement weather.

This pantry serves residents of White Pigeon and Mottville. Not open 5th Wednesday of any month. St. Joseph Catholic Church, the First Presbyterian Church of White Pigeon, the Methodist Church, and Riverside Church all contribute toward this pantry. Documents required: Proof of residency (i.e. valid ID, utility bill, letter from DHS.)

THIS. This is something that as a couple, you are NOT going to want to miss! We get the opportunity to learn from Dan Seaborn on what a Godly marriage can look like. Be prepared for laughter, teachable moments, and good snacks!To register go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSIcMLYtlwx3uUE3rzKqWKs7igdLFUXCecasMDY4NmyyN1jg/viewform *childcare is NOT provided for this event

Access to a computer and internet for: Creating a Resume Online Job Applications Printing materials needed for job applications/housing applications Apply for county services with MI Bridges (MDHHS)We are a Access and Navigation Partner. Find local or State services that fit your needs *volunteer available if you need help with any of these.

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

The Sturgis Ministerial Association and the City of Sturgis have partnered to offer a Large Item Dropoff event for City residents on April 13th from 9am-noon at the Compost Site. Please line up on the south side of Fawn River Rd. If you require assistance getting your items to the event, please contact the Sturgis Church of Christ at 269-651-2684 (limited to the first 100 requests).

An Easter Breakfast buffet will be available between 9 and 11. The breakfast is sponsored by the Mission Trip team. There will also be an Easter Egg Hunt for children at 10:45 am, after the first service. Children’s Church will be provided during each worship service. Easter Sunday’s (April 21) celebration of Christ’s resurrection, will include two services: contemporary at 9:30 am, featuring Reconciled; and traditional at 11:00 am, including Chancel Choir and organ music.

Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

Register now for the Sturgis Fireworks Fundraiser Golf Scramble on June 1st at Green Valley Golf Course. Cost is $50 per person. This event is open to everyone. Sign up by calling 269-651-9491 or stopping by Green Valley Golf Course. All proceeds go toward the Sturgis Fireworks show on June 30th.

A celebration of locally produced food and handmade items!

A celebration of locally produced food and handmade items!

Free food pantry for Mendon Community. Must have a picture ID and piece of mail with Mendon mailing address. Pantry is closed for major holidays and when Mendon Community Schools is closed for inclement weather.

50 % off everything in store except new goods and treasure chest items.

50 % off everything in store except new goods and treasure chest items.

FRIDAYS ONLY OPEN TO DROP OFF DONATIONS 10-2. Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

Only Centreville and Nottawa residents! If Centreville Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed.

Clothing and household items available. Shoppers must live in St. Joseph County or be a DASAS client. Shoppers are limited to two shopping visits per month. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our store is located at the corner of West St. & Bennett St. The hours are Mon, Wed. and Fri. from 10 -1. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We accept all types of clothing & footwear for all ages including outdoor wear. We also accept small kitchen supplies such as, glasses, dishes, silverware, coffee pots, can openers, pots & pans and household decorations, including tablecloths, curtains. There is also a high need for sheets, blankets and towels. We cannot accept big items, furniture or TV’s. Donations are accepted only during our open hours.

Clothing and household items available. Shoppers must live in St. Joseph County or be a DASAS client. Shoppers are limited to two shopping visits per month. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our store is located at the corner of West St. & Bennett St. The hours are Mon, Wed. and Fri. from 10 -1. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We accept all types of clothing & footwear for all ages including outdoor wear. We also accept small kitchen supplies such as, glasses, dishes, silverware, coffee pots, can openers, pots & pans and household decorations, including tablecloths, curtains. There is also a high need for sheets, blankets and towels. We cannot accept big items, furniture or TV’s. Donations are accepted only during our open hours.

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

Story-time for preschoolers and their caregivers! Books, songs, stories, movement, and fun come together for a super-charged half hour of Early Literacy Learning.

Get ready to boogies during this fun musical program! We'll have shaky eggs, scarves, drumsticks, bubbles, and more as we dance, move, and learn together. Best for 18 months and up. Twice a month.

Join us for the monthly movie marathon. This month we will be celebrating the 1960’s. Dress up in 60’s fashion to participate in the costume competition! Or come as you are and have fun with us!

This mixed level class is suitable for beginners, experienced yogis and those in-between. Dress comfortably! Cost is $5.

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

All aboard for the grand opening of the Sturgis Historical Museum - At the Depot’s new building: the Freight House! Come tour the model railroad room, check out the new and improved gift shop, and examine historic documents in the white glove room during this kick-off to the Museum’s open season.

LITTLE READERS STORYTIME — Story time for young children. A parent or caregiver must attend with children under age three. Call the library at 435-7957 to register for stories, crafts and fun or drop-in and check us out!

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non-smoking;Barrier Free.

This group meets to knit/crochet and sew items for babies and kids at Borgess Hospital. Every Thursday until March 28.

Food pantry with no residency or income restrictions. I.D. not required. Open 2nd and 4th Tuesday each month from 11am-12 noon. Helping Hands is a ministry of Holy Angels Catholic Church. Drop boxes for non-perishable food items are located at each of the church entrances. Monetary donations accepted at the parish office.

Little ones and their caregivers are invited to read, sing, move, play, and have fun! The program is designed specifically with little learners in mind. Ages 0-2 years old.

Children preschool age and under are welcome at Story Time every Wednesday at the Mendon Township Library! Each week we will read stories, sing songs, do crafts and other activities, and eat a snack. This is a great social and literacy-based opportunity for children as well as for their parents, grandparents, and caregivers. Hope to see you soon!

All aboard for the grand opening of the Sturgis Historical Museum - At the Depot’s new building: the Freight House! Come tour the model railroad room, check out the new and improved gift shop, and examine historic documents in the white glove room during this kick-off to the Museum’s open season.

Free meal. All are welcome. Closed the day after Thanksgiving.

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

CHAMBER LUNCH & LEARN THURSDAY MARCH 28TH 11:30AM-1:00PM STURGES-YOUNG AUDITORIUM BRIDGING THE GENERATIONAL DIVIDE IN THE WORKPLACE EVALUATING 4 GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE WITH PAUL AIVARS, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OUTREACH & SERVICES AT GLEN OAKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE WHO SHOULD COME? BABY BOOMERS, GENERATION X, GEN Y, iGEN $12 FOR MEMBERS/$15 FOR NON MEMBERS RESERVATIONS REQUIRED BY MARCH 22 CALL 269-651-5758 OR EMAIL INFO@STURGISCHAMBER.COM

Recycle gently used clothes (no stains, please!) and household goods by sharing your excess and picking up for your needs at no cost. No income or residency requirements. Donations accepted ONLY during open hours.Closed if Burr Oak Schools are closed for inclement weather.

Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

Gracepoint Baptist Church Hog Roast Benefit Amanda's House/Hope United Sponsored By Gracepoint Baptist Church Location 26268 W US 12, Sturgis June 22 from Noon to 4pm or until food runs out Face Painting and Balloons for the Kids Vendors: Lularoe By Sylvia, Esta Pearls and more by Amanda, Doterra by Christine, Mary Kay by Teresa, Danielle's Super Soft Cookies and Dog Treats plus more

To schedule an appointment, log on to redcrossblood.org (sponsor code: StJohn) or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767)

SHY NO LONGER: Almost everyone gets a little anxious or embarrassed in front of other people now and then, though some of us are shyer than others. Sometimes, though, the anxiety can be so intense that it stops us from doing the things we enjoy, or starts interfering in our daily lives. In this group we will explore the benefits of socializing, stepping out of our fear, increased social interaction, and the enriching of our wellbeing.

FACING YOUR FEELINGS: Join us as we take a journey exploring wellness recovery strategies for managing distressing or uncomfortable feelings more effectively.

WELLNESS & REALXATION: Join us as we explore different pathways to be a promoter of personal wellness. Areas of exploration include relaxation exercises, meditation, changing negative thoughts to positive thoughts, chair yoga stretches, and deep breathing.

A women's support group to learn the signs of co-dependency and how to overcome it.

A group for experienced and new quilters. This group works on one quilt at a time and then has periodic quilt raffles for different charitable causes in the community.

Recycle gently used clothes (no stains, please!) and household goods by sharing your excess and picking up for your needs at no cost. No income or residency requirements. Donations accepted ONLY during open hours.Closed if Burr Oak Schools are closed for inclement weather.

This Resume workshop will provide the early stages of a resume and cover the major points. If you want to understand the importance of having a 'perfect' resume, this one is for you!

The Imagination of Storybooks musical. About a young kid named Billie who is caught up with his electronic games and has no desire to read a book. His family makes him take his little sister to the local library for a storybook session. There he begins to see various storybook characters come to life in music. One weekend only, Friday June 21st & Saturday June 22nd @ 7:00pm & Sunday June 23rd @ 2:00pm. Presale tickets available at the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce.

BE A LIFESAVER THIS SUMMER MONDAY JUNE 24TH 2PM-6PM DOYLE COMMUNITY CENTER-310 N FRANKS AVE, STURGIS DONATE BLOOD JUNE DONORS WILL RECEIVE A BLOOD DONOR LUNCH BAG BLOOD DRIVE WITH DOYLE COMMUNITY CENTER & CITY OF STURGIS SOUTH BEND MEDICAL FOUNDATION SIGN UP ONLINE AT WWW.GIVEBLOODNOW.COM SPONSOR CODE: CITYOFSTURGIS OR CONTACT MARY 574-204-4132

On February 28th from 2:30-3:30, the Food Bank of South Central Michigan will be giving away free half gallons of milk at Centreville Elementary at the Clark St. parking lot. Families can take as many as their family needs!

Presenting 'Musical March Madness'

Sturgis Wind Symphony Presents Wagons & Cast Aways Adopt Sunday May 5th at 3:00pm Sturges-Young Auditorium

Little Kids - join us after school while your older siblings pick out books. We will have a story, music and dance time and learn a basic sign. This fun time is open to all little kids and will take place in the children's room.

A book club for kids age 8-12. Kids read a book of their choice each week then give a short talk about it to their peers. Pizza and a drink are provided by the Friends of the Colon Township Library.

The Three Rivers Community Kitchen (Soup Pot) provided by 9 area Churches provides a free hot meal every Tuesday & Thursday from 4 PM - 5:30 PM.

The Three Rivers Community Kitchen (Soup Pot) provided by 9 area Churches provides a free hot meal every Tuesday & Thursday from 4 PM - 5:30 PM.

Using our materials and your creativity you can make amazing things! Feb. 13: Sharpie Mugs Feb. 20: Dollhouse Rooms Feb. 27: PomPom Pets

Tuesday February 26th from 4-6pm @ the Fire Hall 16975 US 12 White Pigeon, MI 49099

Bring your favorite magic cards and battle against other players! Cards are available for new players that want to try the game!

Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

Free meal. All are welcome. No meals on major holidays or when Mendon Community Schools are closed due to inclement weather. Supported by Factoryville Bible Church, Mendon Bible Church, Mendon United Methodist, West Mendon United Methodist and St. Edward Catholic Churches.

Free meal. Closed major holidays. If Constantine Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the soup kitchen will be closed.

Everyone is welcome! * If school is closed on Wednesday for inclement weather, soup kitchen will be canceled.

Local art teacher Judson Stemaly is coming to the library to teach special art classes! This month: watercolor textures. Think you know about watercolor paint? Come learn some new techniques that will make your art pop.

The primary focus of this group is for family members to create an individual Wellness Recovery Action Plan. Each member will explore wellness strategies and action plans for dealing with the difficult emotions surrounding a loved one’s addiction. This evidence-based curriculum is based on 5 Key Concepts which includes; Hope, Personal Responsibility, Education, Self-Advocacy and Support. Currently meeting 5:00 PM; 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every Month. Meetings are held at the Covered Bridge Healthcare in Centreville. If you have any questions or to sign up, please call Rebecca at 269.467.3228 ext. 228.

Women's support group for learning life skills to overcome addiction

Join us for a night of scrapbooking fun! You bring the photos, we provide paper, tools, trimmings and more. Bring your own scrapbook or get one for a $10 materials fee. Sign up is required for this program.

Live music in participating downtown Businesses! Punch cards for prize drawings and Scavenger hunt cards for a special prize drawing at the DDA booth on Pleasant St. Also on Pleasant St. several food truck vendors along with Mary Poppins and a photo booth! And much more! 5:30-9:00pm.

Every Tuesday thru August we will be hosting a Classic Car night. We will be giving away 2 prizes weekly. Award for Pre 1960's and an award for 1960 to present. Public vote!! So come show off what you have and enjoy drink and food specials!

Free cardio class. Held inside Advanced Landscaping showroom. Equipment is available for first time users, participants will need to bring their own to future classes.

LITTLE READERS STORYTIME — Story time for young children. A parent or caregiver must attend with children under age three. Call the library at 435-7957 to register for stories, crafts and fun or drop-in and check us out!

Open meeting for anyone interested in recovery from addiction, Friends and family welcome.

Open meeting for anyone interested in recovery from addiction, friends and family welcome.

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

T(w)eens (11+), are you interested in storytelling and pen and paper RPGs? Join us for fun and exciting play! Registration required; club may be full.

Moms and Dads, this class will meet four Wednesday’s, 6-7pm (2/20, 2/27, 3/13, and 3/20). Childcare will be provided! Parents of all aged children welcome! Leader: Sue Pattison (with Rob Pattison)

Local author Laura Kemp will discuss her new novel "Evening in the Yellow Wood". She will have copies to purchase and be available for a book signing.

Only Centreville and Nottawa residents! If Centreville Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed.

City Resident: $20/couple; Non-resident: $30/couple. Additional children $5 each. ($10 late fee added after 4/5/19) Sign up by April 5th, 2019 Early Bird Registration Guarantees a prize. Obstacle course, NERF games, pizza and much, much more!!! SPONSORS: BOWERSOX FLOOR CENTER, METALLOID CORPORATION, TUFFY AUTO SERVICES CENTER, ALLEY BOUNCE HOUSE, BOLAND’S BEST-ONE TIRE, INC., KROGERS, LITTLE CAESARS, MARTIN PRODUCTS COMPANY

Local Youth For Christ’s Fully Alive choir will perform April 14 at Sturgis First United Methodist Church, at 6 pm. The choir develops a program each year and travels throughout the area sharing its ministry. A freewill offering will be collected, supporting the group’s activities. Sub sandwiches and ice cream sundaes will be served after the event. More information about the choir is available on their Facebook page.

Join us for an evening of food and stories. We all have seen and heard the damages that meth use has created in our community. It is easy to become hardened and disenchanted. Join us for an inspiring and uplifting evening as we hear stories from our neighbors who have broken free from the chains of meth use and addiction. Additionally, there will be community and recovery resources on hand to connect with and answer your questions on how to access support and services.

Helping you overcome the Hurts, Hang-ups, and Habits in your life.

GIRLS AGES:3-12 YEARS OLD
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION “GUARANTEES A SPECIAL PRIZE” 2/4/19-3/8/19; CITY RESIDENT: $20 PER COUPLE, NON-RESIDENT: $30 PER COUPLE. ADDITIONAL CHILDREN: $5.00 EACH
$10 LATE FEE ADDED AFTER 3/8/19

Thank you to our sponsor: Burr Oak Tool.

Let the FAMILY FUN begin! Join us Friday, March 1st for our annual family DR. SEUSS Birthday Party! Guest readers, games, prizes, cookies, and more. No need to register

Weekly activity for middle school students. Each week focuses n topics like relationships, challenges, and goals. The evening includes free time, games, small group discussion, input by the staff, and refreshments. Throughout the year they enjoy activities, such as an all-nighter, bonfire & archery, and getaways during the winter & summer.

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. India is a challenge to the senses, to the mind and to everything we take for granted. If you come to terms with her nearly infinite diversity, her stunning vitality and her in-your-face energy, you will learn a great deal about yourself. In the process, you will learn a great deal about the rest of humanity. Presented by: Rick Ray

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. I doubt that many of you have ever visited Tibet in person unless you are a mountain climber. Tibet is a region on the Tibetan Plateau in Asia. It is the traditional homeland of the Tibetan people as well as other ethnic groups such as Monpa, Qiang and Lhoba peoples and is now also inhabited by considerable numbers of Han Chinese and Hui people. Presented by: Sean Cassidy

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non smoking

Narcotics Anonymous meeting for addicts only or those with a desire to stop using. Includes a literature study. Barrier Free.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop smoking. Non smoking. Barrier Free.

In partnering with the St. Joe County United Way, the Doyle Center is proud to open our doors to ALL area youth in grades 6th-12th all winter long on Saturday nights. "Open Gym" style format including Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis and more! Come in and play or just hang out and socialize. 6th-8th Grades: 7pm-9pm 9th-12th Grades: 9pm-Midnight FREE!!!

Call Chamber office for tickets 269-278-8193, info@trchamber.com; $20 per person includes food and beverage.

In the first part of the 20th century the southwest quadrant of Sturgis, later known as Dog Town, was mostly farmland or open prairie (hence the name Prairie Street). The rest of Sturgis was already a bustling place, and by 1916 the downtown area had electric streetlights. Not so in Dog Town. Here the streets weren't paved until the 1950s, the homes had no running water, and many of the floors were dirt. It was a neighborhood of the working poor, where everyone worked together to have each other's backs. Children played outdoors year round and neighbors weren't shy about correcting another's child. The people there practiced the principle "it takes a neighborhood to raise a child." It was in this neighborhood, Dog Town, where fond memories developed. The uplifting documentary film Dog Town premieres Friday, May 31st, at 7 pm at the Sturges-Young Civic Center & Auditorium. Tickets are $10 and are available now at the Depot Museum, Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce, York Mercantile, and Willer's Shoes. Dog Town in sponsored by the Sturgis Historical Society, City of Sturgis, and the Newell A. and Grace A. Franks Fund, a fund within the Sturgis Area Community Foundation.

Step on board, make a seat, Depot fundraiser can't be beat! The Sturgis Historical Museum's annual silent auction fundraiser is offering painted and decorated chairs, seats, and stools of any kind this year! Sign up to decorate a chair at the Depot or at York Mercantile. Need a seat to decorate? They've been provided by Willer's Shoes and York Mercantile! Pick one up today at York Mercantile and return it by May 25th. The chairs will be on display in the Beck Gallery at Sturges-Young Auditorium from May 31st - June 15th, where you can place your bids. Contact the Sturgis Historical Museum with any questions at (269) 503-7440.

The Imagination of Storybooks musical. About a young kid named Billie who is caught up with his electronic games and has no desire to read a book. His family makes him take his little sister to the local library for a storybook session. There he begins to see various storybook characters come to life in music. One weekend only, Friday June 21st & Saturday June 22nd @ 7:00pm & Sunday June 23rd @ 2:00pm. Presale tickets available at the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce.

Want to learn to Line Dance? Come out to Nikki's 7-9 and learn to solo line dance every Thursday before Karaoke. It is always lots of fun. Bring all your friends.

Want to learn to Line Dance? Come out to Nikki's 7-9 and learn to solo line dance every Thursday before Karaoke. It is always lots of fun. Bring all your friends.

Want to learn to Line Dance? Come out to Nikki's 7-9 and learn to solo line dance every Thursday before Karaoke. It is always lots of fun. Bring all your friends.

Want to learn to Line Dance? Come out to Nikki's 7-9 and learn to solo line dance every Thursday before Karaoke. It is always lots of fun. Bring all your friends.

Want to learn to Line Dance? Come out to Nikki's 7-9 and learn to solo line dance every Thursday before Karaoke. It is always lots of fun. Bring all your friends.

Want to learn to Line Dance? Come out to Nikki's 7-9 and learn to solo line dance every Thursday before Karaoke. It is always lots of fun. Bring all your friends.

The Imagination of Storybooks musical. About a young kid named Billie who is caught up with his electronic games and has no desire to read a book. His family makes him take his little sister to the local library for a storybook session. There he begins to see various storybook characters come to life in music. One weekend only, Friday June 21st & Saturday June 22nd @ 7:00pm & Sunday June 23rd @ 2:00pm. Presale tickets available at the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce.

Did you miss the world premiere of "Dog Town?" Do you want to experience it on the big screen again? Come see the film for the first time or enjoy it once more during our encore screenings of "Dog Town!" Please note: space is limited, so reservations are required! Call the Museum today at (269) 503-7440 to reserve your seats! When: Tuesday, June 25th, 7:00 pm Sunday, June 30th, 2:00 pm Sunday, June 30th, 4:00 pm Where: The Electric City Theatre at the Sturgis Historical Museum - At the Depot Tickets: $10 (reservations required)

Weekly activity for high school students. Each week they explore a pertinent issue to their lives, discuss possible solutions and develop leadership skills. Teens from Sturgis and area towns enjoy an evening of games, movie clips, small group discussions, input by staff, and refreshments. Throughout the year there are special activities like dodge ball, ice skating, bowling, bonfire, etc. They have trips to Colorado & Florida during school breaks.

From the Mountains of East Tennessee, Southern Gospel Music fills the air and is the home of The Kingdom Heirs, one of Southern Gospel Music’s top Male Quartets. The group started performing in local churches and concert halls and as their music and message spread to a wider audience, so did their popularity and demand. Later in 1982 they began singing at the Silver Dollar City theme park, which is now Dollywood. In 1986 when the theme park took on their new name, The Kingdom Heirs were asked to become the resident gospel group and now this year, both The Kingdom Heirs and Dollywood will be celebrating 33 years. Not only are they one of Dollywood’s favorites, but a favorite to millions everywhere. Preshow dinner starting at 5:30pm.

Use Rear entrance. Meeting closed (closed is for those who have a desire to stop drinking.Non-smoking

Guardians of the Galaxy

The Ultimate Tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Be ready to feel all the power and passion that went into over 30 years of Tom Petty’s best selling songs. This show includes all the look and feel of Tom Petty, presented by top industry professionals. From the smooth guitar tones and layered vocals, to the signature Rickenbacker. Teddy Petty & The Refugees flawlessly capture the essence and power of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.

Use Back Door; Closed (for people who have a desire to stop drinking) NS-Non smoking;BF Barrier Free

Use Back Door; Closed (for people who have a desire to stop drinking) NS-Non smoking;BF Barrier Free

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking.;non-smoking; BF Barrier Free

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking.;non-smoking; BF Barrier Free

Traverse City brings you one of music's hottest rock bands in perfect tribute form: "The Journey Tribute" is thrilling and entertaining audiences all over the world. Let this band of extremely talented musicians take you on a "journey" of some of rock's most enduring classics, including Faithfully, Stone in Love, Who's Cryin' Now, Wheel in the Sky, Don't Stop Believin' and many more. Be prepared for a high energy show with that great concert feeling when these musicians recreate the sound of arguably one of the greatest rock bands of all time!

The Journey is a five man Journey Tribute group with the incredible front man Jim Adkins aka "Ninja". Not only does he look and dress the part but his vocals are literally second to none. As a professional front man Jim's performance is highlighted by his ability to capture the audience!. AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE !!!

The Dog Bone Blues Band is an exciting collaboration of seasoned musicians who love to play music, from Coldwater Michigan and the Kalamazoo area. The group covers various styles of Blues, Blues Rock, and Americana. Members include Dog Bone on drums , Jessica Rae Parris lead vocals, Bob Hunt on saxophone, Terry Oosterhart bass guitar and vocals, and Bob Weis on guitar and vocals.

Mallory was born into a musical family and has been singing essentially her entire life. She is 20 years old and is a sophomore at Hope College pursuing a degree in civil engineering. At Hope is also immersed in the music scene. She has performed several times at the Thursday night Coffee House. Her performance for "The Hope College Tiny Dorm Music Series" has experienced excellent viewership. She is currently the female lead vocalist in college’s Americana folk band ElkMob. She is also a guitar/vocalist the Hope College Worship Program. Mallory exudes a comfortable and earthy persona behind the microphone. She is inclined to interpret songs rather than merely reproduce them. Artists she finds inspiring include Seth Glier, The Lumineers, Mumford & Sons, Delta Rae (and her mother!)

We're doing another Open Mic Night on April 26th, so start practicing your performance! Whether you are into poetry readings, magic tricks, song performances, comedy sketches, rapping, juggling or story telling - we'd love to see you share your talents with the community. Sign up online on our website, or message us here on Facebook to put your name on the list.

Performers age 14 -17 will take the stage in the lounge at 8pm for their max 5 minute acts**; age 18+ will perform their max 10 minute acts starting at 8:30pm. An amp & microphone available, if needed. FREE to perform and attend (donations are welcome). ** No profanity allowed during the 14-17yr time slot.

Join us for the monthly movie marathon. This month we will be celebrating the 1960’s. Dress up in 60’s fashion to participate in the costume competition! Or come as you are and have fun with us!

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

In partnering with the St. Joe County United Way, the Doyle Center is proud to open our doors to ALL area youth in grades 6th-12th all winter long on Saturday nights. "Open Gym" style format including Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis and more! Come in and play or just hang out and socialize. 6th-8th Grades: 7pm-9pm 9th-12th Grades: 9pm-Midnight FREE!!!

Call Chamber office for tickets 269-278-8193, info@trchamber.com; $20 per person includes food and beverage.

Narcotics Anonymous meeting for addicts only or those with a desire to stop using. Barrier Free.

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop smoking. Non smoking. Barrier Free.

Al Anon family group meetings for those in need of assistance with substance abuse or guidance.

A great way to start the day and get encouragement for life. They share together Yoder's donuts and milk, talk about a certain Bible passage and pray. They support each other through good & bad times in life.

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

Only Centreville and Nottawa residents! If Centreville Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed.

Clothing and household items available. Shoppers must live in St. Joseph County or be a DASAS client. Shoppers are limited to two shopping visits per month. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our store is located at the corner of West St. & Bennett St. The hours are Mon, Wed. and Fri. from 10 -1. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We accept all types of clothing & footwear for all ages including outdoor wear. We also accept small kitchen supplies such as, glasses, dishes, silverware, coffee pots, can openers, pots & pans and household decorations, including tablecloths, curtains. There is also a high need for sheets, blankets and towels. We cannot accept big items, furniture or TV’s. Donations are accepted only during our open hours.

Clothing and household items available. Shoppers must live in St. Joseph County or be a DASAS client. Shoppers are limited to two shopping visits per month. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our store is located at the corner of West St. & Bennett St. The hours are Mon, Wed. and Fri. from 10 -1. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We accept all types of clothing & footwear for all ages including outdoor wear. We also accept small kitchen supplies such as, glasses, dishes, silverware, coffee pots, can openers, pots & pans and household decorations, including tablecloths, curtains. There is also a high need for sheets, blankets and towels. We cannot accept big items, furniture or TV’s. Donations are accepted only during our open hours.

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Recycle gently used clothes (no stains, please!) and household goods by sharing your excess and picking up for your needs at no cost. No income or residency requirements. Donations accepted ONLY during open hours.Closed if Burr Oak Schools are closed for inclement weather.

Recycle gently used clothes (no stains, please!) and household goods by sharing your excess and picking up for your needs at no cost. No income or residency requirements. Donations accepted ONLY during open hours.Closed if Burr Oak Schools are closed for inclement weather.

Little Kids - join us after school while your older siblings pick out books. We will have a story, music and dance time and learn a basic sign. This fun time is open to all little kids and will take place in the children's room.

Little Kids - join us after school while your older siblings pick out books. We will have a story, music and dance time and learn a basic sign. This fun time is open to all little kids and will take place in the children's room.

Free meal. Closed major holidays. If Constantine Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the soup kitchen will be closed.

Free meal. Closed major holidays. If Constantine Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the soup kitchen will be closed.

Local art teacher Judson Stemaly is coming to the library to teach special art classes! This month: watercolor textures. Think you know about watercolor paint? Come learn some new techniques that will make your art pop.

Local art teacher Judson Stemaly is coming to the library to teach special art classes! This month: watercolor textures. Think you know about watercolor paint? Come learn some new techniques that will make your art pop.

Open meeting for anyone interested in recovery from addiction, Friends and family welcome.

Open meeting for anyone interested in recovery from addiction, Friends and family welcome.

Helping you overcome the Hurts, Hang-ups, and Habits in your life.

Helping you overcome the Hurts, Hang-ups, and Habits in your life.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non smoking

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non smoking

Weekly activity for high school students. Each week they explore a pertinent issue to their lives, discuss possible solutions and develop leadership skills. Teens from Sturgis and area towns enjoy an evening of games, movie clips, small group discussions, input by staff, and refreshments. Throughout the year there are special activities like dodge ball, ice skating, bowling, bonfire, etc. They have trips to Colorado & Florida during school breaks.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking.;non-smoking; BF Barrier Free

Story-time for preschoolers and their caregivers! Books, songs, stories, movement, and fun come together for a super-charged half hour of Early Literacy Learning.

This mixed level class is suitable for beginners, experienced yogis and those in-between. Dress comfortably! Cost is $5.

Food pantry with no residency or income restrictions. I.D. not required. Open 2nd and 4th Tuesday each month from 11am-12 noon. Helping Hands is a ministry of Holy Angels Catholic Church. Drop boxes for non-perishable food items are located at each of the church entrances. Monetary donations accepted at the parish office.

Little ones and their caregivers are invited to read, sing, move, play, and have fun! The program is designed specifically with little learners in mind. Ages 0-2 years old.

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

FACING YOUR FEELINGS: Join us as we take a journey exploring wellness recovery strategies for managing distressing or uncomfortable feelings more effectively.

This Resume workshop will provide the early stages of a resume and cover the major points. If you want to understand the importance of having a 'perfect' resume, this one is for you!

The Three Rivers Community Kitchen (Soup Pot) provided by 9 area Churches provides a free hot meal every Tuesday & Thursday from 4 PM - 5:30 PM.

Tuesday February 26th from 4-6pm @ the Fire Hall 16975 US 12 White Pigeon, MI 49099

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop smoking. Non smoking. Barrier Free.

Use Back Door; Closed (for people who have a desire to stop drinking) NS-Non smoking;BF Barrier Free

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

Get ready to boogies during this fun musical program! We'll have shaky eggs, scarves, drumsticks, bubbles, and more as we dance, move, and learn together. Best for 18 months and up. Twice a month.

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

Children preschool age and under are welcome at Story Time every Wednesday at the Mendon Township Library! Each week we will read stories, sing songs, do crafts and other activities, and eat a snack. This is a great social and literacy-based opportunity for children as well as for their parents, grandparents, and caregivers. Hope to see you soon!

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Recycle gently used clothes (no stains, please!) and household goods by sharing your excess and picking up for your needs at no cost. No income or residency requirements. Donations accepted ONLY during open hours.Closed if Burr Oak Schools are closed for inclement weather.

Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

SHY NO LONGER: Almost everyone gets a little anxious or embarrassed in front of other people now and then, though some of us are shyer than others. Sometimes, though, the anxiety can be so intense that it stops us from doing the things we enjoy, or starts interfering in our daily lives. In this group we will explore the benefits of socializing, stepping out of our fear, increased social interaction, and the enriching of our wellbeing.

A group for experienced and new quilters. This group works on one quilt at a time and then has periodic quilt raffles for different charitable causes in the community.

Using our materials and your creativity you can make amazing things! Feb. 13: Sharpie Mugs Feb. 20: Dollhouse Rooms Feb. 27: PomPom Pets

Everyone is welcome! * If school is closed on Wednesday for inclement weather, soup kitchen will be canceled.

The primary focus of this group is for family members to create an individual Wellness Recovery Action Plan. Each member will explore wellness strategies and action plans for dealing with the difficult emotions surrounding a loved one’s addiction. This evidence-based curriculum is based on 5 Key Concepts which includes; Hope, Personal Responsibility, Education, Self-Advocacy and Support. Currently meeting 5:00 PM; 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every Month. Meetings are held at the Covered Bridge Healthcare in Centreville. If you have any questions or to sign up, please call Rebecca at 269.467.3228 ext. 228.

Women's support group for learning life skills to overcome addiction

Free cardio class. Held inside Advanced Landscaping showroom. Equipment is available for first time users, participants will need to bring their own to future classes.

Moms and Dads, this class will meet four Wednesday’s, 6-7pm (2/20, 2/27, 3/13, and 3/20). Childcare will be provided! Parents of all aged children welcome! Leader: Sue Pattison (with Rob Pattison)

Narcotics Anonymous meeting for addicts only or those with a desire to stop using. Includes a literature study. Barrier Free.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking.;non-smoking; BF Barrier Free

LITTLE READERS STORYTIME — Story time for young children. A parent or caregiver must attend with children under age three. Call the library at 435-7957 to register for stories, crafts and fun or drop-in and check us out!

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non-smoking;Barrier Free.

This group meets to knit/crochet and sew items for babies and kids at Borgess Hospital. Every Thursday until March 28.

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

WELLNESS & REALXATION: Join us as we explore different pathways to be a promoter of personal wellness. Areas of exploration include relaxation exercises, meditation, changing negative thoughts to positive thoughts, chair yoga stretches, and deep breathing.

A women's support group to learn the signs of co-dependency and how to overcome it.

On February 28th from 2:30-3:30, the Food Bank of South Central Michigan will be giving away free half gallons of milk at Centreville Elementary at the Clark St. parking lot. Families can take as many as their family needs!

A book club for kids age 8-12. Kids read a book of their choice each week then give a short talk about it to their peers. Pizza and a drink are provided by the Friends of the Colon Township Library.

The Three Rivers Community Kitchen (Soup Pot) provided by 9 area Churches provides a free hot meal every Tuesday & Thursday from 4 PM - 5:30 PM.

Free meal. All are welcome. No meals on major holidays or when Mendon Community Schools are closed due to inclement weather. Supported by Factoryville Bible Church, Mendon Bible Church, Mendon United Methodist, West Mendon United Methodist and St. Edward Catholic Churches.

Join us for a night of scrapbooking fun! You bring the photos, we provide paper, tools, trimmings and more. Bring your own scrapbook or get one for a $10 materials fee. Sign up is required for this program.

LITTLE READERS STORYTIME — Story time for young children. A parent or caregiver must attend with children under age three. Call the library at 435-7957 to register for stories, crafts and fun or drop-in and check us out!

Open meeting for anyone interested in recovery from addiction, friends and family welcome.

T(w)eens (11+), are you interested in storytelling and pen and paper RPGs? Join us for fun and exciting play! Registration required; club may be full.

Local author Laura Kemp will discuss her new novel "Evening in the Yellow Wood". She will have copies to purchase and be available for a book signing.

Only Centreville and Nottawa residents! If Centreville Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed.

Join us for an evening of food and stories. We all have seen and heard the damages that meth use has created in our community. It is easy to become hardened and disenchanted. Join us for an inspiring and uplifting evening as we hear stories from our neighbors who have broken free from the chains of meth use and addiction. Additionally, there will be community and recovery resources on hand to connect with and answer your questions on how to access support and services.

Weekly activity for middle school students. Each week focuses n topics like relationships, challenges, and goals. The evening includes free time, games, small group discussion, input by the staff, and refreshments. Throughout the year they enjoy activities, such as an all-nighter, bonfire & archery, and getaways during the winter & summer.

Use Rear entrance. Meeting closed (closed is for those who have a desire to stop drinking.Non-smoking

Use Back Door; Closed (for people who have a desire to stop drinking) NS-Non smoking;BF Barrier Free

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

Free meal. All are welcome. Closed the day after Thanksgiving.

Bring your favorite magic cards and battle against other players! Cards are available for new players that want to try the game!

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

Let the FAMILY FUN begin! Join us Friday, March 1st for our annual family DR. SEUSS Birthday Party! Guest readers, games, prizes, cookies, and more. No need to register

From the Mountains of East Tennessee, Southern Gospel Music fills the air and is the home of The Kingdom Heirs, one of Southern Gospel Music’s top Male Quartets. The group started performing in local churches and concert halls and as their music and message spread to a wider audience, so did their popularity and demand. Later in 1982 they began singing at the Silver Dollar City theme park, which is now Dollywood. In 1986 when the theme park took on their new name, The Kingdom Heirs were asked to become the resident gospel group and now this year, both The Kingdom Heirs and Dollywood will be celebrating 33 years. Not only are they one of Dollywood’s favorites, but a favorite to millions everywhere. Preshow dinner starting at 5:30pm.

From the Mountains of East Tennessee, Southern Gospel Music fills the air and is the home of The Kingdom Heirs, one of Southern Gospel Music’s top Male Quartets. The group started performing in local churches and concert halls and as their music and message spread to a wider audience, so did their popularity and demand. Later in 1982 they began singing at the Silver Dollar City theme park, which is now Dollywood. In 1986 when the theme park took on their new name, The Kingdom Heirs were asked to become the resident gospel group and now this year, both The Kingdom Heirs and Dollywood will be celebrating 33 years. Not only are they one of Dollywood’s favorites, but a favorite to millions everywhere. Preshow dinner starting at 5:30pm.

Presenting 'Musical March Madness'

Presenting 'Musical March Madness'

The Dog Bone Blues Band is an exciting collaboration of seasoned musicians who love to play music, from Coldwater Michigan and the Kalamazoo area. The group covers various styles of Blues, Blues Rock, and Americana. Members include Dog Bone on drums , Jessica Rae Parris lead vocals, Bob Hunt on saxophone, Terry Oosterhart bass guitar and vocals, and Bob Weis on guitar and vocals.

The Dog Bone Blues Band is an exciting collaboration of seasoned musicians who love to play music, from Coldwater Michigan and the Kalamazoo area. The group covers various styles of Blues, Blues Rock, and Americana. Members include Dog Bone on drums , Jessica Rae Parris lead vocals, Bob Hunt on saxophone, Terry Oosterhart bass guitar and vocals, and Bob Weis on guitar and vocals.

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. India is a challenge to the senses, to the mind and to everything we take for granted. If you come to terms with her nearly infinite diversity, her stunning vitality and her in-your-face energy, you will learn a great deal about yourself. In the process, you will learn a great deal about the rest of humanity. Presented by: Rick Ray

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. India is a challenge to the senses, to the mind and to everything we take for granted. If you come to terms with her nearly infinite diversity, her stunning vitality and her in-your-face energy, you will learn a great deal about yourself. In the process, you will learn a great deal about the rest of humanity. Presented by: Rick Ray

GIRLS AGES:3-12 YEARS OLD
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION “GUARANTEES A SPECIAL PRIZE” 2/4/19-3/8/19; CITY RESIDENT: $20 PER COUPLE, NON-RESIDENT: $30 PER COUPLE. ADDITIONAL CHILDREN: $5.00 EACH
$10 LATE FEE ADDED AFTER 3/8/19

Thank you to our sponsor: Burr Oak Tool.

GIRLS AGES:3-12 YEARS OLD
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION “GUARANTEES A SPECIAL PRIZE” 2/4/19-3/8/19; CITY RESIDENT: $20 PER COUPLE, NON-RESIDENT: $30 PER COUPLE. ADDITIONAL CHILDREN: $5.00 EACH
$10 LATE FEE ADDED AFTER 3/8/19

Thank you to our sponsor: Burr Oak Tool.

Traverse City brings you one of music's hottest rock bands in perfect tribute form: "The Journey Tribute" is thrilling and entertaining audiences all over the world. Let this band of extremely talented musicians take you on a "journey" of some of rock's most enduring classics, including Faithfully, Stone in Love, Who's Cryin' Now, Wheel in the Sky, Don't Stop Believin' and many more. Be prepared for a high energy show with that great concert feeling when these musicians recreate the sound of arguably one of the greatest rock bands of all time!

The Journey is a five man Journey Tribute group with the incredible front man Jim Adkins aka "Ninja". Not only does he look and dress the part but his vocals are literally second to none. As a professional front man Jim's performance is highlighted by his ability to capture the audience!. AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE !!!

Traverse City brings you one of music's hottest rock bands in perfect tribute form: "The Journey Tribute" is thrilling and entertaining audiences all over the world. Let this band of extremely talented musicians take you on a "journey" of some of rock's most enduring classics, including Faithfully, Stone in Love, Who's Cryin' Now, Wheel in the Sky, Don't Stop Believin' and many more. Be prepared for a high energy show with that great concert feeling when these musicians recreate the sound of arguably one of the greatest rock bands of all time!

The Journey is a five man Journey Tribute group with the incredible front man Jim Adkins aka "Ninja". Not only does he look and dress the part but his vocals are literally second to none. As a professional front man Jim's performance is highlighted by his ability to capture the audience!. AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE !!!

CHAMBER LUNCH & LEARN THURSDAY MARCH 28TH 11:30AM-1:00PM STURGES-YOUNG AUDITORIUM BRIDGING THE GENERATIONAL DIVIDE IN THE WORKPLACE EVALUATING 4 GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE WITH PAUL AIVARS, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OUTREACH & SERVICES AT GLEN OAKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE WHO SHOULD COME? BABY BOOMERS, GENERATION X, GEN Y, iGEN $12 FOR MEMBERS/$15 FOR NON MEMBERS RESERVATIONS REQUIRED BY MARCH 22 CALL 269-651-5758 OR EMAIL INFO@STURGISCHAMBER.COM

CHAMBER LUNCH & LEARN THURSDAY MARCH 28TH 11:30AM-1:00PM STURGES-YOUNG AUDITORIUM BRIDGING THE GENERATIONAL DIVIDE IN THE WORKPLACE EVALUATING 4 GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE WITH PAUL AIVARS, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OUTREACH & SERVICES AT GLEN OAKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE WHO SHOULD COME? BABY BOOMERS, GENERATION X, GEN Y, iGEN $12 FOR MEMBERS/$15 FOR NON MEMBERS RESERVATIONS REQUIRED BY MARCH 22 CALL 269-651-5758 OR EMAIL INFO@STURGISCHAMBER.COM

Thursday night we will have our own art show to display all that we have made!

Mon, April 1 through Tues, April 2 CAMPS
AM Camp is HOW TO DRAW ANYTHING - 9:30-11:30
PM Camp is SEW AN EMOJI PILLOW - 12:00-2:00

Wed, April 3 through Thurs, April 4 CAMPS
AM Camp is RAINBOW UNICORN PAINTING - 9:30-11:30
PM Camp is GALAXY DOG PAINTING - 12:00-2:00

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. I doubt that many of you have ever visited Tibet in person unless you are a mountain climber. Tibet is a region on the Tibetan Plateau in Asia. It is the traditional homeland of the Tibetan people as well as other ethnic groups such as Monpa, Qiang and Lhoba peoples and is now also inhabited by considerable numbers of Han Chinese and Hui people. Presented by: Sean Cassidy

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. I doubt that many of you have ever visited Tibet in person unless you are a mountain climber. Tibet is a region on the Tibetan Plateau in Asia. It is the traditional homeland of the Tibetan people as well as other ethnic groups such as Monpa, Qiang and Lhoba peoples and is now also inhabited by considerable numbers of Han Chinese and Hui people. Presented by: Sean Cassidy

The Ultimate Tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Be ready to feel all the power and passion that went into over 30 years of Tom Petty’s best selling songs. This show includes all the look and feel of Tom Petty, presented by top industry professionals. From the smooth guitar tones and layered vocals, to the signature Rickenbacker. Teddy Petty & The Refugees flawlessly capture the essence and power of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.

The Ultimate Tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Be ready to feel all the power and passion that went into over 30 years of Tom Petty’s best selling songs. This show includes all the look and feel of Tom Petty, presented by top industry professionals. From the smooth guitar tones and layered vocals, to the signature Rickenbacker. Teddy Petty & The Refugees flawlessly capture the essence and power of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.