Classic Film Series presents Monster Fest: Hocus Pocus
Before Coldwater’s Halloween parade starts downtown, head to Though not a commercial success upon its release, it has become a cult classic rediscovered by audiences in recent years. Disney’s Hocus Pocus follows the story of three witches, the Sanderson sisters, played by Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy.
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Emerging Artists Exhibition
Exhibition to educate, empower, & encourage emerging artists Creative 360 and Parker Lane Studios have teamed up to bring to you the 2nd annual exhibition and symposium for Great Lake Bay emerging artists. We are focused on finding ways to educate, empower, and encourage artists. This exhibition is open to artists age 16 to 55.
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Give Wrapped
Here at Give Wrapped. Here at Give Wrapped, metro Detroit’s only gift design studio, we specialize in surprise and delight, with luxury gift wrapping and concierge services to elevate all of your gifting moments—from holidays to every days.
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Heritage Park Admission
Historical Loctions Take a step back in time at Midland County Historical Society’s Heritage Park! Open the third Friday of every month, visitors are able to tour Heritage Park at their own pace. The Doan History Center is open Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 5 pm.
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Independence Village Exhibition
Exhibition featuring artists from a senior living community Creative 360 welcomes 20 talented artists ranging in age from the late 60s to 100. Some of the artists have been creating all of their lives, while some are newer to the field of visual arts. A wide variety of mediums will be exhibited.
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Jean Larson - Permanence and Impermenance
Jean Larson draws upon Iceland for her artistic expression. Through painting, photography and drawing, artist Jean Larson draws upon Iceland for her artistic expression. Larson writes, "Certain places inspire us to look at time in different ways.
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Midland Center for the Arts
Art|Entertainment|Education|Inspiration “Midland Center for the Arts envisions a world where the arts, sciences and humanities are not a frill, but a fuel for innovation, creativity, inspiration and fulfillment. It’s a magical place in our community, celebrating who we were, who we are and who we will be.
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Mystery Spot
Voted Michigan's #1 Unusual Attraction In the early 1950’s, 3 surveyors named Clarence, Fred and McCray came from California to explore the Upper Peninsula. They stumbled across an area of land where their surveying equipment didn’t seem to work properly.
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