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Great Indoor Folk Festival ~ Feb 12, 2012
The 4th Annual Great Indoor Folk Festival takes place this Sunday, February 12 in Building 50 at the Grand Traverse Commons. The festival runs from noon to 5:30, and it is family-friendly and free, though you're encouraged to donate through "busker buckets."

There will be 6 different stages with over 50 musicians on seven different stages.   read more »

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Empire Winterfest (Feb 11), ÊTraverse City Winter Microbrew Festival (Feb 11), Glen Arbor Winterfest (Feb 18), ÊSleeping Bear Snowshoe Hikes (Every Saturday). Check the Leelanau Calendar.

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January 22, 2009

Winter Wine & Vine Experience

Filed under: art,food,Leelanau,nonprofit,wine,winter — Andrew McFarlane @ 9:26 am

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The Winter Wine & Vine Experience takes place next Friday (Jan 30) at the Old Art Building in Leland from 5-7 PM. With the aid of Sommelier Becky Hemmingsen of Hansen Foods, you will explore the unique characters of a selection of award-winning Leelanau wines and learn how to evaluate wines for personal taste and for serving at your table.

Wines from Mawby L. Vineyards, Shady Lane Cellars, Bel Lago Vineyards and Winery, Forty-Five North Vineyard and Winery, Black Star Farms and Chateau Fontaine will be featured, and the setting will include an art exhibit. With each of the local wines, a complementary appetizer suggested by the winemaker will be served. As an added feature, viticulture expert Lee Lutes of Black Star Farms will tell you about the special techniques and challenges in growing grapes in Northern Michigan to produce these desired characteristics.

Tickets for this event are $30 each or a table of eight may be reserved for $200. To reserve a table or purchase tickets call 231-256-2131 or visit their web site. All proceeds benefit the Leelanau Community Cultural Center programs.

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