A magical evening with master West Michigan pianists performing classical, patriotic, even Broadway selections on magnificent grand pianos! This free ticketed concert will help to promote the continuation of quality musical events in the community. Wine & Cheese reception $15.00
When: Apr 24, 2010 6:15:00 PM Where: Montague Area Public Schools in Montague,Michigan Cost: Free...Ticket required * contact the Presenting Organization listed below for ticketing information Posted by:evdb
This is a 200 mile team relay race. Teams consist of 2 or 4 members with 8 legs of approximately 25 miles. It's point to point following the Lake Michigan shoreline. It's entirely on pavement with some legs doing considerable climbing. Whether you're trying to win or just finish before dark it will be a memorable event, one you talk about for weeks after it's over. There is prize money for the top 3 teams in 3 different divisions, men's open, women's open and mixed teams. There will be beer and food at the finish. Enter early, limited to 150 teams this year. Entry fee is $75.00 per team member.
Join White Lake for the annual Fall Fest, located in the North Mears Parking lot. Activities include food and beverage tents, live music, local food vendors, hayrides, cider mills, and more. Phone (800) 879-9702 or (231) 893-4585 for more information.
Come to downtown Montague to enjoy this fall festival with a farmer's market, pumpkin pie competition and judging, pumpkin weigh-in, pumpkin painting and carving and the famous pumpkin roll down Dowling Hill. There will be fun for the whole family! Registration will begin at 9:30am. Phone for more information at (231) 893-1155 or (231) 893-4585.
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The Town of Montague Massachusetts was founded in 1754 and is located in Franklin County. The motto on the town seal reads “Five fingers on one hand” meaning Montague’s five separate villages that are Turner Falls and Millers Falls along with Lake Pleasant as well as Montague City and Montague Center.
Turners Falls today is currently the town center which is the site of the towns’ current Town Hall and where Government functions take place. Millers Falls which was originally known as Grouts Corner is mostly a residential area. Lake Pleasant is made up of a group of small cottages and is currently the towns water supply therefore there is no swimming in the lake.
Montague City is anything but a city and is home to the Northeast Anadromous Fish Research Center as well as the site of one of the largest hydroelectric generating facilities in western Massachusetts. Lastly Montague Center is the site of the towns’ original settlement and still houses the original Town Hall and Congregational Church along with other outstanding examples of Greek Revival architecture.
