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Beer, Brats & Beethoven IV at Riverwalk Amphitheatre

Featured vocalist Chip Mezo at 2015 Beer, Brats & Beethoven The JSO Summer Pops concert entitled “Beer, Brats & Beethoven IV” marks the fourth year for this festive outdoor concert which will be held once again at the Riverwalk Amphitheater in downtown Jackson. The event is scheduled for Saturday, July 9 with food service beginning at 7:00 PM and music commencing at 7:30 PM. The concert will feature music for the entire family from Beethoven to “Chopsticks”, Music from Wicked – have the kids come in costume - and everything in between. It’s a musical event for the whole family featuring a wide variety of styles for all tastes. According to Conductor David Schultz, “This concert is a celebration of the talented musicians of the Jackson Symphony Orchestra and will feature soloists of the Jackson Symphony Orchestra community including: Daniel Thomas-JSO Principal Cello, Marissa Olin-JSO Community Music School Flute Instructor, Joel Shaner, Tom Spring & Adam Stowe-JSO Trumpet Section and Brett Trombley-Jackson Youth Symphony Alumnus. Cost of the event is $5 for Students 18 and under (with student ID), $10 for general admission, $20 for VIP seating and parking and $25 BBB Package which includes VIP seating, parking, PLUS a…

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Jammin’ In Jackson: Harper and Mindwest Kind

Friday July 1st *Free, family friendly, summer evening concert series. The series takes place in the heart of Downtown Jackson located at the new Horace Blackman Park. This year the music begins at 6pm and plays until 8pm. July 1st featuring original blues/international music by Harper and Midwest Kind. Beer and wine will be sold during each Jammin' In Jackson concert. Alcohol is prohibited outside of the fenced in area. Fencing will surround the stage and seating in Horace Blackman Park. All proceeds will go to The Michigan Theatre of Jackson! Stroll in after work, ride your bike, or bring your family and enjoy free, live and local entertainment! Thank you to CP Federal Credit Union, Downtown Jackson and Michigan Theatre of Jackson for sponsoring this year's Jammin' In Jackson event.

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Center Stage Jackson Announces 2016-17 Season

Center Stage Jackson has announced its 2016-2017 Season. The season will start in the fall with the main stage musical classic Fiddler on the Roof (Book by Joseph Stein, Music by Jerry Bock, Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick).  Fiddler is the award-winning story of the long-suffering Tevye, his wife, and their four daughters as they struggle to make a life in pre-revolutionary Russia.  Six performances will be held November 4-6 and 11-13, 2016 at Jackson College's Potter Center.     Immediately following will be the youth theater play Alice@Wonderland by Jonathan Yukich. Three performances will be held November 18-20, 2016 at Jackson's First Presbyterian Church.  This Alice is savvy with text messaging and social media but still doesn’t know what to make of the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts and the whole Wonderland crew. Youth theater productions are open to all Jackson County 3rd-9th grade youth, no experience necessary!   Rolling into the new year, the main stage play will be murder mystery And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie. Back by popular demand, there will be nine dinner theater performances February 17-19, 24-26, and March 3-5, 2017 at the Sandhill Crane Vineyards. Based on the Agatha Christie masterpiece whodunit, And Then There Were None tells a classic tale of mayhem and murder that will have you on the edge of…

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Michigan Shakespeare Festival to Present Civil War Premiere

The Michigan Shakespeare Festival continues its tradition of presenting three shows in its summer season; two Shakespeare masterpieces, and one other classic or pivotal piece. This year, the non-Shakespeare piece is “The Killer Angels”, a play by Karen Tarjan’s based on the Pulitzer-Prize-winning novel by Michael Shaara. “The Killer Angels” will be presented in repertory with “As You Like It” and Richard II” in both summer venues — Potter Center at Jackson College in Jackson, MI, and The Village Theatre in Canton, MI from July 9th through August 14th. The 1974 Pulitzer Prize-Winning novel by Michael Shaara tells the story of the 4 days of the Battle of Gettysburg -- from June 30, 1863, as the opposing troops moved into position through July 1, 2, and 3 when the bloodiest of Civil War battles was fought. This epic novel has been adapted by award-winning playwright Karen Tarjan, and is directed by MSF's own acclaimed Artistic Director, Janice L Blixt, for a glorious and stirring stage event which will be a Michigan theatrical premiere. Playwright Karen Tarjan will be in attendance at the official opening performance of “The Killer Angels” on July 17th and will be participating in a talk-back directly…

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NASCAR Driver Meet & Greet at Jackson Candy & Fudge Factory

Jackson Candy & Fudge Factory will be hosting Daytona 500 winner and driver of the #70 Xfinity car Derrike Cope for a meet and greet on Thursday from 7 to 8 pm. He will sign autographs, take pictures, and meet the public. It will be an awesome event. Jackson Coffee Company has sponsored his car for the second year, but donated the sponsorship to BB/BS of Jackson County. The event is FREE to the public. When:  Thursday 7:00pm-8:00pm Where: Jackson Candy & Fudge, 1522 E. Michigan Ave, Jackson, MI (corner of Elm & E. Michigan Ave) Cost:  FREE

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Tecumseh Center Black Box Series announcement on JTV

Black Box Summer Series Offered at Tecumseh Center for the Arts

Tecumseh Center for the Arts brings Pure Michigan to its stage this summer with their Black Box Summer Series scheduled for the fourth Thursday of June, July, and August at 7:00 PM. The Tecumseh Players will start off the series on June 23 and we couldn't be more thrilled! Come out and join in the fun as Tecumseh Players showcase their talents at improv, staged readings and mayhem. This casual event will welcome Tecumseh Players as they perform interactive theatre, share information on their upcoming events, answer questions, and let everyone know about the theatrical performance being planning for December. On Thursday, July 28, The Crossed Lines will perform live on the TCA stage. These seasoned Ypsilanti musicians consistently create thoughtful and passionate music complete with mandolin, fiddle and piano. This musical group with Tecumseh connections combines bluegrass, folk and rock that everyone will enjoy. Closing out the Black Box Summer Series will be Kylee Phillips on Thursday, August 25th. This up and coming pop singer, pianist, and song writer from Plymouth, Michigan, has garnered comparisons to Sara Bareilles and Brandi Carlile. Kylee has performed all over the state of Michigan, from her hometown of Plymouth to local music hot…

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Keloorah-Michigan International Speedway

Come for the music, stay for the party at Keloorah

BROOKLYN, Mich.  – The lineup for Keloorah is impressive and will give both NASCAR and music festival fans reason to celebrate. Now, the list of activities guests can enjoy at Keloorah continues to expand to unbelievable magnitudes. All the activities are FREE. “We are excited about the great performers at Keloorah and just as pumped about all the activities our guests can enjoy,” MIS President Roger Curtis said. “The best is all the activities at Keloorah are free and will allow our guests to have an entertainment experience unparalleled at any other NASCAR event. NASCAR is more than a race. It is a festival, which is exactly what we have for fans in Keloorah.” Guests can play paint ball at Keloorah. Yes, you can enjoy an intense game of paint ball while listening to the music from stage. MISCamping.com will be hosting two cornhole tournaments each night from 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Guests can get sprayed by paint and foam next to the main stage. Paint and foam parties begin when the gates open and will continue until the first act takes the stage for the evening. Foam and paint return between acts. If you need a break from…

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Friday Night Couples League at Cascades Golf Course

June 10th- August 26th   Cost:           $35.00 per couple includes 9 holes, cart, dinner and prizes                      Format:      This is an informal league without the commitment to play every week.  The format will change each week and will include scramble, best ball, alternate shot, and more.  Small prize money will be paid out to the winners each week, but it is handicapped so all skill levels are encouraged.  Teams will be drawn randomly weekly.  Small dinners are included and will change weekly as well, including burgers, brats, pulled pork, sloppy joes, and tacos.   Tee Times: Shotgun start at 5:30 p.m. every Friday from June 10th-August 26th   Contact:     Please contact Phil Fischmeister at 517-768-2916 or pfischme@co.jackson.mi.us for more information or to be included in the weekly email list.

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Footgolf at Cascades Short Course

Friday, May 27th Cascades opened the first footgolf course in Jackson County at the Cascades Short Course. Footgolf is a combination of golf and soccer. You play following regular golf rules but kick a soccer ball into a 21” hole that is to the side of either the fairway or existing greens.  We welcome soccer teams who are looking for a fun, alternative way to practice and the formation of summer leagues.   Cost: $6.00 for 9 holes or $10.00 for 18 holes.  Soccer balls are available to rent for an additional $2.00.

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Jackson Community Music School Announces Summer Sessions

The Jackson Community Music School will be holding an 8-week summer session starting on June 20th. In addition to private instruction in all instrument groups, the school will offering a variety of group piano classes for all ages, early childhood development classes for babies and toddlers, vocal ensemble for both students and adults, percussion and drum circle groups, and multiple classes for string players of all ages and levels. We are also holding another collaborative day-camp with the YMCA at our building with different sessions available throughout the summer. Flexible scheduling is available for private lessons. Full payment is required for any enrollment in the summer session. Please visit the Community Music School website at www.jacksonmusicschool.org for course listings and availability, or call the CMS office at (517) 782-3221, Ext. 118.

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