Events of Monday, March 3, 2025

Ironbark Comedy with Monster Box Theatre Improv. 7 PM.  A night of original improvised comedy…free!  Ironbark Brewing Company, 2610 Kibby Road, Jackson.

Upcoming:

JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOSTS WOMEN’S WEEK: A CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP

The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce is proud to present Women’s Week, a 5-day celebration highlighting the achievements, leadership and impact of women in various industries. Taking place from Monday, March 3rd, through Friday, March 7th, 2025, Women’s Week features a series of engaging video discussions led by distinguished women leaders, culminating in a live Women’s Panel event on Friday morning.

Each day will spotlight a different theme and speaker, offering valuable insights into leadership, representation, community engagement and business innovation:

• Monday, March 3 – Built to Last: Women Leading with Impact

Jordan Levy, Customer Service Manager at Industrial Steel Treating Company

• Tuesday, March 4 – The Power of Representation: Women and Women’s Impact in Government

Sue Shink, Member of Michigan Senate (District 14)

• Wednesday, March 5 – Connecting Communities: Women Driving Change

Danielle Mackey, Principal Community Engagement Manager at Consumers Energy

• Thursday, March 6 – Women Driving Change: Leading Progress

Katie Rogotzke, Senior Director of People Global Functions and Organization Effectiveness at Dawn Foods

•Friday, March 7 – Women’s Panel Discussion & Networking Event

All panelists will come together for a dynamic and inspiring discussion, bringing their unique perspectives on leadership, career growth and the challenges women face in business today.

The Women’s Panel will take place at Gene Davis & Sons Banquet & Convention Center (3575 Francis St., Jackson, MI 49203) from 7:30–9:00 AM. The event provides a space for networking, mentorship and celebration of women’s contributions to the business community.

Tickets:

• Chamber Members: $35
• Non-Members: $50

Join us for this exciting series of events and be part of the conversation celebrating women in leadership. Seats are limited—register today!

For more information, visit our website www.jacksonchamber.org.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES ST. PATRICK’S DAY BOX LUNCH FUNDRAISER

Thurs., March 13

Ordering Deadline March 6

Irish eyes are smiling because it’s time for Catholic Charities’ St. Patrick’s Day Box Lunch event.  Each year, the event raises money for programs which support the children, adults and families of the Jackson, Lenawee, and Hillsdale communities who come to them for help each week.

For just $15.00, your delicious lunch will include a top-quality corned beef and Swiss sandwich, a freshly baked cookie, homemade coleslaw, potato chips and a pickle.  With a limited number of lunches available, place your order early so you don’t miss out.

Lunches will be available for drive-thru pickup on Thursday, March 13^th at St. John the Evangelist Church in Jackson from 9am to 2pm and Siena Heights University in Adrian from 11am to 1pm.

Order your lunches online at CatholicCharitiesJLHC.org or call Brian at 517.262.0466.  That’s CatholicCharitiesJLHC.org or call 517.262.0466.

JSO MUSIC ON TAP IRISH FESTIVALS

IRISH FESTIVAL I

Old Blind Dogs (Sat., March 8, 8pm; doors at 7)

Old Blind Dogs, originating from Aberdeen in the early 90s, blend the rich tradition of North East Scotland’s songs and tunes with contemporary innovation. Celebrated for their compelling energy and intoxicating rhythm, they faithfully preserve the essence of Scottish music while continuing to innovate within the tradition.

IRISH FESTIVAL II

Crossbow (Sat., March 15, 8pm; doors at 7)

CrossBow, a dynamic group born in Grand Rapids, blends traditional Irish music with eclectic pop, rock, and folk influences, making them a favorite at Celtic festivals across the Midwest. Their performances, known for toe-tapping energy and heartfelt camaraderie, deliver a unique, engaging experience that stays true to their Celtic roots while appealing to a wide audience.

For tickets:

jacksonsymphony.org

517-782-3221