Wearing hand-me-downs as a kid turned out to be opportunity knocking for a Bay City entrepreneur
Musical history is on display in the merchandise at Bonejacked Vintage Apparel on Columbus Avenue
Downtown Bay City
Saginaw Bay fishing tournaments and a conference lure international media and tourists here
The Outdoor Brand Team Writers Conference held in Bay County in August drew well-known publications and top-tier anglers here to explore what the Saginaw Bay offers to fishing enthusiasts and their families. Experts expect a subsequent boost in tourism.
September Arts & Entertainment Roundup
Fall means more than sipping Pumpkin Spice Lattes. Bay County has independent films, music, ice cream socials, yoga, and more on September calendars.
The Historic Masonic Temple raises the curtain for three local playwrights
Art was meant to be seen. To help local artists get their work in front of audiences, the Historic Masonic Temple created an incubator. This fall and winter, three locally-written plays will take the stage.
State money helps Wenonah Park take steps to improve access, safety, and appearance
The state MEDC awarded the city park $900,000 to improve the park including measures to remove barriers for people with disabilities, enhance personal safety, and boost its appearance
All are welcome to take a seat at this table
The second annual Longest Table event, organized by the United Way of Bay County, aims to bring a diverse group of people together to share a meal and conversation
Todd Michael Hall, a Voice contestant and Saginaw native, brings metal music to Wenonah Park
Todd Michael Hall and Riot V bring award-winning metal music to Bay City on Fri., Aug. 4
August Arts & Entertainment Roundup
There's still time before school starts to visit a new park behind the YMCA and near Uptown Bay City; catch a concert in Wenonah Park; or run along the Bay City State Park beach.
Expanding your child’s reading, math, and science skills is a walk in the park
Bay County parks, libraries, and nature centers are filled with opportunities for education and fun. At many of the locations you’ll find signs giving instructions for making the most of the opportunity.
The Jefferson Project moves closer to its goal of creating an art district in Downtown Bay City
The Jefferson Project obtains key approvals and celebrates milestones. The Project opened a street market this summer, unveiled a sculpture garden, and is moving ahead on other components of the project.
