If you seek a pleasant fall activity, look about you
From spooky evening tours of a haunted ship to sunny days spent lost in corn mazes, fall is a season of delights in Bay County.
Wenonah Park
Colin Hay brings the Australian sounds of Men At Work to Bay City’s Wenonah Park
Icons of the 1980s music scene – Men At Work, Rick Springfield, and John Waite – set to perform in Wenonah Park on Aug. 27.
The Verve Pipe promises to hit the Wenonah Park stage with a mix of its classic hits and new songs
Members of The Verve Pipe used the 2019 COVID-19 shutdowns to spend time creating new music for its 2022 tour. That tour, also featuring Five For Fighting, stops in Bay City this week.
Downtown Bay City gets colorful this weekend with the annual Chalk Walk
The Bay City Chalk Walk brings music, crafts, and chalk art to Downtown Bay City on Sat., Aug. 13.
A mural inside a Bay City gym has become a social media star
Survival Fitness asked local artist Nicole McKay to create a mural inside its gym. Now, that mural is a popular backdrop for selfies and group portraits after workouts.
Clickable, interactive, and easily integrated – Downtown Bay City calendar makes planning easier
From yoga classes to rock music, Downtown Bay City created an interactive calendar to help keep track of all your entertainment options
Program to spread trees throughout Bay and Saginaw counties takes root
The Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy is taking steps to address the critical need for more trees in Bay City and Saginaw.
Enrichment programs open this summer through the Disability Services Resource Center
Two Bay area residents explain how Disability Services Resource Center summer enrichment programs helped them grow.
No boat, no problem. Bay County offers many options for water access.
As spring and summer edge nearer in Bay County, a variety of services stand ready and waiting to get residents out on the water and enjoying what the local waterways have to offer.
Local leaders ready themselves to put ARPA dollars to work in the Bay County region
Bay Future Inc. is using $2 million in ARPA funds to help Bay County businesses recover from the pandemic and to attract and retain a high-quality workforce.
