Arts & Culture

Coverage of visual arts, performing arts, cultural events, and artistic entrepreneurs.

Elaine Leven is city manager of Marine City.

Women who lead: Perspectives from Blue Water area local government

When it comes to perceptions of women vs. men, “Just don’t let anything hold you back, there’s no reason you can’t do what anyone else could do. It’s all about the skills and abilities.” -Elaine Leven, city manager of Marine City

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The Wadhams to Avoca trail offers a great view from the Mill Creek Trestle
The right path: Scenery, trails provide perfect backdrop for running Port Huron area

"St. Clair County has a lot to offer, from short, quick 5k or 10k routes to scenic half or full marathons ... It's such a nice area with low elevation gains that makes it very attractive for runners." - Marvin Schmitz, St. Clair  

Libby Beauty Boutique recently moved to a new space in Fort Gratiot.
Beauty boutique expands in scope of services and size with new Fort Gratiot location

Libby has been continuing to grow quickly, so with just two short years we outgrew our little space and upgraded to a bigger space on the north end of town. We have been able to add another hair styling chair, soon a barber section, another lash bed, and an additional pedicure chair to accommodate more clients. This new space also gives us the opportunity to expand even more!

Parks and Recreation Director Nancy Winzer stands inside the Sprout City Market.
Days of play: Abundant recreation options keep Port Huron families on the move

"They have made recreation a priority and that really contributes to the growth and quality of life in the city." -Port Huron Parks and Rec Director Nancy Winzer  

Ready to explore St. Clair County from the water? Join an upcoming community paddle.
More to explore: Community paddles aim to get more people on the water

"We want to have these paddling and bike events to bring people to the community...we want to add recreational events that highlight our water trails, and to make the entire population stay." -Lori Eschenberg

Do you know the importance of ice cutting in the region? Learn more about the important history at Knowlton's Ice Museum.
Summer staycation: Festivals, fun keep families entertained all season long

“What's not to like? ... And a view second to none in Kiefer Park along the St. Clair River!” - Trina Avedisian.

Emily Fleischmann and Giovanni Carden have made the most of living in SC4's student housing.
Residential living enhances college experience at SC4

"...the dorm got me to be more social. We hang out all the time, help each other with homework and go to events together. I have gotten to know many great people and have learned a lot about different cultures,” Giovonni Carden, SC4 student

The Brass Rail Bar is meant to feel like a home away from home.
The Brass Rail Bar – A beloved and historic Port Huron staple

“Helen kept it like a living room, and we wanted to make sure and keep it that way. Everybody loves the place,” - owner Maroun Aboughanem

Eve Kinert is ready to help you tackle your to do list.
#PeopleofPortHuron: Eve Kinert, serving community one job at a time

Eve Kinert's servant's heart pushed her to create her own personal assistant business.

Station Manager Brian Smith shows of new office space for  Power 88.3 and Hope 99.7.
Move to downtown Port Huron will have strong impact for radio stations

"This move will bring another solid media entity downtown which is great for the area to keep people connected to what's going on." Brian Smith, station manager

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