Arts & Culture

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

The team at Chateau LaRose Salon in Marysville is ready to serve the community.

Customers come first: Unisex salon opens in Marysville

Chateau LaRose Salon in Marysville is a dream come true for Shelly LaRose. Its given her the opportunity to open her own business, and partner with her husband, John.

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A bike sharing program is coming this spring to the Marysville Community Center.
Marysville: A hidden jewel along the St. Clair River

"We don't need to make a comeback, things are going good here, we have low crime, our services are outstanding and our schools rank in the top 10 in the state of Michigan."-Randy Fernandez

Kelly Lozano loves watching her business grow.
Find the perfect treasure for anyone at vintage inspired marketplace

Kelly Lozano's marketplace in downtown Port Huron has grown steadily since she opened the doors in the summer of 2017. Now she's got a strong customer base, and a waiting list for new shops.

Algonac is a great place to spend a day relaxing and watching the water.
Rethinking Algonac’s future: How a city with no downtown becomes a destination

"We're all about placemaking and making Algonac an awesome place to live, work, and play." City Manager Denice Gerstenberg

Georgina Witt opened Gina's Gallery to promote local art.
Artisans market operates with a mission: To promote the arts in downtown Port Huron

At 79, Georgina Witt is still making her dreams come true. Most recently, she opened an artisan's market in Port Huron, something she's always had on her mind. 

Domtar Corp. is currently looking for skilled workers.
Hot job opportunities driving people to Blue Water region

Finding a hot new job in the Port Huron region is just a click or two away with the featured opportunities on the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County's website.

Artist Brady Harris loves meeting new people at art fairs.
3 artists to watch in the Port Huron region

"The bottom line is, there is art everywhere you look, the Blue Water region is a wealth of talent and that talent is becoming more and more visible thanks to a collective spirit of creativity, collaboration, and community." -Jason Stier

Marine City is home to a new artisans market.
Artisans market and studio opens in downtown Marine City

New Marine City shop features work of local artisans.

Do you have time and talent to share with the community?
Volunteers needed to make a difference

More than 20 organizations will be at the Port Huron Museum Tuesday in search of volunteers

Enjoy the decor while grabbing a quick lunch at Kate's Downtown
Kate’s Downtown brings back quick-serve lunch options

No time to sit down for lunch? Kate's Downtown has brought back a grab and go lunch option to make lunch hour quick and easy.

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