This Week: Trivia, Tunes, Cannabis, Clowns and A Cemetery Stroll

Post Labor Day Happenings Near & Far

Calling all proficient pursuers of Trivia.
Thursday you can get your shot at being the group (or individual) whose grasp of even the most infinitesimal items of interest from a variety of categories reigns supreme.
RiverStop Saloon starts the action at 7pm

Trivia not your thing? Check out the music at Cedar Springs Brewery who are bringing in Seth & Sara, a pair of traveling troubadours who possess an intriguing sound and an enjoyable stage presence. 6:30pm Thursday.
Besides they have some seriously good brews at CSB  and the food has that old Schnitzelbank touch. 
If you get a sandwich, opt for the hot potato salad as your side. You won't be sorry.

Guinness Brothers bring their strong local following back to the deck at the Driftwood Saturday and Sunday.
AND...
They'll be back next week.
Love those vocals Annette Powell. 

Back in my youth during the late 60’s and early 70’s if someone told me one day I’d be posting a story about an event called the West Michigan Cannabis Expo...well, let’s just say I’d have been doubtful.
And yet here we are.
All we know is there was one in 2019 and now it’s coming back. 
DeltaPlex September 10th: 10AM-5PM & September 11th: 10AM-4PM
Tickets are $15 for a day pass and $20 for a 2 day pass but if you don;t get them in advance they will be $20 per day and $25 for 2 dayers. You must be 21 and over to attend.
There will be guest speakers,CBD booths and educational seminars.
And, in case you were wondering… no, there will not be any THC products available at the event.

We love the Scottville Clown Band and this Saturday they will be featured at the Scottville Celebration from 10am-5pm. If you have never had the experience that is the SCB, you truly need to hit this early fall festival.

Want to grab a little local history?
Sunday at 2pm  is the Big Prairie Cemetery Walk where one can  learn about some of the people buried there. Nine different stations will have  presenters telling a short story about their subject's life, including the first person buried in the cemetery, a local doctor/historian, a civil war veteran, and more.

If you know of an upcoming event and want it included send us an email at [email protected].




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