WGO: Art Demo, Dinner Extraordinaire, and Tunes, Tunes, Tunes

A guide to Weekend happenings compiled by N3WH Staff & Friends

If you had plans to check out the watercolor demonstration at the Artsplace last weekend and had those plans waylaid by weather there is good news indeed. Eric Michaels will be setting up at 10am Saturday to toss out some colors on canvas while delivering some trade secrets on technique answering questions from the attendees and speaking to his current exhibit at this ever evolving gallery of artistic expression in downtown Fremont.
Oh, and it’s free.

We love Chef T. and have never been disappointed with her intriguing international dining experiences held at Hit The Road Joe. 
Saturday you can enjoy a 5 course Yucatecan (no it’s not spelled wrong) Dinner featuring:
 Sopa de lima – a light and refreshing lime accented chicken tortilla soup,
 Salbutes- fresh tortilla topped w/smoked pork pico de gallo and red pickled onion.
 Sorbet course 
Chile relleno- queso stuffed and charred poblano pepper topped with an authentic ranchero sauce, arroz rojo, refried beans, and tortillaDessert to be announced.
Starts at 6pm. Reservations a must (Call 231.652.6020) and there are just a few seats available so snooze and lose..  Forty Bucks a person and so, so worth it if only for her delightful descriptions of the delectables delivered with each course.

A few weeks ago the N3 World Headquarters staff stopped in at the Riverstop Saloon for a burger along with our friend Deb. No Outlet was playing and Deb having heard them assured us we would enjoy their repertoire of familiar songs delivered in a mellow manner.
She was indeed correct.
We pledged to catch them on their next return and that happens to be Friday beginning at 7pm. Good tunes, good eats and a fun spot to hang out and listen to some tunes.

The  Andrews String Band will be at Newaygo Brewing Co from 12-4pm Saturday.

Are the 70’s Staying Alive? They are at Northern Trails Saturday night where they’re having  a party to celebrate the decade where the music reflected those questionable clothing tastes...well, except for the bell bottom jeans some of us wore with unabashed pride.

Like your rock & roll played with wild abandon in front of an appreciative crowd?
Check out Innuendo at 7 Mile Inn Saturday starting at 8pm. 
We hear they really bring it.

 That’s it. Got an event or happening you want us to include? Send us an email at info@nearnorthnow,com.
 
And remember…
“I’m not crazy about reality but it’s still the only place to get a decent meal.”- Groucho Marx.

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